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_ _ _ ' nl soldiers voted against Laurier because of K ____i_l_i__;_ ;_i:_i:i_.f_i;_»:___igl:n_§-;__vv:1__<i§1hou1}__o;§ . _ s_§_o__¢__i:i__ r_t_r_ii§___c_rh_i_.:;i_:______________ _ _o ' 0 8 n ' ' . f th e issue- _ this `week_ ted States' that in reconm nzhevlgnh
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_ same pioportion or nion as i eir A _ H _ _ _ _ R. E. cosuzu. '
Evening Daily (f°\l|\4°¢ 1937) $2-00 (dellvorod °f' 5)' S no ns eel- you cali, niid let _ h 11| _
Quail __§|'l‘.¢=__»|»¢=4_=i Ind *2-5° '°" '-‘-9-N comrades overseas. _ _ No iziooiuy uiongiilo of aorlr rogi-ol l M” W' K1 “°f='~°’° W‘?° “"‘” ““ °
_ _ _ _ __ __ __ __ _ _ A-bsorb your mi||d_ Jug; ghmk Uf jo ‘mm 3' s°v°"° ?°m “ny "fthe Week 'F'|’*"*‘|""|’_'|"’,‘|"|""‘5“|""*"'V‘°""*"°‘_
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THE PATRIOTS DEFENCE _ Only an academic interest attaches in You Wh, ,_m‘;,;2°{’__§o‘;fh‘e“§,_;‘,§§_*‘*
this province to the discussion between the
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__ _ __ __ h Ste dissatisfied shareholders of the Maritime ,,,,,,k ,ook oath and hh mt in me
- _-The Patriots _charactei‘is_1§a.y Y .li Telephone and Telegraphic Company and }~_I_g_-:_f;;_<;§__L<§_r_ds, Qiiegu iyrury and :no rical outburst in its yesterday s 1s_sue wi their directors Over the proposed sale of mos.-_ii', in-lnoaizyoy-iii noidciriiilnriiiriig SC8I'C€ly be regarded by any of 1_tS Sa'n_e their holding-Sin the P_ I_ Telephone and wore Royal robes and the collar of
' ` ° , ~ _ th 0 I ,I _ . readers as an eff@°i“@ defence °f ‘ts att’ ‘Teles1'e1>l\ Comueliy to the new Eastern ir-§’.n.£o”io°inf."i».§i§'§‘¥ioi“€n§'”.?..iL`i
tude on the eleCii0D- If SC01dS the Gum” Telephone and Telegraph Company. But =eremou.v- 'ruo peers in rho process-
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h dlan with consideiable venom andéll C3" _ there is one statement in the circulai from '-f~’,',',._ “,?},nCe "f,',._ §{‘,;'|;;f"‘;’}|'t‘}_§§a_§‘;’;§?_"y_ c‘ea1ed animosity. It utters no wor in e- F B Mccurdy & C0 repuhhshed In yes- in-oonio o niomne. of the um., of
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-fence of the policy it pursued during thelterda is Gum.dmh__ which requires cop __e°fd‘;d°;1_O;1twiuiug lu. muioiyiiy. but _ _ _ _ _ t _ _ _ luke his sent until Feb. GIECUOTI Camllfllgni _but makes lUlVYaU`an ' _rectioii and explanation. It is as follows: Milli- __ __ __
"Throughout the whole campaign it con- sistently followed the policy pursued fbi’ every respectable Liberal and Conserva-
tive newspaper in Canada with_but very
few exceptions of which the_Patriot is one, and its claims to respectability are badly
smirched by its yestei°day’s effort. More-_
over, the Guai'dian’s a_ttit_ude has been am- ply justified by the civilian vote in every province in Canada except Quebec _and Prince Edward Island and by the soldiers’ _vote in every province including our own.
Our conteniporary’s _statement that
“Mr. Sinclair was the choice of the people of his native country and had a ma__]oi'it_y of over eight hundred over Mr. Martin, ’ is not according to fact. He had a bare ma- jority of four votes, for the soldiers who voted against him in Canada, France and England are also electors of Queens Coun- ty, the Patriot’s allegation to the contrary notwithstanding.
Iil_lS i}I‘l.l€ the Gll3.I‘dl3.l'l, ll) C0ll'll'llOl1 Wli-i'l`9_g0 and every “las given to the ___l5:`_;‘_f:__‘_ii;':"'l‘;E'_':l_fil;_egrs’vi:_?_"_; CF; rlieunlun income of over $500,000. Slic fx"
OUP SOIIS and (`i.3l.lghl§€I`S OVCYSGRS €iS€- mattel' at the tuna improved con.. 'pnmmo where hh Wm take up 0190 mf __‘;’_::_‘_‘___"_‘_€l_"____l’t_:3_;i“_°_';:i c‘_’_1in_:)h"___Sla]_¥_£;_r_; bute ilicnsiirlllily to thc upbuildiug of, [0
lfvhere throughout the “iorlda and In com' I`i€Ci/l0ll VVlth the f`fl2.ll'li3lld \V2lS ODE Of f,1,i,.(;,nl§, igiigeederxghengqle F-he ‘vm bf limi" *md mothexl' She was Allliii-ldi(inf3ciiiiiii'l ill Europe llns been; iTl0li 3.lSO Wlilil the b€SiJ Ciemfint in Ulu' Uwn bell(-3fltS Obtillfleii by EX-Premier iililtllle- iiritc with yoilni; lindlolihzinrl will bf- ")If_?`ff°‘;___‘]tL I'}‘_"g§0“:£'_`_‘;’_;'t':_tr;3ff tried iniiily rilil-ns, iluvei- effecliv_el_v PY`0ViUC@» I`0gl'9tt€d the actlon of the mi” _S011 and Premier Arsenault through repre. h‘§_F__“;‘§§§M;‘;".“ ‘°"”‘ ‘lf “°'"" “"8"” f""_ nno wiin' onoor-riiinos-_.' Tnir -inrgo in. §§“°1" 'iv Gef1"oui'- 'Pho <-ouoe»°voli<>u o .l01`itY - Of 0111’ Si3Y'i‘~t'h0m9 lJ0l9U_1i1t10l`1 In sentations to the Public Works 'Depart- e " _- -- . \;_f_f_>;\2_<_*__*;_l\f__;f_&‘r_‘_:;la* it ‘S ‘G1 "C S“““ ”' on _ Voiillg 9-g3iTl5t the Union Government and ment at Ottawa. The cable between Am. _ WS; fi- A' S"”"" °“F°”*‘"“e“ “ "“'“' == if »= ` “.'_”" "“* l’"""""‘"~ ‘"0" ’"'*""‘“‘*“‘ ru
_ . . ~ _ _ _. tlid l.. tl h' _-C13 its War policy and in favour of a policy that hey-St Cove and Cape Toymentme is a four gidifi- iio-To soiieldrgneddagtryi-oit lofi ‘;_';°HQ)'f_“' s(‘§‘§f;““ "mf _,1‘,__f,§”§fV’;‘_ in
Qvery provlnce ln Canada_ W1_th the excel)- core one and is ___Q_v in use the R_a_i1_ evening. ___ __ ___ __ i:i___t___ _______ s§,__________:;'_11,____________0_;___ Their _=,_i_lmptioli. It is the sunie in this colin- hi f-1011 Of Ql1@b@C- 0V@l`\Vh@1m1I1gly illfllefl way for telephone communication regard- __ Mrs. cnrsnn riooo of linliron wlio-.o §§f_§’rf§§fr‘§”W’;‘r‘; 2§‘f?Df;‘;nQ“0°f_}§§; if oo
down. We eXi>1'eSSed the opinion that P211- ing the ferry between Port Boi-don and §;{§_;;f;_>,_,;1y°'§v,_,'em;f;}_}>_§{ fygnduihgg .no -aint ooo. of sn- nion soriiir- ,,,"° We '“”"'“"‘-‘ °"°“e*' 'mm
ty'm3d lmllticians Of the P3t1`i0t Stripe Cape Tormentine. It also carries a direct .éprnie inontno inwiionlrini 'iii wliioli "“`°' 'cd
I A few years ago . the Dominion Government laid a copper cable be- tween the Island and the mainland connecting at or near Picton, N. S., And there is now excellent telephone connections between the two sys- tems, although special publicity has never been given to this great conve- nience and many business men and te- lephone patrons are unaware that te- lephone communication with the Is- land has been made possible.
“It is understood that the Domi-
a cable between the Island and maili- land connecting at or near Cape Tormentine, New Brunswick, thus providing direct connection between the New Brunswick Telephone Com- _ pany and the P. E. I. Telephone Coin- ‘ paily, and therefore opening up in- creased territory and business for the
P. E. I. Company.”
These cables were-laicl over two yea
The Duke of Connaught ,attended
by Lieut.-(Tol.Slr Malcolm -Murray and Calm. P. H. Ashworth, is at present ln Ei_ri'Dt. His Royal Highness has been d°`Dlctcd by _the King to visit the troops in the Egyptian comnnlaiid and to present such decorations as have recently hcen conferred by His Maj- esty on officers und mon in that coun-
Consul und' Mrs. Pierce and child-
rcn me beinl: welcomed lic-ine from rflleli' extended trip Sc<utb.Their yoiln`g niece Miss Alice G~wln, who accom- panied them on a visit has alreiidy made a circle of friends proving quite a favorite among her scboolnlatcs, as she ls continuing hcl- education while
nion Government is laying or has laid It 11°-ro. __ _ __
The Great Wm- Veterans llclil a
meeting oil Wednesday uifternoon at which a Ladies Auxiliary was -organ- ized under the Presidency of Mis. _(Judge) Stewart. One of the interest- ing ite-mis. ot this meeting was li abort llllt F/D103' Speech from one ofthe vet- erans of the original 26th ivliioh was almost entirely wiped out. Such men -'is this brave spoukor make war very real xiiid cull forth the ‘best that is in those who are nt lloln as vi l
- ‘ ' e, 'el' as
those overseas. doing their bit.
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\Vhule\or things rlsoxo sono y 'S ’““°" ‘““"°‘.°d;, , ' -_ _ V
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i Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Wellner ilro _t _ ' being welcomed back to social' and H
mr.; ¢1gn‘L cipnfuwe rationing with, el;
_ lot will r-ivlng to an extreme tllaimvflr biting about a dlsorganlzumm' wh, H has not the elements of correction clk lt, The dlspositloii of labor, with hi hu or wages than ever before. is to shea.; freely rather than to iiave,»;;gq wah the bourzeosle and =tl_ie_-wel! cl _
business circles. hiivlng arrived early _DH
try. . _
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in the W°°k f"°:“ ;|`°’;°m°- 'rationing to come rationing yet. it is ln
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-Miss Jeall Trlvcit. daughter of the $9 Rov.S. Trlvett, of Guysboro, formerly the
not dlsposedn-J exerclgggglnh an
ce- fixing. We may have to come to in food especially, but in ming tha.;
which there is un 'linnecesilly ‘hot
i
inning yet. It is not a tospenk oi' vulgar. display, the danger asant prospect especially' for ot' had cxslimple is extreillely greui h, luen und women who (Jo not vol- the lust analysis, all revolutions hllve
°f Mmm’ is “OW 0" the Stan’ °f mint' ilntarlly bend their neck to the yoke been the result of abuse of power
ary nurses at Cmmip I-llll Hospital
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Halifax. i Yeh
C 8 lb
__ The musical committee of the First Methodist Church elitcrtained lim ma choir 'to'a2 'very chc-ice musical pro- ing gram and delectable s-upper in the be
'Heartz Memorial I-lull lrlst \Vednes-
day evening at which abundance of 5:3
made, then rationing must como, w
Wu and' g°°d h“'“°'-° 'pmmned' menu food :it lower prices' but it is
ni s u ‘ '
ine
circumstances. The voluntary sys- power whether represented in the i must be tried oilt completely be- form of wealth or authority'-on the e it is applied -to the people ns rl part of what generically muy he cah_ iole. Ii' public oplnlcll cannot be ed
de lo iospond willingly lifter know- der n Lomocratic form of govemmem
the reasons for the sacrifices. to we are prone rather to puiider to tho'
the ruling classes. Politically, un.
Orlfing clashes tha nto ignore them.
il the real majority of people do not but from tiio personal point of vim; alizo what' rationing meansilt doesn’ we are prone to szlclal s-nol_illei'y.\vhle)1
much more strongly resented _,hun
ans- a great deal lcss of certziin even legal cppresslcii. Our luxurv-
Tms “'°ek has been S“dd°“°d mr- kinds of fscd less of all kinds. You loving tastes, with tho means to stat.
many -by the sad and iincxpcctcill Wm deaths ot’ several -prominent citizens. qu
Q if IU `_
The ArtllIeryman’s Association ist
quietly doing u`_sploiidlil patriotic (.0
nal' in your tea. lashings of cream ol' your coliee, and dessortless meals, th d when that tl-me comes thc Food th
“'°"k qs was Sho '“ by their meeting ular" with a freedoni-loving .peoplerlt is
on Tuesday -afternoon. The boys at Wm tho from are certainly being- welliwm looked iifter by thc energetic socictyp wit
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At thc Suprcilic (‘olirt in George- Q
town on Wednesday' Chief Justice wi; Mathioson was presented with ri con-_ foo gi'atiilator\~' address cn his clcvutioili _ _
Ill
to the Sufprcinc Court Bench.
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Concratulntlolis' are sllo\vci‘ln_r: in
on Mr. Donald Nicholson and Mr. hr Mclsnnc as thc result of the Solilloi"s;
Vote in France and Englniuv. _in
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Among the recent visitors cnter-i gh
tained at Willey Camp by the P. E. mu Island Oiiicers of the 10-itll were Dr. we; Gordon Alley ami Mr. Ii. E. Prowsc. arf both ot' ‘whom were made roynlly wel- _im
Mai, Pickford, the Cllarlottctown I
ainst the ‘man of sedentary habits, ff*
-ir. beans and eggs, which go to -‘ii
orgy. The iuziii who docs not work til ll his hands or works only with his Of aiu requires very little of the pro- iii
o works steadily and hard all day, st. .like the men at the frolli. -bo l fed. While ln Wnsliiiig-t'3n, I en- avored to obtain as much as' pos- e of tlieofllcial ininil oil the silh-
lalior und other economic conditions
"°me' ___ ,_ ,_ ject of food control and in respect of
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moving picture favorite who hn:i_ lo
charmed so finally liere-oiiiy' this week
and who makes hcl' home iri'I.os Ang- uh clos. Cc-l., being called upon to pay _wi llei' income tax; interviewed the col- HS
ng to require much courage to de-
mise your two or three lumps of ity
have to coule down to it :basis in an ch the nlnu who nctually works strlic the -people will get war-ivonrv b his hands- indoors and 0utd'.:-als and demnlirl, ns the Ilolsllcviki have st. have f`u\'ol‘allK'e discrimlnatioil denilliideil, that the war should cease
them and the inevitable creation n social cnstenre among the things nt tenfl ts accentuate ii. position at may eventually' develop to il duh,
nlrollel' will get “good and unp'c-p- ger point. In the Uiiited States them
a fceliilg ill bcrtiiin circles that ln iiiidwie prolongation of the present
lzzlrdiess of whirl should be the
lo does not require the protein fruits of Doacc. Should we not, there- ds nlld‘l`nts, such us beef, bacon, fore. as a scririiis~mtiidei`.', mainly sell-
ble people. set our house in order,
io up bodily repairs and iiiilscular llflvillg the fflC'iS» C'lGfU‘lY ll5f0i‘€ IIB, so
at by -the l'eusoiiu'hlo cooperation ull the people, ii common object in e lilterests of all the people may he
gh-if di,-r~(y_|0h Crm he supphhd br nes.-‘ is t-he the 'blindness of those who or and lore strong fomig_ The man with vision uillmpalred will not fine.
ill clcmenl in his fond. All his needs iliflilevcd? The illost fatal of :ill ‘blilul~ __ _ _ . _ _ __
NEW FOOD DISTRIUTION
LONDON. February 26- 'l‘hc limv un of food distribution wen `
- lil t lto
think l could cpitoniize it as fol- offer-1, fmighv and every por-mn xho 'Sf do
sired to make purchases of iucrlt,
'file voliintnry-llletholl has uleusurc- humor or margarine, was rcqiilreil ly -fallen down thus' far, aiiil' it is to
produce zi ration card Tile food ministry announces that
[goto]-_ and was mmormed lhht hm- _C 0 mf‘lh0flS Of ¢‘CHU‘0l- W9 mllfii no complaints have been received and
s~‘.lal'e of assistance to the Fedelal Gov- _,O
crnment would be $900,000 This' would
arch all the corllors of olii' brains tl r ways and means to control con- p iniptioil. Self-denial and szicriflce [0
int the pliin is working smoothly. eriions of the poorer classes appear
be well pleased with the change.
-"4 be Olll' ‘ill-i5'l ill€.V Will ¢‘0HU`l' because they are ilo longer compelled
the food saving idea wlicli put up- C]
variuhly results. ill increased coil- 0|
in ltilly. i W
nsumptlon, boyoml what can he suv- 1)- by ‘Um ‘“°""' 'i"`~7*‘l""""“-“- '"9""*‘ l~cstniiranl.f-l. the rationing plan is
stand in long: llncs at the ilizirkcts. ’l`llc success of thc plain, so fill* ii rclutcs to conserving :lvaililblc pplles of meat and lirlngingaliolit more oven distribution among all asses, was indicated quickly." The
il "°l““U“'.\' basis is °“l~" e“0CU"‘l rcstzliirnnts and hotels oficrall
eat dishes for luncheon as usual,
ss. Increased lviixres due to the wnr hut few pm-Clmsmi gh9m_ At mm
thc. lurgcsl resluilrunts in' the
ty only four meat orders were
v :is abroad. lt is-pai'lic.ularly iiiurk- Se,-v,,_(|_ hm] at mhm-S fmv, if any-_
r-rc ilispenseil. As butter and margarine virtulll-
dlszippezlrerl long ago ln` the
I* t blame "for misleadin and tleceiv 1 1 h 1' b view Mr Flood is now couductmi: his _ I\"‘-fl-‘“'f‘>l>1'<‘“i1l1l£0-beef 0" tile “'0fl<< iiulo notioori except in' homes.
we e o ~ g ' _° 'e egrap ine' etween Charlottetown andb ," ' I ` ' ` _ _ _ _ , _ I __ ______ ___ ing 0111' P60910 ilfiflihe evidences Of ilhls Moncton for railway purposes. Premier Ar- "B fleas' W ff » if » iii iliifiwiiiiiiiiioiiigiijl rfii.i_"n'ii; 'sfo
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nately continue for _many years hence to. Telephone C0” and the New B1-unSW,c].`.{',,,, ,-mf’ ., ,-ff, .,_-,,..., "W ' N”
here the ilistribiltlon undoubteil-
is more cvcii.
llgCl'0-US ,
mlsleadmg and ihlS d‘-*Celt Will Ullf01'Ul' senault is now negotiating with the P E.l __‘;f,‘,"'“,.(’_l§"‘ ",§"'“',f<” .,‘I,f,,“"";f"' ‘S "“"'l §'°”'" °°“"“”"' “’ ""5 ’"""" "'°`°
rise in `J`udgmeut against those false lead- Telephone Co., to have the New Bronswioii 'Tm __,,,m__"," _"_ [___ __ . ,, i _ - ..r“'“" "` " "“"“"’ '°' °"'““""“° “‘i""°"`
ation so flint nltlloiifzh Government.
BFS, _ _ .SySt€lTl COlll'l€Ci}€(.i \Vli]l'l the P. E. I. SySt0Yl` day did not intcrfiiliioi wlttlletlilcysilildccdfd NE\i\7Sp;€)|.]:i|1{t°1\i:|?¢¢1?u:gi\?g,im. lm copthol in th? i_iecessities- of life may
what _]l.1Sil1flC8tlOl'l h3.S the Pai}1`lOil iZ0 In Same Wav as is connected writh N0 "1 the l'e°‘ilm°" held ‘lt the hom” of fore in the history of the locnl fur 23 » G 053°" m’ m Ove" advmlmg
offer today in the light of all that has oc- va Scotia thy-Oi; -h th bi f' _ N55' “M “"“‘°`_R"”“.-f’" T“°“"“’ "7" "M0 1"*-‘f *"°’°.‘5“°" '?" “"‘<’”e “ de'
us in normal times. in a period of
1 _ _ _ g € CSI. 6 C0l'lll€C lllg ailing under thc auspices ol' the Guild ,hand fm ah hmds of skins as has “'f"` “'f"__m"'-it “"9"” "W 1"S"e" of Eh”
Qurred, f01‘ Such 9,ppe2_llS 3S_th€ fOilOW1llg,_ Wogd Islands hvith Caribou' some ot_ bt. _.Tallies Church. The short mils- _prevailed thh, Seagohh Besides m_ _SAG cviis_ for ullliout control in nur
icked out at random from Its last frantic C It h . . t h f ical program left liillfr Y-0 be C9f‘ill“‘l ducing the catch throupzliolit the colin
nies, with prices l-uillliilg riot- -we
p - _ _ u y as arisen owing o t e act that thi- win-io ilio iioiinty rofroriiininnls ooh ,,.,,_ th.. 50,5 ,,',,_,,h,._, hw, ,m,,,,,'m,{ W°l{|fl_ face fl lwtienfii <\§S°ef-°"- It is 9ff0!‘i2S £0 l1’l1S1€2ld Its 1`9adeI`SF - New Brunswick line docs not extend fur- "'"“‘““““'"*" l"°""‘°" "““”°“ ”“'“i' consumption 1° Wil 11" extent that °-"M "' ms “my tm" “E °”" 'mmm
' “Every young married man bctwccn the -. -'ages of twenty :ind thirty-four will, if -`.-otherivisc eligible, lic compelled by law to ' go to the war. Ilencc cvcry young niar-
ricd wonlrln voting for tlic Unionist candi- dates will bc voting to send hcr husband to
- thc war when thc second draft is called."-
--Patriot, Dec. i.-ith, 1917.
“Laurier will help by disniissing thcsc
majors and colonels and giving your boy a
- _chance to be promoted. By giving your boy
and his dependents better treatment and big-
* ger pay.”-Patriot, Dcc. 14th, 1917. .
_,- “Married soldiers, who :irc Liberals, . have--been wounded, patched up, then woun-
back to the tiring line, while others, young
V unmarried men, without il scratch have been
allowed home on furlough because tiicy arc Tories. Vote for Warburton and Sinclair and wipe out these abuses."--Patriot, Dec. i 5, 1917. (Last issue before election.)
“It is our firm conviction that after Mon-
- day next, the Tory party in Canada will be bugicd so deep it will not see a resurrection day for the next fifty years.”-Patriot,
15, i-917. _ _ _
' .__-Withsuch appeals as these to the cre-
_dulity and the _ignorance of men and wo- ,u|é'i'l,"party-mad politicians, male and fe- iiidlc and the Patriot as their mouthpiece, iiiicceeded in deceiving the majority of our
stigma on our province. What would the Patriot call it?
_yhat has the Patriot to say of Colonel Da _son’s admission that the Guardian’s
was the right policy and that it
and the Ein ire had- the Patriot’-s policy
to abandon the struggle against military, autocracy, the American democracy arei taking it up. This, the Prime Minister’s phrase, is the most momentous fact of the- year. It is the substitution of a highly' skilled, scientifically organized, and en- lightened nation, for one which though
Weil _d have been a serious blow to Canada- great hearted and valliant has always
been the worst organized state in Europe. But America is not yet ready for the fig t,
ther than Port Elgin, but it is hoped that the New Brunswick Company will see tlleii way clear to cover the gap.
The Premier while in Ottawa recently
had a conference with Premi-er _Foster of- New Brunswick and the latter promised his cordial co-operation in order to have the matter brought to a successful con- clusion. _ While on this question it may be re- mark'e.d that the agreement between the* Dominion Public Works Departmentand the Anglo-American Telegraph Co., has now been signed and will go into effect at an early date. Under this agreement 2 mutual exchange of business will 'takcl place between the P.E.I. Telephone Co.l and the Telegraph Co., and a telegraph message will be forwarded from the near- est telegraph oflice to the nearest telephone office to the person toywhom the message is intended and be delivered by the Tele- phone Company.
The Telegraph Company is also about
to rebuild its laid lines, and the work will be proceeded with as 'expeditiously as the scarcity of wire and labour will allow. This is another boon obtained through the efforts of the Provincial Government and is one which is certain to be appreciated.
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THE DIOMENTOUS FACT
- If the Russian democracy have decided
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What li vast proportion ol’ our lives Ei spent in anxious and useless' more-_ bodings concemlng the future--either' our own or those of our own dear "neu. Present joys, present blessings _f-_lip -by und »wc_»mtss halt' their flavor, nud all for wililt of faith in Hlmwllo provides for the tiniest insect In the' s'uli'beam. Oh. vrhenshpll .we learn the sweet ti-list in God' tbwt our little children tell us every day by their confining faith in us?
We, who are so mutalble, so fnu'lty,_
no irritable. so unjust; and He, who in so watchful, so pitiful, so loving, an forgiving, why cannot we, slipping our hand into His each day. walk trusting over that day‘s appointed path. thorny or flowery, crooked or
straight. knowing mt evening will bring us sleep, pe ` niid homo?- millino iarooirn. - I
-Beaver, 'Red Fox, Lynx. Mlifikrllt,
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REGISTRATION BOARD
FOR THE DOMINION
tee of the will' committee of the cn- binot, tobe known as “the Canada re- gistration board," has been constitu- ted by an order-ln-council, passed to- day to give effect to the govomment’s declared policy of mobilizing tho ref sources of the nation for the prosecu- tion of the war. The nlin is to pro- vide a maximum contribution in men, foodstuffs, munitions and ships.
Tile order-in-council recites tblit, in
order to give effect to this policy, lt will be necessary to have made nn accurate and colnpleto inventory of the man and woman power of tho country.
Tho personnel of the board will be:
ecvorol hours hors; n_lous=\utly- _fine ovoiiiiliio oumny of onion in nie iff” ‘°l""‘b'e fm' "“’ “’°'kl““ ‘“““~
_ lhailds of dealers and in-.inllfncturers I
The Womens 'Canadian Cliih of Tor- is how fm. less Um" in many y(,h,.5 8
onto, of which 'Mrs. James George. hash A , Whfl. V15"-9 Dfimklel' B@°Ch» 0307' Tile czluso of this experienced fur “'°“l“' www the country mitionauy Slimmer- is ille Pl`0“id9l\f» “fe °°~l"`Y"' msn say it is probable that the April °" the other "md that leads. in the im: on o very not-ivé iiiutriotio Work- sole oi lilo Now vorlr For Action sol- ‘“'°°“°“ "mi ““s‘“” _ "W °-“"""“`” 'phgsi week they had E most interest. as _Corporation in this cm, Wm es,_nb_ leads to il chaos, revolution and blood- ing lecture with unique llimlolfght. lisp _q now high love] of prices. ` shed' `
his is trending rapidly iso-ward soc- llsm and underlnilllng ilidivkluallsni breaking down ut ithls juncture
Ilussiu‘s shortage of' food.'diio to the
Noiiouol Fish Simply ond the present nie honor grorlon of skunk. oro oi- "’°“l““g d°W“ °f *‘°”“”P°"*“'“°“ "“ food prices. Among those noted in the roody soiling onovo the prloer paid ““5S‘“ D"°"“d °“° “f the Prime f*‘°‘Z audience was Mrs. Arthur' Bealrsto at um January hah, Whm, figures ors and one of the inducing causes ot foruwrli' of this City. whose -Home is oquoi io those omoiiiou nion are bo- :'30 fl"-"Bla" "°"°‘““°"- Th” B°iS"°"“ ill Toronto. ' ` ' U
, -which has been the outgrowitll of
these disturbances, now represents' a
Amicus the distinguished visitors ilaoooon, ollor, Loopohi, Auslrinn "W-l°'lfY °f the ““"S"‘" P00918- if ‘S
hem thhf week was His Grace Arch, Opossum -Mole and Cross amy Blue representative of their social organ- hhqhop Shmott of Whm|_heg_ who and whme F0xe8_ lzations, their secret societies, and lt came home to attend his fathers fun- _ -ali `hHi’~ Uik“l\ 0" ll Svifituai Character
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ihich implants lilto the minds of its followers the s rlt of n new crusade,
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spiritual ideas with political ideals as ill the French Revolution. A six months' of li yeni'-`s trial of this now and dangerous. pofli-tical intrigue, which teaches- Ithe people -to -believe that no govemment is needed, -that law is' unnecessary, that the will of thc individual is all sufficient, that property and land are common to A-ll, will -probably bring about in Russia a_ financial debacle, punglng the peo- ple iildustrlnl concerns and banks of Russia into absolute bankruptcy; but this “go as you please" Bolshevlsm is popilar with the Socialists and work- ing pcoplo all over the world in its early stages; ll is very contagious and
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FRENCH PREM!-ER LAUDS ` BRITISH ‘
PARIS. Feb. 27.-Premier Clemen-
ooau, utter a two 'days' visit to the British, Belgian and Portuguese frontn, declared to a representative of the Matin that -Elin impression was an excellent one. As to the British armies, he said, he' could not sut- 'ilclently praise their bearing and
their morale. ‘
"Everywhere the defensive organi-
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