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Ivonlng Daily (founded 1907) \l.00. (doilvorod or by

hull In Canada, and 82.50 for U. 8. A.

Saturday weekly' (founded 1887) 01.50 por annum by

mlil in Canada or U. S. A.

Hold Office at Charlottetown, Branch Offices at Bumomli-

olde, Atherton, Souria and Montague.

_:_ _. .___. __ ____ _,___ ,___._._ __ . ._ . ,,,,,_______, _ ,__.,_._______, _._____._., __ ,,_. ___-,-, -.._- »_- ~ -_-_~,-_~,-_

A correspondent writes us that he wasl

verv much interested in an editorial in Sa- B

_ _ _ _ l goo _ . i turday’s issue in »1'egai_rd to Australia and lllf:l*_‘e‘l’_§'l:l_*’lWl§‘°ll:l‘ll;‘f "°"‘P'°“”"““° `

` l ' ike McK!nzie, another old fisher-

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mau

m' ' _ ‘ whatever he goes into. lf

' We were a happy hunch going liome- g

the referendiini.____He is a school teacherl and has been in correspondence with ano-l ther school teacher in Australia-one of

the leading teachers in New South Walesdlofl

lHll_lil Mlllili .PllllWSE'S

YS WUN Ahlll IUG- H

f‘0l‘\‘@HD0ndeut of the ('hurlottc-- and

Within the l{1Sf SIX l‘I1OIltl`lS tl’llS AtlSil`8.ll3l1!gives ii prophlc account of the 59,-.lw¢~i|

' "He'e ti terror for his size. l \\\\\\\\\@Illllll“‘v,@‘“\“`\\Wlf

John Collins, who perhaps labored ‘ ,'

mor lency of the team. l

n Guardian with the sinh Buneryl iusjor and the war he led his boys S0 §

e than anyone else for the ellie'-l

e was always “there with the

and puts heart iind soul into

proud 'ot' our team. proud ot' our

onthe field ot sport, just as he ‘

--'-~»-»-»---~----»~»¢<»;-~~~-~.---¢»~f---~f'-1 il

iii' Loi \L'i‘\ _

ll* ~ _ » _ _ \l_l‘tl‘ _ upon the priv_-_ terest to Guardian readers and especially 'C-v___l_____l______l>_fl____l_ _.lf_l>:r______________ff<i;ll»_l:

ll‘l

l.1“I tim 'in this 'war tothe' end,” declared tll

Sli' Wllfflfl'l"f“l"l“1"l’l t.l“?‘ HUUSB of Com' and oiilv inethoitof democratic reci'iiitiiiglS“H1€ “H ="'>'9l1\f>f m°1'"i“i= i>v~°i'h@\e

' broad. Our correspondent received a let-llii

r' from tlie'A`ti§ti°alian’s wife and sendslfml a ' 'a a e considers it \\ill be 0 lift.

l, . . . -. _ ,i

mons, and ‘his brave words were cheeied by l- -l lle Allslmllall ladl. wrote l,,~ll.l. lllllll ____

the whole House bv (`onser\‘atives and Li~§

bf-“als dill* Ami ‘l~` the "'~hU9" Ot the‘voliinteei'etl for active service abroad, sol‘llf;lfl lll..l.llllll_e_ Oh _lo ll ll.llllll,l wllll

.cheering died ti\\'ay he .concluded his sen# lll

tence, “but I uni in this war not upon com- l ll,lll.ll ls flllllllg. on llle wlllllell leaCllel.S_ wlloililo

- ' ; _ '. . llal.

those who consider conscription the fair dal. llll,l.lllllg_ llll,_ lllll lllllll lllS_ me

' ' As

“About a thousand of.our teachers have ro'

Vlf‘t-0\‘.V for the 98th after a haid Y

or rounds in the tug oi’ war com~ leads them so ably in the greater Hallie

war. ,

ours in lligh Explosive Shrflllll

' » I. H. O.

tion at the front which resplted of

e with the 8th Siege- Battery. ‘ '

n extl Ct Q ll _ f Sl-1'.-Never' bel’ore`Sir. have I ln~ .

1', V 'huve » ` tiiiie- ou

hands .if ani goiiilg ll0NllON__A l_l_0ll,llell llllllllll

iiiioiis was excited toiliiy by ri

ll 01' li little lticldeiit iittertiiig the Con sr- :ind strain. and take every ll'llll_

1.2¢,”

wipio tim

s that the <‘:ihinet had heeiiroii- ring the resignation of-~ Arthur

‘lt nledm* that 3 gleflt deal H1019 of the ‘ld-“”_lel"' mmbi" 0' Shells- 'L “ms "ll Illandersoii, me-inber of the Wiii' Foun-

ttcld ol' Sport und, as ilio story cll

ulsion but ii .ion the voluntar_\' principle

wsonssoviv. Auousr sth, 1911 teacher has enlisted and is now sery'ing`l“§’ll

‘ ’- ‘J ".. "l

' 4 .` l

ti ° ` .`

- ~ - i

by his Qllebéc f"ll0“'l“l3` *md 3 few “af an-V voluntary svsteni of recruiting has been H _- ii ‘ ._ , . - - - ' ‘- r _ ' P1106 Llbffldlb fiom Uthel llwvlnceb' traged_v here. Phe very best of our ineii'mt.in.. ro give tim... .fi ifiniigr. tow- ll

\\~hii~li it was sfiid. had already

_ _ _ _ _ l tl_i_e iiiouse ruiis. “'l‘hercby` liaiigs is ll ' ll l,.,l_

all le"l)0nd1ng nobld' “TG Allstllallallialp' ' e$IilSt'dil\r(it(Illiiiiciiiiiioii, l'iiioiiist for

of enlistineiit," and this sentiment vvasl'll,lllllell feel that _We colllll do 3 Cleat dellll ___'rii- iiitiier commaiiii mint ole Dlllll_l_ llll,l,l_,ll llll, llllllllll.lll_.lll ,,l» lll..

Cll6€l'€(l lltllj l.)_\' l)0lll Sl(l@.< Of lfl‘l€ HOUSE bl.llL’l.lllll.e _lf We _“,.el.e l)l.0llel.l_v 0l.gall?Zed_ The “"0" the me" of 'l"" “""‘°”‘“l"li House for the purpose of ciiliiiii.: up

Few men in Canada have uttered braver lll.ll g0lllg._ lezllllllg the lllcolrllletellt allll l_l_.i_li - “ a

sounding words of _professed lo_valt_v_ and he patriotism, on occasion, than Sir Wilfridico

andfewmeniiifhiicnliili11\'@m01‘@flf1g1`i‘"t'lliavea big responsibility I sometimes tim..-at 1..-tmineniiv i .-.~.-it- of

_. . _ , , ll

ly stepped aside from their pr_ofessions.l‘lll When asked to serve on the National Ser-1%

llywags to carry on the afl"aii's of the ut uiitr_v. Women having the franchise

"island Baterles," lip erstwhile llll, and the 8th. On Juni- 25th these wll;

g io nizikt- tlieni loi-get. One idea if Ri-st Vamp to which ineii ure sont.

iiitvrvals, ,\noihei~ is ill? eiicouiugliig sport and Pal'

course ’ the “'i`iig-lol’-\\\'zii"' lo ll

ii reputation ol "I\'e\'er Bezileii" Vl.l`

iliiestioii whether ilie Goveriiiiieiit noting coiislitutioiinil_v and iii the

'"9' l" ‘l"“‘ll3" l l "°’""°"l 0" ~ national interest iii peiriiiitliug Mr.

iidersoii toviicconipiiiiy :i pacifist' sion. iiicliidiiig .liiiiies lliiiiisay -lioiiald. and George .Iunies \’\"sr-

both menihors- ni' l’nriiameiit, to

'is_ <l\lr. Bonar lLaiw had ;itlirnieil

arlinnient that Mr. Heiidersoii was

_ _l _ 7- ‘ ‘ _ cting only iii his r;ip'_ir‘ll_~ as sei-iv-~ ink that that helped to turn down coii-‘ll’;‘_l"* W” “"“"“"’ “"" “‘°' ”‘° 9*” mfr l

ription, and then again the men who were' from the time it puiiui on mm or no ll,lll"‘“"‘ "‘""""""’“' "‘““`“ """°"

oi’ liie,Liibor pai‘t_\'. biit. :isked

d ii miiilster doff his iiiliiisteriul

vice Comniissioii, the last_eliort made tolloll Cllll,al.(lll_, to go all Voted alloy flllev _i.ab_oi~ i,'nion_in <jim.~ioio-iowii._puiiou l.l._lllll,lll_ll,llll_l, llllll llll lllll., fl-ll_. l`€VlV€ tilt’ \'(lllllll2ll`\' l)l`lllC‘l1)lC, ht? l'€ILlS9(l.l.ll. ` ' ‘m"°m"rS "l°s5l"g the Mlilmlf' “ml (`l0verii»iiieiil iiiiist hive ini-lily i'oi|~

e perfectl_v willing to see their place ta- like

When compelled b_v the force of piibl1c_llell bl. mere boy; ll ls Sllllllll, allplllllllg irmi

opinion to go as :i recruitiiig' inissionar_v tollll

ago, he went :ind at several lzirge meetings told his Quebec friends how England hadlllll failed to come to the zissistaiice of' Franceil.ll in her struggle with (lermany in 1870 andilll

asked them. iiiiiilly, to go and fight forllll

and cursing the voluntary system- I l’§lj"‘

England ii' they saw their way clear to tloi so! l

Canadians have not forgotten what oc-f curred during the South African Warl gl,

.wheii._lni_pie<liatoll. ;ifte_1- the _ileclaratiolililoll 'l,l_lll_ Ridge ls l-me of llle eplsollllg that will _l,,l.l, Slllllllll “.0 lllll, lllll ,,lll lllll ,lle _._ war a t e ovcisetis tominions tum ec _ll__ Over Rafi] (Mimi “Will ()f¥el"" Ui u‘q:qlSt'5lnCe`_| done noblv. God grant that this :iwful war “‘"*“ "“`"‘~ " “'““ ‘°"”““ "‘°""“‘“ ""‘ except aunt ti. ~ ien iiitii'miii'ings arose_l_. - ‘ _ . ii

all over the tloiniiiion :it the _go\fei‘nnient’s:

inaction, Sir Wilfrid I.aurier issued his fa-f mous iiitei'\'ie\v in the Toronto Globe to let the country kiio\v the governnient’s posi-r tion. In that iiitervieiv, after defining thellll Militia Act stating that our volunteers arei

means o te ence, .ir 1 rif procee s:lAllll lld _ leg -l lll t _ li “There is no nienace to Canada and, al- _ _( al’ ( ‘D1 e at hey have dOne’T"°

dians very eagerly and are delighted at the ll,"

_ . . “E

‘ pul

and hardships. _ Many of them. come back om

_.~' _.. . l, , , , ioiiship. After two piilis we were _ 0510211 “leLk§i becausé tiled '_“ me too 'champions ot' the Corps. One ot' those ‘mm llflg' t0 Q0. 'lll€_\-' 1l'l€V€l' I'€HllZ€(l Whitt pulls lasted nine miniites and the en- l.ll,ll

ey were going to. My sister teaches here. Il‘llff"““` “Y ""’ '"9" "“""" 'he ""’° he hail serie to in-ant-e to iiist-iiss tim

“We all follow the doings of the Cana- liifii

r-time “home” vliii lout ‘able .l

present she is sitting beside me knitting .t upon iiion ni ni; .impti of"si<m-

\i/iso at Horsham, ii leiiiii was nat- gem ly entered. \\’1`thoiii any przif-tice llll, \von the first pull. then tlip secoiiti

oil' between the 1-liainpioiis of thel Sell- oiis Groups t`or the (`orps (‘hanip-i lllp

lii

ailing etc. By this. iiiiie we were all- iiig inIt_\i'ested und pi'1it~ti.-ieil i'eg~ llllll "ly, Then onine the gre-tit. day of lle e 25th when the ('lininpioiis of the 'pi

- »\rni_v Corps were to pull lo de- (.0l.ll

G llUml)@I' Of lilflg Of €lgl"lt(:‘€l'l 'VVl`lO` ll3V(-) und by sodoiiig, won the clianipioiioliip pxrlispmlm Dmwannon dpmundpd n

l'llS 0Wll ])l'U\'lllL'@ Ulm Qllf3l)€L‘ U\'91` U. _\_'€2ll"g.llll(_l_ Tllell, are not fit to S-l:.lll(l the Strain ui' llie Arti'iler_v Group. 'i‘iioii come thel ll'

ed. because it voiilil have witlilield passports.

it-it .stziteiiieiit :ind derliired tha

Mr. lit-iidersoii had coiniiilltcd hi.iii»

iu ii eoiit`ei-eiice with tin- (lei-iiiaiis tlovei-nineiit must :isk liliii to re-

zi pt»i‘soiitil stutenieiil to the

se, Mr. lluiirlersoii denied that

sum" .\\ii{\`\i?fi////'//f\.¢` \\\\\\\\91/»x\\\\\\\v7/#2/I}i\\\\(\T\\\' v/Tm

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I _ Young Men

Young Women

There is going to be a big demand for train- ed help. Business men will want you if you can do their work. They do not want those who are not trained. _

Union

mlnercial College

gives you this training, It fits studentslfor all kinds of office work. Special instruction in any branch. If you wish to know how our graduates are doing, write u s today for Prospectus and full iriformritioii.

_ Union Commercial College

wivi. iiioiiAN, i _Piii

3007-80- Mwfm tf

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en limii-il_ liao in iii_v life. l iiior two lidii~_: l`i'oiii

ei, .is alleged, to proceed io lt

lit rcgrvtteil that jiidgnieiit --_ ~-_---'_----'-L----I:-ff ~--»-.--Y--1 -f ~ .="'W-‘

» - . . I , not been postpoiieii until lit ii id MAJOR GAULT PROMOTED lls lx wlllll rl__lllll_l, lllll elll,ll_ llC_ i_‘aii:idn who ure ovi-r iii-ro noir. (_)iii~

lp ~ ~ s I | »' ' i

lllg lll lllll ll_ll_l_<ll____ ll.lll_ll l___ ______l linoiii .\loiitiinl .iiiil thi othti lioiii \.ii|.

Qflt W0l`l{ tll(?\’ 31°C (l()Illg`. Th?) Of citle the Army Vhzimpioiislilp. And llll-llpll l-l-,ml llllslllll llll lll,lll,ll 'llllll_ ' iivcr. so we liaid ii await old _i;ilk :i_b~l '

e *for all time. I think your Island has

__ (li

ll soon be over. loo

lol' gl"

r ~ v . \ll' rii i~. ,\t‘.\i>i.\xs l_,,,_l.

» i 'rim

.Let Canaditins of British stock respect-l ii..-

ngliiiid he took charge of the team t

iir-oiiratzed him to hold. hold and they de eld, Pres'eiitl_v they gave ri lieave. tillv

, . _ B h were the Chanipioiis of one Corps. l-ml. the seini~lliinls we haid<to pull ag- i_.-_lFl_

ciit-li (lovci'iiiiiie-iii. li:i'il iiiviteil lliis- for it is mil." "|’°"' r"'_"-‘v_mll""' "'_"""

iwiio-ii so.-ifiiisrs or i~'i-ton-i-. wp- "lil "i!"“‘.'“‘ ' ‘l“' “"‘ f"“‘-"' "' "" 'l l-U-\'l“>-\'- ~ .\i=il<>i' Arliiur iiouiii- llllllg ll llllll0l.lll, lll. llle Slll_ll_l_ doii tliifviiiiie iii nil. l \\'ili'.1oliiill\‘*l"’_ ton iliiiili. oi' .\ioiiireol. luis been gaz- llllll llll».lllllllll_l l'lll__llllll,l.S lll- lllll sonic' .\`ziliirilii_\' :intl _:lily iiiilil .\liiiiilai'll.lll.ll ll, llll. lllll,l.,-llll _.lllll'l- -_lll llll ullfe

do t-iiiiip. .lliijor tluiill, utter i'tii;~iiiig

oek. \\'e toss-ed t`orf-liolce ot' eiiils- slap lll._ll.glll,._.l ll, llllglllll lll l,lll.l_`_ llll our viiiiip liieru, \\'hci'L-‘ it is or:-i‘ iiiiir

Sth won, and they kiiew liow_ to Qxlllllllle ll llllw lllvllllllllll lll llll l-lllllll._'liiiiitli'1~d i l~Idii|biii';:li. l hm. ii bun.

. ll .

:iiid 4-oiiippi|i,~, the l’i'liii‘oss l’uti‘lrii's `t'iiiiiidi;iii i.ii',iil |iil‘ziiitr_v and lighting

l.l llle gum] Q-m1_ The pull beaaii. ll ,|ll,ll_ll ,.,,lll-,.l~l.lll.g._ llllll Sllllmligllllg riiio :iroiiiid l‘ir;iiiiii_\' iiiui l. i<'if.~=|~»i-_llllll lll_l_ll lll l_.l._ll|l_l_ llllll. l_.llllllll_.l.s

men slipped :ind could not riiillie tha; some llritisli delegi`ite_~i shouldl S‘l"“""~ l'“‘ ‘lm "Ui "l"-" 'l"““ l""’i lnipi‘e.~':iloii on the liiird ground. ll(-mlllllllllll. lllplll ll, lllwllss llll, l,l.ll_ eiioiigh to sup tiny o1` the ilrr-ui siulitgl _lf wp,-l_. |05illl_l_ ll was gi our-e-all l,0_4;ll_ llllll llllll, llle lllllllll.lllllll_l, ll, llllll iii Loiidon. only the girls wlil. ii we :iri-

loror pull. Six ol' our men were ovel' over thc proposed iiitei'-iillit-il sovizil-f"l“"'-l'-" l'l""**"l "’ "‘*‘- l “““' ill" "ll

Iiiie. lt was lookliii:tll-‘Sl10Y‘0t€.Blll- istic coi:l`ei'eiice. lie iissiiiiivd iliiil : lim" l’l""l"""5l'l"" "l“’l’

lly salute the Acadians. No class of peo-I M“1"{" l’"?“'*@- U- S- Ox- °¥“"‘_ ‘_"°"" '_“

8th begun to come our way. We

opinion had never been disguised

. . . lbetlel than “tell under the V0]l_llltal~V qvlq- \\'i‘i'e wiiliiiilg- We 5h0U“‘-ll lllsmy' repieseiitntives of the 'workimeii's

. . l ,3_ _- "- l _l b_ ‘ ii, foot by foot, slowi_ but _ '

though We md-l be Wlumg to Conmblt 'tem, they are prepared, as expressed by"..il§f-`i_\»i\~»tf"»lt‘i»e g-.lining nie titty. zlgaiii. l“__§}"l

entlurzlliillfi ll_¢l_d__l\_il_in__l__ol_l_tllVtl__l)tlé)_)§_l_llI h_e.ld _iii liliissiii _silice tlivt-A H '

troops. I do not see how we can do so. Theriilh again. how could we do so without Canadalbl granting us the money- We simply couldlce

not do anything. In other words we should ' .‘ ‘ . . ” ‘ nie

» _ sieakin f ll f- t '. . . . ".-'

have to__ scuinmlin_parlil1nielnt_. _ Tlle govern-l__llllta__l:gqe‘;_l?;; cl 1/eng lmedl" C0mPUl*0l. _____ _ ___

. r » - » ,ai . ‘ _° _ _ " _ '

ment 0‘ /‘m‘“ a is leg H( 9( In 1 S DOWJS' How explain this attitude of the Aca- fl... _mieiiiiiig into <~...»stii-_ S

an as contrasted with his French-Cana- ""“"l V“‘l~ "“`l" "" "me"

It is responsible to parliament anti it canilll

do very little without permission of parlia-ldl

mean menace to British interests, but in‘“

this case our limitations are vel‘_V clearly de-l l““'e."° Euroliean ties’ that the-V have been '

fined. And so it is that we have not offered m

a Canadian contingent to the Home au-l thorities.” ` Here were two definite reasons given ment could not send coritingents to Afri- a contingeiit to South Africa: (1) That the Militia could not be sent because Cana- da was not menaced; (2) that the govern- ment could not send contingents to Afri-l

th ce

ca without suniinoniiig parliament. Andi

do these imliossible things and the first contingent was ofl' for Africa without par- lo liameiit being summoned. At that timel Sir Wilfrid l.auriei' did not wish and did not intend to give any,assistance to the Im- perial cause and would not have done so unless he had been compelled by an agita- ` tion throughout the country that threa- tened to overthrow liis.-government- As was said by the late Sir Charles Tupper on ' the floor of the House duringthe session of parliament following the South African episode’,"’ He (Sir Wilfrid) tried to chloro- form the feeling which was setting to-‘ wards th`efgoal"whi_cjli it ultimately 'attain- ed in spite of him. ’j‘ _" Fortunately for Ca-

nadian. _It is said that wrongs inflicted on

. - “

and indeed in Canada, has been a French- Canadian, professing devotion to British iiistitutions and ideals?--Ottawa Evening Journal

would be a greater crime to permit those who precipitated it to carry out their pur- pose of climbng to ‘office by. it. .

eir representatives in Pai'liainent-Rio; gli"

doux, Poirier, Bourque, Girroir-to ac- Q

ere “goo .' u - . ' 1 l.

nts. Riitiier strange that thus twol H0

S0l‘ll€!'-" i~Ii'0UD. and autlioi-ized lit most ripresentutiie coiittieiite

ii'\ iilitili

waiileti to inipress iipoii- tho

Il l`oi'

lost af Ii-g_ i _

also bi-en ;-Iii zeitetl:

‘ it-iiipoi~;ii'y niujor-geiieiui.

er liieut. Hooper e depnituie to einiit’s iippi'ovzi_l. 'l`li_ei_r'visit. was _tor l_ll.\' Will l>_\ll l 1\i\l_IiIt‘ii 11111.50 l i1ll"f‘>' lll,.lll__l-0l_ ll_ _ll_ l)_l,9l. llllllclle

o purposi~ ot exammlng-tile lllvlla. loi' this tiiiic i will close with lori to

niscflt. Just when everything looked tion i-xt#-iideil \ver~ks ago by till- ull. lri-iiiiiiii _ .

defeat he went to every inziii and lliilt-ii<Si'aiidiiiziviziii t-oniiiiitiee. presl- YUlll` l-U\’llllS SUN

il over by ll. llraiitiiig, whose pro- BERT

iipivaiiils ol' Iwo _\'e;ii‘s~‘, being three

‘iiiniis \\~oi|iiileil_ liiis been out ot' air- .tioii l`or iii-iirly a _vvaiz As ti result, ol’ ` ivoiiiiils i~<-i-i-iveil in iilsrliist battle lie

. . leviiited his powers oi leaderslilli <rillili'*;i~‘i-lllxrl-lcl,nvlllititlidéiltlllnliitd) Hllltillli=l|~‘|l|.'lllii`lUtree. um Ii aiiiiiiiliill. ,HW 'muuwmg uppulmmems have

ll l l ' l Q _l . ll ll f f tllelple in this country have been inoi'e ready tol _.ii

%'1r0.ei (f “li “li (lin lg tetcllnce O3 _ bel fight and die for the Empire and its cause

. si ii iii in ev m _ _ _ _

sehr?leiliii<?atlHili'ril'iddd 'itlick were the liestl than the men of F1 ench mlgm who hvemlllk”

f l f iq. ‘ l'lll.'lf .li d Nova Scotia and Northern New Brunswick. lf’

d to

iiciii!i|iiiii'tei's bi‘lgaiit:- on coiiimaiider. i.ii~iit,-t‘ol. A. t‘. .\'lui-doiiiieil, to be

- . 4 The invitation was also signed by B- _, " -_ ,A _ -~ '

_ _ _ , _ ._ l ll lll___.____ glloull _mml llelllnll _ use, wietlit-r_ tliey liked it or not. U

pt equal qacllflce Wltll lllell. Fllgllsll i. t.. .. ii 1 » ~ _ 1 » into ii was iietfitieii to iioio this <-on. A N

......., _ _ gcgqqyt

Veii

ment. There is no doubt as to the attitudeil an hrlnhflliillglgebec? It lslfalflllflll Que' llioiw of uit iioivy Aroiiei-y or me

of the governnient on all questions thatl lic apo "gig S a one .Wilson or a pm' 2

nce s failure to recruit is that her people 6

an was here as early as the French-Ca- Hill*

e Church by French Governments in re -ir

nt years have estranged French-Cana-.

olicism of the Acadians is as sturdy as

-i-i»+-i»-i-ti.,

How explain it, when for upwards of rty years the dominant figure in Quebec,

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Two hours later we had to pull withl llier two 1.01115

riuy tu ivliirli we belonged. '1`h0_Dl'lZ0 viis a beautiliil Silver Cup. suitiibiyl

iigriived and ti silver medal to euehl ___

roiiipetitor. _ __ A _ _lu

_ Th, t .in was as o ows: nr-ior

this country for 200 years. ,But the Aca- ,,,,,,,.flv,.§`§‘l.. l¢..l,@,l.,0,,_ 6 fl 4---1,.,,,.1 n

irvy .\it~Keiizi<\-st. Peters. l

_ _ irvv can slick to the rope with the Well dians from France. But the Roman Ca- iieliffh sl

_ _ _ _ A illicit] nlllialllniris fi-°oni E.e<|uin_1niilt.who

any that exists in Quebec. Is is said that iinows the »<rfen<'f‘ of t“t='°*-“'f"' I0 ii .

mem0l'V of the Conquest has not entirely H.-\ni:,iis Miirchleoii. another sqiisire ti

line. “Somewhere n F`riince". le

wiiintre of the pull between the

i. trzixi, vlci." We were the rliain~

ie" we cnll iiiui.

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i`hoi mir.-_ in good Strong Stock compan-

ies,wliich never contest an honest claim such *_ i as is represented by

The following letter has been rec.

ved _by Mrs, Hector (‘ainpbell.ltollo '

HY W est from her son Herbert (Bertll 4, , _ _

ow training in Eiigland. Dear Mother anti Father:-.liist got

as Ediiiburgli. 'rho first four

l-ell0W_ lllns ullell lo ll_ Hlys been days l was there l was taking iii the

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p to tfiiiletou Terrace Garde‘ii.~i where Lord Ne-ieon‘s monument stands. it is

grand. We were right up to the top ot'

lt.

_...___ ll

Furnished by W. S. Louson|,|,

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lt. is 110 feet high. You go up by

winding stairs. \Ve were sonic' tired

when we got to the top of lt. for we ad to climb 170 steps. We had n, great

°l'\\'°l°°\~'|»-IHI' 4' Il' 'IMI' °l"l'°l"l'x view ot' the (‘ity t'roni tholop. We

_ had

3 guide wltli us so you see we.got

ONLY A DAD' ‘ all -the information we pose-ibly could

__ .ind

that was no little. Right nr-ross

N()'|'F,S _Only a dnd with xi tired' face. the water a ft-iw»liuiidred yards is the

(‘oniing home from the daily F006. Island when; Mary, Queen ot _Scots llrlugiiig little ol' gold or fame, wus. imprisoned. lt iii also a very pret-

A W£1l"l`,IlTl€ €l€ClLl0l'l IS 3 Cl‘llTl€ but It 'l`o show how well he has played the ty place. Then we cnnie to the Water-

Sir Edward Carson is the first British

game' 100

'voicej ` ` tm’

Memorial built to the honor of

But glad iii his heart that his own the sit-ottlsh.Sol¢lie'rs. The holly treo,

l.l,ll,lCe_ - planted tho duy of the Diamond Jiih-l

rl-o` See lllm come and to hem-_ his ileo. Carleton Hirll is 320 feet nbovel

sea level. The lortfls over tivo

. » -‘ ». 1 * ‘ wa hundred veurs old. I ieil _vou whnt the

nada the ‘ocerwhelming public . sentiment of this country _ . . . soon taught my Right Honourable friend that he would have to choose between abandoning his contention that nothing could be done be- cause to doanythiiig would be a violation of thelconstitiitioii, and that either he would have to violate the constitution or somebody else would be in charge ofl it at a very early day.” _

Sir Wilfrd’s attitude in the present cri-i

sis is no new thing. It is consistent with

his life-long policy of separatism and non- participationfin Imperial concerns, a poli-l ell' which has found its appropriate echo in ii e party which he leads _ _ __

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die in vain. Their sacrifice has been glori- This is the line that for him I ren; _ _ l_____ _ _

A l _ 1 __ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ Lonly E dadv but me be" ot men* _ _ `,___,._.¢`__.,...-_....¢_..,.-._-~»--_--~-. -~- . ________ _ _

Goveriiment leader to confirm the reports that the late Russian regime calculated treachery to the Allies- That being so, the revolution was perhaps a military gain, as well as political. '

The British troops have again won back

the village of St- Julien, a place and a name that will be sacred to Canadians forever. It was there that our soldiers, in that first terrible gas attack, held the line against

l u is - l. lm _ _ _

hosts of the Hun, and saved the day for 9r_ilil___l___._i_..__i______tvl1:ygl_ll,»__li_l»cil_ill_l___nl A wllldow_ full of samples of Ladlevs fancy _sllppelll and pumps also a l-ob lol of

Calais. There they won imperishable re-

nown b l; 9' ' '_' Di ith nr " stern and grim

y h lr gauantry and then form Tgengdzeds (Tlliallghls father did for

tude. Many of them fell, but they did not

Univ a dad, neither rich nor DY0U¢l»

r n crow

Ml__l~ely lllle ol llle llll gl g dl - - - f-

Tolling. striving from dhy U0 lilly. 1 - , Eoorwsnn I-=oo'rWEAR

Silent whenever the harsh condemn, And bonriiig lt all for the love of

' _ l _ f ,- `walis tire. beginning to look pretty old. gill YJ? $12.1' .§'i'i'il'...l` .'i.'.§{°‘i».°.iil.°.`lf r.l1n\>ufsh Cori-= is .011 H lilo moi"- l,lllflllllllg lllllllll lll llle’l=l.l,lly l_llrlf¢_ ta n und is it lovely sight. We were

1- , ,

. l l _ lll d lll l_l._l,l.ll__l nf wlnvited out tn a garden party at the _ _ _

Bel" "l’ll,;'° W lm an B _ Royal Regent 'und Lnrleton Terrfictl _ M€I\'S T0gg(!l'y

lll el. ol. lmln m. 'Gardeni».-.- I was gotten up f0\‘ U19

'i‘homfo. iiirravisil o iieimster. bsffk H0111 isfvtlaiiii this moriiimz. I Charlottetown '

George l~0mpll,ll from Molllllgue was up there for six days and l sure l~',,,,,*,'_. __ had the time of my lite. I do 't thi ik if '-1, ' r- _ -- f

Hlits. whlcli_ were well worth _ >end~' '"5 ’ / . ' f f

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< te lime looking at I will jigst 1

time you some ol’ tlienilloiui biott \/ l /// ni.,

y X I ’ f / / /J/,

ll.,,_ll,_ isli_Ai~iiili-niy, wlliich shows the stiitiics J X // D - ' 7 v ,'

_ nf Iisliltillks o rilftiie great mon and j 'l "* 7' . ` " /

b@e1=@f’f=1f@<im Quebec. Bu the A@=\<1»=mS. ;iii‘:.i.".ri.iii...“;a1::..."‘:;ir‘;::i..:1°.;‘ f / i \ ‘l M Nl. l /*

- _ . - - las our history too stronglv testifies. have a ’*"" ”"“’“’ ."’“‘ ‘ ' ..t...=i-. mums.-eii io me o...-mtnf~_wi.‘ii.» »-~‘ ' ` ' * ` “ - 'W

-Vet In the time "f the "mlm (lf mdignatmnltliousandfold more reason for bitter nie- -a ..,....- M-_,.....a iieipmg mo i-iiigiio. prinmo-.l to t.=»i l ' f that swept over Caiiada within the nextl lllolleq A ` “"`"""' ‘M ___ _H__________ clue. Tiitl_st=ii'iie_'_i»f_ sii'-_lv'_.iii;»_i- sloiil ' ff .i l f = I .

_ -.- _ - _~ - - _ - . . 4. .|, :i so saw io viiii n wi .` i' 'I- few days _Su Wilii id found it possible to. HOW then explaln the d_____e__enCel7 'I-++""|""*"‘ "' 1- l,_.l Sl.0ll.5 lllllllllll lll_ll_ .l.l_‘;_ll we l____‘l_ll _

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We Have A Big Stock

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and Dark Brown and Mixthres

Good values $7.50 to $16.00 _

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with "wer 3 W mp 'wounded soldiers by the rlffll Dei-'iplel Qu ee t f

ham' of lidiiihurgh, so we happened to be n/S ree

await, my

'lt was the best day's fun 'I over

For the” sake ot those who at home luckv enough lo get __ bl_l tl) ll and l8ll4_7_25Mwl,mll,_ _ _ _

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smtii. glrl’s low shoes sizes _1-2, 3, 3 1-2 worth about $3.00 now $1 50.

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have ever been in a place l liked as

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