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< ,.--- Yectly traced to a stray cat's bite. But the function of these H0". “_ »' _ _ _

_ 'C " ,_ , l ats as disease carriers is more of a peril than their _,___ . - _ 1 ‘, _ - - _ _ -1 _~- __ __ __

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'__ I -;¢__ is , - ° H E ° be permitted as pets in a great city is still a debatable threats he made in Saturdayls t“ue_ hug and Grading Stations in COIIIUDC

question. Properly cared for in homes cats are not so dan- _[_ would lhteito hiik, wl:¢_2l;__diéleé_b_<;_ E

gerous as dogs. But those not cared for should die as un- _Hilfe B” Ki' Z6 111139 tg ____ eat _ _ ared for dogs die, and a heavy penalty should be put on lggsfl? _:Edu %"}";';‘_:‘_;‘e§?_ 031;; are cgi by_ theEPrln?_i;;_ §]d;1_,v_;i_:-{l___i_sla:;js__(::¢_,_._¢h;,(;,_,_~_ ny person \vho sets loose to starve u cat that has been ernment on an subjects? There are Hi V0 SE ' family pet. A drastic policy is demanded in the lu- good. earnest men in the Alliance, on f)

ez-est of public comfort and public health." l>0ll1 Bldee of politics. who have suffi-

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Advertising Pi\one.... _ .. ._ . ....132-3 Subscription Phone.... -. . ._ . . . . ....132-2 News and Edit. Day Phone_... . . ...._...133 News and Edit. Night Phonee.... ......132d.133

Head Office at Charlottetown Branch Office! at 8ummer~

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WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 18TH, 1914. 0

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OPTIMISM 1..

\\`h:tt the ntltlsllilit- is to the plain, optimism is to bus- t

iilt-ss. 'l`hl~ plant, no nlatter how t`a\'orabie soil and cii- S mute nia_\' bt-_ will bet-onn; tt wenkling and will never reach st it healthy maturity. if the lit`c-giving influence and the S win-illtli of the stliiliglit are wanting. _\'eitiit-r will any pa

ims-int-ss lliriw, no niotti-r how favorably cireunistanccd. t

uni:-ss l1lm_\'eti lt h_\' thc o tilnlsln anti the faith of those D

tnlzugcd in it.

The analogy nuly he carried further. To the plant

izlrnggliug "by th1- wtiysitlt-" or “on stony ground" too ll

linslt-111-il unlinIllr;lll_\', it ontgrows its strength and the crui-I sunlight whicll wooctl it out of its shallow bed be-

('lillli'S llii |.[l'i‘iilt*.Sl (’llL‘lll}', l

Siun'lnrl_\' it lntsilless enterprise that is not well grounded

that has inure ot' the sunshine of optinlisnl than uf the soil ot' suitable ntl\'ul1lagt-s will thrive for a du_v and then be- C colni- \\'ilt<‘d.

litsltuit»1-s of both ltiuds ot' growth are to be found right

lntttit';\ll_\‘ and that was not backed up by llecessary nd- 11

\iti_t:.t;ts_ cEitc.~, grew up almost in a day and almost as l= _ _ _ 1,tut-lt1_\- \1-iltetl. ut-til t-state tw..-t lioometl until lt mr ex- his ht the allele we slwuld hot how have to wear Clothes- witnesses were sent out or the Pm-V llhélf'f“““”g“"”"9"‘"” (l'“”‘lll",g `lll1lf`

is to be hoped the Patriot will be able to produce its viuce so the Government could not get nous' Them nm lll lllcl lllmlllll lllll Ll- andld correspondent to prove his allegations. Anyway, ll_lel“- “'lll'~`l\ MI* Siflluflllllll ilmlleil l illl le Prosecutor is bound to take note ol’ them for the glve lllll lollowmg llxlmcls from the ml

t~i-1~1ie<l its intrinsic vnluc, and the last purchaser was lf czlugilt with land on his llafldss for wllicil he could not obtain C the price, This was the result of optiniisni based on un- il sound fottlitlntiolls. lt was thc result oi' fuitll in the value 3 of land, not in the land itself. ll

t'1mtr;tst the rapid and unhealthy growth under thesetll

f-tniditious, with the slow, steady growth in the eastern

prtivnitcs. licre in Prince Edward island, for example, C land values increased only as their power of production in~ 0

crensetl. 'l`he country grow slowly. with increasing culti» S __ _ _ (H ,_.m;,,,,_ with gmwmg fa.,;|m(,_., for marketing with improv, not ict us get to the source and have all misunderstanding {l}$;;e?,0il|h{eh;u|li2;ifl;Re;l by sllfhlllillivll ed, and returns carefully and promptly ing nlethods ot` i`arn\ing_ 'i‘lie foundations had been laid in Clellrell “wllyl ls if UUUIIUSG ll Wmllfl Drove lo the Publlfl protracted for soiilclltiiiiclnhliiti tlliallllt made* urrallgemenlfl hmllllg llellll lllllllll 1h,,SUhuhd in the hlhhmc and in meh. ubihty to m.0_|uhe_ in that the Government has a better Prohibition record than would be done at the expense ot' the lo ‘“_'°l‘l any ‘leluy ln mls rllf`llle"l_' l\l\,llH the fact that they had never failed to produce, and under alll' ‘ll lls DVBUQCQSHDYS- fllhl lleiiullhe lt believes in deeds, Alll““'~"’~ llallllcllllllls ellllel llllvll lmllll ol l

ttot windy words, ill its administration of the I’rohibition Mn S$lll"n"ml9 evidence: ll

_-\litl yet we might have prospcrml more rapidlp' with :1 AM' 'hill "UF '~`01l19YllD0l`Zlr_\' is so bt 'k " ' - ' Q' “lllll llllls y0llr.pullp°sl'l th?" ln

tlitese t-ontlitlons the country became prosperous.

lilllo more pptinlisin, u littlt- more faith in our own prov- l'Ul`Wlll`il'-' Gill' l`tf~“lli“-FS Illhy jllilge. Mr. Scllurtnan. 1 V l ll will ll” l'°S"ll'l" lf' k‘l"l' ln" ‘lxllllllslls

O A. 1 was not going to allow fliosc ‘l

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and ]m‘f,lhelhl?.hl_ll:_l,_ ;lll|l;.lllll_lllllll llll llllllll thc wltlucer and thc intert-\:t~l ol"

int-1~, \\'1l \\'t-rc dnzzli-d l.~_\' thc rapid growth in western Vnlnuln; wt' lit-clinic ilupnticnt :tt ilu: t-olllpurativcly slow growtlt oi' our own provinri- and many abandoned their i`ttrn1:~ to try their fortunes ill thc land of rapid develop-l mclli and opiinlisnl_ Those who remttilietl, wllo bold to tin-ir faith ill the land :intl its possibilities have stlcccetietl ond today wo have the richest province in Canada. \Vc should ttullteiillier this and “tell others the story." We are too modest about the resources of our province.

tunic true that, as it result of the war. therc have been changes, but few ot' those changes will affect us to our hurt. What we need most is more faith in our province and its resollrces. We have survived the first shock of the disturbance ratlsetl by the war, came through it without any loss, while our sister provinces und the rest of 'the world \\'<-re hit hard, We have the land and its pr0duc~ tivt-ness and as long as thc world stalltls the products of the lttlnl will have valuc.

”ll`llIS}i'1'iEE§"'l`

have lu-t-n tri-ated :ls lltlm-ssar_\' und unavoidable evils, A

in-i'\'otls neighbor complains of the early and untimely cork crowing ill certain localities; another, although musi- fztl in his tastes and even in his habits, fails to fintl any ll"1\lll_\' ill the cat cont-crts that occasionally shatter the nlidnlght air ami shake ills windows, and thinks that civic-

iilosc nightly sercnatlt-s.

Apart from the music objectionable or n reeable

u t-lass of citizens as it is possible to have. They are ‘

\’0l'y particularly looked after and those of them that can

it to the careful perusal of our citizens.

fil>Ul‘1l'll1‘ but frequent peril to human life,

outlook for humanlt_v twenty _venrs from now would be

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/ §l`l/@o\ hue, Sir.-Mr. Schurmaxrs letter in Mon-

* “A license law, and extermination of unlicensed cats, '-l_HY'B P\1tfl0ll llellleil "M_l'- s°l"“l`m““

the rational policy Whether domestic animals should ('°“tl““°° bl’ Exl’°s“'e5l wall n°l‘ all 'lished in this Drovince ¢.W° ESB Cand-

free from politics. 'Fhostll are the men `

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More than a week ago we challenged the oflicials of Hppeal' 9-B l11al‘lll"B~ llhere are lllllol uch good quality. _

te Temperance Alliance to publish a statement which their Deny politics and personal griev_ hey had been secretly circulating among the clergy and ,megs ,mm and their ,empemwe be_ individual member ofthe Eze Clr¢l€6~

titers. and which was said to contain ti list of Prohibition gina. When one of these gets into of- g risoners whom the Government had arbitrarily set at flC€ Sm00!h €I10\lgl1 l0 ll'l\Pl‘€S3 H few th

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lberty without serving their term of imprisonment. This Tgnii; nglfivgtléll _§‘S___;‘;’:3_l *Aff in the path,

alleged action on the part of the Government was stated calling as a proof of me righteousness

o prove its laxity in the administration of the Prohibition of his cpu;-5e_ then trouble begins and D

Act. The Patriot hastened to produce the statement, and we have a large crop of nmrtyrs. HOW- ll

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by examination of each case we showed that in only three ever' ll is 'ml' Often lllm Slllll ll leall p o, good reputation for Olll' llllilllil

instances had the Government interfered, and in each case as completely as Mn Schummh did in _eggs and justify greater Dl'0d\lC'-l°“-

n good and sufficient ground. Clemency in the other Sagurday-B Patriot ____ me e__0_____ the which will mean more business 0116

_ _ , 't ' d roflt owing to the el~

uses mentioned had been extended by Hts Honour the Gllllfdlllll Could DUI l0l'll\ C0\ll(l 110! lvl ll lncllmse D

dreadful after all considering the

cient regard for the great Temperance 3 Cause to kee their Tem erance work

whtrare really doing temperance work. °

a very few indeed, and never have to

tunstely others who never know where 5

ing spirit exposes his double dealing ll

ystem will be as follows:-

They have the good will of all except ta

oultry industry by the 8llC0\1l`0~E€`

nination of present wastefulness.

Sir:-There have now been estab

on with the Prince Edward island gg Circles. These stations are being operated

enerally known to Egg Circle mem- ers as the Central Association. The bjects aimed at in introducing this

To ensure good quality being Placed n the markets to safeguard the repu- tion of the ESE Cil'Cl@5- To encourage the production of 8005 uaiity and protect the producer of

To ensure absolute justice to Bach

To in future ensure to the consumer ood.quaiity at ev_en lower prices an they have been compelled to Day

To ens re to the farmers of this mvmce a greater profit from their

ent ot’ good uallty which will build

ntl no farther have we got ill this controversy. But anything is said in reply raise your ___ ,._S\e,-day introduced H new 1-entu,.e_ bands in holy horror at your disrc- *_

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llegatlons are specific and the correspondent sb ull it lloporl 0 L le. lllllsvllglllloll llelll-' lll

'* £1* was right, they could have said to

the (‘_r>wl or t ti .,- » ‘» »» _

“Economic Advertising " the official organ of the Tor to by Nlr £l3tllurlllullwll‘l\\’llllll mllrllll lo sl“‘l~" wha( lm” wks" llllwe llllllllll:

t » 1 - _' . : : ure through _ _ _ _ . _

onto Ad Club, well says: Two things make advertising Wllll ll|“H€' “'lfll&‘-“Heli Yoh <'1\ll new llm pllsl hellsoll ln llllb llrovlllle' almost a synonym for “optimism." Ono is that the udvor- ‘lem Wllll Ulm” as We ll“"*’ illllli' llilll

_ 1. 1 - ._ _ 1. _ ~ _ tlier who would be successful must be an optimist, The l1,;l;l,-,.ll;;3,,,l;;;ll;gQ,,,¢ ll;-b:hl;llI,,(.l(l,v}l:;l_l '_1~'il\ll<ll 11 Dfllfe "S "0"lil lil? 0l’l“ll""l

_ tile l tit h i.t' '~ .._ ,-' , , _ 'li 1 :li .e f'tl\..lestt|naliiy,

\i hen the war broke out we took it for granted that we, émh; léanlgelgvhig l;l5;;rl;;lh;;er l.l;;l5;lhl_lZll; olllllllilll hs Mn :)lTLl,§ll.l§|l;)l,;lI‘l_Illl\l,l llhlhs ‘léwllni of ‘ll lllsl 1m l lvl l eggs ov ll 0 ll l

_ _ ____ __ __ t, (,_ _ __ _ _ . -.s ro en, ex- _ _ - _c s po naet aiu cause

ln totnnmn ui I t it rts o auadl would suffer. lt is Claims me mnnufacturen and f0r[hwm_ m_d____S an his :x_;_;@n3h3\v|m.h “.ouh1h0 hmmm hawk __

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advertising stopped, little realizing that his own action ls wh If Mn S(.hm.§1l,_ynlEl¥::Z_:l:,;l(f“ll(;¥l;;:t_ it one of the causes that make business ott . (‘u ' ' '

therefore spreads his own lack of faith in himself, his O" s°l’l*`llll>0l' 14111. ll letter signed goods, his country, and the future to other business men lly Messrs' lllash ‘md schllrmall WHS

deliv r l t _

(`lull'lott\~to\vn, like other rcspccluillc cities has its wh” am' l’“l`l‘“l’S» “lm “ll lllll VCFBU Ol ‘l0lllH llle Slmw init Hllllgllg llllyl

litti.~:itti<'c.~'. Souu- ot' tht-in huvt- been cotnplaineti of, otht-rn 'ning' mllsl ilmfllné 10 proceed further

_ Reports from Petrograd to the effect that Austria and 1 The Atwméy_Geneml mlswered on

0|- li ,,0,,,.S,,m~y_ |(.|_¢h,|hHv,_. MMO" should be when to pro. Germany are on the verge of rupture should be received the same day: r ‘ ‘

_-,erve the pence and the sanctity of the midnight air front Wllll exllenle ""»“ll0ll~ Dollhlless llle 00l`\'9Bil0Ililehl8 Of "The Govellnmelll ll? Wllllllg to pay Yll=\Nll1lll1ll< WHS- MIHIY will agree with him, particularly the London Times and the London News give these re' Egltllellilyllltllyllleeilpeliue which may be cans-i n.1._t»» who have inn-1.1-il, tniwllliiigly of course, to any or PGM Qllffelwy in perfect good faith and themselves he- sttninierstdtlllilfiliitéliiltl “tilt lliilnglllfllll lll ‘

liev`e the ilusslnn explanation that Austria, stnurting un- town ill thc case of ull iiecesslilll-yotllivtl

_ __ g _ as der a series of heavy reverses and dissatisfied with the m“l9l`ll\_l_ “'ll"@S5f'-‘S Wll0 HIM’ be ex-

the vttryinl: tastes of citizens tnay designate it, cats ‘"f°"‘l“‘7'~ ‘lf -l°l“l 0D@l`l1ll0l\B lil’ Gefmu-Il 0l'llCel‘B» lB pltmhllfg lllllllled'

of the prowllng variety are as dangerous to break her alliance and negotiate a separate peace. To this Messrs. Fash and Schurman

We do not need to go very far below the 'surface to stance, as follows: su

veritable disease carriers and now, with a few cases of dlscefn me lnllefelli lmDl'°l>BllllllY Of 01998 PGPUHS- A8- "We haw? Sffleflleil 11 list of some scarlet fever. and possibly other infectious diseases in °‘"“l“3 that fl`lCll°“ fl09B "OW Girl!! llelween the Austrian seventeen Wlmesses “'l‘l°ll We 009111

nweggary and mat 1 L hard to help them and support the ef

our midst, the cat portion of the population should be and German general ofl1cers.and that the Austrians have may he no m"uhdl;:,;ltandTnh‘fllafh;’l'_l§ forts being made in their own inter

substantial grievances against their Allies, the deeertion close of the investigation as to th Bats'

bo spared disposed oi’ in the most humane manner pos- °f Gefmhy b$‘..Auetrla would be tantamount to national Payment ot the expenses of thee? I 'lm slr' °l°" time suicide. 'nie mat Kingdom -must'__st»ma_or itll with the ,“'“|“§“°°» W” W°“ld Mk vo" to kind- P' P' ARSENAULT'

A New York exchange directs attention to this nuis- came °l 1"" “tr°n5er “el3hb°r""“ Almtrla purchased “ bl; llvlllllshgnlltlv ll; lhshgloverlllmem Wm

nm-c in tht- following forcible manner anti we commend separate peace at the expense of her honor s tl ll y e ll ra way ‘alle "OUP D\'0BCl‘llJll0l\ ilepllflmehi is Drc

Lieuteiiaiit-Governor. who no doubt acted in good faith f_l_f“_:`__:)l:_§ ;;_';_l_‘?_;‘P_R;’_’_:‘e?;“;_:__e_:d“;'; ll T., induce Egg Circle members to nd for good and sufficient reasons. Mr Schurman tbere~ - ' absolutely \‘ef\lS0 K0 Bell lllelr GESS

' short letter from the Secretary ot' the

pon, rcpudiated the statement, and we therefor called Alliance d{d_- “full count" regardless of quality.

upon the l’utriot and the compilers not only to withdraw S0 far us anything I have said or _‘Z ‘ ht-4. tlocunlent,_ but to apologise for circulating it. __ Mr :;;l£iel;_ylsitfollllflizlxl ;a;l_;ll“:le§;lSl,l0_§g mortal, and which today is the strong~ cliurinan again appeared in print, and claimed that the

that members of the Presbytery apo-

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atcment" was part of “a document.” We politely lggized to me, l repeated the plain wlsh t° (Ulugh “ul the Egg (Arte uggested that were the whole no more accurate than the statement made to me "that they \'~’0|:0 movemell '

rt, Mr Sclrlrmau would require some higher defence heartily “shamed ‘lf “'l““ l°°k Phlcol

which statement did not mean an a o

Presbytery for his contention This is

shed the document in its columns and we would be an of the mme Um 1 Qh P this further effort on behalf of Dl'0‘lllC'

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much stlrisliiile is injurious. 'i`llc growth ot' the plant is S\lI‘Dl`lS€Ll wht*-ll llle tl0C\lm0l\l WHS lJ\llJll5l\0<l~ Tlllls far ' er and wnsumcll may llc ll D

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bytery or some member oi it anti if

After many days’ loud protestation about its Simon g§l,l€;|l.hEgl-lllfailesgllglgé; rléipzcllrfhsh hated in the oltl,_antiouutetl way tin ure Prohibition Principles, the Patriot opens its columns the preshyle,-y and for my Clergy as WlllCl\ l\l1‘_"~’ lleell llllllllfledleggf' glial; acorrespondent who advocates "open bars," “ where one Mr. Schurman and too much respect had “ml “ldllferellll llllllp y ll

Ould take 3 drink and get it Dura _ _ _-- for them to try and make use of them :ln \\'ell, well; there must be "a nigger in the wood pile mal: lhlrsilgfdhlhls|K;.lll,i}utlel:;?; lil; sill just so may we expect to see prioes1 true " What does the Patriot care whether there be gm-(l to mis ,,,a,mr`I “uw what 'I ns high or Derllnlls higher offered for

fo' _ :' ' , _

_ _ ‘_ , ..- 1-' ,tlatdonot

h,,,._, ,h <\_,,m_1,__ {~,,,h.,- hh _,VU-,,,f_qm that ilw,-¢»_aSe,l mug. open bars or prohibition, so long as it can have a fling know to be true and dont depend on '~§g5___'_“7‘_;l;g_et§; ;l,;;?(;ll;l;:;eSlal[ionS_ ju,”

t the Government? it was Kaiser Wilhelm who reminded llearsayl eve" frolll llllluenlllll ““lh°l' go

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ord,'l"weetln_toutl\_ that had not Eve kept constantly look- 'Qin regard to mv Stan-_mem that me who would send their P-hgh through

0 i “V9 bummcrsitle as proof oi’ my assetttou

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ttle dilficulty in proving the cases; for his information. Mr. Bentley’s evidence: ' this proytnco shht:l:i__;3:iie:l;t\htil_y ke Welicr's, is evidently both extensive and peculiar. Q~ Wlllll ‘llil YOU ill’ ilfler C01l\lllU‘ ll.Sllll'l'la gellelll l ll l

» , : -l id it members to pass n

We note. while it has plenty room for generaiities. our llgfféllllg wlglil::lr'51l/lluéllllllll? .,Dlll yllll i-gsiilliitiltlti tblshavo all the eggs of the

ontt-mporary has not found editorial space to answer ll A_ ullliiilli V G l` ellllell` circle from now on shippeti to one or ur specific questions about the elusive document, the Q. What advice did you give? “mer or these ihuilllllllli.,fémlllglflif ource ot' all the trouble. according to Mr Schurman. Why A' I “‘l"lsed llllll llllll ll UW Wll' wllllle llll eggs W 6 lla L ` L

“ “‘""l lll Ulllllllg scntiinl.: them out oi the province"

txpense

if the coninnttee desired to do what

T ell llwlllng above evidence make it clear that the

hdwnisihg is so easy that it is “early nlway? mc mm Step Uhhrgh which to mc_ is mo uppu________'_ Vince. und far lligller prices than they toward retreuchment. Tho mutter is seldom decitled on its ls 'ml Well folmlled "0 0"" Wlll lil? |101- merits_ it is impulse. Advertising must be an expense, lertllll-eased llllm lfls I wmlld ll” “°"`-V

the advertiser reasons. Therefore, to cut it off' effects u l glhiitlylndlf ll-§lllll:lnl§1l¢l;l,l::lhZ,l;]lll:_ll)l ill? saving. The stoppage of mlvartising during time of stress one moment hy any \v0ll-lllfll1<ihl;ll>'f:>-

and change has two had effects upon the business in plc' V volved. it turns oil' immediately a method ot' securing nc\ As lo llw offer to my the °xPf‘llB95»

V of witnesses to sum .nl

business and holding old business, in addition to that lowing mmf; 1 f meh le' lllll loll their unreasonable attitude towards

_ ~ ic s rom th. e < . _ it advertises the pessimistic views of tho advertiser, and dence show the facts: ll lonllllllloll this movement hy which they uri

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regard to the charges against the QU09n'5 (`0Unly and King's County

Ausnini Musr nam ;?;‘:°.;‘.;“:.“'~.le:,t- i;::;;1.°=;~..,.‘;:"1:s.:‘;:;.£ls; _,__ _ _

dozen while ottr stores were paying _.»_ -_ A F d W 19 to 20 cents, and before we had Flglll \i-.f._‘_'-._t/-f "l__ I

P Y e extra expense which

will be caused by having such investi- gation held in Sumnierside instead oi' Charlottetown ”

replied on the 15th §epfember, in |,.

a ana on she and hotel expenses while attending

would greatly facilitate Russla’s campaign against Germany the lllveillltilflon in Summerside," clded ml" by R mlm mm lm” ‘lm l""

..0n__ (huh ‘B worm "mm than n mmdmd umusnnd and contribute materially to the latter's defeat. But what l To lm” the A"°l`"eY°G9"9"1l refilled hlllclll lllllll colllllell wllll llllllllllllllll

_ ur,f sh,fll-t thi , ,

stray cuts. Tltc into of little Grace Polhemtls should “'°“l‘l follow? All lB0lill0d Austria. with the lm¥1lellB9 on"l'lr:erg;llyl'et:1la}¥0lll:lgtllzrlo-day Ibe lllleelleglllsslllllll Bplllllllillllllllllggllxnclllllll stir city authorities to the action [img flenmnti,-(1 by com. Weight of Russia impending on one frontier; a to refer you to mine of est d K Cale' Mllcxllllloll Drug (l’°" Con G""“'

mon selisc, thc ending of ti continuous tiuisance and a' Balkan °°"[ede"'°y lm °“°the"3 l° the West “ll wlllcll cove" the q“°“l°"° cgmplllllellgl ‘(22 and Kem slrceql -_nn--Mll '

historically unfriendly Italy eager to round out her terri- :sd mncedes all that ll’ "ecellmfy fill’ _ ‘ Y ' f~--~'-“$5-- --=

“.-\ llttic girl secs a homeless cat on thc sidewalk near wry ‘md Waltlllg lm °PP°l`l‘mllY l° flllpllle the SUPWWBUY toetllltlllllelrlistslllilifhg 233;; Bde enqulry ln-

hvr home. The impulse to caress lt, to pick it up. to pity lt. Ol me A‘ll'lBllC: to the north a former ally unwilling, per- “There i l

_ s no room for any misun- T

is irresistible. lf children dldn’t have such impulses the nap* lmable' tl’ “ld ‘ll 3 crlsls- lderstandlng “lm” Y°lll' lJl‘0D0sal and r

A victorious Russia is the gravest peril Austria can my a°cel’t“"°°'” '

hich custom has been so ln1\1l" us to our industry from time innnenl~

est wea on in the hands of those who

This is another step in advance in

ncein Judging from what has been king place in this province during

the year past, strong 0DD0SiIi0“ 10

Just as egg buyers during this past nson.lutve been offering such ridic- ously inflated prices for eggs ninr-

mmige egg circle members and make em unfaithful to their associations.

discourage the Egg ilircle members

ions of this attitude on the part of ose in opposition to the Egg (‘-lrclc ovemeut. _ Ever resident of an EEK (`xr<~le in

ed and graded before being murkct~

e sent to every EEK (.’i_rcle. _ _ As the Cundlink Stations will _bo ul

the builds oi' the Fnrtncrs Assoclnilolt

own to n lniuilnunl, ns tllort: will bc o iinnictliate profit to he cllargctl lo.

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both consumer and producer will be looked after. _

Tile tat nsunnng public would do wcll

Eggs have been bought just as tllcy

"ani" in. good, bud and indifferent. nt

_uni all circles lfavc been paid tllc sonic price by the some dealers irros octivo of quality, so we sec that eggs ave been paid for in our local store# it higher prices than in any other pro

vcre honestly worth. The efforts of ‘hose who have tried so hard for the uplift of the industry on the island ‘icing discounted.

in spite of these conditions, however

all egg buyers will be invited without prejudice to bid for the cnntlliug stu tion eggs anti are asked to reconsider

orkutg such great Iiarnt to both con tuner and producer. The attention of circle niembers ii

also drown to thc prices for cglrf' which have provnllcd in local stores in those parts oi` Novo Scotia ami New Brunswick where there are no Egg

Circles we always received tt little lt-as for our eggs tlmn wus paid on the mainland.

llo those members who have taker

their stamped eggs to the stores which is against Egg (Zirclo rules rcltliy he lcve that they have made more nioney by so doing? Do they believe that its much can be paid for poor quality as good quality? it must bc made ul somehow.

What willfinppen next ycnr if ttl‘

the Egg Circ cs are crushed out?

Egg Circle members are invited it

rally round those \vho have tried sr

President P. E. l'. Coop. E. lc P. As

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an the l’atriot’s as with all its ingenuity it could not 10 . . ini: eggs Wlllifll ‘S “Be 0” l

' y to me and ua. never reported by _ _

ossillly make two and two into live. But, like the child mg as such, It is tsrue that Mr, Schur- and lalfnese lo llolll °°ll9“m@l` Bild l>l`0

t the poem “ We Are Seven," the Patriot got back to'its man says he has the authority of one fa

riginal untcnable position and argued that it had pub- of me most lnfluemlal members °f the

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press more of those smart Chinchilla roll collar over.

coats in navys, browns,

greys, and mixed effects.

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yet. High-class exactly describes them. Il inter- ested in an overcoat look the line over. We can fit

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prhm. _huh and r0rhhhhng_ The can ___ _ I I b confront. To smooth Russlas road to victory would he the mm"

‘ H-'ef ENB S "___ ___ _ _ __ _ side on the following day when Mr. Fgr h ]

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hunger or thirst, or by ill treatment from hoodlums. bitos

S o o y Vienna realizes that and is not likely Bell enquired who w ld d t e S oppy and cold Weather d l

id _ you nee rubbe s o e our eel

the fondling hand. A ycnr later bydrophobia develops, doc- m forget her °l’"g“tl°"” °f l"°“°l` and l ll wltneas ou ec 8 which f t ° W h ' r or overshpes t ke D y

ior’s efforts seem in vain; death appears nom- at h;md_

"Many years ago n woman in Manhattan thought she l

had a mission to put homeless cats out of the way. Night ‘ after night for months, she roamed the streets with a bag into which she dropped anyone of these animals that ' would let her reach it. To her captives she gave euthan-1 asia with chloroform. People treated her ns almost a,

had the

0 °Il I llfie one. occasionally, as

didn. and wllet she did on a emallnrluse of the success of the Zeppelin raids in England. The l=l;*`l;l;;|3llg°:2':°?¢lf:g:|:d " 'mls "

_ item alma; uns nun story i- in nt mat "ui | l ¢~. ll lm' ll l'° _

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of an advantage that could be temporal'lyylil1tllhtlelrbesF. sa e l muy' “lid ll; ewsailililftsrmlgil bgellllzi Mel’1lS OV€fSl1O€S fI'0 all styles made from the latest matenals

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__ _____‘_£ eral that the decision would rest with Styles- l

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oblast was to amp me enquiry and red soe an ee -also several lines with black l b e

‘ - throw the blame on the Government, t0¢k_y~P|-fees |ow_ _ S0 6 Oth Sflllg Proof and Gum. Lafge ll

ln regard to Rev. Mr. Wilson I did S

A German officer told an English girl in Brussels that ll`9C0!!ill'lBl}d hint ami M oentlemin

lunatic, Eventually sho was compelled to quit. Yet that [She wbilidl be‘far' safer in that city than in London. be- ‘lm mlm' th” l 3"” lm all "I9

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