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-V 4; V _ 1 __'.'.-_.._.'-:..'...;. :J 1 ` -` ` V ' * as L _ i 11181’ Bd Rnd Afternoon tea at the Bt I James

iiiruiarinniiiiii ciiriiai'f»i2-if-1”-i f-fits” at-iiiitiiiiisuiiii-viiiiV

Tia _

_ _ , _, __ -the beginning of and that, God grant, Shelli T _,I d T, ., I __ m t _;, , -===_‘_; _ V V I V _aaa N-Yi éhhé i h t . 1 th . aining half of our he Jo" ineB‘ii|UliIi0('nCE:Bli,lilRF' A reel for t`anadi'\n war cake

_C artlc el`l7e C rem 'upon the Success of _ _

in the hands of a eliarining Aincri-

‘iiiiji-sty s 'Fheutre by (‘anidia.ns and tan, Vilas ’l`uckerman ol New York.

"il" ii' ‘c°"°d" ‘M $2'5° '°' U' 8' A' ___ _ _ _ _ ' -l°**~‘ il fm *_*-' Aiuzlo-tmiadlans. In aid or St. Dun-i proving an "asset" as. regards aut-1~ ----~~ ~~ ~ '~°°'“"“~"'“'”` """`"" ' ""“ ""' “ NHL (H"N||{||.] ()_\' [ug pp] |{ |<]_\' |)l` M si;|||'s llostolp says: :JA pity all tlilaliiiontcd ot' the wir funds. Miss Tuck-

YT]

Wlomlin. July ‘fini being olisvri eil its

the Doiiiiiiloii Day und at .S‘tnti|t,m'_v Iioliilny,

the Morning (iuaniiinii will not he issueel on' 'l`\iestl:\_y. The iilveiiing tliiiiuliaiii \\ ill not_ 1,0 |,,|.,||e¢| 0" .\1oii¢i;iy, but will he |»i|blislied us usutil on 'i‘iiesilny. .\tl\'el'tise|'i~_i please note these cliiiligen, - ` '

_ Eygning Dqlly (founded 1907) Ulm (delivered or by century asa Canadian nation, »tiio revue given recently at_ H i_::,

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SATURDAY, JUNE 30. 1917 ‘

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__. _._~_. -_»__A_.,_ ___ _-_f.~_V_-_-_ _*_-_-_V _V _-_-_-_-_f_-_-.V .-.-.-.-.- »- . .V_ _ .V . »,.~ ~.~.~¢».. .wc N. ._

» ._4_l;;il.\‘.\i'i.\'s i-iii-"i‘i|<:'i‘ii i=in'riii».\i' _

1-.--1_-é- V

_ Fifty years ago tomorrow, July 1, 1911 _

confederation of all the then British ‘colo '

I-1

hc.inl\ only livc.l uno sninniei‘s duy lerinnn has ali'ealy sent $100 to (Tan

il; tiI-uivered the glurv of i whole sea aria lor the Red Cross \rL~r'k us the

- - 0* I1b91'\l \0ll i`i10 dtllt-=SOS “U19 Dl‘0ll\' tilt* result of her "niaslerly" use of this

Ml' Hugh Guthrie’ the leadln` J 1 steiies attliivtive. ami 'tho nudianl ici-lpe and writes that sho will short-

eSt€l'l1 OI1l.ZtI`lO l11Cmbel'. Wh() Was dated .illu-ioii~i applauded to the ee iv

be’tor\vai-ding finotlier $l00‘for the

bv S`1r Wilfrid Lauriei to _be Minister of. “__ S_________;__'*__f'___________ ______________ iuoin-Heli soioivi-'s i-iuno. wiht-ir is

Justice if the Liberals had won in 1_9_11,'c,,,,,'1,,.,,,,,,,`,,,, -I-,,,._,d,,_,,,, ha, ,,,,.

. - , 0) 0Slt)0~1'i_irtiiient Bl lilo LOT0lll'- St- J0 Il. HBV' t.~ve the coiitliieiil are consessruting ‘ide 3', most telling leply to the 1 ing anicniz hor guests _ Mrs. Mac- sliiitplest things to su:'t'<‘.l and high

Leader s amendment for a referen um on 1-|Vt~in:_v of this city. its-t-S. ~

conscriptioii. Mr. Gutliizie, in thee urse of, ,_ . . i " “ ‘~` '

Si, louis und Lady Diivic-i aiu] Miss

i'liS l'9C€I°li`» Sp€€Cl'1 ililé H(illSé 0?: CU-iii'i'(li‘i-lrtiiiie Davies :ire icaiiiig Ottawa

I cannot agree with the view taken by

my leader I have never been favourable to the principle of referendum. I think it is antagonistic to oui ideas of responsible

r' ion of Canada WHS iiliti b\' iil0` oveinmcnt We are elected to this House

,t e oun a, ,Q

_\ out electors to pass necessaiv legisla __

1 - ». ' " v.._-’_` ._-~ . ` - . - ' ' Q counttv oi a nation fifty ieais is but a span mg to the_Judgment and ability _which w _ _“___ ____________ ___________ ___________ __________ vet in that b1'1ef period Canada has made }~,;W¢_ and If We make mlstakes If we blun-l

progress that is perhaps unequalled by any ler, if we do W1-¢jng,'0ur responsibility is

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other country in the world. Its four pro- d vinces in 1807, Nova Scotia. New Bruns- 0

wick, Lower and Upper Canada, have had

added to them the fire other pro\'1nces d

t at`tlie first ensuing'_general el_ection.”. “If you adopt the principle of referen-`=

9. -_ tx

today; its populatimi has srroivn from 3,- dillicult question the Government will

which constitute the Dominion of Canada of Canada in this position: that upon every

_ . . I, __

371,594 in 1867 to 7,Z0(>,t>4.V> wheii the last :

lopt the referendum if, for no other pur-'

eisldo for the suinme| inontlis

\ui'»iip. the suinniei vi'-itois to l`he

t`l||`l' thi cts lil bv M bl

_ 1 on w is cigar

ite.nl~~ ind children who .ue leaving t»'t¢i\\.t for tlint |i'.itc eatlv next week

’\_li~ it l‘ Gull and -ou Ben have

'ii-~i_rvi| this wick on ivvisit aVinong their l'|'iciids.»

*if It 'Z1

tained uf nt`ternoon lou on i\_londuy in honor ol' several friviids iviio greatl- ly in‘ >l l lit lu

_ .\nioi_ig those ciijoyiiu: thc linli- rlnys utter ci siiccessful tcrui at Roth~ i\.<rla\_\' are ltoy und .Jasper ings, tho

Mis. lugs. who will be Mrs. l.ord's lriicsts while hero. `

* Ill Ik

Miss lliuedonnld hoiv :is hor nur-5|

.ii Goveruinent iloiiso this wook .Mri=.

Census was taken in 1911, and is now esti- pose than_to avoid a conflict of 0pinion'iii_ J_- noafi o_:'_'o|ta“V~... tviio is spouti-

inated at eioht millions' its total trade, ex-'r

' b nies in North Americit. in tile lift* Of 'fi tion. to adopt necessary nieasuies, accoid. _

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port :ind import, has grown from one hun- w

‘e

drcd and fourtceii millions in 1867 to i nearly two billions in 1911. '

The backbone of' C-anada`s pi'ospci'itv ir' n

its almost infinite :igi'icultui'al possibilities' t which are being. developed at a rate which t is perhaps uiiparallelcd elseivhere. A few s

iest statistics iivailable, C-anada’s wheat e crop was less than seventeen million bush- t

els; the wheat crop of 1916 was 220 mil- (`

lion bushels; oats in the t`ormer year 42 t millions; in the latter 524 millions. The to- IV tal value of iicld crops in the last fifteen 1. yeai's alone has grown fi°oin"$195,000,000, ‘e to $8/ll,000.tl00. The total value of live e stock has grown in fifteeii years from 268 Q

able siwpliis of a_e'i'iciilttii'al pi'odtit-ts in L 1870 was only thirteen inillions, in 1916-_ b 17 it was 480 millions. In inanufaetures

the growth has been from practically H0" tary practice in that case, nor would it be in-_ .mo in-S. .\. n. cl.-:wi-:gin

elfard to itself. Our System is- and has al-1 " ii “"'"" we" ` .'."..."-7." i"""""""

iivs been, founded upon the deetrine ol’_ _“iss »\<l<iI~‘_ l’aI\»=@r is Jwius wet

- I, - t .Q ]_e`_.=°1iii.~-1 hottie from Montreal by licr

sponsibility. 'he Governmen i .‘ ,~,.,,.,,',|,,_

' . . ' “ of `

ponsible to Pai'lia_ment and the people. and! _“___ _\_____ U____*__t ___________ s__ _________ ienibers of Parliament are responsible to nun(-fi it mmoiit-i» or im- r.Vi».».mi5 in .ir-

ht* liooiile, and if the Doobie desire a cliaiitrt- “ ""‘">“ 1””-1 "H T111"-*=fl=\.\'~ ' ' . ' . . H 1 -_-

hcy have a right to make it. While it_1s_ ii.--i-pe.-1 _-iympaiiiy is ming consti-

_ __ _a_id _thc system of referenduin ai_id__ of n_iV| ;`|‘_‘__i'__`;'"flf,';; §‘O’§l‘,§`"jfi"',,‘,\'_“',,if1{§lif§§,,.§}'f

examples may be cited. In 1811 thc czu'l~ itiative and recall are moie oi less tavoui ~~i in-H. iiitim-im.-,| is .~<-no-mm; to inni-

(] particulal-lv in the WeS_te\.l1 States and |:i_x with Mi‘. :ind Mrs. l\‘leM.'ihoii and

‘ , . ’ . niil siwnfi soinetiiie \\lll lr it - o some extent in the western provinces oi it-in.-.~ _iam-Q. ' ' "' ‘ 'u

huiatla, I believe the constitutional me-i _ ”" *

l`ull skirted cools adorned with

htlti (lf (iC2lllllg' lilC t]llCStl0l`i li# ` f({l'_ h_|iko dollars :ire iiiiioiig thi-i iirio fall )_ _ . . ‘ '-_ . _ wo) Q s_io\\'iii;:s of the ilesl;.;i|ci‘s. 'l`hey

‘ulhlnlcnt _-to, _declde lt". and _ _I _ki___ ltiiller t`ron1 lust _veur's giiniiieiils in llUl`l i1H.\-'C ti’lC Fight t0 i`CVl€\’V (Jill “Ui rt-1 tht- :\rriiii|:einf‘.iits i.-i’ the fulness

ach _tieneral election. My right lion. lead-

\\‘lii|'li is less <‘oi|spieiin|i.s"l_v in front thu/i of vore, und also in llif: oxtrcnio

r took that course on more than one oc- ioiigiii of on-. '1=ii0oi}i.-,,- Wim-ii wmos _ ,- _ , - g _ _ . .in-).i1_\_y wily hi-.low tho top of the arm in tho

_ _ _ _ _ _ _.ision, notabl_\ in lJll, on the i_ec}_ tc _ _"m____ (_x__________ L______y \______________ _________e___

millions to over 600 millions. The e.\poi't- issue. ‘He might have had a iefeienf um on: _u..»T w|u_t-ii 1-t_..i|»i@u»i_\V'1-over um roi-G

. - . ' . - ' .1 - ‘"1" Hill ".\"‘\r0\vH will he t`eut.\irod hat. question and continued to hold pov. ei. M _.HH _md Wm _mm popular ____ "___

:it unotlier instance of the fine and

hexiutlful way hi which ivrziueii all

, il ll

Miss Olgn Urosliy ot' t'i|i»~ 'l‘ruvers.-

-_-.»g=;=,;“’

.\'o\\‘ thul no iiiinfv r-ifitcoiis iown

"th their irieiitll. aiitoliiohilliig l.~:

piieiully at niglil us the ciirs go :¢klinV ming along rozuls leading to ilu:

£ff&==i'

\V _ . 1:.. . iilniost to the hem ol' her _e,o\\'n. in

un] .Ou .uve -oina to find the Govel-nlnenf in-piilni‘ young: sons o|`_(‘oloni-i' and tint;-. blossoms und llli»_- ii' il ; _|.- _ _ __ _ _ ._ _ .. .___ _,_ _ .,. , _ .

l ° Q . lr____‘__l_______ _____ ___________ __ '__‘___i “ ".' l,,,,,,.- __,,6\|>.||i,,, tliaii piol|t.ihi|_ bi. tlitili. *lite ii is i lovolythild and

.;. .-. 4. p‘ 1-.xciirsioii wus, 1! not iniiiiorl-iliaed, he felt for hor ilenth very iiinch. On

.\li:-s i’:\lui<‘r'.-: pupils ;:av|i ii uiosl

ted by tiioso fortiiiiiitr' to ‘ln in alll-||=l

votril und iilftlrunicntiil solos, <-lioi-mt. ¢-..~i, etc. sliowctl oil to atl\'iiutzii.:o tho till. ri ' _ »'~ »»_-_

.= In - " - “ I 1-. ifr- ` ' . ' to

I-nzeitoii. who is i sl.Vtui of i.oi|I liar

.~h and oi’ t.‘1-uiitvss l~`oi‘tc.sciic. \\'ii.s

lor iniiiny _v¢r:ii‘~' I:iil_\'Vlii~\viiiti|i;; to lhe late l)iit-licss ol' Uoiinaiiiglit, while

f:<|iu~rr_\~ :ind 4-oinplrolier lo the Duke

' Kills. tlraiiiini whose liusbiinil sue reelictl Mr. lllckcnsoii as iii-<-rfiiiilniii in the linnk ol' Montreal is hvini.: wel-

licro on 'Thursday night

A ivoilding nl` unui<uiil ‘iiitorr-sl took

place in All Saliilfs protiallittdrnl, Etliiioiitoii. nt' eleven t/'clock on Wetl-

whitzii ~1i|'o_r'aiin:l|t tiny sprays ol` or.i

' REMINIISU

-|-i-|-+4'-i»”-ie~ -wi-`1-1-_-|-`++`++ 1-r EI:

Quebec, lillontreai

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I *~t»~l»-lvl-~I~-l»~l~ -I-il- -l~~l°~l~-I-++°N"l»++§-I--l»'l»il~*#0504400* 4*#

who is vlaillni.: in the vlty ls'lieln.-1 '_ _ » - 1. - » -

. _ _ ._ ,

non; Said- ' V ' i<'1trl,v next wcck :ind will oct'\lll_\’ iiiV’i~'iulte ivhlely viilvitaiiictl in he-r ln connection with the i-elelirnlioii nn old-t`ai-tltionetl piucc. not nearly no

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following extracts from the diary ot' iiuis.-. inert-y A. voles. of

tgirl, iu»i-oiiipunied hcl' inthe!

|iii'>"` 1-oiilcrom-es' will be vi' v<‘='\\|il‘\' ' intcrcst: ' -

eiirliy subinhs und arouiivl thc city ‘ w trentec. EXTRACTS FROM DIARY. l dined :it Mrs". Mo(lully‘s, wifg ot' one

their first meeting in the t‘ouiieil

that it party o|'_ them had init? an eu- ijoyiiblo ride and a shoot that win:

ini it-iist ctiiiinii-n|ora\t<~d li_\' till' if=i1ll\l|

into siippvi with l\ir. M llou\:.tl| til

¢oo-so4ooo++e»'¢o`§o+-Yoooooooooe-sooo o‘i\i`6-oi. ‘_ .

cnNitni3i]inN nivs -_

xlracls lrom a- Diary. Kept by Miss, Mercy A. Coles When the Accompanied' i

ller l"alhi>.r,.lhe Laie'li0n.-George Coles, _ ‘ to“_llie‘ Confederation tonlerpnces at _

riots or . i

*OOO* 4'* *'|’O§\§'l'OO§OOOO

and _0llawa' in 1864.

ii~ieiiiis; 1 or the Jubilee of (‘onl‘odoi‘atitui tho nice as (Iiiiii'lottctown-‘s.

i spent rt day' on liqai~11_t,l\l`§ ilu|i__liip

Duncan 1 'on 5. Septginiber (itll gi li['_'2_lie

‘:~ and ‘<-un sii:_iri~ their pleiistii-1-_ this c|,y_ who us -1, young _imorniiuz it `raii]<1tl“_imd ~lV'ha_l yr _ le

from tiié Adniii‘nl.'\vl‘ro lin`d~§ke<l nie

io pcpulir piisidiiiio and ili;» 1~.ii_\~ pre-' “ml iuotlier. thc into lion. ti.>or':»‘V t0 gil, saying lilnl. it wits too wet l`or ents quita ii biiixlrt a|>p~ir:iiice on K-010,, and Mr* (‘(,|U_.,.io lm- piiilliuin- ship visiting. liowever, it cleared ut

lunvii tlnioaiiirl he sont his' lieutenant.

On tho night ol' Septeiiiber 12 there an it biinquet at the Ilailtiqt liotel.

t` tho tleiegtites, When I get lionic

Iiisleifl oi' tho coiiveiitionail _*evict-I ..-|~|in llclcnute-'s front Quehei-, lliili- they were still giving speeeiies al. the

i“""i""i' 'im "i"i""i"i° i”`i‘i° " "`“}" tax and St. John, i\i~i'ivetl in t`iiar' banquet. We went to eiiurcli on the

_ _ _______ ____ _s______ _ __ ics _zi_ _\i'_liilt_' il1`U_\_'\?i` _iloflk `“'iih'_ iottelown on Aiigiistllo.1Sli4.i1iuli\€i<i morning of the 14th. (Sunday) Dr.

. , , . .-- . . ~ - __ _- . - or oigi. ‘ out-iiizli' it o narrow wi ii _ lletth to Gul electol bi who can tuln uh W 1'( :J Jiri". Vihiw" ‘i(`i"`"'Hng Hoi" ii iii t‘l1iinibcr l)r. 'i`u|»Der tiil'torwni‘ds service, which was held' in n hall. as

Topper called and took ns to the

`*""`U'l¥ i“i\i7|" U10 i0l1H'~"~ll lf‘»10ilil]l!_ Sn. Ch,-u.|'cs) came to seo us and said St. Piiul's was hong repaired, The

Doctor uhpwed nie it photograph oi’ his rliiiigliter who had died of diph-

liloiiduy wo took ii 'boat to St;.lohii

. , _ . . , - . -»; -1- 1 anti' vnjoyoil n very pleasant trip.

clijuynble i'ot;iliil on \\'e:liii».<i|ii_\' iiitor~‘ ii‘i"i~ iii” i'"'__ `i"iU'_i"i 'i` ' . ' _ ,. _ __ ,,,,,,,, “.|,|,.h “qw |hm.0ugh|`, _||,m._,‘_|_, tin ,\in:u:=t ..l their who ii hi;:l|i_\ ll\t_. tnptiilii took_ tlie_steniner__uiilto

`. :fill-rt~¢:.~;|`ii| h:iiii|ucl. wlit-ii :i "Nui "hifi" ill iiifii |i0iii iiidii illiiihi *WP

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nm,"_ A “i(___l_\_ \,_H,5___| ______m______ __.__m,|,_,. __|.,.,.,.|,,.,_, “.,.;1-. iii.|di_ _I \\t,n_l l_l\i' nilllion ol hiitis on il. Pho iotk

it"'iir"l to lu- t'overi‘il with snow thi-

‘ ,t H _ birds being pi-ri|'o<-ily whlto. On 'inep-

it|~r\\':ii". Sir \\`illiiinil. who wo

| |:|l`|oi'\\'iirtl;< Sir Juhiil |i::i|l<~ at spent-li.

dliiner :it tlovoiiinioiil lion-fo. llio t‘onl`oi‘i‘iico iiii‘et.iiu:s wort hold ¢‘V<`l`)' <.'r|_\' Iwiliiiiiiliu ul iiiiri-tiny.

\’\'itli mv |':illicr and tho other

um] ' ;||`|i-|- going airniiiul

Nova Scotia. ll ivain neiii'l_\~ us iiiru--l as o <~lilld`:; livutl. Tiioro were n i'e\v other oltl-fnsliioiicil <:|iriosilio:= their. Aflor rliiiiiw we wont to Slellurloii

ind u t o I-1

y,;niiil<'iiievi welll down into tho mine; l \\':i-i nlvlioil to go blli il illliitli itll’ rllrl_\ iiiiri hiatt-lt. \\'<~ ii".-lil. in 1-o;u'lit'=|

Ui; I submit thai, \V()Lll(l lltlt ll`rl\'C iIlG(‘.ll C011" ovcoi-iliiig to \voiiia_i\':s inclination to titutional and not good British parliamen-| ’“-"""'i"*" ""."` "i_I“1";’W" *`°"f“"““~

m,_,_,,i,,_\, mm.nhm_ when H010" v|»Ctm,m to 'l`i'iii'i_i_:ii\1l _dnl not nrrivo until 10 _ yoinuzest ilaiigliter oi’ l\lr. and Mrs. V"“`i‘“i" ii“""~"""“"di“|'i:“"'i‘i""""i" ilruiiswlek. Mrs. Alexander anii"l liorliert .inines iliiwson, Primrose M_","" "\_i"i'.i"i'.|'i` i"m`i""i'."‘i"` _ iiifiii °

|»|acc_ _|.:dm0m0n_ and (-hangs Augus_ \\'|l1-.nl ioir _|lioniiE:V .l:'ili_llni_i|'_ (mv-

cnt ol lin- dilloitlll liriloiiiitiii irciy nirt- iuaiii. l\li-. .l_ .\. Mvlloiiiilll li=\.\'-» iiiiih 'iii' \Vi\"i'F l‘i\|`i.l' Cxtlffllt "ll"

,olf i"/-nl over to l~‘i~z\.tlr~|'ictoii. M_r.

i~'li\ EFI'-iloii h.i‘i been .ippointvdlt)|i Svptciiiiwi' Ist :ill lho tit-lriztitii Hlld Mrs. '1`homas Morris, V then ii

i ily liiivnitiiig tt i’iinio.s Hi hutl their pliotogiiiplis taken on thi' ilFlliC illlfi groom. were with iiri.i oi` Uoliiiiiiglit in tuiditlon stops of tin- tiovi‘riiiiioiir_ liousfi. '""~ i ‘i""V" ig() ihii >'"si,"°"'s'°“ lliins Ailiiui. \v|io o<'i'iip|t'd thiit, post l\l;i1o|- lloi'ii:\i‘i| and Mr. Ili'||iliw:iIci'. ii"i‘ii"` "im _"_"“““' '_i"' Ai;-Vi"'" Wm' during the latter purt ol' thi- l’rln~ sir`.|ohii'.'< --ori-otiiriv-i, uiui Mr. l.eii. Mi” ii"i'i' iim ii'"‘i'* "iid 3 _i"""m' cess l’alrl}~ia's stay in (‘i|iinria. Lady clerk ol` tho- t‘ounel|. were n.~'ki~1i to gui 9111"” U“iSi‘i°3 St- °i°h“‘ ""id'”

‘i`istlt~." 'l`he delegates camo back in thi; eveiiiiirc.

Ik ni' l`»= itl ='»= #1

'l`lie :late ol' the Coiil‘oi'oiii~e ul Que-

lhl, pm, gil. _,\r|_|,m. |.}ge|.m" was ____l______l____ “___ _,__0______‘___ LU |.il,Um in-1' hziviiu: bonu liked-, tho tlovoiqioi

fit-i-hieii to iieiul it slontiioi' down lo

ol' tfoiiiiziiiglil. l/uly lfhlgei'loii's pre- and ,,,~,.1,,g U", U,w,, ‘W “,,.,,| M, ,I brim.: tlir ~dole;;iilcs~up from the Mar- seure will only he requirerl <~u special ,mmli ',,m.,»,.,,,,, “.|,,.,.,, gy", Univ il|l||~_; itinio l'ioviiii'os. I wont rin Ht. John o<‘e:i:iio|i::_ ns she does not ii\'tV- in I ,HW ,hut “,,,,, ,.,.,|||`, “.,,,.,h l,,,,m,,._, :intl l‘orlliinil, no iuy futher thought l,oiulon_ __ _ . _ _ ' ,_ - V the tri would be loo rougli for ino-

__ ___ ____ _ nt \\.l.~ a pinot- ol .tnieth_\i~l. louiui in _

_her null nio. (ln Wcdiiosdny, Octo- ber V 5th. we left t`bni- lottolown :it R ii. ni.. and urrlvril ~nt Shoillne :il 2.210 p.|n. it was tei‘iilil_\'=:

conirtl to the City, liuviui.; nrrivcii _ Mr H _‘pm th' m_m__‘ ____ or _'___' rough iiiid i limraiiio ill, _ We foi|iul_n

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ip:-.-izil triiiu wailing for us -ul Shetli-

,,, ,o ,,, ‘ niint-. iiiyiti-il us lo lon. ,,'§‘ouu~ ol_liu- _“__ _"___ “___ _:___ mm SL Joh" a______m

in llioovenliig. Mr. Tilley lal`tor\\;itrt_lii Sir i.ooii:iiil) iinri l\1i'. SteevUii,,\vm'e_nt the liolol to i°e.t-eive us. On '_l`l||ii"n- day wo went on board' the Stenliic-r New

hurl ii stiiturooni. We arrived _al l’ri-ble llousn, Portluml. the follo\vin,g

thing at Confederation to an annual pro- duction of over one billion three hundred thousand. Fisheries have increased in va- lue by Five hundred per cent., forest pro- ducts have grown from 34 millions in 1871

to_175 iiiillions; mine products from' ten

....mill-ion--to--13-7--ni-i-llionseffhese a-i‘<~.»biit-a few

of l;lie many instances that might be given of the growth of this young western coun- try, .a country still in the childhood of its national life, a countr_v which, at least since 1900, has taken the place of the United States as the chief magnet for world mi-

.IF2iil0ll- Imlnlgrlatlon at the tune Of 0011-ltakes its own course in these matters, and

federation was insignificant? it now avera- ges nearly 400,000 yearly. With only one fourth of the soil available for agriculture yet occupied, and but a fraction of this ac-

tually iniprovcd, the possibilities yet in'

store for immigration and for development are simply incalculablc and (lariada’s growth in the next half centur_v is bound to be even more rapid than in that now completed.

So much for (‘aiiarla’s inaicrial prospe-

rity, past and prospccti\'c. What about the future?

The fiftieth anniversary is being cele-

brated under the dark shadows of a world shaking war. In that war Caiiada is find ing her soul. l"ift_v years of uninterrupted prosperity had developed the industrial in- stinct, had magnified material values and -pursuit of these became the settled na- tional life. Then came the war, the danger to the motherland, the oppression of weak- er nations, the sorrows of others, and Ca- nada realized that there were higher con- siderations than the pursuit of and the en- joyment of wealth. Today 410,000 of her sons are under arms and are welding in the fierce heat of the world’s greatest war a crown of natioiihood for Canada. The

blood of her different races is being mingl-‘

ed on the battlefields in France, in the first line trenches for the defence not of Canada alone but of world freedom. Who can doubt

that out of this intermingling in a com-I

mon cause, the cause of righteousness and of humanity. there shall arise a stronger, more virile and a more united Canada?

"Who can doubt that the next half cen-

tury, building upon the achievements of the past. shall-see greater progress both in material and national progress?

We are entering upon the second half

of the century under skies that are clouded with sorrow in many a home, sorrow for those who have fallen, but the clouds are

entering upon a new era, a new volume in tl SIM' 41"' 0 ' ""'" "" "- "“‘ ff “‘"" " "` ooo win mr iiotii it also tm. her history. The coming years will see the fl'0\\t be d0P1'l\'¢‘¢l 0! his r0i¢- _,___ _._,____ __ , :naman cum" --

good practice at the present time. I re- member also, when the Navy debate took_ place in the House, in 1910, the question of referendum was brought up once more. l\ll_v right hon. leader might have_ sheltered himself under the referendum, instead of alioWiiigVhi~nisel'f'to be involved upon this question in the election of.1911. But he took the course a statesman would take, and said, “No, when the time comes we will appeal to the people,” and he did ap- peal to the people, and on that and other

issues .was defeated. The Government

if blunders or mistakes are made the G0- verninent is responsible to the people. For , that broad reason, I do not favour a refer- endum.” . _

“Thcn, again I think, upon this ques-

tion ii referendum is entirely unnecessary. ln my view of thc matter the first duty_of the people, and the first duty of Parlia- ment, is to defend their country. That is a natural duty, a natural right, one that we are bound to assume and perform. If we take our oath of loyalty, we assume that obligation. We require no mandate for the performance of a paramount duty.”

“Another objection is that. instead of

threshing the question outxin this House- and it is a difficult question--we woul_d transfer the contest to the platforms of this country, where it would be a more_difIicult question and might cause very serious dis- turbance. There is no reason for referring it for decision to the electors. Why not, in a manly way, settle it ourselves?

"You must i'emeinber there are 136,000

loyal Canadians at the firing line. How are you going to take the soldiers’ vote in Eng-. land, where we have 28,000 troops at pre- sent, probablyon their way to the front, and 80,000 in training, the balance being in hospitals and convalescent homes. Do you think that vote could be polled? \\'i\=\fV liztve you on this side ot' the \valvi°'.’ You linve ii popiilziiloii whit-li i-ui_vi-\. “\\'e will not

1 i

e||list.” Do lion. gviitleineii t lililk tliut men

would be defeated. The men who did not' want to go to defend their country would vote against it. I do not think that wouldl be a fair vote. I believe, if any one is en-

titled to vote on this question, it is the men_ who are overseas, and I see no way of fair- ly taking their votes without a tremendous expenditure of time if it be possible to take

mid i`nmll_v of (lttnwu are sinnnierlng ut liracklcy Bench.

, fa 4: x< '

'i`il~’ Pllsllzzeiiioiit is iinnoiiiitrcti oi`

.\ii.~:s I":|nliiio Twining. o|` Brookline, lo l’uul li. .\`aI‘i§1‘nnl, ol’ M-uiielie.~:te|'. llartuioutli `l=`». u,son. ol' Mi'. und Mrs. l<‘rz|nk \V. Snrgcniit. Miss 'l`\\'in ing is tin- ilaiigltlor 0`i'tliu into (‘iiurles l-‘aii'lmiil<s 'l'\viiiiii;;. ot' liondt.-n, Eng- land who l`oi' miiny yours vras za. re:-iid~ out ol' liostou, .\liss 'l'wiiiing's mo- llior. who roi,-i~iill,\' died, lit-uziiiio al lor hor \\'idowhood the wife ol' John (lordon Siitlitwlituri, of ilrooklinc. and Miss ’l`wining his inudo her liouiir: with lirr step l'utl\er_, who t`orin.ul|_\' nnnouiiced hor ciii.;:igenieiit. Sho is ii cousin ol the Miiroliloness ol Doiiegal who yvns l`oriiici'l_v Miss Violet (lort- rno 'i`wlning. dnugiitcr ol' ilonrv St. George 'i`wliihu.;. the hrotlier‘ ol' ('liarles I-`iiii'bai.ks 'l‘winlng, Miss 'l`\vlnh\g is fi great niet-c 1.-l` the Right Rev. A. F. \\’. Ingram. l>.D._ Bishop ol Loiidon. .iiiss 'l`\vlnini.: is well hiiowii to unum licr ol' tiliarloltelown people.

lt= ‘ll lk

Mrs. _ l’ni'kt'i‘ ('urveli of l\'Iontreiil

luis iirrived lu tho city on n visit,

‘U fl it

Several eiiji.»_viiliio picnics ziro ho-

.inz nrranizvul this week for Iinrmlniou ilziy with tho vxpcrtiitioii of line wea- ihor.

Y; S1 ll

Ai. tim Golf' Links this altornooii

ten will he servod ‘hy Mrs. W. S. .\‘tewart and Mrs. Bngnail mul on lmmlnloii lluy hy Mrs. Mathienc-ii. Airs. F. lleitrlz and Mrs. ii. M. iluvison. .

1;: $1 ll

Sir \Vlll'rl:l Sullivan hos as his

giiosts his diiugliter Mrs. Scott. mul children of Ottawa and Major Arihiir Sullivan from France who is being \_rai'itil_v \i'eltri>ii|t~il homo by his ninny irleiids.

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oiuir seusciions ron ‘I ouniiniui iiriimziis

U-1C#

Iurnlshodby

W. I. Louoon.

OOOOQOOOOOOOOOOOO

tN_'rHE DARK

§f'PI*1"l§~f'l

bO§O'l°O'l'§

We don't feel obliged to watch the

folks we believe in. They do not need watching: they are dependable. We nro Juli-t an sure that they will do what

ihey have promised wl\e__n they are out ol’ our sight as when _e can see cvi erythlng they do. Have we roms to

ol l et o

0 |th@ p n, y.. t’ thinking of God' nl

who will not mill;-ii' will su|i|»ort ii co|i||ui-I-_hgghiy -B., we mnk uf ,meh ;,1¢,,,d,,; Num 0" 11,'-(,|.‘,|"|"n|? The p!,op0Siti‘0n_'Or are we inclined _totrust God uliieily

when we cnn see ielasons for trusting iilni? "You can trust li thief as tar as you can me him," skid a minister rea-" entiy, in urging hiipeople to depend upon m|th.nm, on aizlit.-~"li'aveu't yoi|_ and I kno\rn the Lord long e'non¢h to know that we can trust. him in the dark?" `

is thy cruse oloomlort wiuitimriilise and' share it with another' And throuizh nil the yearn of tnmlnelt-

shnll serve thee and' thy

it at all. I believe that is one fundamental, in-oiim.

brightened by glorious' achievements that reason for oppoiinga referendum upon_this ,__ ,hy bum_____ hard _nd __________._ _

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elm -~ ' cori-‘V Bnos. ’ .

tus llyiifliiitui. _\'o|iiu:e'st s'on ol' the lute Mr. t'. A. liyiirliiiaii, ol' (flint- lottetowu, 1'. E. l_. , and Mrs. C. A. Hyndnian. of lddnionton, were united in marriage. The i~cre|iioii_v was performed by the itigh; Revori-iid. the lilshop ol' Eri- uiouton,, 'issistetl thy Aimvlirioiiroii Wcliii. l\’lr. \'criii.-n Burl`ortl prcsid'eti at the organ.

The irliarmink bride' was iittired in

ivory satin, trlniiiieii with lat-e and uiallno, a tullo veil with hoiiiloii liicc gnriiltiirc :ind ciirrioil a shi-ul'ol`<-i'ei|in roses. Silo was given :iwiiy by her l`ntlicr. and alteiidod hy lim' sister. Miss Jenn. and 'Miss Aiiroi Wilkis. ol" Wetaskiwin. Mr. llarry llyndniau attended the ln'i<iegi'oc-iii. Air. Regin- ald (`autle_v .and .\lr. ld. t`. Pardee were the ushers. Miss Jenn ilnwsoii were a tluhity gown ol' hluo hrocaded satin. trilmmc-il with sliver lace, and ii large black hat. Her bouquet was ol' pole pink roses. Miss Wilkins was i.'.owiicfl in polo ‘blue satin with an

ovrrdrer? ol' inuuvo and pink tulle. and opa osccni trimming. She wore a 1,'-ii-ge black lint and carried piilc pink roses. Mrs. Dawson. mother ol' the iirlde. wore black velvet, tho bod-' ice of cliunlllly lace over pink geor- gette crepe, and ii ‘black hui. Mrs. llyndniziii, mother of the l\rlilei;|'ooin,‘ wore ii gown of iuiiuvc nz-itlii trlninied with while lure, ond ti bliittk bat. Miss Liiiirn Dawson wus attired in grey crcpe dc Chino und embroidered sil~ vor cloth, and ii grey hat irlmniod with pink. Alle-i' the eercnioiiy the wcdrlini: party. 1-oiiuistiiig of relatives

ol' the brldeland hi‘idegi'ooiii, repiilrctll to the home of the ,. hri<ie's piireiits. where the weddliig brcakl'ust wnir servoil. The -decorations tlirougliout the house were cnrrleu out in ,niauvcl and white lliacsi and swung pens. Mr. and Mrs. llyndmaii loft on the nltor- noon train for the Pnoliio coast.. whore they will spend tlif.ir honey- moon. The hi'lrio's lraveliin;; costume was a tnasoro silk suit ‘ with ii large iiisquv hat. lined with -brown. und while lox turn. tho gilt of tho Ihrido- grooni. On their return Mr. and Mrs. llyntlniuii will make their homo in l$iliiionlon.

>&4 #ir 2'#

’l`lu- nl-'Vtiiy l`|'ivii¢ls of Major llnrold

i~itunh\_v. who was wounded ln France and hun since been in idnglniid. will he pleuio-'ti to leiirn that he hnr nrriv- ed iu||`ely ln liilontreai and nlthouzh still nomewlint lume is in splendid' health.

0. S. A_DOPT8 DAYLIGHT. SAVING ' FOR NEXT YEAR.

V (Cnnidlah Preu Despatch.)

WASHINGTON- The daylight sa-| v‘lng hill, to take effect, next year. has passed the Senate and was sent hack' tn the house in an amended form '

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Womens High Laced and Buttoned Boots and Pumps, High Medium and Low 1

Heels, Children’s High Buttoned Boots and Strapped Pumps. .

Men and Boys' Grey Canvas Leather Tipped Boots, very comfortable for warm

tiiiior <;, .\ov.i .\;ol|i\_ iiivilozl the mm___|n___ _"tel, &w(,_mV_r0m~`ho“m on whole party to slipper, but lt was too mo S‘(,_nm,,l._ _M (m,,_‘0»(,|m.k_ “.,. ‘|,,_j-t iiii-if U’ 140- W0 -`*U‘i"'4i ii' 'i"`“"" “ii on the Giviiiu 'l`runli i-niliviiy.'iirilvinig niglii and in the nioriiinyz set out t'or M Island pond M 9_30_ A quam( OM H=\li\'=\x. We- sffinimfl ut Ili" “'11v<H'~ iiuiitiinn um iiotni was, iiii~ee-Lstorioii. ly gold nii~ne.¢, it weird lookinlr; iilace, M,-_ '|~ip,.y Wm, vc,-_V Mm] .[0 mu- \\'liit-li .-.ouie one i‘eiiiiti'ked was the ,,,,,»|_\V_ HL, was H", only g_cnU,\,,,,,n' lii1l<'1= \\Q\0l'U N00" iiU'lH “Ui iii" hai' nnidng live liidios; -and he had quite n lust. 'lhcy' |:u_\'o nic ii piovi- ot' gold iot lo do to keep umm a||._||~L_'R,wd qiiiirlaz. i niof_ un liittfrostiiil; lady. u |,,|mm-_ 0" Sunday afternoon We m-. i\'iF-‘=- fil`Ulll\il0W- Wim Wilt* l"i‘V"iu"‘¥ rlvod in Qiiobm: at about lmll-piist liieoii. with her sorretaigv. whoni slirziuvo, 'l‘hr‘re was no one to meet ns 1-.alll-il hor son. She had been in Par [mm w,._ ,|,-,W0 _'U um mm.,¢| ||0u5(_,__ ii* filili i1"i\‘5""'- “Wi "Wi i"i""""".V“ Tho wholo hotel wus given llp to the \v||ii Nopolenii :ind Lord Slin|'tslu|r_\', lm,-|_,-_ “ml gm, ul-,-mm(._m,-,ms for Hwy,- .-.olicltliig aid for thif iuit`l`ci't-.rn in tliiiimllu-,,,.t Wu,-(, vm._‘-,,0n,p|c,m_Wmmd south. l thoiuzht by what sho siihl H WMC of ,-omm, 0m,0S|m thc pm-|m»_ that shi: had received ii good doiil ol' “»h{(,|, was 0,-(-"pied |,_\- M,»_ Gm;-ge Illl>lH‘V.\‘. Silo =¢il0WCl3' lllo |101' til`0=<S¢‘V-*`-‘ llrown itnti' his scoretu|'y. Mr. iluber- oiu-, ol which was iiiugiilllcciit. uia<i'e mn-_ 'rim SL _mlm ¢|f,|¢gM¢,, had 1., ill i’=ll'if‘~ (NUlt‘I Mivrl (`0i€l~i has ll parlor which they sliziiod with the letter and pliototzriipli nt'torwii'rds |"‘V-_ l’rinco Edward Islaiid delegates. Alter ceived t'roiii Mrs. tlreeliliow. und uhio qinmqing fo,-.fiinner we went down. a later latter lelllns of her doeth- stairs und' round Mr. Brown ln the Sho was drowned while- tnvim: to 11|-swing room. .ooionei Bernard had laiul with u little heat. The bunl lit-.on in it few minutes before, After swtiinpcrl when neat’ aliorc and whiio 5,, sho,-l w|,||¢ George |§;_ tho others iiinimgcil to ltiiiri' llirs. '(:;i'r¢|m-_ |v|r__ _[_ ,\_ Mgponald and Mr, (lips-iiliow. owing to the weight of-a li'1\|-fy Mpgpo nr,-|v¢(|_ Befm-0 (im. io' Oi twill which who limi tlcd round nor was niinoin.u~z~d we wore introduc- lier waist, was drowned. ~ilor body ed to tho Newloiiiirrland delegates. was luld to rest ln the ¢'hu|'rh Yard the llonornlila Ambrose Shea and Mr. ul )<loiiiiionrl.) \ ('ar|iv~r. who took ine in dinner. We

A_| night we ellnod ul tlnvtwiimciit had it iiploiidid dinner and l enjoyed

lions:-_ Sir lll<'iiuril und burly Mc- lt. Wo haul in-mi travelling in ears ilounoll tMr. Malachi lnily was his froni 6.110 \n.ni. till 5.110 p.|n. i"roni .~ioi~ri:tiii'_vl worn' tliero. 'l`lio_\‘ ivrio ----V---V----~--?---------~ very kind. (lovernnioiit. lioiiso wus (7ont~inneil on page six) _'

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