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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1920.

UIJU

uuiu|ii\ mir! _ , , _ _ 3pAN|,\RDg NEUTRAL §3.;‘i’f.’.'2i .‘.".°$‘.‘§{. .I.TZZ".°§f. é';...‘.‘§?.

offensive was at its height. -But ev-i C H d

Dld Spain at one time plan to en- em

r the war as an ally of Germany? that Spain had “° tim” 1° milk* *1 B question is not of great h“pm.t_ hostile move before the tide turned

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, 10*-TT" REFNION' wl;l;b:;:E:l,o];(:;%i:gp|,,:,l;:: Admiral Decker' bellevrs that lf

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_ The reunion nf the iost-ii Battalion to pe held io- fl.‘ll.'".l..§“..'.',l3'"f.'I°..-§".’..f.f"ill Tiff-I2 :ff Sn-=» M111 pinned rn

day Will be 3, IIISIOPIC eVe1‘it, Members Of \V3_]‘ wits a consensus that her syinpalli- A0

scarred regiment, Prince Edward Island’s only full ‘PS

regiment to participate in the war, will meet to renew ‘°

were with Ger|naii_v. About Al- "Ut isu’c' feelings; there was inuch as

orite haunt in pre-\\'.ii‘ days ivan GP'

f0l'g'OtL9l`i and HISO LO ]_JaV éi trlbllte L0 tile ITIGH, OVGY Fiiiiire, and thiit he had niuch ad- 3°"

170 in all, who went forth with them, who shared 1"

with them' the danger and the glory and who will ""_

not return. The casualty list which when completed will probably number 200 dead, and many hundreds ,,

wounded is in itself the Battalion’s badge of good and eff.-.»t. Agni.. it was and nn wnnt iiwiidaus weight or America wssei faithful service,/proof of the work it did and the sacri- =\vi>e»i°~l to iw e°=»<l a“i1\0i'1w ihf-I ""0 'NC “““’P"» """"» -‘““"“`““ ”"*‘f~'” fices it made. ‘ll

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It is fitting that these men should get together' '“

‘ation for the Frcndli people. led

i womai: might incline him to his

e cause ot` the Allies; and agai.i Wit might lr-.\\e a directly contrai-_.' ma

esciit-t=.Ai`it'i' the arnilsiice it slate- il

- . . _ ni irt was given out to the effect D059 U10 ll-l.\’3ll‘¢l' Il WHS lll1bli!='ll¢‘\l.

0CCaS10ll3.II_V, fitting Sllollld be })Y`OI.1(l Oi: ,hm as soon as me ‘yur begun Kmg Opposed to the j\niei'iean and Al

each other, proud of the province which bore them .i1rnn.».. .ein n ...nsnnge in me uri and which is proud of them. Their deeds, with those Firiivli 111-ii lilo' “wifi \'°\\\<>vv all f“"

of the other units which left the province and with “‘°"` "`°"l’*‘ f""“‘ "“*“` ”"“"“"`" $"'°0°'°°° “ "W" i" S"’“‘"" “““ “"

,- , - __ _ - _ _ frontier in thc certain knowledge lm

them contributed to the greatest vic toiy in the great- H, ,hey nm, ,W no __gg,,e__s,o“ ,,.,,,,,,, go ,, ,,,,,,,_ my Wm, S,,,,,,,s,,

blic opinion. Shortly before thei

siwd p,,|~,,, and pubjgciy simwgii lfiiiicd Stairs onine in, accurcling to

est war in the history of the world, will live forever in

the history of Canada and of the Empire. ni

It is to regretted that all-the survivors of the hi

105th cannot be with their comrades todav. Many “"5 “““ ""`“"’“"‘”“‘ S" fa" "5 “‘° “‘“ .

' K aiiisli troops was ordered nt Bur-

cncc shows him ri 'pro-_-\lly. goes. only ii fcw miles fi‘orn.thc

l<`rt<rich t`routier. 'l‘o this it may be

Chu,-¢h and A,-my said that thc news is so startling;

of them have left the province, many are unavoid- .I ab_ly detained at home but there will be a large gath- 'L ering_ a joyous, happy gathering, which citizens, re- membering their departure on that memorable night in June, 1916, will welcome with outstretched arms. Between that June night and' today history has been "“

written, sacrifices have been made, and hearts have

om Spain. Not long ago Alfonso DU

s deep satisfaction that thc Al- HS

ing ol’ Spain is concerned the ev- SD

that

lint there \\'t~rt- other iiiipoi'tunt ctors that were pro-Gcriiian. The ui‘ch iii Spain was syinpatlictic to

_ _ _ . : » . ~ victor, and ii long a l , p' .k \i

old friendships, to talk over again _scenes never to be ,L3 "UVM" H W” k"°`" that ms S H S W If H

. _ _

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rc fact that his irlfc was :iii Eng- “ml

e war was never discussed in his Bureau claims that there was not

vc an idea lli-;\t $4,000,000 ;i your

» 'i i f t ' ti » ' ‘.

H had b _ b __ lint thi \. i .it oi ir it crrsi

s ther-utter moved so rapidly

Wanted To Stan'ii in

United States had not enlcreil

help Gcriiiuny. Her motive was sympa‘thy for Germany so much a desire to stand well with the

'many as the winncr this dau; reiiiziined. The entry of the lini- Srntcs caused her io hesitate, it was the duty of Decker and sssociatts tc till the newspapers . h propaganda showing that Ger-

ii_v had no chaitcc w;tli the tre-

ermnu lie lt was not able to ex-

l proptigniidistr. was tr Germuii tl which spoilt nn averalzc oi

ciitlcman who worked under Ad- 'al llccker, ai niobiliziitlon of

t it is diilirnlt to believe.

Entcr the Toreador »

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policy behind our banking enter-

prise is to foster the oontrlnued u

LSSETS EXCEED |l'I4.000.D00 -

UNIUN BANK 0F IIANAUA

CHARLOTTETOWN BRANCH G. C. TEMPLE, MANAGER.

nbuiidins' of Canada.

ona a` 'f , _ __ ,_ ,t _ _

AFTER fifty-four yous of con- _ ` ` ‘ , _ ‘

lorvative progress we have - b . ‘

buns cur bi-anon system up to \ ` ,.v4¢;,` 890 ilnuhes. We will continue ;l‘|li|||~, tu L". ,.=,I‘£,_,°_-5" U0 (Mad as the needs of oom- iicillillldil |',`.i;~}~§,»’?*‘ muraitieg cali for increased bank- , ""ll'liI.

Ing accommodation, because the " I l l 1

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Deeds, Insurance Policies, '

Securities and other valu- ables should be kept safe from fije and theft. `

Safety Deposit Boxes in

be rented at a moderate charge

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been torn with t'he agony and suspense of waiting \,,u°'m“` "" ‘"'“’ ' "L" “‘ n-ns not nw i»\'<‘ss b“f°'°“1~ "Ui `

home coming. , 1 in

Today we welcome them to the city, heroes of “"

the greatest war in history, and trust they will enjov U

- - ` . . . ‘ ill . _ . ,, . .. the fellowship one with another and with our citizens. .nnnny nni nf nit- wn.. c.»..nnny _‘_‘_;“;‘n ;t;;;rv‘,;_“,”',f,;f_, mm ,H wmch

]'].‘I.*|» l~ \ R \l \(. . ) - .. .Q , was Spending vast Sums with them' he flatly camo out as a frleiiti of thi-, \ 4 . r . . (.( I X I. . Great ii-timbers of the poorer prom _\______s_ The ____m_v___w_ h__vi___: good

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The first essential in any business, apart from ",

knowing the business, is to have a thorough grasp ,,,,,#-,,,..1,....,_.1,'- .mi n...,`....». “"‘l‘ “’ S1"‘"’~“ """""' “al

0f1l1S flll9.llCl2I Sléllldlllg. IS tI`i€ _bL1Sii`1€‘SS Stable? .ziliszs.___'Qirsc peoplersaw clearly

ii A ‘

Is it solvent? is it.gainin`g"6`r"losing? If the head of f-

the business cannot anS“~er these questions satiS_ ;_weeii freedoiii rind nutocraL'.f'. 21011 ` i

he is not Oper}i_ati.ng at a' disadvangélge sviittillil put liiick they huiids of lthf- élxgeriiugovillioll _:mild bf 'F' u in nine case ou o ten e is operating at a oss. ,lock of ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,,,,,.,, an 0,., ' “C emvwy °f‘“`€‘ “ r

, 't t .

ru Th at b mm _ S in favor of the League of l\r ions

_ _ 1 the Gcrznan model and anioni: l__n""H___ H__________t__ the n_O`_t f___ _

and watching-and then carrie victory and the happy .nn nigi. nn t-nn. inn.-n wi... n iiniinr . ’ °_“ ' 1 I ,‘ ,mn “.,,,` “ Qs

' ‘ ‘ I 'Dil U ' s i , ' ’.

Gprmmlyls mvmcibimy' The Kd h.(ive pil.;-A111-y sentiments.

istocrziry'i. attitude was given by ___ , - U. h I

_ _ I _ ith arm, The mm On his r nrn from a 'rump a

K cmlm ‘ml G I' ' tour oi' scvcrzil South American

c classes were probably m.iki'\g

e, too, permitted the cliiircli to

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_,_ ___ _h___M__ for mem A nevis v1lue,\ii~. ttlegriphitl al

o . c . ' ll » - _ ~

>~ S ii , it I i 'eater \\".-iglit

ziuncli pro Ally element was that “vu Ulu H . lla( gl I .S th.. _

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ough that the struggle was be- ______

. Spi

1 that victoi for Gciiiiuu

In every business there are lines that are more profi- me wo ._ n .nn .- n nnn_ _md

table to handle than others; there are lines which, if ish writer of me nentnry, iiinno, __ I __ fe Dm on me subject

_ _ ._ ___ _ anty' W W s

not understood, are being operated at a loss. The “"‘* “ "“*~t“"“'°""°`A“y‘ “““ M’ nun senninn tnage. we n.i..inti..-,

Els _e_redlt tl_ie_r_nost po\_vorful nov- ____co__m given by Admiral, Deckeri

_ _ , ea ng witi ic war u any an- , .» _ _,., _

atlons' In eVe1~y_~____de_p_a1-_talent IS able to ehnunate the guage It ___ _as wen a tomme ____ .intl his associates hardly .l.i\es en

(__ ' _ fG _ _ cugh credit to the Allied proptig- .

men o erlimii _

‘ airdiss \'/ho wroiiglit in Spam

prudent business man whose books show the oper~

unprofitable lines and increase those that are profi- ni table. In this way and by thus watching, a business man is in a position to go from one success to another,

to increase his successes and eliminate his losses.

Farming is a business. Generally' speaking the ll'

t`r-om the lieglnniiiig. But undoubted-

IZ£\

ti` tl ` ~ buretiu secur-

oricaii propugttiitllst, Mr. E. J. -ion, oi’ Iliiiiini. than if the King glvcii lt. In tact it altered iiisli opiiiiun as suddenly as

hinted that he was about to

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1869 600 Branches-l9l9 '

. THE ROYAL BANK 0F CANADA

n‘ °A~.°1‘

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`Give Your Boy a Chance! »

You Will Not Miss the Smill Monthly Amounts

On the first day of every month. draw a cheque for $10 for

the credit of your soii's Szivimzs Account.

' _ Do this re1..tilarly for (say) ten years.

when other boys are still working for wages. -

vovo

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Some odd lines listed below, are all first clan goods `hut

are being dlscnuntewi in stock, we have put the prices to clear,

Meir, Mahogany cali laced

boots, pointed toe, stylish shape, Neolin Soles, regular price $9.00 now $7.95

Women's Brown Boots, high cut, some with leather, some with Neolimsoles, all size; 3 to 7 price ".50

Men’s all felt laced boots

felt soles. the only warm shoe made, try a pair, only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $3.88

Women's High Laced Mali-

ogany colpur boots, stronger than above, a rattling gong boot for any wear now $6.00

li'len'a fancy velvet house

slippers, left from our Christ- mas trade, see them in our wlndpw only . . . . . . ... 93::

l\fen's large size rubbers,

with toe caps. discounted style but serviceable now' only . . . . . . . . . . . 95o

Mcn's 2 buckle ovcrshnes

waterproof, diacoiitintied style, now . . . . .. . i... . . . $2.75

Women’s fine slippers, kid

back with patent fronts, and medium high heels only $2.95

1 I

Women's kid three strap

house slippers. comfort in ev- ery pair, medium low heels, now . . . . . . . . . .........$2.95

A few pairs womens low

out cloth galtcrs, while the-y last only . . . . . . 25c pair

LIEY & C0., LIMITED

Fashionable Footwear .

We Sell for Cash Only, Postage l0c Extra

1' Q(40+§O&O§40005+GGQ%OO§OO£

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- Your boy will then have $1,387.42. llc can own a farm

Capital and Reserves . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $34,000,000 Total Resources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... $533,647,085

CHAR LOTTETOWN

Branch

American Propagandistg T ` . `

' I ly the Auiericiiiis did hire work, and §

All iiieso fuels are faniilizir to is Secrcliiry Daniels does not uw-

e public. 'i`liv new evidence is ard

them decorations we think the

iinuciiis iN IP. i.istiNi> uso Ar

SUmm€\`5f¢1@_- TIETIISII, Tyne Valley, Hunter River, \Velling / ion, Mount Stewart, Mur ray River, Cardigan, Eldon.

A. W. HYNDMAN,

Manager

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NEW YORK STYLES ~

’ Sample Boots, Oxtords and Pumps

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3, 31/4, 4, 41/Z A. B. C. Widths .

Very High Class Shoes. See the Many New Styles that are Different.

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fam,-nel. has m0l.e Capita] invested than the Ordinary _supplied in it letter by Adinirztl Goveruineiit of Spain might well do

merchant has. He has more lines to handle on 'his 3,

et-ker. of the l'niteri States Navy, so.

Seem-tzi|'.' iluiiicls iii \'.'Iiit'li'l\c

>l-

farm than the ordinai_\, merchant and consequentiy .,,1...,| ,|,,,,',-..,.,,p,,,,,§,,, _.1,,,,,1,, 1,, Wrong Impressions .

more to lose or gain. Without a thorough knowledge in

vt-ii him and his assocnitcs ici'

.______ ‘

Of the CIQLEIIIS Of O}J€l‘3.Ll0l'iS IIS .IS COl`lSl§2l'lllIy l“"`l’i"?7 Simi" "’“l Ur the “`~'"`- /\i1` Sir,-Duriiig the course of dis~

t h miral i)cckct'. then Captain, was cussions ofthe farmers some WFOIIE

a sea, t ere are leaks that he cannot detect; there . are profits whose origin he can only guess at. He can ff, make no intelligent progress.

Every farmer who can read and write-and they

- ed

I (,ha,.ge of ,he G0,,el.nm9m-q Pub impressions were_ left. It was sug-

tliat the value of the Dairy pro-

>iiy Department in Spain, and was ducts ,f (-a,,a,m was now ,,\.P,.

.ilso \\'i|lcliiiii: to soc that Spain tlid $200,00U_0i)0_-- ininuailly, I)l' not pei-init in r ni-ntrniity io he in- G»2i\itliicv. Diiiixi' .-\SSO¢i1\!Ii>ii i>i‘v-'1il-

- . . .., _ __», >_ 11,41 ‘lr l~Ilt"'

all practically can-is able to keep simple accounts ““<l*“' “Y "‘““~‘“ ““"““"”‘“' ‘“ l.I.lti.i;lt`l~`i"ul\--..'f ...iff lull; ‘ lltintiiillli

of all the departments of his farm and every farmer

the same letter Adiniral l)ccki=.i‘ m:m0n_;_ omplained |h:ii his work hail been The figures for Ontario und

should do it. The usual objection to doing so is want ,°,,,,,,,,,.,,,, ,,,,, ,,.,.,, ,,,,,,..,.,,,,.,f .,_,. -ii....nn\.n inn uno n.-n'i.... ,,.,in,,,,,. Of time. The lll€l`CIlaI1L \Vl‘tO WOLIICI l`t€gl€CL HC' .\inbass'idor \\'tli:ti'tl thc .»\i1iei‘it;nn "(1 and Slmw mm me IW" l"`°`

counts because of want of time would be out of busi-

‘ ' i viii

ces tlicniselvrs npproxliutitc

icprcseiitntivc in Spain. The critics $100_00|~,_000_00 ,...,m_\._ .

ness ‘Within a fevv H10]-lthS_ of thc Aiiibas=sadoi‘ do not accuse l<‘ai'iri and Dairy (issue Jun. 15.

So far as farm accounts are concerned, a few

who has tried it has found the time so expended very profitable. Mr. J. A. Clark, Superintendent of

mm of being ,, ,,,.,,_G,,,-,,,.,n_ q~he_, _ 1920) suites that the totai value ot'

. V the milk produced in Canada in

minutes a day would be sufficient and every farmer ,mm that h” is an °hM“sm°ned‘ 191”~ “"‘e““’” "°"*“’“““ ‘"’“"‘ ""

the Experimental Station at Charlottetown, while me “"4 “"0 *“‘_‘“‘*Y “M 0”" "" ‘en overseas with the Khaki University of Canada pre- ""°"°°“ "Y ""““y 'S‘""““"' He 0” P* H " "‘“ *'°"“"-" "“'l“" "‘

' i 1 T

pareda system of farm accounts which, for simplicity and practical usefulness, meets every requirement. A perusal of this little book will not only show the-

oobo Q

llllloiuatist who could not IIIIIIUP .I used in ilic mziiitrfzicttire of vziriou.~i stand the importance oi` the wurky products, will anionul to very neur-

. ..,- . .

carried on Lg; Aiiic_i‘icaii Di'0Du§ai_ul-

_._'__-?_-- about $5,00t).000.00 and about one

ow-Q-o++¢»-»~»»»-ooa-o+vo¢-of million dollars \\'oi'th is sold out-

aldo the province

§ Again it was stated at lhv llirir_\'

meeting and titzain i‘ct`ci'i'cil to at

farmer the advantages of keeping accounts but also how to keep them in the most economical way. The system has been highly approved by farmers and business men both in the Old Country and in America and our farmers would do well to get in touch with it. They will undoubtedly find that keeping accounts

will pay.

l']l)l'l`() lil .-\ I. N`()'|`F.S.

All one has to do now to rnuke

:i linttlolhiii is non-refillnhlo is to

.pull the rork of zi fnll onc.-l‘hiln» delphia Inquirer.

Manltolizfs provincial iiiialyst

says an epidemic of liicconglis will now sweep across the continent. lf{astn't this man heard of 'prohibi- tioii?-'Stan

lt is said that the .lilies in con-

ference on the Turkish ilu"-“H011 have decided that it is best. Iii allflw the Turks to remain in t‘orn~:iantin- ople, with Allied representatives

on A commission having cnntrol of,

the Dardanelles. _The wliuloni trfiset-tioir of unlonism, lt is its utter,

avoiding great religious Pf0\'0f'1"lczillmisnesn about public right and; tion to thc Moalems nt llreseiit is ilu- i-or-klossnesn with which it

ohvlonn. htit Mr. Asquitli ileclarf-ci.

when Turkey went into the W1H'.iln|‘lii-.1 lmrtlslilpn on all classes of 'that the Turk would' br expelledIwngv-enrners.-Mr-lhourne Argus.

,more than another which has helped

Guardian Readers

Furnished by W. 8. Louaon

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THE BOYS OF TODAY

(By IG. ll. il. King.)

The boys oi' totiziy are thc inch of

tomorrow.

To carry liio sttindzird in iight of

the sun;

To till up the ranks as the veter-

ans falter,

And arid to the conquests their

fathers have won.

“bag and liairgaizcv’ from Europe, It is lizirrlly :irreptaililv to find ihol licclfirzitiori of n liriiish l’rmuif:r im siicli ii iniittcr reversed in the tic-

tuzil settleinen!,.--Mull and Empire.

Qiiarrellliig with the nmpiro is

.'rlwa_vs reim.rrled as most tinaports- niiiirlike and cnnteinrptlble, and when the quarrel is pushed so far that everyone in the community is involved in the hardships and loss, those who “kick up the dust" for ii small personal gain cannot ex-

pect t_o bo held in veryhigh re- gard. lf there han been one thing

Not heeding the voices that tempt

them to wander,

And slacken their ardour for God

and the right.

The boys of today must be true to

their colors,

If men llrey would be oi' right ex-

cellent name:

For unspotted life and a nobler en-

deavor i

Are grander achievements than

riches or fame.

to .bring discredit on the militant The _boys of many are the men of

tomorrow;

The lads let your purpose be single

and true.

, Thnt after the portals of nmnhond

will enicr upon strikes that must nr.; gmereii

The things that are lovely may

triumph ln yon. ‘

thc Rotary Club Luncheon that Canada was not fairy treated by the British Minister of Food in thc matter of chec.-in prices. in mis\ver A0 UW! (‘llf1l`Hf‘ UV. Jus. W. Iioborl son tlofciitln (ln-at Ilr’ti:iii's stninl with the stn.cnicnt flint llriiiiin lost 21/Q to 4'/4 cents on cvory pound of (‘iin:i<li:in _cliecsc shi- bonght. in 1919 and may have to lose still ‘m0re. Mr. J. A. Ruddick stiid: "Tho British cotuiiiittcc will lose on the (‘u1intii:in crccsc pur- chased at 25 cents, niidtnin ions will have to ~be mt-t from the pro- fits on purchases in other coun~ tries, or become a cliarge on the Br.tisii 'I`reai-iiiry."

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