I ‘Hm.

no new POLICY oplning the campaign in

Wingbani. Ontario. obe other day,

bgfclre an audience of 2.000 people. ‘i fig. Hon. Art-bur Melgben, deciaxc-l ii, he had no new policy-loader." We

pin our faith to a self-reliant and policy." other policy is “Seif-relhiat

uu-nlistakt-able protective i hp said. \\'hat there Mr Canada? and unlniistaktiable protective pol- icy," ‘the lpollcy Pnutiolated by Sir Jghn A. _\IIIKIIOY'.'II(I Whirl! lalised Canada‘ from a position '11 to anti ‘ dvpentlence

and

subservient?

llliXlll llli‘ lmiwd grams’ w a DOM-i “if we ivt-re again fat-rd willl Hi" "“i‘ “W! \'l‘<\\'H 0i’ t‘ll~lr IVIHIPTS’.

hnllnLJ-Lluuofli Lin‘ ILLU- 5000030141000, ILLOu-no

I a Icpnnolhl lvo-lqnw P0 ha. lnptooonlltlvo~l J. In! ‘l.’

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1925

years and a warning to ‘his follow- l-rs that. ‘be scents danger.

Tbc‘ admission that were is a possibility of being returned will! loo small a follow-ing to eimbie iiim to carry on is in str-"info 0001"“ with Premier King's assumed Oil‘ tiuiLsnif lll- has declared over and over again lliail. tile country is Willi

t-d instances iiitendl-d to prove ii. lillt "tlil- tin-ad of something lifter”

is tplite discernible in all his ext-us;

us. anti his protestations. i

him, that tilt‘ confidence of HIP 1W0" Die in the Liberal gnvernlucllt is‘

slroligl-r than cvi-r and he has t~il-.

ljgn l-f sllflnaintellance, Vsclf- sliD-idnuntioh that confronted us in I-Ilt‘; 110N108. lllilllmrlal and Progrflisiveylast (our ywirsf" lll Silllllllbfbtl to

llflliilll- T05“ l-‘l l“? “my lmmy for :llitlk of it. Thu)’ couldn't do a Calllllla- Cmllllmll “m”? Wm m“ tiling because thl y had lilot a stifli- villi‘? "l9 "w?" ily9‘l'in'lh"'wwl l-ii-llt majority lti tlil- llousla. Yl-t

Liberal that, with every other na- tion in lhe “'()I‘lil protecting its in- dtustriis and ltlt employees with ti plblttfllvfi tallft, (‘anada ("atlllvl exist a5 ll tli-e trade or, licar fret- Tlle ‘hiberails of

[last regimes rccnrllllleli llli" 094“

trade country.

essify of rlliVil a policy aull tlhey. although t-otiltrary HhlIIFII‘ preach- lrlg. maintained ll pgtwclive tariff. just as high a tarItf as the (‘on- serrativc-s tlill. ll rt-lnainetl for Ml‘

Mfitkfilllif‘ Killl’ to depart from this policy and ile- dill it. not from (OIlViUi-IOII bu; as a means to so» cure the suppirt nf the Progres- sives. His betrayal of hi8 (‘Olin- try and of ‘his party brought upon Cfltiada all the tlfsfurtunes and losses of tile past four years. Even 1.~ibl rais do not llPlly this alrbough sortie Liberal lnellibwrs of Parlia- ment, ill l‘lie jay ot‘ having sot-tired PTOQTGSsIVt- support by their bar- tering, clriilned to have hoard, in the tariff reductions rift-tried. “ihP last kntll of protection."

in the (‘tillsi-rvalive policy Lili- trais claim llioysfii’ tlll- ativot-ari‘ This is in- to add rt fearsomeness ‘l0 The

National Polit-y, from the llime of

of "lligll tlrolt-l-llou." tenllttl the (‘onst-rvativo platforln. its inception by Sir J-ihn A. Mac- dontllll ‘to ille ‘last tittlrance on the ‘the Rt. Hon. Arthur

for “higli"

subject liy

Mtdglicii, nevi-r stood

lii- boasted of the increasing lliajor-

ltit-s which had bet-ll lfiwll ill"

govi-rtiiuent on successive loslsl And,

lllissifllls flhill the government was

intl-riardiid with all the mi poiverlrss bccatlso of the lack of

a majority in the House, 001111‘ bozuitingi-i of what they hall llonc. Nothing definite of course was .-lpl-l-ifietl except the gent-rat state‘ lnont that lillé country had greath tirtlstieretl during lhl- past foul‘ rt-ars. tliia-l taxation ball been low t-i-ll, that the public tit-lit hrld been n-lltlcrtl and that any ‘migration to tile tlliitetl States which may have l\('('l|I‘I'PL] was due to Mr. Meighclf- ttiltlt-fllltilng.

A more fruitless barliaitientary

ll-rlll than tlllat now forlunati-‘ly ‘llllPd i3 not recorded lti the lllilt- lory of Canada, lt was four years tilisliltltely wasted at Pllllflllllllr‘

cost lo‘ the t-otlnlry. The reason was not tha-t the tireluier hatl'liol a sufficient majority to cope with lbffirullirs bllt that he had no tie- flnilti- policy upon which ‘he or the lions» could rely. llt‘ was “é-vl-ry- tlliligliy turns and nothing long." :lnll tllt-ri-fore could get ‘nowhere. .\'ow, as he faces anot-ller eilt-titili llt- lllflkPS promises; he is noiv go- ilrg to do whlllt. he promised folir vcnrs tlgt) to tlo and did not. Illl~ liligrtttion, frnighl rates, taxation. sonata rt-form-all to be attt-lttlotl \\'iill

lllle. tilertors

protection, ll stood for a tariff sllfllllt-lt-nltly liigih lo giro (‘ana- dan ilidllslnv. (‘nnallian

titre, (‘ttnallitln HSIIPTIBS at least an etiua-l (‘Illlliflfi in llli-ir own mar- ket with Alnt-l-ictin and other, for-

eign ctrni-plltiltirst. So long as we

ilillliovtl nglkrlllnlll-vt- it llllhrifilf.

to this tiliic!

him? lie-does not lit-- , -————-<-o->—————l

EDITORIAL NOTES

‘tlttslly went-her l'or harvest, bill

permit forl-lgn goods. foreign‘ agri-

cultural prniltlt-ts to t-nme in to Canada at a lower tariflf ratr- than wl- can get inlto ‘theirs, 5D long our

lndtisllrios and ollr tigritiilltnra Willi

Iyoslcrllay saw a la-rge amount of lgralin secured.

The general election which coli-

rluilns t-hr‘ season's programme of

be at the mercy of foreigners, so lonlg will our young inert and yolilng wo-lnen be tibliged to go to foreign (‘Dllllirlfli for employment, as they have been doing the past four yealrs.

What (‘nnatlh nealls today more than ever before lls a "self-reliant. unmiatakoable ‘protective policy," a. policy which will give Canadians a aha-Me in (their own mti-rkrlts, in ‘their own factonloh and on ‘tihelr own ‘farms, a policy that will not he barterel] for office or emolu-

ment, a policy of Canada for the

Canadians. This is the policy Rt. l il-lon. Arthur Meighon promises lo

givg if returned ‘to office, a policy

diametrically opposed in the shift- ingiaud shuffling policy of the past four years.

-——-—<o>--__

PREMIER KING FALTERS

Premier Kinig has intimated tlbal if the is ‘not given a sufficient work- fng majority at the coming eleo‘ tloa ‘he vlllll ask for a second dlis-

Jolulion and another general elec- tion. Th-ls ‘may be regardcd as either a threat: or a ‘promise, llt is in any case an admission that the outlook for Liberalism is not prom- ising, Like ‘many otliier ntteunloail of the Prime Minister, ‘it serves n douliie purpose, it 4n an excuse for ‘bhQ frul w p39;

,stiol‘ls on October Zililh is the ‘last big thing to look forward ‘to hefiol~i~ lfdilllstillas, Anti sollle are looking.

forward to it with apprehension.

The roads are beginning lo show (in account of lthe frequent rains lntirl-

fiylll-DIOIIIS of storming alttll‘llili. l

tlttenltiou than usual is now neoli~ ell on otir clay roads. Don't urg-

lect the ‘split log lira‘ .

The calm and composed look on llhe colinlenalncrs of tihe newly ap- pointed senators mt the alppronch of ‘the coming storm is indeed re- freslhlitil-f. The storm may ron‘r ills loudest, they are safe wltllin‘ thr- $4.000 a year fold lor llife and the assurance of Premier King tlia-t a senator lives twice as long its he would ‘have livi-ltl ‘had ‘he been‘ left

("ll ‘ill NIB 001d, cruel ‘political world. Ont"- of the strongest evltll-ncosl

that Premier King exlpects (hf; da-

Notes By The Way

"When they do agree their lin- lnlmlty il wondorful." This has been said of political partica. and c-f classes and individuals w-ho are lisuallly at variance w-lth each other. Yet there are a few IIIFDOTI- alit things in regard to which even .\ir. ‘.\ll-igbi‘n. the Conservative leader, and Premier King are quit-i agrced. One of these is the DR" tout desirability of a gtlieral elec- .tion. and nlllholl-gh {roqllclit niec- izlon-s are undesirable tlecailste tllley ‘zirt- 1ll\\'ll_\'S costly anti usually ills- zilrb bilmlioss,‘ we built-Ive thalt in ills instance the t-outitry at large =- lll full til-cord with the two =party loath-rs,

Another matter in regard to thief: the Conservative and Lib- lal leaders profess agreement

- llltll till» group systtenl with tilrot- r more stltilig pal-lies is not coll lulive to gilt-d §.{()\’l*l‘|lllit‘l1I ill (‘air

cammmrown cuimnmw

Elia: 80hr of i

, yours‘

'ly-1¢-.W.B-ua.ll.D. A NEW IDEA

liumlg, and at the t-lose of ‘the wzir, many of the mun found lhéllk si-lvel-i liol. quite able whet-p llil villi lllflil‘ fl-lltiuis lllentally and hilyail-allyg Sollii- of lllelli liiid bet-ii gyflllfflltili oilil-rs lititl btWll ill ill litllillilfll. bill ,lll0 lily ‘i! senior home safely btloyl-d them up nut. till-y ilttlricll to work uizflill.

lti a short llllll‘ they began t0 fill nutty ill liltlil‘ daily efforts alid ll worry about sliglli‘ llilyillflll all llients. TIIP)’ wl-l-l» re-cxlllilinetl ftil ptillsitins ltutl sonil- 0f llicltt worl- t',l\'v~'ll pvllititllls large or small.

Tilly tplit IIWII‘ regular jobs in

ltla. Ai-ll liPrn agttltl wi- IiP-IIPYI‘ n, puns.» (hi-y dill not lei-l t-quh] ll .ll‘;.-i llllljtllily of lllc (‘tilittllitlll ill-ill. 'i‘lll.- idlvlivss thus ensuing ‘li-vltirate arc in at-cortl with tlli- 11"“ "will film“ Hm“ m mm]

about zlivlnsllri-s, and the rot-till

\’i- lizivc tried l-llc group syslolu lilting flllr y-ars ‘tilts: and it ha,» lil~l.vlll sadly llisappoililitig atill llll " tlllu.'tl!'i-. Iltit lilo Prcliiivr and -x~l’rtllilt>r loiz-‘llicr or either of llflll .-‘ill|:ly, have no ‘ptiwl-r lo zlliolish the l-‘rorrretsive group so long as the pt-ople choose to elect l‘t‘llli~f~‘l-lliillll't‘.< of that twrulial stripe.

There is hope,‘however, tharthc Vllitetl l-‘llrnll-rs, or Progosslvt-s, a ilt‘_\‘ l'\|t' t-tiilrtl in the watt, will rllorlly t-t-Itsc to operate its a pol lliral party jllsl as tilt‘ Patrons til llltlilstry il'li a tlllartt-r century ago l‘lll- Pall-tins ill the ninolllls of ittsl -rulur_v gtlllll-tl ti strong ffllldlfllfl in l lliajtlrily of lllii~ Provinces ill pro t ‘rincial ll-‘aislttltlrvs anti l'+>tll*l'all Parliallii-tii. Ill lRlH |Ili'_\' looted as lliatly t'(-tirt>seli‘t:illvt-s to lie Ontario IIilllSi" t lhti [liberal pally tlltlolltl tliortllo ill t‘lle gun -»t'ttl elt-rlitin of 19213. But t‘lll> Pal- llllS pri-tsl-ll qui-to out of notice in

i vt-ry fi-w years. The Progressives reached their highest number of representatives tn Ontario in 1919 when ilioy 9100' ‘ii ~14 iucnibl-rs to liiiP I,l‘*"i.-“t.tlt:'l- of that PUVlllFl‘ ‘and eslablisiled llil- Druly liort-rlillit-tit. T_'.\'.'\ ylt-ur-i lalvr ill 1921, they PIPUIPd "l5 llil-ill tiers to the Do-llllliioll Parlinluvnl

‘l4 of Vi"ll."‘lll from Ontario Since lllcn, in 1921i, tllt> I)1‘ll|'",' Gm “rlilnt-nt IHPIPZIIINI and his pllly FiFCIEII olilly 17 IIIBIIIIPPTS i-li ‘l lloust- of 111. There wl-rt- itovcll Plngrnssivl-s ill the lalo l,ol-,‘==l:iliv‘ Assembly of Nova St-tllia and till‘

were

W115

l-Illitlr of those Provilict-s in lll"

rl-t-t-ltt provincial plrctlous.

It is important In any attempted lorecast of the coming oloolioli o lllilkt‘ some t-stlnrzlte. of \\'-lial ‘.ll‘(‘lii.',‘lIl llhc Progrtlssivt-s may til ‘zlill ill different Provinces, 'l‘ll<-l lt-stilt of IIIF latest proviurittll t-ltir- lions l-llloivs that they can ‘have no ilOllk! of lii-rtillllllg a national party. l‘lii-‘_v have been tll'i\'<>n out. of iIlP

‘ll ill (liilario by llit‘ (‘tlllsl-rva- Jvcs. 'l‘lit-y llPVEf‘ gained utiy fmii .llg in (lltt-‘bct: and have llt-l-u l lllflllPtl by the lllboratls ill Sask- ;‘l_lt~‘llt»\v:lli, whorl‘, they never ‘gain- ll any ("(lll.~ll(lPl‘il|)l(' hold provin- t-inilly, ttlltlltill-gli lhr-y returned 1.3 lul-llibt-rs to the lltilisc of (Toul- nflin 1021. TIWII‘ support Ill llrllish Folllulliitl. llIiIlPf‘ I'l‘(If'l‘f|'iI\' or lot-ally, has been so far tlt-glig- lilll, IAlOlllly llll-lr stri-liglll is prartira‘lly' confined to Mfllllifiliiil 'l|llI Alberta. l-‘l-tltlrrilly it rtlversi :lll lbrlio of the Prairir‘ Provint-tls.

it is federally that their must now be considered.

case (illlliif- HVPly the ‘Prairies will now ollwl il-i mtilllbors. They sen-t 37 l'l-o‘

git-salve unolllbens to the Parlin tut-lit llllal. lllZlR just now bet-n llls~ UllVUII and although tihe rlipresi-n-l- .ilioli of those Provinces has bat-u incrtrast-tl. we do not expect that as many Progressives will lil- elected on the Prairies as wart- illlt-cttitl in 1.021. The pzirty is itizinlfestly tlecadnnlt; its present members are lliscrediteti by ihnvlnl; given IIIPII‘ support to the, King (loverntnt-nlt. Mr. Forke, their lender. is fl ‘rtlsper-tt-d, bllt not a

strong or aggressive party Qhlef.

tllio fact that ‘he has provlllotl a

Gregor who tiled with him in that calprlcity for! the Past eleven yearn, while work-i ifllZ for the Rockfr-ller Foundation. while leader of the Opposition‘ and l while Prime Minister. ll was a‘ ilaudablo Mt to get llli-g f-riend in, before‘ the storm. ‘ ‘ _ '

foal! of the Liberal government is -

Dermanrnt government job fnr his fpmqryqqv, Drivflie Secretary. Mr. F. A, Mc- [Prairies will be deceased rind frolll

h,“ $90", nflmmp Ontario redltlcoil by one ‘hnl-f loav- ling Mr. ‘Porko with a party of say

It will not be surprising if the

strength from the

4.'i_ or 50 nt the most. This ‘how- i-ver is an individual Uplltlfln "and of course, at this Mage- of tho game only a guess. The Prairies nrt‘ liy no means so hostile ‘to protection as they were follr years ago. They

ln ill" lluil~~rpririll-gall nit-ll

hrot- Miifllllllfifl and badly sllilt‘llt‘r-»

was a ilisl-tiul-illp-tl ilitlivltltlal whorl tilt-n» hall ouvl- lit-en n litiruial on‘

'illl- ;lilVl'l‘llllll‘lil llleii [Uflk u] iillli is rtllli-tl lirrtltitllllitlttl 'l‘li<l' apy. lir |U pllt il Ililift‘ simply "l-lll lig by work.“ ‘Flit-sl- turn wliti fill ‘bi-y ul-ri- lailiirt-s and vrcrv 0t‘ lit lilore list.- lli tho \i'tll'ltl “were laugh .4» WPIIY!‘ IlilSkvlll. to tlti tnctnl work ‘lid fol-ills of light carpentry ti. ~:lliiiit‘t Willlf, Tilt‘ ltlva behind tlii was tli llflVl‘ lliie iii-nll and ‘tilt-l hand -t'('ll|)Ii‘(I. tlull lILH very working t Ill’ lialltls. gu.lll-tl by the lit-all irillllilll about lii-allll for tullltl tlii

Jllliy. .\nll a big factor lti the t-tiri

s Illttt tllv luitli l‘l‘i])[lIt“fI physil- lily or lllt-llttllly found lilfll thos- ‘lljPVIfl Ill‘ hall llltldt- t-tilllfl be stiltl It: “as tlltls of Siillli-l little title il

‘ha ivtlrltl. lie was not a COlllllIFl lliilillw-

.-\1l(l so our nlilulttil spot-iallsts tli-i llllilll: iitiltl of tllsclitlrtigotl nut’ nliti wollll-ll lnll giving tlii-til a coltrse ill “tn- ulpzillliunl lllvrtiliy.” lti i'tirlnel' lliiy Ill-v ivt-lr givl-n riisl treatment, Ii llltiwl-tl tn do as they [IIGZIHPI] Rlllnetilnr-s ilitly llill part of ‘llll \\'fil‘I( around the institution flll('ll ti

laundry work or culling the grits.“

‘lllli llltllf ivas of slllllo litllp, IIOWPTVI‘ this whole illcti slrikl- ‘llllile to iivt-rylilie til’ us Everynlll ll-lnls 7| vacation, til times, tiivorl 'llt= ur-illls lr-‘riotls of leisure anti ll' "'l'l'Plllitlll. lillt iillnutlss, continuo- ‘tlli-lli-ss on iIIP |\.‘|l'i of anybolll "will" llllll ill-‘li illllividtlal ls n lit‘ llilili" lo tilt- altltl‘, lln is liI-(‘Jly | tlrntlllt-o lilillllnrg, or to cnsvl tli. -‘t:ll.- stunt-thing because of lilllan "ill things ht- will do.

————-<v0>—--_- '~~+o+oo+o+0o0-o+woo>o+0:' Daily Selections i FOR z Q t I Q

r0

ltzilna nillnber in that nf NP“ (illflNIIflll Remit-rs llrunswit-k when those Hotlsl-s '

were rrtw-ntly fIiQSll-IVIWI lilll not\‘i"..w..."""""""' Angle Progressive- wasveletilctl ill scpgembc,‘ 11_ 1925

till lllzit lllPll would prtlisti tli iltlitl for his goodness. and for hi. irlllifivlddli wlirlls lo llil- \'|llliil'i‘1l (ii .lll‘li! ll conic, liel its sing unto tlii i-illli; li‘i us fJlllllV bi-ltll-v h.s pros villzc with lllttllitsgiviltg l-‘or lit‘ i.- illr (loll. allil \\l‘ ttri- tlll- llvllllli,‘ ti! his pastllrc. Psallu lllT: S; 95: l, .. l.

l’li.\\'l'Il{:—\\'l- Wllllill IDIPRH til‘ Lin-ll at all lilllflrl, May this prals‘. ill,‘ continually ill our tliotillis,

THE YEAR VHATH REACHED ITS AFTERNOON Hie laughing flights still

‘Flint t‘ili'll‘llli‘lI tllt- sprilltallllli air; llllwll rlvtllt-l tluil grassy rill

No \\'ZI_\'\\'-'II'(I pi-rlilllil-s far»;

"lion |il‘l‘ lllrlilll» (llil-i-li Atlilllst lies Willi lilliKilUl‘ ili IIPI‘ tlrt-alnllll oyvs

of sting urt»

‘Ijlllilfiif-"PI-tilllifl that stray thr- blue illl-lr mission now forgot;

,\ IIIPIIIIPII litilt-i lllP. wolitl-lioveli coo ilf [lllflfiiflll mid rt-itrnl;

lilll, Hll l‘l‘ll\\'S ilulll- a ftltlt-d lune; iilP l'l-tit‘ lialh ri-nullt-ll its affor-

TIUUII-

i Till‘ ('l'i(‘kl‘f ('Il‘lll‘."l his tlllsly throat 'i‘ti slug till veril- strain; And as lll- plplili with rusty note ill‘ Illlfllldy soon to Wlllll‘, 'l‘ll_t- rlltl rose ‘trt-niblt-s on the [r99 “nll llTPflt-lnnt-i- of lhtl fale to be, ~Stlulut=l lillllftirn Peck

.-tlill llllXPtI farliiiilg ant] realize the Ilw-ti of lprtvlecllon as lllcy did not ill‘f()l‘l‘. And tilcllnqnqer Melghc-n is t-lolitoslillg {u lilanitoba seat Wllflll’ ill»- \\‘£|.‘l Plot-loll l" 1911 by 137G nl‘rl.lorily_ again in 1913 by ac. "lllllllllltlfl and i-li 1917 hlgaln ,hy 11,6625 ‘mtljol-lty. lli. was hemp“ tilt-re in 1921, by a Prflogresgfva bu; only by 139 voles.

In the late Hausa Mr. Mclghon lltld a ll-‘lml’ of vii-ill! ‘liltillibers front tlii‘ four Provinces ivest of ilie flakes, few indoetl. but Premier Klllfl ‘htltl only six from flit; game "-75 uf-"llmi-ly. flgain‘ in 191s by oc- Prtivlirlices. Both ltltttlers stand i0 mlalkt" some glrlm in him Wits‘, but with ‘this tlifforentln tflatzwili-‘re flint ~l‘hr- (lonserva-tlve loader l1! a4!- sllretl of substantial iztillns in On-

lllnio. Quebec and rnoll of the three Marltlimes where tho King

have IIPVGIOpOd largely allong the

__ lines of manufacturing, dalrying

government faced; serious and i‘rl' eviltablle losses.

. I

090-9000

The Public Forum

Thin mlull l: opal hr the dlunonu by oorrupondontn of question nl Informal. Tho Cllarlottouwn Guardian don not unequal-ll, undone flu op- llllll o! aorrolpondoltl.

vvQ-Qvoooooooowoooooowvw A BENEFACTOR.

Sir,» Up till this summer llic nittlc l\lrk (‘cllietery lit liiliross lad tho appearance of a deserted lllll lil-gll-ctt-d spot, grown up with‘ tiles till ll hail tlic appearance oli

flirt-st; and only thc olden ln-i lllllllfllllfl rcllicluhl-r when the liisti

lavc ivas opt-null. llut today ll ‘i a illffcretlt llililtlttg spot All‘ litisie who have frlt-ltlls rilltl rela- il-os lltlriod illtlrc turtle-ti Ill itlltl li-zlnt-tl ll all oft‘. slrtiiglitnlii-ll up bl‘ lll-atlsltilli-s alltl 1112i lo ll guill- ‘al t-ltiaili-llp which alltli-ll grt-tlllil .l fill‘ appt-tirtiill-t- til‘ tli-n lillll~~ ‘llllfrll lot. \\'lii|t- lti the prot-l-s,t| lf l-lnallilig up Sir Andrew Z\‘|t-~ ‘hail. who always has tin iliti-rt-sl. ll his liltl home tllslrit-t. appealwlf il llli- spot, and lifforetl to pull l lfllll‘_li' ivlrt- ftltil-li wlilrifittillllill, tits-ls alouli-l llil- lllllfli illlprovtell‘ l‘.‘|\'4‘_\'lli‘I|, 'I‘lli.-l wtl do not call illl l-t III charity as the pl-tiplc ‘if: IIIIIWNH is lint llioltlllg for ('Ill\l‘li\‘.i

llll lill llic olllor‘ llnlid it alas fill‘:

for n

Dated

All ho

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and both Th6)’ are a.

War Loan 6% Bonds maturing December 1st, 1925,, will be accepted at pir and

This offering ls made subject to prior sale and advance In price. and the right la reserved to allot a leu amount of bond: than applied for,

These bonds are offered for delivery, in interim form. whgn, as and if issued and delivered to us.

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PRICE‘ 971/; and accrued interest, yielding over 4,75%

Orders may be telephoned or telegraphed at our expanse.

WEastern Securities Co. Ltd. W.“ u. v. DUNBAR, Manager.

BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA BUILDING,

CHARLOTTETOWN

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