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Red Deer Advocate 1916-01-07 - 1917-12-28
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1917-08-31
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m4 . lt; * * * sage - is ts - . * IT 1S UP TO PREMIER BORDEN defatigable, kindly leader and ntin- POUNDING who had gone overseas to defend the it the most audacious attempt to oe *lister, but his own people say that THE ENGLISH sacred cause of liberty. 1 bave rob the people he had over witnessed. : : been assailed at my aftice, he de- The Government was accused of cor- The negdtatidiis for q union gov- be cannot be depended upon to make) Woodstock Seatinel-Revinw, Lib. : ; Fee 1s who purchase of ho arameat which have been under way UP his mind; be has it made up for No doubt Dr. Clark is the proper Addresses by Three French-Canadian lard, by returned soldiors who did ruption in the purchase of hotwee OM ; ; 4 rt h tive cents with which to medical supplies fur the army, him by others, The Advocate sin- judge of his own motives; bit the Members of Parliament iG soasathing te eat. Sir Robert Borden Wis rebuked for for some days between Sir Robert : ' i 'y f ; jeqrely hopes that Sir Robert Bor- reasons which he has cnosea ty give The Mayor praived the patrioti m pot having brought to justice the Borden and prominent Western Li. den may be persuaded to see the above the resigning might be very Mootreal Gazette, Aug. 20. and intelligence of Sir Wilfrid Laur-' culprita who were responsible for erals, of whom Hon. A. L. Sifton ' wisdom of the policy suggested by well regarded by other perpie as eX However great a success yostor ie, whose ealeet in ee such scandals, f With the collapse of Russia a* lwas one, have reached a very criti: the Western Liberal leaders, if the cellent r asoms for remaining. AS See en secon yA ee satecentsotdan Monk oat Bourassa bis ait the aud St sored at military factor any chance of a de 0.) stare, amd it is open to very ser win-the-war people of Canada are to lifelong Literal he seems to every eat celoess rr wed oRa reer l'The great chief had been tempted by jy hols hour of distress, . The Kage eision in the great war in 1917 0 ,u5 question if the project has Bot get together beh.nd g win the-war of organized Liberalivm as it exista pecaonal ond to Mayor Mauctm lite offer of a coalition government, 'jish he said, are trying to pro the: Western front went glimmering. come to a deadlock. There was 00 government. present conditions in Canada; of Montreal, During ono of tus but, like Our Savior im the desert, yoke us in order to oxterfvimate us In the third year of the war the divergence in matt rs of policy or ot jas a lifelong Liberal should he wot most violent olfCoursis, be yestioula hae sarees i es pom They will not eee with kil- ve istra 3 . Western therefore remain at his post? Che ted too ireely, with the result that aban. ut will AV + ling us; they will violate our wives . Soa ohare ads iceaae CONSCRIPTION OF MEN AND INCOMES seone danger Gere is of Liberalism the stone in bis ring became loose ee aman case i pore ae pene Baneness mei ee ee a eee i . 0 ' red to the the ans anc friendly to Prewier Borden, belli Fanatical advocates of confiscatory in Canada being checked and handi- a ries ual to an overwhelming majority in all the the ihcultantalct Neca Frence. ' that a chamge of leedership was * taxes on incomes and business pio capped by Quebec on the one hand i pidces. His Worsh.p accepted hiv Provinees, even in Ontario. M. P. A. Seguin, M.-P, for L'As- sential in the coming. election, aD) / nts never weary of trotting out the or hypnotized and diverted from its ioss with his usual sang-iron, sim aoe Se ee oo vomption, compared the, Barden, Gor. j , u a mn . they submitted the names of ffon-/nisleading half truth that if the purpose by eastern protectionist m-/ ply remark.og tbat it was a bask, f bs ag ors Setar while erie to ee a encors ol Geo. E. Foster amt*-Hon: Adam -cverament has the right to com-(fluences on the other, the more mon enerieoed on bis part, 10. eee eee eee ie country -were-starv- ioe poo. ee They tic the 4 Beck, Conservatives, and Sir Wilthazn soript men and ask them to sacrifice gent- the need of real Liberals to Prery spuccliad were in. gnier:.. at. ity. His speech ended with a prayer ment d which is coming, b6 said, Miuloekand Hon: P:-Dult,-of -the-175- 17 wecesmary it has an-ever stay by the ship and fight the battle rhe meeting, All of the orators that Providence intervene and savel+and when every clearseemg Con- Supreme. Court of Canada, Liberals, preater right to conscript a citizen's of real. Liberatiem.. At Hast so i. dealt with-conseription amd oon- the French-Canadians, pioneers of servative-witl-condermn them. Most whom der would ine imooene bavot is ebeo soem ; demned-it-as the work of g corrupt the country. people counsel calm and pradence in agar aton oo eee satire ia a wey to some people and autocratic povertinent. Sir Wil Corruption Alleged the face of present events. For my device be socsptairia ta ne lutely essential to decent... subsist- x frid Laurier was held out as the onfy Particular stress was laid upon part, I declare that, when my class that it hud to be slowly aod a war council of slx,.of whom Sit once, Does not the man who merely Montreal Le Canada, Lib.: Sit/man in Canada able to guide tho the crisis which the province of Que-/ix called to go to the front, b will painfully won it was a case of sieg - Robert Borden would be one: gives his money, theve agitators de Wilfrid Laurier remains cakr. U ship of state walely through th: bee is facing today by Hon. Jaaques Re to jail rather than submit to the warfare, indefinitely extended alons - Premier. Borden submitted the mand, give much less than he who there is some defection among the oem seas it is now navigation. Pewee, ME oe ase ores: He law, and U will asics aan me 2 800 mile front. The lavishly proposal to the caucus of Conserva gives hin lite? members Sf his Parliamentary party cn, Sabenacoct of mallioustres aid Str WUtea Laurier at itt head, the low my Derbamies ACLs ae delense machinery and the/tive members at Ottawa on Wednes- phis is the kind of reasomng, solon the eve of a general election, the truste. The audience seemed to be French-Canadian race whuld be ex To nrove that Sir Wilfrid Laurier Jnillions of wen from the day, expressing his full willingness called, that causes the judicions to slestors will themselves rectify thelin entire sympathy with the ideas tinct in a lew years Hoeiteliisureltin the vletim olvalander he quoted -lto serve under Sir George Foster, if grieve while delighting the shallow error which has been committed. Al- xpressed by the orators; the ap that this year the people would not the words of Canon Walsh advising the result would be to ustite all ele- opponents of the war. ready Drv Clark and Mr. Champagres plause was requent and prolunged lot themselves be caught in a trap all good Protestants to Vote grainst ments of the population and have There is no true analogy betweed) have Teceived from their electors per Pace ernie peels) an thes Hadi In dep eee, ee knee because be wee t i e 0 J ay. opene 5 e a covernmen w oO ne e uiv ordained oO a them represented ae national Y- conscription of men amd what is cal notice to quit, and in default of more inna jocular pari but Pca settled the 7 ost corrupt in the world, not teat. en ployed by ikuvchurot to ernment. Sir George Foster declar- jy conscription of income. In the noble motives, this will be a lesscu /down to business. His denunciation even excenting, Russia. He flayed ; betray the interests of the English- possible casualty lists, while losing ed his firm belief that the full yomer case conscription is the only to the others. of the conscription bill was extreme the Canadian Northern pill, calling Canadians. as few men as possible. Instead of strength of the country could ete possible democratic and. just policy. . ly violent: He declared that the bill a io exercised unless Sir Robert Borden, , the case of wealth and incomes Bourassa's Le Devoir: Dr. Clark, was loomed and at no onse ran : : NN ea eee aera with his vast knowledge and exPel- the question is not the simple one of ued: Disk actual his determins oe cera ee ee ad A High Cl ay Vine 1917 have called for an intensive ar- ience of conditions aod requirements, of cbeerving the principles of eyual- ation to leave public life. His sup- self in favor of pine Sik ae en ig ass Residential College tillery preparation. on a relatively not only in Canada, but overseas 88 ity and democracy, but the complex port of the Borden Bill has put hiv That man Borden, I will mot call FOR GIRLS ONLY narrow front, then a swift and sud- well, remained at the head of the one of distributing the tax burden fin q false position. There are o.tor fomraye he hone ce ee den blow, an advance of caretay Government 5The Donsserabye fairly and equitably, of obtaining the reasons also constraining him to Qastsen)ts dopopelate t end to re Public and High Schoo Grades tr restricted extent, hardly more than caucus unanimously placed on record necessary funds without encouraging retire. It is unfortunate that Dr. place us with blokes, who will not Matriculation and Grade XL. Splendid R, a wile inmost cases, the capture of its profoona eae DeSTOR, ot os private extortion and of avoiding Clark in coming to live in Canada fight. He forgets that we have inelusive. 2 cord at siigacasal high ground, a village, some . objec: great work and splendid leadership nendlaee diaturbancel pad /panlotn the allen ndvateed age didl nots deter- French blood in our veins, that we . / 3 : at Soe tive of importance, but not of great of Sir Robert Borden, and its iM) yorid of industry amd commerce. rine to be a Canadian in place of whee Gores ar om oot ie ieee mes i isha aml Examinations, area. Superior artillery produced cere belief that no other man could TF the govermrent* merely needed trying to harmonize his European ) 0 yin ee ee je carl ocal; Fine Art. Com : the destruction of the defending force discharge with like capacity the the wealth already accumulated it prejudices with the Canadian spirit. ( lin him to believe that he will anes ous instruction, gnd this sup riot artillery, since the tremendous task of the Prire Min-/would be entitled to take that sent to become the tool of a gang of re Culture and Home Comforts and Careful Su advance was restricted, was just a ister during this crisis and that wealth from rich and poor alike. scoundrels. sXprension aA eraiaion) uselul in beating down counter at- now, of all times, his continuance in -phat would be conscription of wealth The proposal of the Dorrtnion gov- He launched violent attack ighly Qualified and Capable Staff 2 . at ; i Ene a had * T. 7 tacks, when they cane. the Premiership was indispensable to/snalogous to conscription of men. ernment to take over the Canadian polar eo ear Cae: Fall Term Opens September 11, 191 At Verdun, Petain used relatively the nation, and to his support we But there in no accumulated wealth Northern railway is receiving strong Ge te tod teciaee acd went ee TREMORS NS en small forces, yet so successful was pledge our unalterable devotion. to take. . Wealth is invested in Support from Liberal papers and pul the other allies did their share. his Dec iber attack that the Ger- The official story of the proceed- ,, nufacturing plants, railroads, lic men, and is receiving just a8 Voluntary enlistment had failed te- man lines were abolished for a con- ings of the Conservative Caucus does stocks of goods, buildings, muchin- strong opposition from powerful fin- cause the reer had ioe ines siderable extent. But despite disor- not actually close ; the Woor to fur- ery, and the like. Wealth has to be ancial interests im Toronto and Mon- the Pts ee ae tical ganization, his troops carefully lim- aC ea Aainate ab gt; a constantly created, renewed. The treal Lear opie see - oe : ited their occupation to the ground does not state definitely what Sir Hillions needed by the government ment. t is alleg at the C.P.R. c that could be easily held and from Robert Borden intends to do. Such /wilt have to be easned and saved. are anxious to buy the road to pre- COMING IN A BIG TENT which they could punish severely any * tribute of appreciation and affee- qyig a1 important fact is over- vent corpetition under Government Th i counter attack. The result was therg tion as the Conservative members poked or suppressed by the agita- ownership. The Government has the e Old Reliable were no coubter attacks. At the / sve him need not necessarily pre- ors, The enlightened statesman right to foreclose its 45 million mor- . Messines or . White Sheet ? ridge Vent him from meeting the wishes af) sows that in levying heavy war teage on the road and tave over the a this summer the British did exactly the Western Liberal leaders who were taxes on imcome and profits his first property because of the default of 5 the same thing, and so complete was willing to JOE ae union govern duty is to make sure that industry the owners. It has not taken this their artillery preparation that there ment. Asquith in Britain stepped and commerce will go om that en legal course, but gives the owners i the terprise will not be paralyzed, that i Lloyd George rbitrati to determine the value was no German counter attack for aside to give yd i t arbitration e vag leadership of a union govern ent, abor .will net. be condemned to idle or their 60 million of stock, which (nde seoet es mercial Course, Physi- ndenominational Religi- forty hours, and then it was easily she ness and that rren of affairs will mot : enufled out. though be had the majority im Par 'so a tied the credit they require. the Railway Transportation Wont 30 Real Negro ; RED DEER liament. But there is grave fear Taxation that breeds fear, checks mission majority report that Mr. Borden will not show tie business, contracts credit and was of no value. The serious thing . ahs ze decision and the purpose necessary ty spreads discou t does not lis that, if this plan was defeated, it Singers, Dancers, One Night Only was again getting the better of ; Re 7 ry a eal, Comabeta'-works wate meet the abnormal war conditions, conscript So a te would bea long tire before Canada but will allow himself to be led by 4 would cet ex trol of ber: bation- churned up and the barrage was 80 : Y initiative and enterprise. It reaps d ge y cont e x a di M Te i effective : keeping troops in deep the party caucus, Sir Robert Bor- panic, And the enemy can asknoth- 'Al railways by way of public owner- ome 1ans, usicians A . den is gentleman; an earnest, in- ing better tham that. ship. : dugouts while the advance was get ne s ting forward, covered by a creeping . barrage, that the Germans were Sanne driven back upon Petain s method in Our Fall Stock of Sweaters and Underwear In addition, this intense artillery preparation demonstrated . that the hitherto unpresedented artillery fire of the Germ'ns, the French hung on iia chaning avon We have just finished placing in stock our full stock of Ladies and Men s guns in these excavations and main eae eae anette, Gor - Sweaters, Mackinaw Coats and Underwear, making: the most complete stock of these goods we have yet carried, the prices are right, the goods are of the best, make your choice early. : g , oer It is always possible that one of the heavy, swift thrusts will produce ee MEN'S MEN'S LADIES Veils most unlikely thing in the world, there ase ngtensremag Fall Sweaters Heavy Work Shirts Kid Gloves ion Veils, colors brown and ac f The present allied tactics are : for Fall : ee iealea oes high F Fine French Kid Gloves, white with ; 15c each ground and the advantageous posi- We have a very nice line of Men s oo black and black with white sewn seams toss. from which to make . their): Sweater Coats in all the popular colors We have secured a nice line of Men s 2t 2 25 per pair. later attacks, to take ground, the and latest styles, prices from Military Flannel Work: : possession of which insures a heavier . viet B 7 is i . 2.00 Fine quality plain kid Gloves in black, Georgette Crepes 7 , Shirts at - German casualty list, oven when 5.00 to 9.00 each tan, and white at 1.95 pair. there is no battle going on, but just ust received a nice shipment . ined -aatcatacdy J pment, of these If the oe put An excellent line of Men s Sweater Coats MEN S Black Suede Gloves at per pair 1.50 goods, colors white, pink, and maize at eee pumer sae in grey, brown and maroon at 1.75 yard a half million on the western Silks t in 1918, the allied advantage t ; ms ae chin 2.75 and 3.00 Underwear Patent Leather A nice new shipment of silks in pail- as guns, and if Russig shoud Middy Belts . lette, duchess and taffeta, these are ex- pally the end would, in the judgement Colors black, green and red at cellent goods and the prices are right. ey aaneet - Boys Sweater Coats Penman s Ribbed Union Suits for men aieisaan, ot eae ck Ped This is an excellent line for a school at 3.50. expulsion of the Germans from sweater for your boy 50c each and Be and the clea: i i i i moniatakectlo sallitary ecleton : at 3.25 eae an ion Carus f2 eee rot re Men s Heavy Work - wees rial Brand Light Weight Union tton L Boots for Fall : Childs Sweate Impe ght Weig Oo aces oots for Fa GOOD BLOOD se Suits for men at 2.75. Childs light wool and cashmere. Swest- : Just the article for trimmings, in 12 We hay i i igs, in e have a complete line of these g ; ers, just the article for school wear, at Natural Wool Underwear for men, light yard bolts priced from at prices from . ded wei for early fall, an excellent buy a - 1.50, 1.75, 1.95 sa OY 25c to 75c per bolt 3.50 to 6.50 pair lt; Ross Street T. A. GAETZ Red Deer een ee e apt ete al aie el aed
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