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service between th d r m“ 11am wunernves - Minty of conditions eurroundinlhrqlgn? d? re nlﬁeem by the gem.

the iron and eteeulndustry in thermrurom “Harm m, respects mo. ney grants to the province. the Gov-

U feel in a position to make. at pre- emment h; prepared to accept 11w

inspired the great Political, Motel made the Victorian era such s

the history of smoking unfolded

its pages with tllc introduction of REX Cigarettes. Made of the

finest ‘Virgiuirlstreiuht cut r snlokcr-e myul pleasure of royal quality.

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sent any pronouncement with ‘re- e m1... spect to the Commission's recem- "frfffﬁfﬂﬁﬁ‘l‘§f,‘§,,,‘,§§,,{§°c§,,‘f,§e,.e. mandamm M a‘ renew“ or the nyhli n to a revision or readjustment tem of granting buunties with re- fr“ “narrow arrangements es be. spect to steel when (lanslian coal ‘z e n the Demmqen and the Marl. l. used m n‘ manulmtura I The tlin: Provinces ln this connection Government ‘a premmd l“ ‘ccelll itention is invited to what is said the recommendations of the Com-f, ‘he commissioners Wm, fggpefjl mission concernlnK the establish 41y the increase end from 301,111.10“ ment of " hsrborcommissions for‘ ‘Pd the etetement m relevance the harbors of Hallie! and Saint 2h r to immediately precede‘ the“. John’ End bu“ Wm‘ ‘Manama rellolanmenlbltlon and is as follows: were“, Wm ha lutmdllced n the "The items of readjustment are

present session. In connection with obviously e matter for detapeg .10.

port development and the d velop- . , ment of trade through Cilglldiall {,°"“"c‘f,f'e‘}“,,§‘,,'l,‘f,,f,"l°g‘,°'l,‘.‘l'lf 1111K Wng‘ n’ mlghljhere be memkmed ‘means and purposes attaching to tiist within the past year lncreasedfrf“ o“ be reeo erred by the rest m- losdlng accommodation has becnlr. fir“, as m]? err,‘ equtteble ltl provided for the elevator at Hsli-lrlnzn ‘marble therefore to rueyml l“; n“ m“ ‘he m“ rmlllem-lllg H ll lpreconlrilendatioll ‘as to the the Canadian National Steemshius i‘ r“; M“; rerm u‘ Derrrhrrer, “m. end to provide for the establish» were‘ Te re urrer] to satiety the ment of a West indies service, llllrgrcélujma gr the Maritime s]t“a_| present before Parliament, will‘: l have an important bearing upmll o" Dori development and tradeof tl\e' "Teguiu recognition by the rest Maritime Provinces. Mention shoulillel‘ Canailn us t0 the fairness and also be made of the enactment nf equity nl’ any revision or readjust- 1923 ‘wlleTeliY all lllldll-llllllll ‘(llgﬁlllflllt of the financial tlrruugcnleut count of ten per cent. of- the exist- ml between the Dominion and tllc lug customs duty is allowed nu Maritime Provinces. it would up- 800415 enlllled m the beneﬁt °l llle pear that llle proposed revision or BrltlBh Dfﬁfﬁfellw when Blllllllell Vl" adjustment should be made a sull- Ganadlsn norm. and 0f the 911l1l‘l"ject oi consideration in the first iu-_ ment of lest year which restricts stance by a conference at WlllCll all the advantages of the Britisfrprc- Of the pfQviﬂLfeli of Canada us well éelellge :9 gomzllllmfllllﬂ! Blltﬂflllll us the Dominion W0lill(l“ll9 rrlcpre-l Ella l1 VB- ﬂllﬂ 1111110115- .111 Pe- scnteil. His indeed, s: rec Y 111- gard to harbor facilities ln Print-e pllgd by the’ language of the (‘om- Edwald “land ll ﬂlllllllll b9 Blﬂlﬁll luissiollcrs and by the referent-o llllll- llle Della-Time!“ 0! Public which this portion 0t‘ the report Works had begun a survey of llle maker, w “'l“he revlsiouol‘ 1907" in, llllfbﬂ" 0T Cllﬂflﬂlletllwll. 060119? grounds applicable to all other pro- iecwn end Summerslde particularly vinces as well as to the Marltilncs. es to wharfage and storage accom- The contention of the Maritime Wu- Ylmllllllml BTW!‘ 1° "19 dill! 011 vinces they have been and are bc- Wlllcll m5 cllmmlsﬂlllll Prﬁlwlllﬁll lug (leslt with differently from the its relmrfln this nratlculsr the Western Provinces, mill to the lci-l-l- 60111111188101?! recommendation has. [Ofilil limitations the hiarltlme Pl-o- tlwreivre. already been acted “Wllvlllces and their claim that extra lll Dﬂrl- Th8 8111'"? Wlll 11B 6011 provincial lands which came lniu tinned in so ‘far as may be ncccrl (he possession of the Dominion

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While you are enjoying Wrigley/s, you are getting benefit as well. Used after meals it removes particles of foodleft betweén the eletliiwhléh‘ otherwise would cause tooth decay. ' Wriglefs gives you that final touch of refinement-a clean mouth. h It aids. digestivlb

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. sary fully to comply with the Cum

Government at the date of (leafed-r plisslon's recommendations. l emiiun were acquired by purchase 9°11"? 11°“ l0 the llllllﬂrlﬂllt Blllllecl- and have been developed and given °l "lllliilﬁflﬂilﬂﬂ 8nd freight N105 value st the expense e1‘ the Domin- and to the far-reaching recommcn- 11m

daticn of the Commission that an 1n order that there may be no dc. lmWBllllIlB Pﬁflllcllflll 0| W811i)’ D91" lsy in effecting consideration by n °°11l~ 59-31145 '01! all Pelee clierllﬂll Dominion conference of a revision on traﬁlc which originates and to" or feadlllbfméllt of tllo financial al‘-' ""1"" ll Bml-llmﬂ l" ll"! Allﬂllllc rangements as between the Demin- dlvision of the Canadian National 10;. and me Murltlmeyrevinces, Rﬂllwﬂys. ilnvllullns export and the Government has . decided m lmllml "Mlle l1? BB“ lYﬂm (mil l0 place this matter on the agenda n1"

(By British unme Press.) i ilJON-DON, March 19.— "Well- llmown lady of tiiile ‘is willing to

introduce Americans, Colonials, orl

loiihers into lEng-llsh society; refer- ‘enccs and fgood renumeraltion’ ire- nuifed."

The above "agony" in a daily

IIGWSDRDET heimlds the ending of ‘the "close season" for Americans and oversees cousins anxious to stonn lihe ramparts of London se- ciety. _ ‘ A few weeks more will see the ssrltval of iibe first big‘ iboatloed of ambitions social climbs. Down the gamgway -wil‘l come pork kings. lumber lnrilllonslres. weal estate monarchs, cinema suldsns and‘ so- cial shells, all armed with s golden key ‘to unlock‘ ‘hire exclusive door- way of ilhe upper ‘ten.

Society waiting lol- them with op- en arms and empty lpurses. ‘Ill- troduciug ‘wealthy Americans and Colonials into Society for a “con- Sl(l€l‘8/l.l0l1".illiﬂB developed into an extensive‘ ‘business among the new poo‘: with old names.

A discreet "agony” iﬁells the eo- clal aspirant how he may realize his amlbitlons. ‘An appointment follows, ‘and if life credentials are ire-rd and his manners passable, he iillde himself “taken up" and e8- zcv-ie-tl laund to dinner parties and ‘stcirrl funollnns which. in ‘the m‘- dim-y way. would be closed ‘in ‘illni.

He is seen about ‘with Lady Y or ‘Lady X. He is permitted ‘to present himeelir in their illustrious company art fashionable nlglrr. clubs and restaurants. 4AM if his bl-ll for ill-ls little fling into lSociety cost-s ‘him ‘between fifteen and dive-Ely thousand dollars he has ‘the satisfaction of knowing theft m, mas ruiblbed shoulders with some of t-he blues‘! blood in Euslandi B“ the ‘lpﬁjm oi,‘ the eocl-al climb. er 1e not always strewn with Dukes and Ducihesees. ‘Dhere are oiten snags and ibitter disaDDOiui- me-nts.

Not all the ciccrronee ‘who under- take to "adopt" wealthy ‘Americans for s. ‘season can open the portals

wide as lilley mekeou-t. ‘lNot long also a wealthy Ameri-

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‘They will find the hard-Ill"! °lllt has no immediate bearing on the mg eelllemeng

of Society do their guests qultie 90 ’

down to e men ‘

that division) and ihai tile some rc- the Dominlon-Pfovlncial confergncr; Iilllclloll l1" "lsﬁ "llllllllll l0 U10 Al- to be held. as already announced lsntlc division proportion of the duping me course of tile present! l-lllilllllll "l" "l1 "ll lﬂllllib l“ 0145* year. lu that conference the Dom- “i 5l"l-l“““ "ll lllﬂ Allﬂll- lnion will be ill a position which it‘ tic division (cxcludina import traf- 1m; not [hug far enjoyed m pro» Ill" b!’ 9991 ﬂllll l8 flﬂﬁllllell t0 lwllllli sent its views on the general‘ ‘Oillﬂlile the Allﬁllllﬂ "lvlﬂlﬂll Hill) lquestioll of the ﬁnancial relations ject to certain modiﬁcations which begwee“ ma, Dqmlﬂlnﬂ and the pro-l ma)’ 339981‘ i0 b0 ll-BOBRKHPY YO-‘liieﬁl- vlllces as well as on the qllesilnll oil ‘llli; international rates m"! "Ivollﬂll a detailed determination and us- lIIIDOPl- 111188 by sea). A bill will sessmcllt of the special claims oi‘ be introduced givlnz effect to this the Mlmume Provinces, “m1 every ‘recommendation. With respect to province will have an equal oppor- the recommendation that the Rall- tullity of stating its position. Wily Board should- be vested with “As already indicated, we believe somewhat fuller supervisory pow- willl the Commissioners that n“. ers, it is felt that it accepted this time is Qppgrfung for a readjuatv TBCi-"mmelllllillﬁﬂ would brim! ﬂ-bﬂllt mellt of the ilnallcial arrailgelnenis a radical change in the fundament- between tile Dominion and the Mal-- al powers of the Railway Ccmmis- ltime Provinces, but it would not 810a affecting the Wllﬂll-l 0f Cﬂﬂﬂdﬂ- make for an harmonious and last- oi‘ tile financial issue 118MB 01 l-llli MﬂTlllmB PYOVUKEQR -a settlement based on due rc-f B11?! m0"! (llﬂ-ll Bl Olllel‘ D5115 "lizard for tllc llceils and interests oil Canada and is of such a iar-reach- all the provinces and of the Dom- l1l8 Cllllfﬂclel‘ 8B 10 ilﬁmllllil IYIOTB iniun itself. l0 attempt i0 set a fllrul mﬂtﬂrs consideration than has been ilgllro new before the views or lllE DOBBlblQ “D l0 llllﬂ lllllﬂ- Tllefﬁ llliother provinces and the position new before the Railway C0m1ﬂl5"of the Dominion have been set fOl‘ all?" ll"! Wlmle mall-e? 0f lllll PCT" the settlement reached which centers incrssses- krwwn a» hvrll- public opinion will be prepared m ‘llll-al “"1793”! Wlll"‘ll ll“? llllmllllli" accept for the some reason lt is not ‘eion lacun- ends should be taken pgggiblg‘ in advance of the (19111). lllm (will ‘mllslllerlllloll by lllﬁoratlons of the conference and ni’ Railway Commission. the detailed determination and asv "A BIITYBY 0f Wlllll lb required eessmcnt which the report recou- Wltll PBBDBO! t0 the needed railway nizss is necessary to accept the BOWlEB lﬂlblvvelllﬂlllﬂ ﬁll Pllllﬂﬂ Ell" view for which n0 detailed grounds WB-Yd llilﬂllll. Wlll 8B Peﬁilmmﬁﬂllﬂil are advanced that certain sums set forth in tllc report should be re-

garded as the minimum ﬂilfllilﬁll that the Marltimes should have in any such revision. The ﬁlial revi- sion can only be made in accord- ance with the merits of the case as evidence of the desire of the Gov- ernment to lzo just as far as it may possible in relieving any feeling 0i‘ suspense, pending a ﬁnal revision and in order to enable the Maritime Provinces in what the Commiseiexl describes as "their present state oi’

._______.___~________._. were delightful. ‘and the American was duly impressed. lllilfortunamely ‘before ‘the sud of the evening a young gill whose conscience had evidently ibeen pricking heir. (zonfeeeed uilaui the whole affair ‘was s put up business and that the so-called aristocrats werlei mbetiy ou-biet-lwolik chorus girls and well-dressed nobodiee. ilbe Almelcan demanded his mon- ey ‘back-and got ll‘.

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