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chocolate Easter novel

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ads by many of the members with world ln urlvunugn

_reference to agricultural education Dnnnnn-h th,

_ _ _ which should lpcolve more emphasis ties for the children in t

In the co'l!,\,,9!_,.f-Ile debate on thefnenmsrk for many dams. wmsu*;he»_hesu lu prosrwuuuut soon-lows.

,for some lloyd, _fobservstions were mnhlng ¢hu¢, country. ' ni

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q ngrlnnl. polls will bsaome .law wlthlllwtilo

ltureisinconltsnttouchmith ths¥°l¥'l ’

han mere mention in newspaper re-lrnrlners; the Milt Gleeoveries end' The reforms _now outlined do not ports, ‘ I the most epprovediiethbds are som- indicate wist the powers of ,thp_Vp1-o- 'rhs remarks by all the members in- mnnlnnrnd ug nun, to gh, nunnlu mu posed second-chamber are _to.bs_.-.bus elected how widespread the interest ,,n,,,¢,,,r nronr-en. und eunnu-‘tion in if it is to bs-V-deprived of iievdnerof

agricultural education is and how the result. veto it 'evident the/'lfllllb

general the desire for greater eilorts Tn, "nun, nunnng hu eng nu-nngly chamber party in the eablnit ‘hsve in this direction, and the represents- ,.°nn,nn,,nd,d_ lg 'ul u nuttin- won the day. This is contrary tothe ves may feel assured that in ev_ery ncnnnlnrnncn nn gh, pure, `n| gh; nm- expectations of all the lead.lp¢ politl

' ` forward step taken to improve agri- nlnln 0| th, nnpurgmgng 'ith the ne- clans of both parties, as lt lil; boon

cultural conditions they have the nun connmon, 0,, rn, 1,,"-m,_ mmf-, rensutsdly by s\1,°_l\_,,l,4\),°rll people at tlwir back. mental knowledge ot the results of leaders al 9i1'.E<lWB1"1 GUY; .v1|‘ some oi the suggestions made are then. unchlng nnd nlso the teaching count Haldane, Lord Morley, ell worth adopting and we have no or many thing. which contact with Lewis, Harcourt, that an eileetlvesee- ‘10“1"1 fha* 111° C°1111111591°11°1' 01 A5’ the actual conditions will-suggest. ond chamber ll essehtihl All t\\°`D1‘°l-` l`l¢l\11U1`°» “'i'~11 111° 311!" 011 111° l1°P“‘ Arrangements could conveniently be ent stage of the count¥'Y'U lI0\lU¢\l lar pulse, will see his way clear to mann for nn nxnnrt ln vlnlt nnnrtuln 'higtgi-y, .

make many improvements in the fnnn, on n nn,-tnln dnt, or 'hlch nrn. ”"‘-""'*"“°" '

MBI' flllllfe- vious notice had been given, the N

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The success of the Short Course, nnlghnnrn could mug nn thu fnrm tg ,rho meaning nnnonnnnd for thin le first held in the province, togeth- l,,_v1n1ted, stock 01' °\'°P- °1` m°t11°‘1° evening for the purpose of organising

er with the fact that the attendance could be nxnrnlned und ¢ll¢¢u|“d_ und B Floral society for Prince Ed'“d W” “ "cord for au C“n“d°' was °f 1‘1°“ °‘°11°115°‘1° T11°°° V151" “wld Island is another evidence of the for- ourse the keynote around which both nn made ghn occuninn of u lecture ne "un move now in nrnnnnnn 'ln' nn,

é discussion and suggestion centred and which bngn mnn nnd womgn would he pmvinc°_ visions of B nnnnl vnxnlnn

it augurs well for the future of the nr-nnnnt rhun adding nnrnething 1,0 gh, tion in the midst or tn, wnnlnt un.

rovince that the demand to go still nonlnl nn well nn urn lnduntrlnl 111; mn should be nn inwlntibln in.n1,n_ rther ls so general

' ' Buch 11 °7°1'°111 W°‘-1111 5"" 5° °“ tion to everybody in the province to 1 , '

while the ““°°°” °' the Shu" °X¢¢11911t ¢°111l11°m°111'- 1° 1111*’ 511°" associate themselves with this organ

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» - ~ notion. Nothing could be -nioi-e.._ai>: ai _(fred. Hats

d ltted ls h -

m a o t at to be of rermsn tion received in the latter 1101115 11°- proprlsts, lor "The Garden or the _ . _

nt and foundational value it was cesnnrlly hnrrlnn nnd lncgmpletg Gnnlul nothing mo” nth-nnllvn, $4.00’ $500’ £00 "S110l‘f1." that the 111°t1`“°f10“ could be renewed and extended by fur- nntnlng mor, cnlcnlutnn to nhnw up ‘ ` '

given. W11i1° V81\1Hbl€. WHS f»00 11°F- ther inquiry conducted on the scene tn, nnmmnr hennty 0( ghu prnvincn

'Q lillust be supplemented, B' r lt ‘ D18 I

HAVE US EXAMINZ

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struction to the homes of the pew ly underway it w be we o take assoc ate t emse ves w e oc y

advantage of Mr. McLean's sugges- and keep constantly' in mind the cul-

oh K D,"-no Telephone. in an moms ple. ' tion and make arrangements for car- minating even

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ied and too general to be regarded nl experiments and of actual work. tnnn nunn nn nnhlhl¢lnn_ In August our

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B H Slim 61111? SB¢1Bfa°t01`Y ESUCU1' It could even go so far as to result when --Tn, gn,-rlnn" ln ln bloom, n _ g

ural training It was felt that it ln experlnnentnl plots on diilerent when on, nnlnmnr gnnntn nr, with u O P

farms throughout the province, under when W, nr, lnnhlng lor und tnlklng . p wi V

H0n~ JOM 'MCLGHIL S0UriS.iI1 the the direct supervision of government nhnnt one bounty npoen, what could

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our ayulnd teuyouil you require course of an excellent speech suggest- nxner1;n_ be more npprnprlngn thnn un ughihl- d that the course he made longer The vnlnn of snub intercourse be- tlnn_0n n ln,-gn n¢nl¢._0| some nl nd also that properly qualiiied ill- tween the department and the ilu-in our nnrurul hnuutlen 'nghnred gn ,¢h_

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G. Sf-l’ll¢¢0l‘B bi! SBDC £0 the different diS~ ers cannot be overestimated and now 'er in one place. It is si C el h d _ _ ' ` ee t

Jeweler & Opticisn - - ` ` ' `

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icts throughout the province, visit- with U10 hum 01 Olltimilm lu CD0 that all lovers, of the beautiful and g the farmers and carrying their air, with the forward movement fair- especially all lovers ol flowers will `

e Best.,

S 'PA TONS

C, the GDYBI eXllib|.tl0l1.` ` ` -` ` _ ‘

Bell 0W¢ ll rying it out. __' gl - _ -Y-I Y '

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up s ooldln s dey. sometime sooner

l lu n lg l February, 1915, it was decided, _and

Rssonmmc THE House or \ elective or whether it will contain s 11"* H* “H °"1‘°~S° "W ° “ ° -

The celebration -will. take place -in

,_ ` n _ B in curing yon nr yon, mln Imited ' Statgs Senator Elihu Root

LORDB. < ‘nominated element or ex-oiilcio mem- 5:1 _nnznnznn ynnr nnnzn it Wm "_ suthorimdjto draft. a bill for intro-

tm G _ bers representative' of'-great' interests “eve yon nl the accompanying head- ‘111°1‘1°11'111'-C511§'f6.98'811"<l'.l5118 VBNOUB

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f svsfnmm intend "1 » - d d h eh P 1 __ 25 _ box. 'rho Moexln- °'=°*°1 1°S1°1_“*".'°*‘_»1°°11°¥- `1"°1“’““1”Y

e present session to introduce their and associations' as “comme” Q y A e' r ce c B 17» 1915' l1'11!1t1°1181'6|1i¢--91E8¢° 11911557

such reformers as Lord Rosebery and |1011 DNB C0-f C0l'11°1` G1`°11t G°‘;;`5° for thanksgiving forpnace and pn-wer

easure for the reconstitution of the the present Lord onancouor' -v»in_ and Kent Sta. -

ousc of Lords. This has been long count Haldane

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for its`con`tlnuance. The _hill provides or the suspension of iall:ti-avel, busi-

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lscussion and questions in the de-' has been Practically 3 single chamb" MT- ALLISON C01-'LEG after noon 0| tllldl’ Illi- 3119531 ¢0’l11 ates on every King's Speech since '

rnlttees wereappointed to prepare a

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delayed, and has been the subject of Since 1911 the Bnmnn Government ness and recreation for live minutes

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t he crisis e Gam ai n Committee of Mount

11. No details have been divulged, xxnnThiscxzdthigesxngoéfnn wnnt Alllldon Colllegi have engaged tkheger- D

Go to but various members of the Cabinet was known an Mn Lloyd Gennnnfs 33:: ng ¥;.is€i.inAnh2&;sgaynzgu°n0; F

have ailorded glimpses of the lines on Peopleis Budget The Hon” nl Lords the mrward movement planned for.

John Wheatley whim th '

rogramme for thdlliiy conference to take up -with yachting authorities lans for an international yacht race n connection with 1-the celebration,-

and to arrange-for securing sessions

ey propose to reconstitute ,elected the measure on the ground next month. Mr. Cassidy is a native nr hnnnntnnt intnrnnunnnl congress”

Wm Menh" Elm Avenue the second chamber. it will he en- -

|iome~Made Bread 1

pi'

"Tho carriages this your nrc ll cum-

plote change from nllytbilig shown here hcfllrc, they have ncw tops rn:\.llf~. of silk, thc sunlc as uscll on alltnnlo- lliics and they are deeper and wirlcr. They have balldlcnring wheels, which need no oiling-something that moth- ers ought to consider, besides the oil gets on the hahy's clothes and is, very hard to wash out. The prices' are lower, consistent with quality. About 35 different styles now openn for your inspection at prices from_ $1.75 to $25.00 each. Come in andj look- them over. James Paton & Co. E

3-11Mti.

_ n u nnnnelul of Toronto and is now residing in the n

tirely non-hereditary, we are told, Sgnfnnge agdiglzzz taixininnr lngrnnn Unused Sttatesndulélfinhazniangg 1;! sp; c

d-it is not to have any en°°tlv° tion which trenched ul>on their Pre- 338 gun; ng; nan' ng,-,nord or nr-0. d

lwvler °' veto’ I_t is “ot” h°w°v°1`- rogative. The Government aPP0B1°d nounced success in' more than two innlnnn Earl Guy' rnnnnr Governor

._ C A M E R 0 N 9 S indicated wliethen lt will b_¢1_who1ly to the country upon the question nnn ,core cnlnnnlgnln Hg yuh lender 01 G

‘ i were returned to Power by a lnrge 111° M°G1u n=°v°m°°t 5 °°“pl° °f 3l1BWl'0f D'-\m1°1‘m1il1°. B i1\°ml>°1' Ol

_ go, an also conducted the di ml lu 1 tn ,.1

_ though reduced majority. A Parlia- ggtagugie campaign which Wu pw_ iéhe Ju c comm ee o e p vy

nd conferences in America during tbq elebration year. ` _ It was announced ‘that the British elsgates to the May coniereiice would

enersl of Canada; Lord Thomas

t Bill th introduced into I n tu in "ul" ouncll; W. C. C. Gladstone, M. P.;

_ `-, 1 as en s r .

B N G fn n ,Q men w ductive o sue gr Y E 3

lf* lthe House of Commons which de- Yet the Mount-»-Allison Committee 8

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aggravate catarrhal colds

and bronchial disorders, and if neglected often lead to pneumonia or con- sumption. _

SCOTTS EMULSION drive!

out colds and corrects lrmnchfnl fffwblel- lt soothes and heals the affected membranes. lt makes healthy flesh, rich blood and strengthens weak lungs. Nothing is so good as Scott’s Emulsion for

stublnom coughs and colds.

INSIST on 800TI"3.\` Seo¢¢&aown¢.'romnlo.onal-io iz-ls

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1 ' ,, ,',[§f;¢`;.Universal Food Chopper ls light runl1irlg- a

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' ._ A eo_Grsftor`i St./` l A curing;-uorssme -weruioe

'any measure which was certided by 'the Speaker of the I-louse of Com- _rnons to be purely financial, and in .thc case of ordinary legislation” al- lowed any measure which the. House of Commons passed three times in successive sessions to :become law, with or without the consentfof the Lords. The bill was strongly resist- en by the opposition on the ground that it deprived the country of an ef- fective second chamber, and weaken- ed, without reforming, the House of Lords. `

A conference then took place ~be-

tween six leaders of the Government and six of the opposition, and it was hoped an arrangement would be ar- rived at which would result' in the production of a measure acceptable

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tdown, however, and although the _members were pledged to secrecy, it 'leaked out that the cause of the col- 'lapse was the refusal ofthe Govern- 'ment to exempt constitutional ques- U0119» such as the Home Rule Bill, ,from the operation of the bill. The 'Government again went to the coun- ltry, the second time in one year, and

_were again returned, and elaimln `“°°u°° “th‘th° °°kM.u°n in lm

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that they had received a mandate, rushed their Parliament bill through the House of Commons

,_ _ _ _ _ » . The House TNBW' »°f “_ 'ntl cluidfcali runlitl easily. It does not waste - a good saving ol Lora., much against their wlils, :°1;f1.l', gf-w"°“‘AL'n‘::;f”“",,_”mm,""""2f1

lf for you__}Jlere.f It has several cutting surfaces- adapted to were colmeeuod by the leaders oi the ,M ,nn,,,n,¢,,r tn n,¢,,,,_¢nr tunnel..

“` all kilidsoffwork. ~ °°"""““'° Pm’ ¢° °11°" the eration - ~ _ _ . - _ . .- - c'

.. .-i, 1 . _ ~ m°"u“t°b°°°m'hw’"th° “1t“",l A ~ r.. »Th¢"Univers'al'_ls_,one-of the lllost satisfactory, re li. native-the creation ol sumoieot .*i’°°

and economical choppers - see ourdisplay.

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.tion will rsqufrs; some-tall Hunting lots of ooins -will be ed,on.'l’lle cure is ‘*Pntrlsm's",

1 . Ln” to discuss

tlrr coimcli. noises ‘° "`° 11°”

he able to keep

the membgre,

Mr. Cassidy

week and will 80

ville to consult with is the 1uteqt}.o_c,_, t° the headquarters °f

and an 'oHice" will be' which the 'work willfbo

the uewellalllrl 1l1~

be kent infolrnled _:I of the cs S11- Y it is p1anl?!_i_ £0-fliie B 4\1"*°' _ _million dqllirs.{' “With '-thisgnddltionali sudowment'1t‘~ 1:' 'honed ¢h~t"M°\w* Allison wili_1\>e :Me w mein#-ein “I

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important preliminary verk in ‘wh-

ngnhn uno. hundrgqth anniversary oi

between English slleskinm reo-

1l;l:;°°deusg £1-om the sisslns 0! .N10

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New vom, lessen 16.-Phu ter on

ir William. Mather, educational lead-

ald ¢ 0 B ¢° P1118 ‘1 °‘1** 11 ° 1°. ciety, and H.S. Perry, HLA., secre-l

suits desired from the undertaking, tary for .the British cnnnnm;nn_ l Qneesniper wordti si in _ i this column lull I rl w bein ar d. Th emh '

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'rhe reeeut ésthedrul fire sh ala h ” 1 1 I _ .thoughtful .person to have his p1‘?opert;'ail1?s‘li:e:l"llrilldnigntl?ye

tested so that even if the worst should happen he will suifer no loss.

what a few cents in premiums will

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bring you in iire insurance

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A Property

r and philanthropist Allen Baker, M ' Y Z V Y v Y Y

‘nrlved the Lords ol their veto on er°m1i=0'=nrgyiHS 11:1 11'- ‘g“°1‘11'° "H: P., President oi the sh-1_tish pesos sol'

o _ 1: reuse _ ° In °" 'rho osnsdlun committee wiu in- 1°' °!.°l*nQ"11"‘!*"°°\~ 5115111112 lvgamswrorfol- lll\i°i'i:il:1”e\erss l‘¢Bli5° 0111"” W°1-1 1111511.11111’ °°'“ 511°" clude Hon George H Perley, Sir Ed- 1-'"°~` “nt”

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C8811 Ollly 'Wll¢_3ll f01°1114`§|;'§r11d11a1'°5 and gnllnd Wgllrer,.'I‘0r0nto; Sir Alnxgndar ;`§'-T1 -'-i' - ' ' ' A r

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waivrno-noun on mvlli sirens - to learn ths_'millinei’y.' Moore lk Mc- . hood. . a-lsuli. GIRL WANTED, AT TI-IE MORELL 7 House. Anrlv in person. 5-ilmtl

other friends ol thslustitutiousare nncmn _M,,nt,,,,n; _,ann .,.,,,,,,,,,, ' a!'0llB€d £0' 31 11‘7°171'111¢°1'°°" 111 111° Lewis, chancellor 'of the diocese of n ‘ ' '

prefect- Ther el`°»99\1.l1l'1“S» *°-°- °11iottsws, sud phsrlos Frederick 1-rein-1, '

U10 V111115111°;~.P'.l“.1l!t°“£°€ §Lth° clergy? ilton, hon. secretary of tho- Canadianl `

111°” Of 15119, 111° |19, 1 Chllnh committee. Acting for Australia will thr0\1zh°\1¢"lfh'1' .!>f°'11“`»°°' ‘““1‘ ‘1‘°` be sh- George Re1d,l.ord -High com- Wh°l`¢. W1l° "111i'11°` in °‘°’° t°“°h niissioner of Australia in London, and WU11 511° “H5151 °°mm“‘t°° 'mm Wm for Newfoundland Blr Edward \P. Mor-

th° 1“t°r°°t “mo” rls, Premier of Newfoundland. -

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er for Lobster Factory. Apply to _E-_IL lmrwortll s co. _ s-ilusl. WANTED.-A MAN FOR OUR _CLO- t1\ll18 department. S. -A. Mellonsld.

WANTED, SERVANT' IN FAMILY

oi twlr-with some experience oi plain cooking. Apply at 127 Water _ Street between 7 and 9 evenings. ____ _s-141161. wswrmn-ws: wam: 'rlliu slfalvr n young 'ladies for our llllllinsry work.

.r00lhl. Apply at once to Miss . Rendle, head milliner, Prowie Bros.,

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BCHOONER

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