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'run cxrusm Nnvs THE CHARLOTTET OWN GUARDIAN rmsr or and

rr lea can 'asa 1 '~_1l.

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The _list l<n'1c`_\' fu' Ile worst_;_1c_’d 1:-` Frsfcfs _ Lalita' fl\e_ Cold (r1e.-

Goes _lid llie lclilrn rf it

and bred if._'_s-it 1 p 1'§ll.l 1 ui: k .. .'...- ..... QEQ 'Il/ailld Li clrlyllrle

E.A.Foster

(¢r.ll?lIllg:lr1e

_ Str_l.ysi`c`e

“The sweetness of’ hw price

seldrm equals ite Lifter- _

ness of pcor qualify "

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‘ Mr. John Mebonhld, Tryon, was. in victoria on business. weonestlayv ‘

Mr, wlllle Mexay, stanley Bridge,

was a recent visitor 'to Clinton,

Mrs. Tynlan Trsmere of Hampshire,

was in Charlottetown yesterday.

Miss Ella Tremsre, Hampshirel was

in Charlottetown yesterday.

Mr. Fred Clark, Victoria, was in U16 0|?-y Wednesday.--V.

Mr._ Fred Morris arrived in Cha;-_ WW'-°WH ve8t°\‘<1ey from Montreal.

Cfliltilin Mvbcod. French Rivelgmads

n business trip to Victoria, on Wed. needay.-V.

MP5- FN0 Day. Boston, ass., ls visiting-in Victoria. the sus or use FN*-cf. 1\l\'B.' Webster Boulter.-V,

Rev. James McDougall, Caps Tra-

ve_l_'_se. was in Victoria on Tuesday..

Mr. David Sberren, Crapaud, was

in Victoria on important business, Wednesday.-V,

The many friends of Mr. 1-iarvis

Sanderson Mldgell, will regret to hear of his illness.

Miss Nellie Douenn. Charlottetown,

returned ~horr.~e yesterday from a trip to Bt. John.

Mr. C. B. Chappell,- Airchltect,

Charlottetown. returned home yes- terday from New. Glasgow.

Mr. Arnold Rattenbury left on re-

turn to Halifax last night, after vi- siting at his home in Charlottetown.

Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Pickering.

Su-rn-merside. are visiting in Victoria, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Strights--V. - -

The many friends oi Mrs. Philip Newsome, Charlottetown, will regret to learn of her serious illness and will hope for a speedy recovery.

Filth-er John, A. McDonald, Grand

return to h s home.

Mr. Ernest Sanderson, Greenwich.

has returned home from visiting

friends in Hampshire the guests oi out here again; ghd that 1 will

Mr. and Mrs. Wm- Tremcre.

Mr. watson barter. Hampshire.

has returned home after visiting friends in Cornwall the guest oi Mr. Hilbert Fizzell.

Ewan ‘VF9 U W5*59e'“`K‘"` 'W the ""e5` | that 'wsiildfl arrived at Vancouv tern tlrain yesterday afternoon on _‘ you 1.5¢, W 2,59, country he,.e_

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Charlottetown. _I [eel in view oi the increase in the ll'ha1'lclil.'co'l`idit'ions in 0lI_1‘ province that its future is _going to_he well ifustsined. There will lie several people who will _require iidu- veikw in reeera -'zo wills, estates. GW-_-1 'Dey say that l'_hnve not my will -make yet. but le will -he placed in‘_tl1e_carc of the Dominion' Trust Company before many days, as I UBVO-z'1‘¢ater__conildencs ln it than ln s-nv other company llines eoriling to - Vancouver. With these things put be- 191.6 -W.-rd-»h&y-qcsthat we have no inoblemsutocsnlead with iss -you

heveiout é1‘p."_We have a sociable I1rovincsl.__ §,.alJe..n»soclate togeth

Socialism out there. This, 1 u stand. is a problem here that is V y i\11l?0ftH'l1t. and requires a _ great amount of conhlder.~_tion to deter- mine how to dealwlth it.

1' have been speaking about

oyster; we have an enemy to oyster ln Prince Edward lelan

¢he\'s¢ of the vvster, and suck sustenance from the oyster, and wb the ovster is dead it will 'Est ‘ i the shell, and live there until it to so in search of fo-odl It app to me that the social conditions somethin like this out he-re

italist.. -'l‘ney-¢el'- alter ons, and 1

all‘he has ot, and take charge

way since I came out. 1 may say that coming out to this province is one of the erandest tri that a man could take, com 11

see t-he future in the richness of t

talns where a person is simply l with the grandeur and beauty, a as I came through I came to the conclusion that when the Lord m these 'mountains he had a wise ea

and come to the conclusion

for admiration. We struck one the most fertile' belts coming do

we ull' claim th-ls' country as well lyou dc.. We takefpride in it just well as you- do. ‘

able to come when von have not ly a reserve of 5800.000. but ll

serve account of $800,000,000.

Mr. W. H. Aitken, Charlotteto

said:

Mr. Chairman and Ge‘nticmen~ My remarks will be very few, fo

Miss Mary Tremere, and Mr. Nel-

son Tremere, Hampshire, are visit. ing their aunt Mrs. Wm. Moore oi Bay View.

Mr. Frank Mnteh,~of Covcllead, it

ls pleasing to relate, is rapidly lm- proving' from his recent attack of illness.

Mr Charles Dillon. Charlottetown,

Oriental Fox Exchan§e0p-_ many, where ne-gave-s -move; ric-

. s- .

lions bought and -sol _-l land and Newfoundland

stock.

R. W. McEWEN»

11111-‘<M'»-0 St. Peters, P. E. I.

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TENDERS

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-ture show in Mr. Calvin I-Iowatt's l hall.-V. '

was 'ln V1°¢°fie» 'I`“°°‘i°Y *mi "W°*l' g‘§vi1`1.$vei-“ire iitrlie. an exceedingly

_ have good reason to _be rather er

*lit Mr 'kzltrlr for hxwing left lnothfing to say. as he has covered the l :round so completely. I must con- lrratulate you on all we have seen and learned since we cs:n'.e out here. Mv connection and Mr. Dalton‘s con- ln ation with the ne-minion 'rl-use

H50

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~ Uonmwy .hsmbeea .axceedinziy shol-t.= Ee,-ie, of \,o0ke_

flirlfiabt =-we hardly yer. realize the

61! th' eemvanv

small7f-Islulfd. but as one of our local _iwsrvapers makes 5 head line fre-~ uuently, we have the piece ol' _

_ gentleman had attributed to mm. the I-le probably had snid'thut the Gov.

d the ernment"had`made no change in the' -the <1 tl" 1 _

'Mi' 0"- If will _wwe and envelop fveggalnmrbpogzltgf'thtlgatdetdlizd the mmm’ M the °ys€e" and tak” the System was out of tollch with the

T; When they came into power they, has would remodel lt and would bring it Him more into touch with the require- are ._¥!39“l1H_,_,0l UW P60152. He repeated

R _ The that now. .And _he might have sale

;=_l‘¢¢l§||st_ Wm tw to enveiou me only that the Government had attempted _

_ m_ no changes. 0f_ceurse. there was

l\“¥‘i5U°Y" `W‘il get in, after taking _l`00_;Yl f0I‘ 11 g0od many improvements,

_ of per aps not in thesystem but in tha.

theplsee.-5nd then so out to seek _carrying out of it in this province. _ other victims. This is the impression -For one thing he ,thought that ln _

that has been explained to me in this tgs prim-ary schools ol me ¢0u,»m-y;

t ey were trying to teach/the boys '#110 girls too much. I-le did not?-I

PS think they were getting that sound:

the requirements of tllepeople, ,;.nd’¢lm¢_` fs _

i it ' .< . _

through the prairies where you can iiagcagfglgyn ;';g;yu;; tif? thgidrggggi

'h se that there were too mlm

_ y subiects

lands. and comint throllzb the mo)\;r_l timtght nowadsyi Them, were some _

G six een or seven een sublects on the “ cllrrlcglum, about halt of which he

H1008 ii Wen? Pl'&01’.lca.\ly useless to

h“‘ff the great malorlty or tue children.

We. as a population. can apvreciate ‘;‘;B___ lb? 11°' “md gh? 1°? _H D“b1\¢

that G E EVO'-in '3 H 115' 9-“E\l`a'Z9.§

thev were made for nothinv loss th-an ilnilin rcaidiilg and writing it cor-

of.I‘¢° Y. an lad a good knowledge vm Of Rfithmeliip, and _had a cfrtnln

the Fraser. a-nd we found too soon amount of knowledge, as much as he

er- 6011111 get in a few years in school. “E3 li ‘3.`§i°"’..‘;‘.?.§‘.gi°g”i.‘2“’.;..1”.‘i“"‘”"

‘ 0 (5 Ol' Q Q

HB life. The hon. member had rgerrgd

to 'sch 1 s <1 tn ”

I hope NIM? I Wm 0° “Pl” t0 wma t_hought0l?e zvsacd :vroliagn wire; hgezggd `

bf’ that this Government had given the if; children school books at l,*.T§tly re;

duced prices. If the hon. memberl

Wu would Jog his memory 5 bit, by

’ would find that it was the late Gov-

ernment, under the present J udge

1- 1 HBSZB»l`d. who arranged with the On- OBB tario Government under Sin James

a, _ /Adifziic f _

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Wifi-tnny. for school hooks at li low cost, the same cost as they were _got lit in Ontario. He did nDt think there was very much chance ol get. ting the same class ot books at low. Cr prices than was got under the late Government, unless they meant a new

SHEEP AND OYSTERS

He was in the _same position us

tho Hon. _member for"‘Wiltshire, With FGKBN3 to Korairule 'sheep H

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out furniture made

good as new'

- Our completely equipped workshop is at your

scrvice~ our men are 'experts-we are ready io do

good work for you-at reasonable cost; ~

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Have your iurnl

ture repaired and

reupholstered »N@W before it the big

.n-

»_1

_ __ Spring rush begins.

Hunt out that chair that needs a new lcg- lhat couch that needs re'

covering- that parlor suite that should be repaired and reuphoisfered.

- We repair, '_ scl‘ap'e and refinisil much 'valuable old

iiilliiihogany _and Walnut Furniture

- we can reiinish it and

make it a thing of beauty.

You may have descarded an old table or 'chair which may be va`uablc

{ We Lay Oiicioihsl } { We Remake Mattresses! E

1 Picture Framing A Specialty!

1 1

" l43u~3~l45;l1.1u¢_sM1£2i _

out the country, lla would say allsnriousncss that if solnething lv

llres were not taken to protect t e public beds, there would he an litter exhaustion oi them. This would of course he nothing short of a callun- ity-

' ' ---" ‘ ` ‘ fed clay on the earth, au-d' we all try h d 1 d » ¢_ ROADS

5 W 4+H%++4é;

l_ CHE_SS

not done, if more stringent med;sB-

i5`il'l‘L'i:1l In The illlulwliull.) 'Vi l|i0N'l`0, Murth lfi-»l\fiodr1‘u\r

westerly winds, fair, stationery or ll little higher temperature.

THE \VEATHd§R.-Yciterday Walt*

beautifully clear and bright-,_clc111'

Bal-

l\n\1\-l1(»`1zlr.:l¢11!(‘.ii0 gallons 1l\.i:»lt 111111. l¢.»l nire accord-

11111111; liilllrnlylle Depart-

ilf :lvl ll r

'ill .|;||l;., |1.|\1l|r\ llvln are unlyi

Ninn.; .rd .li lllilnlll reruns lhe_ llll in (1111 illil 11 :nalilr cufnflflls Isl

` Mr. Wallace Lowther. north -Gee ce llve up to that and back _ur -all “_ ”° “”°W ° U' °' ’°\‘°°° eh” '-

le. 1

vue 1-la wednesday that ls said about Prince Edward Is H” did Pf°i°S° to know cometh

lawn' wasdm ti .th ' ed stern land For' y own part I‘think ther P500* mutton Sheep as he'h d ra h l I mo' y se . r -' . -‘m ' ' _ s _ . a W” “ °“ ° ' ' 1 1 ur l. fd-and fmP°1“f2d many in to-cl.-is es

710012 P0868. He ' b ved that

h ith load of cedar posts- is no 011100 'In the Word 9 'l _ un- “ *

mg ome W 8 _ Your report for 191b, I,thirlk,__ _is fry- All he could say was he ho B 0 hem atgendupos ofplayers and fa-ns. Si

` 0

"V' __..._' exeeedlnlrfv satisfactory. and I must ‘Wilt the People who brought Kar Mr. Hartford Woodside went _ ee only nope that .1914 and the were to kllle sheep 'here wright meet w_1t-he-11

Tryon Monday moming witha load come will be still more setlBfs_¢t0ry- _Su:0_¢ss _ which their enterprise to his recently i>urcbase<l_1s.1°m. ann_ Mr. Sharpe. late ;\;p¢fing>u__ent of se ved. -He knew this. that for returned Tuesday eveuinz- H0 l`0P0\'tS “W P"“°§ E'dw““`d £522 kfrvfl °th°" °‘€‘°"’°° °f Sheer there was n lthe mans m very poor condition, Mr. Presi ent and S ar o e S ___ _ more suitable country ln'the worl

l I thank yonlverv mlzch for _c_aatl;1; ,-.ml no place when they could b

Mr. John _Rifihillrgn-_ §‘i:_’$_;“ iéfixggi \D:iPl“?nAri`t%ke:ui1asr€§;‘t! re‘r)1l?:l¥ed there Vixlrilphedie vlgilciivlialgdegiildnddvantags tha

B 8 . . '

mghtteoelrog bfiginess trip to Ottawa 'B v°__‘°éV git*-g>‘;_i:_°cft %>5`wf_;l_§dT»§1s`S_;?'d Wm; The tlovernmcnfv i°°°k *‘ .Bren 5”

Tanll Montreal. He will be absent for! xsanot Z "nw: to Prime Edhud ecr_e;_l;f{c_to__ilt_s_r;l_f,..!qr h_;s\_iug__got__ u

B few 0°-V9* ‘Island myself; but I have spent uP- ,_ great deal for 'XB an' av.” °“

,,_.,_.. __ - m - protection an

Mr, 5,13.. Stewart, of Messrs. Ma- :1‘;‘_;;§d9_5Y\,E§_¥3§‘;'f t‘g1§€°ita?;i§ vgry for preventing it from becoming ex thisson. Macdonald and Stewart. mautm'_i\__wbdh”»____dnd one which I tlnct, by granting leases to compan- Georzotelvn, was in Charlottetown would uko'yD“ all mme time or iss and to private people for the pro- yesterday and returned home last other tn vlan" It is amen” 0| lsgatkon of oysters. Now the genrr

ht ' l urse iroln the Western Coast here. lil 0 010" Wl$.l,f»b$l.'-tilrqllzh mis

md not ing ha ` -been' _ _

in the speech. rsrsspl`resel» reuse

PMI' . Richards Wont on 'tb speak

ll fd

0 not sllp.pose.i:hat the roads had ever

8 masters said; when they were folio

been so muchlneglectsd ss they had been during' the post year. The road-

“ fault with, than they was a.-lvlssa I by the Department that beyond what P was done by statute labour no assis- e tance could be given for the repair- (.1 ing of the roads. Th-at was the ex- ' cuss they gave in many instances for _ the many very dangerous _places that

were not attended to. Alter statute

_ labor had been performed, owing to

heavy rain many glitters rendered the

_ oads unsafe. This was a fact, and

5 an-‘ _suse was that ~ti1ers~wers reall; hw °°“°°°"° ‘“°“ “er” '““ da. no reside. 'Ajs s_ =Hiaiftfer-of met, if an the _history of cnlslcalaaroy "ae ~_a'

Illg . ` Q0

' , We have a good deal of cold weath-

._ ... .i. .yr .ll (limos l . -Mins pg Flynn, head mil iner with d neat deal of mom At pre.

. . r, 1 ‘h £1' All R /'ii'l'\i'il hir' 'lilfi ‘:n}i‘fff'N‘¢`n‘ili;'|.'“Qu§ -Messrs. L. J- R°"-dm- h°"°tt°' sent 'they are experiencing these

1.-,'1r.»lx na lrmmulv-1-. and town. returned heme yest¢l'0'8-.Y 0'0"* :binge much more severely than for .lr l\1<l21_lu lid Clnilltf Agent. attending, the mllllngry 0I.\Bl\\\\¢5 3, great Dumb” Of Y93|`9» but in the ilivllrnlriiill( ilvlylirilnlinizd ty Fi abl'08d. Blllllmél' 1 dt) ‘f\Ot think YOU CBB Uilllal

v llllu 111|! in ilc ill url ri ihe_ : ` ~°-W _gh h d _“_ uk th tb tt n .. '~ 1 ' 11 1 fd.: mm Miss Mary M\|l‘ll_e_ _ B11- °”~ ‘“ 'l in rersrd ic _G 0 ef me "9 im." lf'f1fi_$_|‘.“ C ‘_ _ _ nor wth Msssrs.- Btanlev -Bros-. elm-els not very much left for me to

rr¢.l,,¢»'r\1"_f\-»¢_lrf_f¢ild nerr; cf,<>\l gpm-logteto ip, was among psssen- “y_ Ag! said before, Mr. Dalton ' `“"“hhi(:'i"l'i9r`<§ml'l 1f.fl.§.‘l'f°if1‘if"»(ii';»i hers srrlv1lixl»l‘l.~m"'*\`»\°*'*'°t°W“ Y°“°"” has shown great powers of cpeevh iff

ff. tzrrpl? ri _lie mls. urs rr.d day, I-egurnln from attending the dealing with nm; prgvinog and also }¢_""""-“‘ "- .` F . hu ct l principal mill __ openings. ‘wich all other carts of the Domin- ,",'§f,'}l¢§i’.‘ll;'f.:£frf E D an P ~ -°-"“‘ ` lon. I occupied- it is vcrv true. ll 3

e _ in _li ny .urilr :<1 rrcmnlly .lt wl1l_b¢ -learned with re£rei‘0y vm-y important position fn that pro-

Hlb‘4u`;€i ¢ls'r4f\"1rr ill’ lllilrnlrnf with- hid m81lY h'|\3d5l“mt' Mr- J'“m”"Mc° \ VinCB f0l' it H000 'number of years' ini iuliinly w|n'|l.1l¢ 1 une. _ Cullum Ol 811.0516? 'Pmnt 'I9 3*' Pm" and in the IBSC f/BD Yea" Ui Y Y 5d`

ll~:'l(!\. v ro illlinll. ‘ ' ti f that railway i fb 1°

I. |.~ r - _ ent suffering from a se e mlulstrs on o

l_~.|_¢_;-._:i_;__f_iéillvi N um and his quick recovery will fbc locked th, b,,,l,,e¢| 01 gush liroiiglg; llgisélz

forward to-with pleasure. doubled. _In asrlcli \lr¢

11:1..-llurlff " ---- been masked smiles; ln fact, \ endar-

Mr, J. .l,1vleKl~nnon. Oherlem- 1u1 emacs. 'rue oyster fu1turc.vhl_¢h town. returned home yesterday "Om Mr. Dalton referred tn. is Only "1 W windsor, N. 8., whore be had been m(,n¢y_ but you will hear more to see his son Alex-. *|10 “Wm” about it in a very short time. In. seriously ill while attending 0°“`°‘¥°. regard to the fox bumlms. Mfi 2581; there. It is nlcasinv' to note that \'. _ ton mid very little. u B Nia an All-,_ ls dsl-ng very well. |ean be said. Just to el" 1°” _ “

-'-’ 1 idea of that business todai. 0 UW

Mr. Lester Neweon. of the stall of days ego there wssscsltirinm f"°‘“ uni Royal nam: 'el oanslis. GM" bondmrte s reorfvvhw-l'° 0* “N lottctown loft ytstsrdsi morning 'or ‘ province askinir us Wim* 05°” °°l“\‘1 Hunter River when heroes io\‘®\\\‘°° obtain twenty pill" 04 Nl” 'I "F ,mn ¢° 1-¢i1¢vs~Mr. Harold Manson ,use for. 'rhs reply had to be quot! m "M Ro,” Bm; gasps, who has M by sable, and it was that they born granted a thru wssis l1olfvla¥» I could be had for 850.000 a Pillf- YW

..__.. ' - an imagine therefore what our

River, loft mem; Mr, Dalton must be worth st small-srwid mom. r ml elm. um-s fn s gmt

sn route ,. 1- for this industry. and it il ¢,\~a1;\-for-ll °_._,_. _ >_.>i,_,‘ .l _. '3-great deal of

I-l.d_i!i-_ ; ".l.»~ ~_Nil‘l mike me province

most no ,l_.".|' 45, Dominion of Rlv- U.m<i|’~_ _ '_` .- ‘~ _ 'tile world. while 1 ng' at the

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'.lull;i<ls:1d ’1|1'sri'frrr'lr rrn te

' ' 1 Llllrrrs at

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if -:lrni\|`l<fllc-llrr`¢1.

s :Ev |e’dir\ A..’(

popular

' sr, and har rcgrottinl her ever!

- wish reports cf your various adiesrs ' rs-

nuw hid. lgardlng the standing of this com-

141w‘\ ` '

pany. and 1 vm especially nl<M°d with the Prssidsnt's address. which would do credit to the 1lnsnce'm‘ln°ls- ttr of aav country of ills earth- I

sm sure, shareholders. that you can- not but issl proud of \il'il\¢ IUCN In able head as Mr. Olllbb. 1 »~

man-agement and want of knowledge cf this business, they had really done lnore to bring about its extinction, and that it -was nearer that at the present time than it had ever been. That was his own opinion, and he thought that the House would find that that was the concensus of opin- lull amongst fishermen and dealers lhfvufrhollt this island who were in a position to know. He was not op-

rf0'D.¢l‘_l1'»,_.dohe. The Government lmderths Act could only grant har- ren bottoms, but it had been charg- ed. andahe did not think it could Le denied, that included in those losses were large- tracts of live oy- ster” boils. Ht '< milk ..bhi%t,_statement Last year when he learned that it was done, and the Prerrrler -said

held. He understood that that had not been donr. and that leases had l`0€n given which included large areas of live natural beds.

Proceeding to sneak -on the

shipping of oystsrs,~ the speak- er said tint 1-n many 'eases oysters were hrousbt frnln the States, some nearly ‘full grown. laid linen tiieberls and' shifllwd -may 'In

'renderer ° .°..

country and one who thought ilu wshad the ilnest oysters in th world. told him that he believed tl

roeed 'to the-~leasing_of areas at all, mg' provided 1”. “was legitimately and _

I ~- _ sl t 1 \. Qin.

_srl that lf your neeole ner s n _ _ ,.,. doing this y'ou will ruin the reputa- - gl _L -\

§\e spmfrer himself had been over

any of _the roads and proved it. ‘iii ¢lie`l~f¢'§lls¢fk11eW, he never was in favour of `th'e`present _road system. The fault oi 'the sySiZelf‘» ‘Nils that th' work was not llniiormz _evil iii \1_11‘\ other defects. There were too many oiiicials, and naturally when there was such a large number they had many who knew nothing of road-malo

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Plnsrllilli

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WH! fl0t S0, hilt wheru 'it was (ound`? . _(Gunn-“fin px-ssl) -

lhat those live beds were included inf NEW GVASGOW _ 1;- 12,. plm (be survey thtrt the leases were with- ~f,_ um plan; ‘bl 'CULV

pm¢u¢f,s_ Company n 'tr'-did oa-

Plant was burned. in .The fire was discovered by N10 aight Watchman who sent in thu alarm. The New Glasgow depart- fggnt responded quick but found dll- lletilty to save ahyihinl- T119 0" room and press room was gutted and the logo if. complete ‘including thous-

ssptember. a month before ers rt-gn- this el lm of completed nine rl-1-lv

l us-

nr shipment. Fortunately a new pllmg l¢ being built across the

hee- -and.. _ _‘.' -‘nromn t denier ia’ Mbhrrehll and ine b=_.v1n1<.n :gferg fi-1_>_n.__ th_e sc1;_n_\;___l_i_f___:._l_1ze tflrcmesfg _ _ -` _ 6 Um A V S great interest in the industry .n this _“to __ so the are Wm not \__w__m_e

largely with the operations as the

G men will be turned into the new

isctbfv wt.icb“ls about 'truly

.at __ _ _ ,

¢\veoll=many" ofnthese oysters were _ `- ‘ __ sold in the moist as Island oysters; -_ ' ‘ - : 'D5 no _"'_ and he remarked to him (the speak-, 1. _ ._ .-___

U . _ _ . 1%

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t’nn of your oysters very quickly," _ ‘_ _ __ __ ____ . Ia: _____ ` Hs was not dealing with this mat- :___ »-_.. - ..._ _ .~ L 4

,M 4- I um.” you gm- .ggmdlnw an ln- 'with the Government, but be was _ . _ __

‘° ‘ “ mums eo sa lem. _ .am neun: e on fn lt re-uv vu. ' ‘°°°

ter for the purpose of finding fault pg. \___‘ when m R \“m.y_ The _M n _ m.y_ M ‘_

" lnrua co.. comer dmc George wdlils-a-1.'si1s:sl. _

Kent Btu. WL

lil

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tournament took .place at the Dalt offices last night.. There was a lar

i The 21st., meeting ofthe Chess

on il

and bright at night.

e The temperature dropped to this x teen above zero on Thursday night. H: hut four degrees higher was 1-eeordrul

Y 12°

~l_ldu_ch vs. May. ron bv May; Worthy' 1; 9 y t 5 4 . t _ 'vs. Mefy. won by Worthy; Mueh vs. _ :ight abdzeerwsg trl‘11coxi?i;llzgest nId;`<;?d¢:yd

McRae. won -by McRae; Ross vs. '1‘°omb8: Louson vs. Lundle, won by Louson- Meeting again eoalgnt. All cordially invited. Life too alloy; and space too 'valubbls to have a crack at the Limerick hsgssus. ,

warms

Two very interesting games of curl-

ing were played at the Rink last evening and resulted as follows: l J. J. Hornby 1.. B. McMillan R, Beer E. P. Millerl

McKinnon A. Pickard Morris R. H. Cnmpbclll Skip (9) Skip (9)

Col. Davison Prol. Watkis R. H. C-ampllcll Mujer Leigh. rl. Grey llr. 'l`. F, Fllllerton G, D, Wright (7. H. Black l'r0f. Poilcrtsoll F. H. Beer

Skip (8) Skip (7) |

The President and Vice-i‘reaidcnt's

competition has so for resulted in 11 tie and the remaining 1-inks are ex pected to nlay oil at the first oppor- tunity. Weather conditions being fav-

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day.

CHESS

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‘- N. H' The Zllrli rollin] in the pllgiilvltic

contest which is raginv in the chess world of Charlottetown was contest- ed last nieht dt the Chess Club rooms, and a number of the busil- ists were present and their 'friends

_ r 1; thi ldsseheerln them on. H1880 f-0 ml’ 5_m°““t °" $69990' Tb°|wl-lea; weight Louson sn?) Ross did \

some vlvcrous punching and not and 1 have some knockout blows. Tantoll acted as spsngeholder and rin¢.mas-_ ter and Mr. Woodman as hottie- holdor. The nfllcer nf the law was not present or he would have been appointed referee. Two doctors were on hand to resusitate the slain, Bom- ivadisr Louson rrrclvcd a left-hand "blow" an the '- -.v which proved to he a "kick" I un the Tantonian Horse. .»\ fr" report of the contest will he psf lshed the first of the w¢s\r_ 'r‘ ilitb, round will be play- ed to" it at the usual hour and .llsrg Everybody is welcome.

1 __,___.__.___-- l ; li you need drugs or sundries in a

-.lrry phone 219 and your order will .ecelve prompt attention and will

gl be delivered as quiehly as possible.

We are no farther away from Y0\\ than your nearest telephmle G0 TB' member our number and phone 219

‘A Kin on s tr s

Yesterday. It was 17 above at nin D- HL. the_Ba'l11B AB at 9 a. m. I 'ras this will be nigh this steamed" at-12.11, tomorrow at 13163 sn"d` Mon- day st‘1.30; it will be high tomorrow morning at 1153, Mon¢_|ni` at 1.417 and Tuesday at Z.8e._ ~ - The sun sets this evening at 6.051

tomorrow,at 6.06;slid Monday at 6._- 07; it rises tomorrow morning at 5.-‘ 12, Monday at 8.10 and Tuesday at 6.08. » _ '.` The moon rises ‘tonight at 9.58

and tomorrow at 11.22. `

There was a full moon on 'i‘h1;lr~-,

day, March 12, at 12.18 n. m.

The last quarter el the moon »»lil_

be on Wednesday March 13. Ht 5* 39

D'T‘l1\\o' length,\of today will he eleven hours and fifty-one minutes _ and fri tomorrow eleven hours and l`llty~ioul_ minutes.

H.INDl`S MUST RE'l`l'»`l`iN

'T0 THE \’Hliili"i’lNl11.*`»,

SAN l-`i*..'\N(`/ISUO, Chili.. March l'l

`.- ‘- . il l

orable points will he played all to-» “mt me Hindus' dean” on

their arrival here recently UY imml' eration authorities. and who obtu n_- cd their frcrllonl on $500 bonds each. `must retum to the Pblllnn nes. ac- cording to a decision bv Judes Dov- llnr of um Unuell scales dismal. court yesterdav. Judze Doollng held that all I-Ilmins landed in thx eountrv, -after pi-oeuriclz passports » Manila, wesa aliens, and should bc assorted on nie _ground that tracy were lable to become public charzcfi. Passports obtained ln the Phlllonlnqn are not legal in the United Stairs. accordion to the-aullnit

Notice o 0 eeting

oi the Cnrnrillcrs Silver Black Fox Co. Lid.

l‘llrsllnnt tn u notice mllllrll lo ihli individual shareholders oi the i`-ul' ruthers Sliver Black limi Co, \.td.. ii special meeting of the nllutcllol-lrrs of the above named Company will he held at the ofiice ol J. W. (‘-arrllth~ ers at Montague on March 'lfth

the nrlvisabillty of placing sdd\\i0n~ al loses in the ranch. Proxies have been iiallsl -to all shareholders; those unable to attend will kindly mail their proxies cb the secretary. ‘-

J. D. MclN'l'YRE. ¢

1914 at two o‘clock p. m. tn consider

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