MARCH 14»1.91l _ __ ran e1u1iLo'1'r1=:_,'1,'9_vv_N _guaniglgu _ _ yy ragga

IIEVELUPMENT IIIIMMISSIIIN

Protect Your

_ from the 1_\/larch winds and'

sun DY “Sing

» and Cucumber

Its e`f_lect on the_ skin is

so pleasing,' so soothing and it protects it so perfectly, that _you cannot fail to re- cognise it asthe mqst highly perfected preparation of its kind sold today.

A 25c bottle will coriving

you, but it will pziy to bu thc 50c size.

Ask for it at our Pcnslai-

Store (no other store has it)

E. A.Foster ,

Central Drugstore 5

iiii iiiri ini ii iiinjllw--liz"

Use “Tiz" for tender, puffed-up. burn-

ing. cnlloused feet. and cor-ns,

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l’i‘oplc who :irc force-.tl to stand on

thi-lr i`i~t~t all tiny liiiow what go;-¢_ iiiiiiior. s\\'riiity. biiriiiin.: test m¢;,“s_ 'l`lIt'\- uso "'i`i'/.," and "'i`Iz" i-iircs their lecl right up, ii .keeps feet in pi=,i~fi_>¢¢ roiidiiioii. “'l`i1." is the only i-pmeqy lii the \\‘oi'lil that tlruws out all the- i>oisoii<.»ii:. iniiiidatioiis which puffs up tiic icri and ciiiiso<tciidui*, sore, tired :iciiliig i'ccl. lt iiistaiitly stops (pg pain iii coi'iis. callonses anti linnioiis. its siiiipl_\~ giorioiis, .»\li! liow`t‘oiiil`0i‘t- iiblo _\:i.-air l`<.i't fuel after using "Tlz." \'oii`|| iieviii- iiiiip or iiraw up your lat-it iii pain. Your siiocs \voii'¢ tighten iinii lii"i _\'oiii' feet,

(ici ii 25~ctiiit hox oi' “'i`iz" iiow fron;

:iii_i- driiggist. .lust think! ii whole _vcaii-'.~ fmt <-oiiii`oi't roi" only 25 cents.

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::THE OIL OF ir-iE PEOPLE.-

.\iiiu_i oils liiivc' rtiiiiu and going but Ili' 'i`lioiiias` ICclei~ti'ii- (Jil coiitiiiiics to iiiaiiiiaiii it~. position ‘and iiiei'eiiscs its split-ic iiI` iisi‘,t'iiliii-,ss ouch yczir, [tg stci'liii: iiiialitics liari- lirouglit it to thc Iron; and itcpi it there' .anti it can iiiiiy lic called the oil oi' thc proplc; 'i`lioii,-.:i|iiis liavi- Iiciiolitteti li_\' it und wolilil iisi- iiii i>tiim‘ pi'irpiir;|tion_

EXl’ER'I`

SERVICE

\\'o have rccciiily liiiil the privilege

of visiting the otiices ol' sonieof the most export (lpticiaiis In Canada. We have stiiilicd their inethods and iiceii tiivin practically demo-nstrated. and it is it matter oi' griitlllcatlon to be obit' to say that. thc service _we iiro uirini: our patrons. we believe is ipiite cuiiai to that obtiiluablo ln

U19 t41l'i~'¢fr centres.

We solicit your patronage.

G. F._'Hutcheson I

Optician , '

Followliil: is the its ort of the

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" ‘buh-Comiuittee on Education sub-

mitted at the Annual Meeting ol’ the Development Commission. .

To Frank R. Hoartz, Esc.

Chairman. Prince Edward island,

Development Coniniission.

I beg leave to subinit the Report of

.the &ub~Comniittc-9 on Educutic-n.

Rev. Dr. Gauthier,

Chairman.

GENERAL EDUCATION.

Our scliools are proizrossliig slowly

and surely. ‘ `

l"‘lIl0Wi\\l§ nro tho iiiiprovciiicnis

which iiave developed within the pina ten or twenty years.

.\ii Increased attenilaiicc. kcener

iiiiercst. on the part, ul` the parciit., lar- l!1\I‘ siilaries fc.-i' the tcacliors. better normal tralniiig, eiitublisliniciit of iicliooi libi'iiries in inaiiv districts, suninicr schools for teachers, inert, and better inspection, more up-to~ dute school buildings anti eiiiilpincni in several localities, tho liitroductloii oi' riiriil science iii the Prince oi' Wall US f`0ll0iw, and iii our schools. ’ 1 'lhe war has taught, us where the

European countries stood before the ivnr in the matter ol educiitlon, and what o.‘siiiail country such as liel. izliiiii cc-uid do and had done iii the way ol' rural organization iintl educa- tion. botii gciiernl and technical.

(hir raw ninterial in this l’ro\'ince

is excellent, consequently the iinlsh- cd product of our schools luis been good for the iiiost piirt. \Vc should aint to excel and incdiocity should be eliminated.

'l`lic-.- couiniittce lliid that our etluca-

tioii.ii iiiacliiiieiyr is not up to the staiiiinial. We have- iii tli¢, .public schools about eighteen thousand Dllilllii. Ol' these tivo thou- sand live liuiidred ienvn sclieol each year, _vet but-two liiiiidrcd rulvanee to higher scliooj llrados. The vast iiiiijority »- are ill- euuipped for the strnirgle of lite.

Tho remedy lies in the inaugura-

tion of ii syiitetn of ifligii School iii :ill our principal centres. This will iieccssitiite it higher grade ot' teach- cri than wc have at present, or rather t»_-at-lici's especially ir;iini~d ami edu~ cated.

NORMAL TRAINING.

Twenty years ago we had no nor-

uiiil triiiiiiiig; todn_\', tliougli iL is noiiicwlint of a real iiiiantity, it, is ini- inierior to that given in other l'i'o\'- Iiii-cs. ' Our teachers iiinsr be better train- .-il, and the conferring of tliird-cliiss certilloales to students who fail to iiiziice good. after xi trial of three or toni' nioiiths at the. l’rincc of Wales Ucilegc, should cease.

SCHOOL BUILDINGS.

Uiir srliool litilldiiigs iiarely coni-

pziri- with tliosc oi’ tho other Haslcrn l’|ovli:ces. and are iiiliiiltcly inferior to those ol' the West.

EQUIPMENTS.

'l'lie cuulpirieiits for school work

ilosks. maps, liliiclihoards und so forth. iii ilie niajc-rlt_\’ ol` our scliools, are not ul all what they siiouiii lie. li. some iiispei-torii_tr\~\. titty per cent. ar., not even to our lo_w stiiiidurd.

I \ ouriiousss.

'i'\ii. iiii`|lioiisos iii iiiiiiiy <ilsti'li-is :irc

:iii iiboiniiiatloii in i.iic iaiiil._ Wo can-

REPIIRT IIN EIJUIIATIIIN

_ Sub-Commitlee’s Report Suiiiiiiileil by

Penslar Almond » Rev- Df-

Gaulhier. E

not find tcrinii strong enough to_r|ual~ ity the wi-ctchied state of _these iloox- lesri. unsightly and illthy buildings. `

SCHOOL GROUNDS.

in the West the minimum' size by

law is one acre-. With us one acre is certainly 'beyond the niaxlmuui. With the lna'iigui°atlon of School Gar- dens, our school_grc»un<ls inust neces~ nrily in muiiy cases. yen, in all cases, hi, enlarged and enclosed. Having, ii iiiillioii-acne farm shall we den., a paltry fivo liiindrcd acres to oui' chil- dren? ' ' "

Det-`i4lc<il_v not. - ' .

INSPECTORS.

\\'L‘. llf.‘\‘<l, till nl' iiiir inn |||;,'|;g|g|0|~,i

l_l'iidcr proriiiii. coniiitlt'-ini wo are only lollowliii: t'hu cxaniple ol' other Pi-0. vinccri. The iiiinihri; of oui' iicliools IH 171- lor-ili than lilly srlioohi to each lndiieifltir. 'l‘lit'rv should be Ilvo_ viii- lifi 10 each school. .~'\ great. iiicasiii'c ol' good can ho done by our liispc-ctc-rs if they l‘t‘il.llzo thc iinporiiiiice of the work iii Fiiiiiil. tlicii- high calling. their sacred mission iii the coiiiniiiiiityi lt is their business to coniinuiiicatc new zcast. ami cntliiisiasiii to the teaclicrs, to guido and direct. Thi-y i-ilioiiiii .irc vote one whole day to the district. sisiiiiig. li‘ the iiispcctioii oi' the school docs not 1-c<|iiii'o all this tinio, it visit to the ’l`i°nstiies will lic protliir- tivo of a world ot' good. Better still, thcy should invito the Trustees, tiim. ilt:h thi, teacher. or directly, h\..wi'li. ini! to cnt-li a note, to iiieei them at the school on tlic day of tho inspeo lion. Then they can point out lo lheiii tlir- detects iiicqiiiiiiiiciit. visit tho out-huildln|.:s. sugizcst repuirii, an :im- eiioration ot’ school property, plow] “'l§|| “Wm l'0l` Illlfiiei' i-trouiids for tlii-,lr chiltlren, and the enclosing of ituqii

igrotuiids. preach tfoiisoliilatioii and so or i.

PARENTS.

Z\Iuii_v oi` our tz-.icliers deplore tht.

lack of s_viiipatli_\~ and i-o»opcratioii on the part ol' the parents. Tlie-so do not visit the sciioei oi' interest tiioiii. selves hi the studies nl’ their chil- tlreii. For the iiiost part the fault lies at the tcaclier’s door. \Ve slimiiq siiggest a inotlici-'s incf-ting onoo mop nic-nth. The teacher might iiiifiic me mothers tliroiigii thc chlidre-ii, nr, better still persoiiallv wlicii pos- sible. li` the mothers' become rciillv illlC\‘L’Sl0il. then the lace of tha coiiiil tions will undei'i;c- ii rapi(| L»\mng,, fm. the lietteiz'

i- TRUSTEES. t l.i\'c .ciii‘iic.~it teachers can do iiiueli |10 win over thc syiiipalhy und <:0~ Jopcrzition 0t` the 'l`rnstces. lict them pei-severe in their laudable efforts in this' directioii. and the iiriii-oliseiif vane., of section 60 or the Sciiool Act will b'e it thing ot` the past. No man should accept. thc- high oiilce of 'i‘rust~ tee. and noi ninkc some effort to tool his oliligatioiis.

WOMENS INSTITUTES.

Notliii.: with lilo utiiiost siitisfiictit-ii

what the \\f`oineii's Iiistltutes ar” tlo~ ing l'or I. ho hcttcriiiiiit of oui' schools with rcixaril to sanitation, we sti'oiii.r~ ly iaicoiiiiiiciitl the sugizcstloii inadc bv t‘hlet' Superiiitciident tlanipbell iiiid Acting Superintendent Shaw, that the School Act, be so ainended at the noxt Session i_o'i.:ive every-woiiiaii whose liiisbaiiii is ti "aiu payer a vc-te at all scliool iiicctiiuis. ll. is suiiigost cd |`iii°tIii~i', that all auch women DQ

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I A Call to Lend

You Get 5.40 per cent per Annum ,_

5 nd, Q," ¢ub,¢riprior_i for as lnrgemnumountrn you-censplrel-"-It.'ii| efpceil of you-iNvEsT AND saiwiz. _ _ K

\\ Subogi-the through us by ZPhone or Wire; or uiie»th.lii .Fo

l".vci'y loyal Canadian wants to “help win the war" and here s his chance. Your

- Country calls for MONEY. She does not asia you to give-merelyto _l0n_€l- You

orc olfbi'cd”`a 'rricans of supporting our Country 1 l-`-HUM! H1 the greet yrlr--ll\Cl¢l¢nllIIy _

' Ubizhecluss investment. Such is the Third War Lounl '

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_I. S. Hinton. _

Summeraide

due.

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Nune. M:,,_

b i sem-d my subscription for

Tl‘iIirliIerEa)iid’<Ii]ali'iesI'/)ai‘:uLci)aili in accordance_ with the terms of the Otlicial =

` Proepeetii.-i, and I hereby engage to pay the instalments as they shall become -

- Wood Gnndy &

l' tion. if entrusted* to us, rec_¢iv_ea all cure, without c_ha.r¢e

Xaoyttilfgrlgiir services. Our efficient diatnhuuniorganization is also " ~ at your disposal for resale of your ands. ,

' ` J. S. Hintolt ‘

l\¢»r°¢°l“*¢ ` Royal Bank Bnlllllni.

'I`oront,o and Montreal SlllIllI\6l’!i(Ie

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made eligible by law to become Truii teas

HIGHER 8ALARlE8¢FOR TEACH ERS

'ihere were tive huudied and eigli

ty six teacher’s In the schools last year. Tlie. total amount for sup- plements by the people. supplements by the Government for attendance grand and for bonuses, was $67,915.99 or an average of $116 per teacher. A teacher ot' the first class receives ii statutory salary from the Govern- ment of $300; add to this $116, and we find that the total salary ot' each tea- cher is $416.`A first or second class male teacher, teaching in an uiigrad- ed school, will receive $225 plus $116 or in nil $341. The- man who can .nei~ ther read nor write und can only work with a pick or shovel receives $1.50 pci' day. It he works three hundred days out of the year he receives $450; li’ lie works the suiiiu iiuiiiher of days as-tlie teacher. say about 220, he receives $330. about the sanio as the lirst-clans male teacher in the u'ngi‘ad- ed school. An oi'diiiar_v inechunlc to- day i-ecelvcs at ict-ist $2.50 per day. ll' hu works the iianic number ol' tizryii its o teacher he will receive $550. iii inany of our cliurclins tho niiiiliiiiiiii salary for the t‘lei'i:yuien is $1,000. tiirco times the avciraizc tcachci~’s sal- ary. Tiicrc is no piaiicssioii or calliiii.: upon whlich tho quality ct' tho cltizcir ship or thc nation depends so much as tlic tcatzlirxr. It is tlii~i'ot'iirri iniporlniit that the toaclior, iiliove all others, should have iruliiini: and expcriciicc. lii this i’i'ovinco the leaclierliiis neilli» or for the iioriniill traiiiiiiit is priictic- ally iiil. The buy or girl liiatritziiiatcs

not yer, made up his mind what his lite culling should be and wiille he is taking u breathing spell so to speak, he becomes a school teacher He re iniiiiis ii mi-niber of that profession .i vein or two, and just when he is at qulring some small experience when he it reaching the age ot maturity und thought. lie leuvcs ii and some othiir as young and iiiexperiencod as he was in the beginning takes his place. Teaching, which sho_uld he one of the greatest professions, il' not ii profession in this Province, but u moinentary pouse on lile’s highway How can it be otherwise, so long as our teacliers are so nucli nnderpuld. Young nien and wonieil cannot live on the Island on the present average touclier's salary. Even lt” he spends a lifetlnic and reaches the ,very top lie is receiving less than tlie,beglniiing |iii .iiiv other profession.

How can the salary be iiicreaseil.

We cannot expect very much ini» provement under thu present sys- tem. Aliout one-ihii-d of tlio revcuiic of the Proviiicc l'oi'_1!i15 was spent oii Education. and it rainiot be exiiccteil that a iuuch greater proportioii can he spared for thatfpnrpoiie. it sceiiii-i to bo ii licpcless task to iiiiiiicc tho rate payers at tho _ `Aiiniia1 School llieotiiizb' to iiiaicrially iiicrraso siip» plemciils. For tho past low vciirs since thc revival of thc siippicniciil, 1-Ifoi'ti»t have liocii iiiailc iiloiiit Ilii- iiiic, but thc' i'i~still.~i liiivp lii:cii dis-;» zippoiiitiiiiq. \Vei‘o wc tu aholisli thc systciii t;-t' llovcriiiiieiit aoiiislaiici: and roiii;icl i-arh <lisli‘ic't to pay tho tcuclr

pi-ost-iit school illsti'ii-ts. We have too iiiaiiy si-liocls iiiiil too iiiaii_v iilslrlcls. 'l`lic only rcincilv Iii sight, is tllroiigli

iii the Prince nt’ \Viilcii `(‘ollci_:’c :init

i,h`cIioiil Voiisolitlzilioii.

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rr by direct. iiisti'ii‘i, taxation. tho task ivoiilil he iittci'I_v bi‘_voiiil iiiaiiy of tho

AN iiiéilii. Toni A

When your head n dull and heavy your tongue furred, and you feel clone up and good for nothing, without knowing what is really the in.itter with you, probably all th.it is needed to restore you to health and . vigour is a few doses of a reliable

FOR THE STOMACH AND LIVER

digestive tonic and stomzchic rem- edy such as Mother Seigel's Syrup . Take it after each meal for a few

days and noir- how beneficial is its action uponthe stomaeh,liverand bowels-- how it restores tone and healthy activity to these important organs, and by so doing enables you to gain new stores of vigour, vitality and health. `

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SElGEL’.St SYR

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WAR LOAN

Eastern Trust Co.

_ 151- ltichiuond Street.

t.`liorlotteto\\'ii.

_ DIRECTORS: , *

iioii_ .\'»ciiatoi' l\lcl.caii, James Eden, C. li. ii. Loiigwortli.

i”lc.asc iiiziil uno prospectus and appliciitioii foiin of Nciv

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DoM1NioN or CANADA

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tb » Payable at par at Ottawa, Halifax, St John, Charlottetown, Montreal, Toronto,

Winnipeg, Regina, Calgary, Victoria, and at the Agency of the Bank of Montreal, New York City.

INTEREST PAYABLE HALF-YEARLY, lst MARCH, lst SEPTEMBER.

PRINCIPAL .AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD.

ISSUE PRICE 96.

Tuul Mll`~IlSITEIiz'.i_irf I"1NANcic offers herewith, o_n lieliali

of t.he_Governmenf, ‘tilie above-named Bonds for hiiliscrip- tion at._;_96, payable as follows:-~

on iipplicatioii; ' 10th’ April, 1917; 15th May, 1917;

i 26 “ 15th June, 1917. _

The total allotment. of bonds of this issue will be limited

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to one hundred and fifty million dollars, exclusive of the amount (if any) paid for by the surrender of bonds as the equivalent of cash under the terms of the War Loan prospectus of 22nd November, 1915. .

Tlieinstalments may be paid in full on the l.6t.li day of

April, 1917, or on any instalment due date tlit-re-aft.ei', under discount. at the rate of four per cent. per annum. All payments are to be made to a chartered bank for the credit of the Minister of Finance. _I"ailure to pay_any instalment when due will render previous payments linblc to forfeiture and the allotment to cancellation.

Subscript-ions, accompanied by ii deposit. of ten pei'

cent. of the amount siiliscribcd, must. be forwii rdcd through -the medium of ii. chartered bank. Any branch in (fanads. of any chartered bank will receive subscriptions and issiic provisionalreccipis. '

This loan is authorized under Art. of the Parliament

of Canada, and both principal and infcri-sf. will he ii. charge upon the Consolidated _Rcvcniic I."und.

Forms of application may bc obtained from any branch

in Canada of any chartered bank and at. .thc office of any Assistant Rcccivcr (fienf-ral in (fnnada.

Subscriptions must. be foreven hundreds of dollars.

In case of partial allotments thc surplus deposit. will be

applied towards paymen’6 of t-he amount due' on-~th'e April instalment. . - _ -~ _ -~.i -_

Scrip ccrtificatesf lion-iiegotinblc or payiilile to br~ai~oi'

in accordance `wit.h thc choice of tlic applicaiii. for registered or bearer bonds, will be issued, after allotment, in exchange for the provisional receipts.

When the scrip certificates have been paid in. full and

payment endorsed thereon by the brink rr-cciviiig the money, they may he cxehsiigerl for bonds, wlicn prepared, with ‘coupons attached, payable to bcai'cr or registered as to principal, or for i`iiily icgistcrotl bonds, when prepared, without. coupons, in accordance with the

application. .

-A FULL HALF-YE/iR's iNTEREsT witi. BE Pain oN is: SEPTEMBER," 1917.

. THE PROCEEDS OF THE LOAN WILL BE USED FOR WAR PURPOSES ONLY.

Dcli\'ci'_\' of scrip ci-i'liIii'stes antl`of bonds will be inatle

tlirougli llic cliartciril Iiaiiks.

The issue will iw exempt. from taxes-incIuding any

income tax»~iiiiposcfl in piiistiaiiee of legislation cnactefl by the Parliament of Canada. _ _ _ The bonds with coupons will be issued in denomiiiations of $100, $500, $1,000. .Fully registered bonds without. coupons will be issiietl in denominations of $1,000, ,$5,000 or any authorized multiple of $5,000. _

The boiids will lic paid at. iiiatiirity at par at the office

of the Ministci' of Finance and Receiver General at Ottawa, or at the office of the Assistant Receiver General al. Halifax, St. John, (`harlottctowii,_ Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg, Regina, (ialgary or Victor_ia, or at the Agency ofthe Bank of Montreal, New York City.

The interest. on the fully registered bonds will be paid.

by cheque, which will' be remitted by post. Interest.

on bonds with coupons will bc paid on surrcndcr of coupons. Iiolli chcqiics an coupoiis, nt. the option ol' the lioldcr, will be pnyaiiir, free ol" exchange at. any_bi'anch in Canailii of any i-Iiarirrcd bank, or_at. the Agency of thc Brink of Montreal, New York (lily.

Siibjcct. tn thc payment. of twenty-five cents for each

new bond issued, holders of fully registered bonds without. coupons will have the rig_iii. to rpnvcrf. into bonds nf the denoinination of $1,000 with coiipons, and holders of bonds

with coupons will have the ri5ht. to convert. into fully rr~gistcr'r~fl bonds of a\ithori7.e denominations withoiit coiipons at. any time on application to the Minister oi _I"intincr~. _ i ‘ 'l`-hebooks of the loan will bc kept. at. the Department. ol"‘}<`inn.ncr, llttaiva.. , Application will be made in duo coiirse for thc listing of the issiin on the Montreal and Toronto Stock l'.xr-hnngcs.

liecop;nim-il bond and stock brokers having ofhces and

carrying on biisiness in (jiinnda. will be allowed ii. comniis~ sion of thrcc-cighths of one per ccnt. on allotments r_iiiidc in respect. ol' applications bcariiig their slanip,_pi'ovidcd, liowever, that no commission will be allowed in i'cspci~t. of the amount of any allotment paid for h_v the surrender of bonds issiirrl under thc Wai' Loan prospectus of 22nd November, 1915, or in respect. of the amount. of any allot inent; paid for by surrender' of live per ecnt'._debenIti_rc stock maturing lst. October, 1919. _ No commission will be allowed in respect of applu-at.ion_s on .forms which have not been printed by the l\ing’s Print-er.

JSUBSCRIPTION LISTS WILL CLOSE ON OR BEFORE THE 23rd OF MARCH. 1917.

Dorlnrunnr or Firuiicl, 01'ri\v\'/i, March 12th, 1917.

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Prospectus and Application Forms for the New War Loan will be supplied by _ - - I H. F. LAURENCE.

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