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.i.i.i-i-i-i-i~i~z~l-»l~1~li-i-»i-i-i~i-l-l~i- MONDAY

What next '_' The House of LOFGS

nnyadoptod resolutions looking t_o 8. Sweeping reform from within. l`h_e symptom ia a hopeful one. Theic need be no longer a question as to i tar iieairiimiity, ei ii reform in tm Hdllib of Lords when "they themsel- ves have said it." And on swefal principles, whetl_ier_in the state. tha church, or the individual' li ‘fy “F th t. reforms shall commence within. &\i`t`the`re is' one inlierent weakness in reforms thus begun`iii the indivi- difal, or in organized social and poli- tical b0dies.'l`lie tendency” is to rclorin only under pressure of an eiiici'g"_’“`)'- and to reform as little as-_ possible. So the dear Lords, in view' ol what is working in the ciunitry and the danger of being sliorn ol the more iilfpurtant ol their nuiirrs. have 11' solved to rcforni tiieii\sl»l\‘i~s ratliri than be reformed nt the hands of the 1-leterogcneous body known _ as the House of Uoninioiis. lint a urst condition of their propi»si-il rt-fiu’ni is

that they sliall retain allhthc pow- ~ _prci‘ogati\'ci~i they uri: clc~ ‘t'<§bQl?getij0¥cd. _ _

'inis, alter all, and ns we said the

other day, is the vital point. lt iiiat- tees comparatively little ivhcthiir one hundred or six hundred Lords :shall eu iii their gilded _eliiimii_er. lu'-»\'\‘l.\'\\ ine' one liuiiured shall be the i~oiict»n- trated mind of the__si__x_ huiidi'~:d and clothed with the slime p\»\\e\'~. "Iii power to block any legislation, ie- Ject any measure coming up from be- low-tliat is to the iioiise iii ii-ins what his teeth are to the Iuiil-dog. What honest, seli~rcspcctiiig liiiil-~.ii»p would consent to have his fiin.s ci tracted 'l ~

'io surrender the hereditary r»i;lit

by which, for hundreds of years, sons have succeeded their iatiiers rs legislators, but to noni on i-» an piesent and prescriptive powers and prerogatives-is the Lord's scheme ol relorni. _Premier Asiiuith and thc maiority in the llouse of iforniiioiis have another and ii quite diffi-reiit scheme. .lust wlziat tiie nuriis sic most determined to retain, the othei party are most desirious to strip away. The hull dog’s teeth must ne

drawn, and naturally the animal

ooiecta. This is the ground of the

' irrepresslbie conflict. 'i’he reform ie-

solutions passed by the Lords really

Dl'lDK ll llILl8 l'l€hl`tJl` 1.0' H §)l`l.iCLlC\l|.l

solution.

Hon. George P. Graham, speaking

in Chicago tne other day, told his hearers that within the past ten years 474,412 settlers have euterei

Canada from the United States

llringing with them in,ca.sh and set .tlerir erlects upwards of $4uU,UUU,UUU_

So long as Uncle Sam continues t _pay us an annual trinnte of fort millions a year in money, and man

times that value ui human bone and sinew we shall ne iairiy-» well content.

- - 'AV(ISC>ll1lL

It must he ei sourci. of satisfaction

to the large body of patriotic lim

p,ir.e-loving citizens oi ifanaua, by whatever pa-rty name they may be

- called, that the Dominion has at

lengthresolutoly set her shoulder un-

der the burden oi iniperiui deience

.,E_0r .generations past an imperial gar- rison and naval station at Halirax,

and lat au Esquirnalt on the Paci

cost or tue british taxpayer. ln re- cent years Britain has nec-n relieved of this ‘burden and vaiiaila has as-

i`su'med it; "Hilti down to the present year who entire cost oi the vast nav- al ariniainent .vhicli exists for the (lc- fence of the Empire an-d its commercq was wholly unaided by Canada.

This was lcit ny many patriotic

Canadians -60 he discrcditablc to the Doininion,fth’e more su since Austra- lia, Ne_w_Z._caia`lid, Uapri ooiiiiiynwatul and even Newfoiiiiillniiil were cuiil'ri‘li.-

-. -in one way or luiotlier to the

' dlillbbrf, o§_'tllc naval service. 'l‘iie _G_ual‘d‘ian coninion with more in- ‘Gt`iéhtio,l_ sections of the Canadian press,` had voiced-this feeling from _year _to year for many years, and it

nu.v is a source of profound satisfac- _tion that this reproach is once and ~-1l_Jl'e"ler wiped nway_. tlunmili hereaf- ter 'will' stand in line with her sister iiations lor the ilelciicc. oi the v. hole Empire by sea ami land.

As to our nioilc of action in pre-

paring to _build our own ships, there

liars- various shades of opinion. The

essence of hhs situation is that the Canadian people ni nmn _iiniiin-iii parties and of all classes and crecds are resolved to hear ii naiiii in ine naval defence of all British peoples,

» ii 'British lainie and Britivii eonimei~ee_

Bqrw would go faster and farther -thainotbers, but the program adopt- ed;'!l!.i‘rly expresses the golden mean of'Oa'nad'lan opinion. And the step ”fs1f|ika'i with due deliberiition, in a

time of pence, and under nn pressure h‘om_ without. It represents the earnest conviction of the Canadian ,pl-udple, who have freely chosen this course for themselves. ,___No_t. for aggressioii or defiance is

'ada creatfnlt a navy U9f9»'l\l`f‘.l\0l5

__.¢_li_0"Brit'ish navy since it gained the nupfamacy of the sea a hundred. years

A _._

f'*"Nofice To l"at Women.

iiihirssumably ali. know, ladies, that the proper eager nowadays is lines. .._.Qu¢veq are passe. You have get to

take off your fat. This must he D

_itr{fiQ,i_n ofre of three ways. By diet- l g,‘ or by exercise, or by means of

'Mlnnola l_’rascri`ption Tablets. The st

two former will keep you busy for

months and punish you pretty seve- re

soul, his already proclaimed all na-

rely‘,“th6 latter will cost you 76 cents

fic coasg, had been maintained at tue '

'I`hat’s all it costs to make

your last year`a‘r hat fashion- able and bright as new, with

Anchor Straw Hat Enamel

`-not a watery dye or si:\in- but geiiiiineeiianiel that colors and waterproofs the straw. \\'itli this unique preparatioii, you can have your straw hat to match your suuimcr costume.

In all popular colors, from

' cliuuipagne to black. ‘ Your dealer has Anchor Straw Hat l-Iiianiel or will get it for you or send to

B..--"“"““““'&".‘§2!l:

MONTREAL, HAUFAX, ST. JOHN,

TORONTO, WINNIPEG. 52

earehings of lieart On this point the .ie-im.. and steamboats must conform ti

~l°»l~rB'.'l»l°l~'l°i°l'-l-l°»i~l°l~i°l~l"l-2-rl-i~ -‘ ~ _ _ .

.- ~ ` A w?.°hmgt°n Tim" nys! a strict regulations, and we have laws _ Lenhns High tariff exponents have been _ _ _ _ __ ,_

'_ A .varni-ly cniiinicnding the idea of l_i'a,v-

uig a club to compel other' nations to bor: the knee tu us in tarifi irrat- iers, They liiive one, but will they hire to use it ? lt is a most enilrar- assing pre<llca.nient for the Adminis-

ration alid for the ptepiihlicanleail- -rs who are responsi le for a maxi- num tariff pi'ii\'isioii that contains 'io element uf rcclprocilly, that con- uiiiiiplritei-' all the yielding shall bc lone hy one "side, and that over- iniks- the most comiiion sense not-ion if evcrytliing that pertains to trade 'i,lations, imiiiely, the idea of barter .1 ,_-xehniige, iii' giving one thing in -xciiangc for another. lt has been ilmost a foregone conclusion from '_\`.ie start that sooner ii." later this or( of-a tariff rluh \vould_get the _-iiiintry tliiit ii:-'cd it into trouble,

"i‘iinada is _~:lio\viiig ii dispuiition til bi- stiilihnrii. lt will he a Source -f priihuinil satisfai-l'.liii if that coun- ‘i‘_v will_li¢t down n bit rind iirakc a how of griiiitiiii; ns surli concessions is will iiinkc it possible on this side ii get rlnwn giarefully. Otherwise lliiire will coiiic llie nia.\'iinum diitit-s villi trade badly ilaiiinircd on both

liibitioii.

“Cliiiia-Lac” is the ideal finish

.for lfiirniture, Floors, Doors, Scratchctl \Vood\\'orl:, Oil Cloth, Linofeiim, Porch Cliairs. etc.

“China-l,ac” stains and vziriiislics

at one operation-aiid drics with a. liuril, tough, brilliant finish that is waterproof, weatherproof and alinbsi wearproof.

i4 rich colors, iviclurllng Rcseivoorl,

Cherry, Green, llfahoiznny, Unk and

lhy any like cause very long.

Golden Oak. Remember the nniue

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ill its own, it will seek when occasion comes to make history, and to emu- late the heroic deeds of our British

day of small things, Most things are

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Broncliiti Cured.

great th' -th dl' . _

mg e ‘uhorate r°"91“’0f “wlicreas" and “res lvcs" and fli

tlic Canadian people t 'h t _ ° _ mg nnpden of imperial na._.;,sda,;e In hé’ them against tlie_ clouds, till _the sk.,

e nce an _ H- . .

with ,tt ,h ~ ._ '_ _ was darkened, with little resiilt at _ ‘ V comes of0tlicals‘li;l¥eit1ll]elecy)m;>si]t1£;Zl$e“2:3011 home or abroad, save that the ashes __ _f`- _ »;_ __~ _ rp,-"ly this ~ ' . ‘ 9'; have fallen nack upon ourselves f '

, », » 1 'l ' or ` in e is :_ . . Kea- l

,,a,»ty__ ,,,.,d_ on B third day yet t0|nedy»5 resolution and the ameiidmenti _fg . _ _ _ _ `_ ' 0 3 ' ' ’ _ _ .__ . i _ _-`..'\ _

\ ’ P Y~ The Government ig i - ’ . .r - ~\ ‘

_- ~ _ _ n point. B th the rcscl tic l _ ~~ .1 i \

air-.ilui_;ely_ in the power of any of tlinnhe am€______r__<;____ have »__pe_rin ____l:_1;_i_ 0 _ _ _ __ _ __ A

’l'_‘hc (ilaidstonc Administration a- gainst which Iiord Randolph Churn. hill spoke was destined to live bm; rl few months, and in the Opinion of lmllni' D00D|e the present Government .has hilt a short time to stay. Yet, it would be rash to make predictions. _A troiihlous existence has been pro. longed in more cnsoi; tihan one. There are good rel'-isons why Premier A5. flllilli Burl his lieiitlenantn, believinif in the urgency and importance Q1 thi; greati reforms they have in hand, should hold on to the control of pilli~ lic affairs as long as they can,

WEDNESDAY

Tho niaximun tariff of the United

States and the l-nirtax in (_!nna(1,~, are

tariff warfare hetween the two coun- tries will be conducted, if once the

is an addition of 25 per cent to the

a demand. an English C _ _ _ ‘ --

has ,,e,.e,. yet been wnd__ct‘a°:lv';")'n"“‘;“_‘_3;'_f itvliich in;_:lude tpe retlatt-d_ services of -_ __ _ _¢ -- _._ _ ,_ _

to i.;:::§.°'.:;‘iz‘;..i§...€:“-;,§..:;“ l i fe l 2'* l i l i _ , ,',,,, __,,,,,,_'°" "“ °" th” °°"‘*“°t‘sii<1 the son im iiigii ieiesii-.pn _j \\\ ¥ -. - "~“’1~’ v

° I ii i e ivi ii C ii S 'ui en' I <9” ` "“" ` ' " "

f -_ c a. gs. uc an e ai or e if . ._.‘»~ ---- ' . ',_f. ` ' ’ '

| Huh €peech` “XS the TUr°m'0-Newslproposal of sole Government control' ‘“ ` ii' » l I

S quo od by Right Hon. Winston ~ 1/" 'lf - i -_

,.hm,chiu in his biogmphy of his “bland operation, ably advocated by _ _ _i _ _ \§_ _, ther and now he -S , . lMr Hughes and long ago put for- ~ _ _JI j_ __ ` 'i .;` Q;/»/_

Xoung s \iizht Thoiights it has been

against furious or irregulai din ing, and regulating the meeting and pass- ing of teams. Common sense \v0ul-d S\1§§est like suitable regulations for ,niotor traffic, and that such ought 'to have been tried before resort was had tio the extreme measure of pro-

There is nothing inherently had or

evil about the automobile. The K'ing_ the Premier of Canada and many of the good pt-oplc of lesser station in life, own and' ride in motor cars. True, the motor will scai'e~sonie liiiiwaes. just as the railway trains l and street cars scared them in tlimes past and as the coming aeroplnnes

- will scare them worse in times to

come. It is equally true that the trained horse is not afraid of the lauto or the railway car, and is of the more value on that aecoiint.whe- ther for home use or for sale sittoad. The fact that the locomotives scared _ horses, did not stop the building of railways. nor will the motor cars »nor the flying inaclilncs ho stopped

y _ ,_ l The hill to amend the law rela-tin

_ _ ""’“"'°`L“° 'mm' by 48 to autoniolilles, the principal featurei

mics find thc llepiililicuii pai-ty spon- _uf which a_I,pe,,,- in a,,,,the,~ ¢01,,m,, of “W f“" 9 "“'l‘"“""`i“l 5t"“Wg|° thm LlMlTEDt {today’s Guardian, spoaks for itlself. “'l|| ""-`* li "‘ V* "I "“l"~" “Ht N“"' Menmnl,H¢lifn.S¢.Jehn.Tomamwinnipeu. lit provides for the regiilatioii of this- Pl‘\""`~" form of traflic, with penalties for vio-

- - A _ _. -- -v.. W --~-~-s - _ __ llation, such as ought to secure the ,_

V M O _ V “ A V _ _ `,_,mt'n has ,,,,,,L`,,,,_,",`vfr,',';___ja;d`___;“;_j; lreasoiia,b'le safety of all persons iipo_n_

.~ _ _ _ - ° ° ,Q - -_ ` the ulilic highways and streetsjlt is

go. Dining the i century past “ t cd ni: in this niattier. We can hard-i P _ __ _

hat niiirhtv power upon the scit liar I ly )l;i);lic\'c that tliri Dominion ivishesireauy 8' pmhlhltory law agamSt."hM’, een ,,“_,.,_,;`_m, ,,,__nc,,,.,...u`. It hw todo nr ccintiiiiic a great wrong and-class of motor owners and drivers ever been used for theyo-liprcssitili ol ° to wrini: from a weak Proviiire' thrlwhom -th” people desire U0 have mud the-weak or for unjust aggraiiclizc- "mummy me rsuu°“c°l“ canned,” tlribute of oppression. We seein tovlhihited-we mba" the class who Wm ment. 'l‘he conunon jiiilggiiicint of thi- °xP"u|'° "° Wt inclemem _"°a`he' have suflcreil liitlierto friiiii.thcwant 'not respect the rights of mhcrs on

ivorm today is t‘:iat no other liiiipire “nd mal' 5° l'wU¢\ll7'¢d by I \l£\1U1¢S| of a clear, forcibli: am] piwsisteiit rc- l§___h:y bl;1i}3_‘_;:g;'6qdb&‘_?_ffn___a§§n_;2;;:;:

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:;.“‘.'.;. 3:.:i...'zi“..:;‘§..:ilr.°‘;‘.f_.°;:"r;‘li °f'°“° “f °“°°'- or Pm' fr* - i:°;s;‘.:.i“;‘:. ‘.‘..._t’_‘..‘.i:f1:.‘..‘;‘__ displayed bv Britain The l3!it% dxfnculty m breathmm .` “Crum” 0' _.__'_.._A_._____i___,_' iicct of the promoters being to meet, ,,,,,.,_. ___,,,n,,S' ,Ur _nUm__;ati0__al ‘c__‘C;‘ thick phlegm, at iiisl. white, but later ol An ,mm,,,_`.,,i,,-'_ ,ms go, a,_\__m,, “mt as far as possible any ri-asonalile oh-_ unddin the same spirit thc i_‘ail)a<iia.' ‘5"e“l5h °" Y°u°“'l5h 5°l°" °°m»lnl H051 the liegislatiire is being asked to jmtions 0" the part "I the lIU"9l`3l '\1\\')' \\'i|l take its place under thld the bronchial tubes when coughing, es- repeal the art prohibiting the use of '¥#_b_]i§ mffl at. _the age Rum plf"c_e

mlnQ(l\\¥llllg.ii<it \ t tl " t peciany the amz thins in the morning' fllhtiltmlllliilrisl Thilwrcifrils-E E('l`\h;m‘ Ismlnfif rl-i(i)ililtIl‘Ll(e?s"lllHl‘i£lll‘ll\ tio llllicd lll' a l!\`@‘\t illflllswyi Filling! ligliting force, ,bull it lsilllllle eircdllgst Cure the Ent symptom.. Qt bmnchmB.by the law woiild leave the §?i?§ltin¢9 ll0rtant question. _ _ _ _ __nav ,..,,,,lV in ,wr midst

' i nes- ' » . _ ~ _i i _

:_\_f__ips kind, ig the spirit, the rcsmm, gm UBI of Dr. Woods Norway Pine w,t,_,_,_,,,_ ,my law on uw h_.,,h_j_,ct_“.h,§_h d8'l_‘_;>_;ir_s_t t;i_§1__ili§'_,“_uh_;_cl;__p_;z_l_:;enap;:)i:_in _ . -. _

1, 1.- 5' _an fortltude 0! lt” m°"- ym, ' “ion xc R-.llwsb umm,Slrg)e L,0n_ %_ mobiles, will be promoted by the a- I uill lime the heart of tinmniia per, _ tion of affairs. ’1liaf. was the tondi _ _ _ _ t _ _ _ _ __ _ \ i iiicatiiig it. Having an yet nn ninioh- §.§+§.++++ 5"§5_3____?{"Pr“£' BQ°"' tion when tlicsc vehicles were first _mgndéngf bln' ‘;__ndta;"€"¥f0"_3_’1__l'gg-§‘(lllHNIG\~At lliniiipeg, .\lnn., mi

` ' ~ ' -' - ~ " 91 1’ ° 5 °5i “ew ' rod co linre. There bein no law In “S r ‘S ex 0° H 0 "ek V 'U ‘

5 _ ,, _ uit u d iz , "mes: La” “P"“§ the o'wncrs of these vcliicles were a _

will find but

Slifle :iutliorilics dc- _».ip'i, lliciil; C.\'DL‘l`l5 iiiiillc llioiii; siuzirt ,l1-9-;-;,-r§;\mii'ri\'c I hem. '1`li~:y :irc worili their pr ict- --- zi ii rl iiiore. i~‘,,,.i ine store ibut tells this briinil and he rc illv -.vcll liiitlcrl.

/f‘

as n result. For almost of n ecrtuiii-` ty within a few years our lcadiiii: farmers will lie, as they now ure in Western Unniida and the States, the most iiiinirwiis elasr of pzit'l‘oiis _for_ this new stead which cats nothing, and costs nothing: for nia-iiitt-naiice_ except when wi-rliing_ When that dayl crlnics, as come if will, we slialllliollei to see the liicnl deiiianli largely sup-

larg-e» euipliiy and cirriilntini: iruiul

` Bums. V

_l March ll»tli, to Owen and .\li'i;_ i Gurney (nee Belle i\lcS\vnin), n

_ Iwasvery po0rly.h_=\ ,nw ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,_,ei,-“_ _ ____ ____ __ __ ___,_i __,__...

ancestors. Let nil man despise gym +; gadh wughlld “wk Opposition arose and the people de- ' O

°“ ac ° °°“ “°‘ manded the rough-and ready plan of '

slee and was tired

..;'; -ii is lim- 1-»---il-» :;l‘_1;‘t‘.':i.:‘.“ '>ii.i;"..;‘;“ °.l.;“i.;:eS WNNER BELL MUSW- ll ' ay ecome. ~` ' »~ ’ ' -` ’ . a ` is ic

i‘anadian navy will be the ‘ ~iit'1€t fthe and~b°"h wld me I had br9“°hms‘ and remedy, and very hard upon the few Th ' 'f th d' _b 11 ' ,' great resolve, the resolvengol Szarz nilwsed m° t° _g"'°b“P “’°°h'"‘g'h I "msd owners of such vehicles, who had in- emuslc 0 C mn” C ma ways hereafter in the Sea po,-,ies which ou “.m°°t °v"y"h‘“5 ut' ;‘.°;‘° °0t ° 'fe " vested their money for a purpose ancestors have created and which ig 'E‘F"d§“:; _""3 “ny 52"? Dneveoorgi quite as lawful as if they had

toélay one of the glories of the Brit- \?:|.!:,_,;y };;‘§: Sfgllsup Il'Yh__dl'- scarcely bought hor.=es and carriages. All is Empire. ` ' ‘ these gentlemen suffered heavvi losses.

Nor ought it to be forgiottnn that tzlexlgietlx; flirrlfi kxgltizlg Yhsgdltsiggntéz 'l‘hat law represented the 'exltreme

the power to build ships of war is noi-th hom, 1 fel, as we" as ever my swing of the pen_i;llum of piiglic feel- essen ial to the -rest' ' » _ `. ’ ii ini: one wiiy. T ere is goo reason What would the Bhitishqllavxf so “ouzh hadlen' me “dl could deep well' to believe it. has swung back toward out the great biiiiuing and repairing "Dr, Wood's" is the original Noi-way more normal and hefilthful conditions A yards _an_d docks, which are yearly Pine Syrup. It_is put up in n yellow since tlien,and that the mistake then

_ :_°;pi_e_;i_;3i_:;g wig; __ne;,_- 5-hips ,md w_:_pp_¢_n-_ three gigie tres tix; tragic ;_narl_; _p_ié\il_e___p:_i_i__y'__i;<>\v be corrected witln pun- I Feop ,_ _ p __ g _- ,__ _ .ie 0 _ i a 0 rice cen _ anliac ure ’ ~ '

. have ships of war, siirelgewgrhnig Only by }|)`\18 T- Milbiim Co., Limits;-L ‘ The mistake then made was in as- - need uf the means to build and re- ¥°"°“7'°i 0“\~ suming that the auto is ri thing es-

pair them. It is wise t be i wth sentially bad in itself,-like the small

o n wi

these, No nation ever begesme B lpox,_a mad dog, or the whis-ke

y great power upon the sea that did THURSDAY

Y not build its own ships, Th f ~ , __

,t ,,~(,_,ld seem we are be innilrlls ,mi lior years past tnis ‘Island has been

‘ - §` g wise- ~

,i-_ we _ d t - - _ , a perfect volcano of resolutions on Cyann,]a ,ZigOursg&fg_g2g)l;;2S:_‘:_5§ce the _transportation question. The “_-ell as for naval defem_e_ Iieg;slaturi_>,__t|ic Btliards 0f_1‘1-udc and

_ A, th b tt . . _ _ sunt ry piiiie ga ierings iave nint-

e 0 Om of It an ‘S th* tered and rumbied and emitted

trade,-and that the only thing tb do was to destroy it without iiiakinut any attempt to regulate it. Ais a matter of fact all travel and traflic hy land and sea requires legislative rrstriction and regulation. It-allways

exce t Mother Seigel’s Syrup and

. welcome tu the healthy man or woi1ieii- Alike tothe working man or wonian who eats n plain nical at noonday, or to

people of easier lives who enjoy a rich inner in the evening. Butto the Dy spep- tic there is no music in the dinner-bell-it calls him toa trial for which he knows lie ls unfit. No one can enjoy a meal, or get nourishment and strength from il, know- ing that pain and distress will follow after. The true course, even for healthy

le ls to bel the di cstive s slciii

rom time to time, with that excellent tonic medicine, Mother Siegel`s Syrup.

Mr. Michael Bureau, of Sianbaiii, Que-

bec County, P.Q. , writes: “ For sonic time I suffered from Indigestion. I had head- aches which made lifea misery. I could not Sleep at night and after entingl felt a sensa- tion of fulness and pains, with heart pzilpi- tation. ’* I took no medicine for this illness

cureg when I had used one bottle of it"

son.

Jl~ZNKINS.»-At lii‘ii:lif.iin, on lilnrcli

liltli, to li. H. iiud .\li's Jenkin.~:, n daiiizhti-r. _ _ Ill.-'lllHll~ID_ H\\`EET-Il(>SS- At llluii hlolliituiii,

N. S., Feb. Znd, by llev \\`illi.iin McDonald, assisteil by llev. .l. .»\. McKt-iizie, llev \\’_ ll. .\`\ri-ef. uni Miss l`liristy Janet lloss, bolli oi Blue Mt. '

BIIUCIC-Mcl.E(lI)-/lt the Queen Ho-

tel, Churlottctown, March 23, ltllll, by Rav. Geo. E. Ross, John lt. Bruce, of Victoria Cross and Ellie McI.c<>d, of Mt. Vernon,

Iilclli>NAl.l)-HQl`llil~1S~-At (‘harlottc-

town, .\lnrcii 23, itllil, by linig (lon, E. Ross, Williziiii Mnrtin Mclliuinlil of illilburn, and .»\!ctt.a Mabel Squires of St, l‘ctf~.r1s lfay_ ‘ il\'liIEl{.< (`l'l\’llI\'G-~At Durtmouth, N.

Wherever men gather you

about the money'S W0l‘Il1 SVCFY mah 15 f sure to get when he buys a liat_

trademarked thus:

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\i‘linli-~i»l»- Distributors for Ciinadn

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one opinion

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lll-lA(‘l>.\'--At North Wiltshire, March

istli, 11|li\, Mr.-i John Deacon aged ST yours. '

l..\lt(ll-I----Al; Neckoniis, Sask, on Feb

21, 1910, of spinal inriiiingetis, El- inor l)iiild,e\ili-st and beloved son of \\`il\iert null Mrs Large, 'formB!`ly_ _ of (‘.liai'l<ittoto\\'ii, aged se\'0!1 YU-!`S. l:illilCll'I`l"\;l.\1---Af, i\'lni'shlielil on Mnr.

22nd, _-llexniiilcii Itobertson, in the lilitli your of his age,

.\li'(‘_»\NNl‘Il.».»\t Long Creek, March

2lst,_~l£llll, Miss Jessie Mcffanncl in the 8-itli year of hor nge.

ll.»\Nl)RAl-IAN-Tn this city, March

19, James I-lnnilrahan, aged 79 years. He leaves one sun and six 'il:iui:liter.~s to iriourn the loss of 8. liiud and luvini; futher; Mrs; Jam- is liliiliiziiey, i\liiiictoii;_Mrs Jas Vi-rrils, Lawreiicc, Mass.; Mrs. 'riiiiotliy Ureuiiiirr, Lriwell, Mass.; Iilrs, .Iiilin Mui-Dfinalii, Charlotte- town, i\lr.~:_ tlvorgii _l\lncl(innon, <`lini>l<liiii.v.~u; 'l`lii»iiiiis und Mar- igzirct nt lioiiio. ` 1 (Lowell :uni Moncton papers please 'c<ipy‘.) '

Spcriiil fu The (lunrdian.

'i‘i»lli>.'~;'l‘o, .\lnr<-li 21%-The total

ri-\'ciiiu‘. of the l’i'esbyf.<`i'iaii Home iiiiu.-iiiiii riiiiiiiiittiw for lust year am- viuiiii-<l to $5S0,ill\fl-iilio\\t -'$51,000 in 1-xi-vs.; of lust yi-nr's income.

S., iii 'l`nesdzi_v March 15th, by the Pier. l\li' Applivhy, Jiisepli ll.\Vi~ok::, (`liicf Pliirriiicci' of the Fi. S. Strath- loriie. to Miss Elizuliefii Gert.i~iiil@

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North iniibcr1ani|_

’l`iu\ i»oniiiiitti»i» iii-cided unanimous-

_ly_ to increase the salaries of all lll`llS‘ll0lllll`lCS. l itemuncrution of stlulcnt mission-

, (‘uini|ig, ilnugliter of <`lizirlrs (‘\ini-lzii'ies is to be iiirrciised by $1.00 a

illll (7|\i0f l‘7\”lL!l\|l‘i‘\` of ilu* S. S. lwoek sind’ that of nppi‘ovi'd married

Irntrirliistfl is to he $700 and house.

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solve is an epoch nmrklm’ re the language of the bad old man in - l i"_~_

U, 1593 Lord Rand 1 h Cl _ our fate to resol_\_'e and re-resolve, _ _'T - _ _ »,-

speaking agB___s__ the (l;_l_;(_________;i;rf3_\_i_ll_. then lilo the same. _ . .. _.i \_ 'i .Mi . ernment 0|- that day_ used the _(___ _In the liegislatiiye the memhiaps _ . - _ _ ‘~__¢ :,_,___-- ,Dmng language view this us they view all mati:ei~5_| ____ _ _ -__._____ 4,)

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mf-*F05* of the Irish t

lay i is at the mercyptbxl }thean6ile}l;lxi V e W b _ to H Mr Q

mme ,t Wm be th of the Hon Mr Hughes which was

Scotty, art In 6 pow" 1 adopted by a party vote is a ease .W 1”

one d 1,, G tliiough their party spectacles The

ay le Owrnment H’ at the countrv knows in advance what the

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three sections of its majority It' 1 < ' P ~ . MW. . , . _ _ _ ’ ' . / I' {»_\,\"'f’g`~`_\ . _.t d . ' _ points. Together they make a fair 4, . " ° ‘ _ * _ .' - _ i' fy-_ ~-i'

mu-. conce c_wheii any_section makenlpmS,mmt,,,n of o'm, disabilme____ /f_ _ W i :iii i Ag _ '_ _ _ é _ l (Q _ »

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tiiie two "big sticks" with which thel

than half the population of Prince Eidward Island, are treated to prac- ticnlly the same rates as communi- ties on tim mainland-Victoria. eli- ioying the same rates as Vancouver city in that regard-while we are compelled to pay tlhe‘tlirse-short.-haiiil rates. Our Provincial Govt-Tnmnnt has no control of the rates on the Is land Railway, the Steam Navigation f.'.ompiuiy's boats, or the lntercolon- ial Railway or the tlhree combined. The Dominion Government has that control, the rates on the railways and the Navigation boats being alike subject tothe approval of t-he Gov. eruor in Council, It is them the blam-e must rest, and thero the rem- edy must he applied.

The Steam Navigation Cnmpnny

are doing about what another cor-

poration would do if in their stead.

war is declared. The maximum stick 3

splenidiidly oihcered, which boats dur-

Nlgular tariff rates. The surtax is ing the open season ply with clock. an addition of one-third to the re-,work regularity and promptness. We g_ula.r _tariff _rates By so much thq have the same complaints as to the _0fH1HdlBI\- Sf-wk is bhe heavier one,and thaee-short!-haul rates in winter,when it will strike also a much larger ,the entire service is under Govern- U`*}de~°U¥' lmliorts from Une _Stategjment control, as in summer when the VJFIHZ much greatrir than their im-;Navig'ation Company. are doing a orts from us, lpart of the work. It can hardly be And the first day of April-Alllargued from this that the plan oi

They have put on first class boats,

Fools' Day-is the date when the(-t\vo ,Government control throughout the

lcks will clash if there is to hefyear would bring us relief, unless the ar. Whether or nut war shall bn, Government should meet with a sts _‘with Uncle Sam. He, good chan-ge of heart. But while the Pro-

vincial Government has no official

at tha.dru|3ist's. The tablets will tions, save Canada and France, as control of transportation or express

..no¢.make any alteration in your diet entitled to his lower tariff. Ca.nadg,0r telegraph rates, we feel that ii

eussary, and yet in *all probability, has oilended _by hor treaties wi-tiifthey would energetically take up th;

d France and German b which in question with the Dominion Govern-l

gefbre you have use up one case, _ _ y, y you will _he losing from 12 to 16 consideration of like concessions from ment some good would be likely tn’ ounces of fat s day. Which method them she admits certain of their pi-n..result_ d0‘,y*0u like the best ? ducts at lower rates than _are givmi It nee-ms to be not of much uso to

Il`!0ll HUC? this pleasant method like Unftni States products. The adopt further resolutions or make

of getting off the fat., see your drug- chief objec ons iaiainst Franca sreyfurther speeches in Parliament or in [ill instantly, or also write the Mar- her maxlmlum tar against American f the I/egislature on the subject. The

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m ,,n,,th,,,. Inbeml Mmlstry Eim5‘;_’_`_‘?_wi:_pd an_:'l_suPp<_>rted__ liptthis _:carpal /

l_yh_r_i1_pii;r__iiIi ;£_thf@f S0Ct_l_U“5»ht‘¥° Cflcciiiiiacfslslgnllaubir (¥ape1ili?ettbtn V if leaf” O " ' ‘ir-

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Delicious

Good doughnuts are good food, l\.Iade from the right Hour they are

_7".__'_ not only a delicious treat but the

I combination of right flour with fat is

distinctly nourishing.

You see I put spqcial emphasis on right flour.

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_, For it is very important. It means the_, - difference. between light, flaky, crumbly _-_. dou_ghnuts that nieltiii your mouth and :ire easy _ to digest, and tough, rubbery greasy ,pads of _

dough, hwvy, soggy, indigestible.

TTY milkillg doughnuts froni OGILVIE’S

_ ROYAL HOUSEHOLD FLOUR. Notice how

1' ‘Chi S0ft, and _flaky they are. Every one comes out of the kettle browned to a turn-appeiiz-

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ing, delicious, nutritious, sweet as a nut. And the reason is that “ROYAL HOUSE-

HOLD,» being richer in high quality gliiign

.,,“_to‘.send you a case 'by mail. glish automobiles at a much lower by men capabln of dealing with it as w _ P

do cues contain lo generous rae than American These are held experts and of answering all the TOO mLlCl1 fat in Cooking It doesnt t

malt' C , 1201 F Bid , D f. it tt d ll. ` d th d i io tt ' f ' - ° -

_ _ W o armer g e ro ics; on see 0 an e a ni is n or_l nia cr is one or business trem,m9ni;_ , than 0|-dmafy Hour resists the absor non of i-’ f ' B t 1

fllllllf-it! of tablets that the treat- to be “undue dia'crii'nf=~..-.ek-_~ns_" thounaild and one objections 'as to _ ' g¢

out la very economical, ...lt is, al- But all fb not plain sailing ln- these thpough _and local rates. special' l'l1lJlJCI_'y, m2ll{CS 2 llglllitil' d0l1gl‘i, absorbs

il Eoiihhlgz-_U lllnnlega. for the tablets _matters at Wimhlnzton. The iqnng.

"5, 5 °l§U¥.i|h accordance with ,tion of whether or not to use the higiwhlch the Government experts may _l_§!\_\°_\§_l.relcijlption. stick is _one that is eeiii-ing great. present. 'i‘-he entire Province teen,

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freight tariffs and commodity rates

it or can get it on short notice

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just enough of the fat for nourish-

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»i9ilid that is :in important point-very important. The absolute uniformity of ~

“Royal Household” enables you to get the _

same splendid results every time

Contains 125 pages of carefully 3,( \'6` selected Receipts that have been _

tried and tested, sent free on request. :cg $2*

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No mutter how good doughnuts seem when made from ordinary flour you w,]] ,md them

much better :ind more licultliful when inndg from

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