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Bilton _ ____ __

t~LU_IfY.§,_12Z01__,_._1_

orricns AND .tsrinaxrs

appointment of Mr. A. B. Warburton, D.C. to the importantand honorableposition of Probate in succession to the late Judge

briefly announced in yesterday’s Guar*

,For extracting sun rays from ¢=\l¢l1lnl#9l”8. or successes from re- verses the Pa-tridt is n pronounced cx»_:-Jrt. Last Saturday it nlndo the grand discovery that the peoplo_of Manitoba “have_ had enough oi Tory rule," and their strong evid- ence of this, not only for that prov- ince, but for the whole Dominion, is in thc fact that the Liberal Nor- ris Government was practically de- feated at the polls. Witll this fact before it the Liberal organ do- clares, the "Norris Government. is entrenched ln the confidence of the people." Ana with isis crushing

OFFICERS GUIDANCE

nop-initlnling of ballots, _and oth- er illegal procccilin¢lil'.' 'li ll GX' ‘pected the election will be protest- _ .. ed. In the meantime Liberal sls M” K'N° AND THE NAVY

nd- ` '

or-goeaips cm give their ntten~1 (London Free P__ess_ .-.

fxne tg’ 'his' aid gw;c::T0nT”nr Hon. Mackenzie King says there is

In oc on ct. a _.no tolling what splendid part Can-

diiisfortune in the matter of load- ‘zgfhrgiiialxlvgugliizdlglurgf xx: “"’ “"“"' ‘° "° "°“°‘l"‘“ ."‘° su- policy been sueptefl. will Mr.

Liberal party, in almost every part Kms who was R member or me 0' Canada’ Acmnnng to their Laurier Government please ex- k"““5 °r.5““' me T°'°m° GMM' plain. why then, the 'Laurier policy “A ““mb°’ °‘ Lnwnl m°mb"' °‘ was not adopted. He should have me 0m"l° L°'m“"““'° ‘”°t‘ many the information. at his disposal. and discussed the question of the Because although me policy was

v-vvvv vw

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leadership of Ha-rtly Dewart, K.C

" proposed in 1008. and the Laurier

Government to a gentleman to who_m the of this province_owes much. It is al

which there is every reason to be-

of which under Mr. Warburton’s direction faithfully performed. _ _ _ Warburton has been identified with the p_ub-

life of the province for many years. He was first

to the provincial legislature in 1891, and was|

in 1893 and 1897. On the retirement of

Frcd`I’eters in 1897, Mr. Warburton become

of the province, ii position which he held

1898 when he was appointed _ County Court for Kin 's County. This position he held un-

a well deserved tribute on the part of the averse, rigid amongst nts sl-nln

growers. where they bunkr,l upon

so getting their strongest support, the

Pairiot draws the sun-r.lys of political prosperity and assures

.will meet with general approval and one the ,,,, ,,.,.l,.,._,_..,,,,,,,,,,§,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,g,,

out the whole Dominion was never ns strong as it is todlly," Yell, vfriiyl But are lt's readers as galil ible as its editorial writers think they src? ' - _

happy days when the lltill so iittlngly filled the opposition stile of

the Ilousc the War':lnd llealth Tax was passed hy n straight par- -; vote. This means that the whole Liberal vote was recorded against

in those

llon. J.ll. ii rout on

M’P‘P" in tm ‘°gm'““m'" TM Government had heonlin power lol'

_expected outcome is n memorial in 12 years m_0ce,“ng_ wha the new 'the “““"`° M all “m"‘“l“m- mm' den nllmlnistrntion arrived in 1911, members dissatisfied with the drift 'threu years lawn H was to and Dt "‘"~"“"* “nd Wh" 'Tan tm" L“’°"` the Lliurler naval policy rcposinc ul principles had not been PW' in allustcoverell pigenliolc. ""°‘"9‘\ “S "N"-V 3h°“l‘l l"“"’ Men' The crlmc committed hy the Lib- ilii “S il \'°f`\iii Ui this ‘l""`0 Wm* eral lcndors lu respect to the nail" *.‘ “miie” Ui L“""`“"s“‘ ‘MUS ml” al protection ol' Canada and the ‘l“d°"'°°d lil the °°““'"y'" Tha" empire was not so much their full- is little doubt but that in this lstt- me to pmvme H -Bound umm] pop "" \"’5P“°‘ mel' ""“"“““"““ “"`° icy when in office, but their opposi- well foundrd. Libefaimm mls 1° tion to such ii policy when brought 5104131! S0 Cilililliell im “l’P°‘“`“““° i`ol'wlird hy their opponents. It is il¢i<ii`0 Ulf! C0\i“il‘Y “S lil “luke il _still current liil-itory that Sir Rob- ncrioueiv difficult for any one 10 el-t nm-lien went io nnglllntl ln llnilibffliillld iilEi\1., A1912; that lic there cnnsilltcd with

--7 * British Atlniirlllty; then lic i-of

PI . _

when he was prevailed upon by the Liberals

of Queen’s. County to resign in order to contest thi county in the Dominion elcction._ In this election

S it, and, if we could believe uny- e thing honorable of them, that they

S were opposed to it on principle.

ielec-tion returns, wherein the cou

Th” "°“bl*`” °f Prem!" N""l“ turned with li. liicinornndllm pro-

ilitivts already been well introduced mm, by mn Admmmy; that ,ms 1" "W imbuc “““d» 1" me Ween" meiuornnllllm contained certain

“` lnin stateiiients of inet, and that

' s'r.'.ioiilv F. Sul-einer crew of this St.

from

the

sold. Captain

the men of the several seyere they lelt New The big auxiliary schooner ironi Campbellton last July lumber for Tunis, Africa.. From there she went to 'I‘orrerie,i's an

fro

loaded salt for Charlottetown, P B. I.. When four hundred miles ni' the strait of Canso the vessel sprang a leak. To make a.~hcd stt- uutlon worse, the steam- pumps be- came disabled and recourse had

was controlled.

Un account of stiff head winds

big craft was blown gradually wards the West Indies. By tll

short., but before they were entit- IY exhausted a steamer have

sutiielent food to enable the vcss to be worked into Burblltloes.

In thc niellntiin the owner

awaiting the vesserll arrival, was becoming anxious whon ho r

telling of the plight of the lllind- fontein. This was in October.

Part of the cargo of salt was dis

to `

he inode to hand' pumps. and Ji. was ` with great difficulty that the leak i

was impossible to continue on the _ voyage for Charlottetown and thu ~ . .

time the stock of provisions ran ` i ’ ' ', ,

P4*Y',¢rw\ %.

».; ' ~» Lf i °$~2»»,l

', 1'

. .éiiitifati .

ilicll iliillillic

, will start in July and.,be in full swing H in August. Make .your plans to build ‘l or enlarge your Fox Ranch now. Book - ' your order for B. P. BRAN'D,~ENG-

LISH FOX WIRE; NETTING and thus be sure of delivery. ’-ihlousands of rolls will be wanted for his' year’s ’ building. Make sure of yours. ~ » 1

l. THE ROGERSHARDWARE COMPAN-Y LTD. 1

0 _:___ , _ . ,. .

in » i

Sight and supplied the crow wit

h . til 'U '__°"""""‘ *" _"”""““‘ 'mf _‘-- r~¢-----

, t *Qi ~K*:l.‘5‘(|.. .V "rm, _ . . .. ., _ _ _ _

the schooner was :kit Ciilirlottctuwtii '+*M(** '

e-~ i ‘

celved a wireless from tho stean- ~

ship wliioli supplied tire provisions ~ . f _ -'

; lilitf

was defezitezl but was elected ln l908_ holdlngill seat till 1911 when he su_ii'cred defeat with the Laur- ier government. . During these years he_ de- voted' time and energy to the cause of the .Liberal art :ind it will be generally conceded that 11YiV

Despite this they rol>nncte,'1 it nt last session in as fnr as the widows

tn the estates of the deceased are concerlled. So ihlt their somor~ saillt on this matter is of tho same

and orphans or those succeeding!

‘VY have practically mrned mm i)he Libertil leiidors laughed in the HOW". “lid if he ""*“*‘K°B 1° "“‘° nice ol' ilto Allmlmliy. slr tvlltriti if Wm "my bf’ imdei' great ""1b“l“' Laurier indlgnnntly stlill he wlln» iU°"' Wm? mp “cept” M omce sus - tcd to hear no more tnlk about the Wlidftd f\b0V¢‘ hh" 5“5lm“"'d by “ C-ormnn iiienliec. But be lived to

P V ` i `f-/lli hi havebeenwell' ` ‘ ~ ‘ ll' €l'Yl_0l\1,m9nt-“` th-ii nm.V _ J 0 l_m now _ , thread liner' than tint supporting wltnosé that ,nennce became A

earned, and we congratulate him on his appolntmen to an honorable and important position which we

fell assured he will worthi1_v fill. _

While concrotulating Judge Warburton on hi

t tenure as i-hat of all other things' - - ~

_ ri

which they have attempted to hand le. If that small tax was unneeedcd by the Arsenault Government with

time n necessary wzlr expenditure;

the sword oi Dafnecies in B iisil l'riglln'nl reality. (`0i\lmi>iii. Pfemiei OHVH- .(L“’e"' As for Mr. King, lie is upon Si) C0l\il1d9l`Bd ilil l‘ell\\f-"inn d“m` record as having opposed in 1911

S their pmlled revenue' am) M that aged to the extent of $50,000. “nd Sir Robert Borden’s proposal thnt

he Hlltd for liliil ilmmliil- H0 “U Cnnndn should build wal-lzliips. lie

elevation to this coveted Dosltlon our synipathl-eg `ic.lv eciiies it that with the BellWi0\\bi lli`0Vi‘ii illii CHS", for he Hill snid to the Gs'i'ili:\n-Cliiiatiilin elec-

ii Fail "(7 (lui t0 thoqe Whovthrough the exlgencles combinution'o enormously inereas- fl V0i‘lliCl- Bill he mils! \\i‘Vf‘ ‘W0

nn u y i.. V - _ _ . of the occasion, have been disappointed. There were

others whose claims were strong but as there was mls small item ina is its saaell. "0 K

but one prize only one could receive 1t_. It had been

ed revenue from TAXATION, that

at the lost moment. in the eloslnL§

il tors-of North Waterloo tlilit Bor-

s typical Liberal. for the Jury did den wanted to build ships to fight

t place is hi h value upon him. against their intherland. With such

and l»il6lY Iasilemled ‘me d“m“S*‘5 a record upon the navy, it would

become Mr. King nt 'least to keep

or- ~ '

ll- ` .

charged at Barbadocs rind the 'ii _ , schooner moved to Fort du France, ' ' . ._ Island Ut M|"`i'ii1|ililB. Whore thc re- f ' . mnindcr of her cargo was tllkcn ' out. Fronl Martinique the Ran

fontoin went to Key West for

l 1 tht- se-i.t<m'» vrlnclpls, time it the significant sum of 25 Cruis-

A ,' _`, , . i ' tayso .:’ . ,-

expected and \ my notiilail_\. that. ln_vlew of the fact an _ “WCP renmmg my beauty in Nm Scam ,M Www" ,R up Hmmm

that of the seven judges ln the province, only one iS ,H Um cmwlg of Wmy_ against s premature election. in

a Catholic, this position would have been ill*/ell t0 9- Catholic. In this connection Mr. Speaker. Duffy wa 'enerzillv looked upon as the one upon whom the hon-

S 'rss so-call.-,.1 lnlqulilss or the vi newer. Willie the Silifis ilvvfiif

War Time Elections Act, gave to

l' --~_._<-o>-;_-

the purpose of securing il new lease. VSIMCOE COUNTY’S EXAMPLE

S _.___

good, and it is said, preparatory (Toronto Globe)

the proceeded to Gulfport (Miss ,. wht-.re sho lolldod lumber for Wa cr ilorli :ind Dublin. Iirelond.i After iiibilililfglng at those place she went to Barrow-in-Furness, where she was sold.

The Randfontein was built here

inet year by D. ii. sliker, sim reg islcrs 1,295 tons. »

Democratic Deadlock . _

Grows Tighter V, Qs, '

_ - g 3,, . .

Convention took fourteen votes 0

ders front hor owner, From there ‘

E ' I 1 I

_ /\U~DiiTO]uUiM, SAN FRANCIS .

('0» Jliiy 6-Democratic National ' 1 .

rl. " . tv -

its first session today and failing to find ii nominee tool; recess ni

.lr

1 5 Qu/aft” L

_ _. zzzzssz .-

l _._ "_Lf ' _ _.r _ _

20 per centdiocount off all low shoes' including white can-, "

4.58 o'clock until 8.30 o'clock in the

- vas footwerlr wlihlelithcr solos, nntl heels, Depot fall lo lake

§ur would he conferred. His claims however had to

m,,|,.r|:,| which lhpy lhlmml adapt. ,ilccnuni of declining llealtli.

s' le in view of the almost certain loss of his “mn to ml and cmd-y gM.s,p_ and . __

be set rl. if . » _ _

S»eat,in the legislature should his constituency be

- D|,-,ilpd for all lm; lillly mold lor Gouin, :irenlly excellent admin

t squepze om M “_ They Wm now istrator, whom they will not east

opened. This one of the misfortunes of the poli 'cal arena worthiness and qualification and rlgh

which from cast to west they ex- Q\10ilf‘C iii¢0WiS0 iS i0Silii'ig 1"i`f'il'i

scandill-‘mongers n semblance oflto Premier Murrays' retirement on systems of _water conservntlon,

tiiortzed the fpurclinsc oi X00 to 1,000 acres of waste land, lipnn

~ which li stziri will be maillo in re~ - iorcstntion. The t.i'r-es. it is report-

ly ed, will be provitlotl by the Foresi-

- ry Brunch of the Lands nnd For-

»:-au.;

l :- » . nliust, be sacrificed to politicalexpediency and tho

politician must bc prepared either to wear the mar- yr’s crown or enjoy the plums as the needs of the

hour may dictate. _ _ `=i The acce tance of the _iudgeshlp by Mr. WSF-

burton leavespthe Liberal federal field open for ai

new calitlitlate for Queens C`ount_y. The Liberal Qon

' . . into" "i~, ‘f - ~

.vention is set for the ifith instant when nominations Mun‘,‘m';n m_ctf0nS_’Th0 ,m,,c,mm, ,md 0, .,,,,,c ,,,,,,,..,,, in ,.,l,,,|,,

:is it appears thus early alter the io lumber le:lsr`\s,'tilrell hy the Op" closing of the polls, represents ,position. Our lslnild Prelnier is pr!

hundreds of voters disfl'tlilcliised," ably worse in the nine holes tha _ "scores of ballot boxes sent to dc- any of the whole troubled Liberal syswnm '"1 w“‘°" ”°““°"“‘“°n'

will be in order. So far the only names mentioned in this connection are those of Hon. F. J. Nash, who ifgiven the nomination and the requisite support at

manipulation, and, as charity be-

lm libln to divert their attention be able to replace with rl man cap to something more substantial .th:ln` able _of holding the ‘l1ill'il' Dfflbliil conjemum m me line 0( l-ll-film; in tho country, ns he has done.

gms M home' meh. nr,.|,m-lunlll@gi.'luli|3d some ll-ifficulties to theii lmmllsenssing nltlty f-lccllsn motif- ilibf-ral Premier. notable anions ods, the most sliaiilcfili lil f`:inli.'l- Wllk‘il is U16 fflilr iD ililliff (`~f'Fiii0 inn history, is ni'f'il‘dcll them with- (`0llili~y il C0llSl\iilf-‘llCl' Vilcilill ffl

mv" ,M in lim 1-...im several ycztrs-opened for contest

9 este lleplirtinont nl' the Ont:-lrlli l|\ Govcrmilent. ll this movciiient

should become widespread in the older and more settled portions of

Bl the province, the whole comniun~ n ity'~livlng ,trhorein will be the gtiin- r er."I‘llc i'olly oi tllc pi'o<il;.:tlllty und _ l't-rklcssncss in deziltnu with the n forest 'wealth ol' Ontario in tile

plist has been realized too lliic.

H, .Wllste lirctls, lltiliiliginl: sprint.: ufiloods, the impossibility ol’ proper

'New Brunswick, last session pro-

S .und the lttck of i'l\ll' tililounio of

f‘V0l'iing. Wllen the afternoon hai-` ifliing was in tim Closing slag.; me Pfilnier _boom yvlis taking lin pp. \vlii'd excursion, in met thc first ln cnloyell since it look thc slip on the twelfth ballot last week. Mc- /\iI00 had taken the leading place from (‘ox. The Cox votes *and the Cox column had finally re- frllinetl some of its strength. When 'he S05Si0ll ended the threc princi- pal contenders were probably clos- er together than they had been for il iflilfl time and if it mcllnt nny- thing lt nlelint that the deadlock was n little tighter.

and the tcniper. What we thought

" ndvantligo of this cut price solo of 'scasunnpllt f00tw(,m.|

l ' . HOLMAN’S SHOE. STORE

li. R. Honlunu,

- ~ ` Queen Street. r . - v

1289-7-7-ff. . _ V ` ‘

J- _ ‘ ¢

~ "°°"` "_ T """_" “firm

iii’ Ciirliiléliiiwibifiiiiimk

we had gained on the past by our Slimliivr lighter mid-day meal we ~

' Trn!{elsAiersIolNcsil N G S C H 0 L `

the polls would fill t'he uosltlon as well as any one

puiv returning offlcrrs without hal- i’l‘l`-iulr‘r Irlbc, for he has to h:lr.\2~i

(-2156 213 )Y'95(‘ilt in Siflhti ~EX'G0Veln0r D' Mc xn' lolvpllpers, elrctors lists or poll .hini, that anxiety and uneasiness o

blmkm.. ..n0“_appmmmne 0| ,hvuty pailnlui l-i\l:.pt»llst‘_ colilliioii to all emrnin 0|m.[.|.,,, ,md Clarks nl liwdillng the cx"cutioners ax

r. iz . . Dumngstmlons; --ballots dish-||,n¢. lualle still liiore clnbarrnsing lis-

Cd knowmgiy to those not emm- c.lllse or uncertainty as to when .

non, Mr, George S. lnnizin, and Mr. Eff. Higgs, each of whom has claims upon party support and may be counted upon to worthily uphold the banner of Lib- eralism in the comingcontest.

° ` l’R()\'IN(‘.IAL CLAIMS.

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l One of the planks in the platform of the Nntiona Liberal and Conservative Party reads as follows :- N “The transfer under`fair terms and conditions of the remainder of the public domain held by the. Dominion to any province of Canada in which such domain is situated, subject to such reserves as may be deemed advisable in the public interest. As re- gards the public domain and all other natural re- sources outside the province and owned by the Do- minion, the adoption of such policies as will result in -their use :ind development to the advantage of Can- ada as a whole.”

The provincial claims against the dominion on

account of lands formerly jointly ownedand after- wards transferred to other provinces. is nn old story and it is gratifying to know that the final settlement of the question has been adopted as a definite policv by the present government. The claim of Prince Ed- Ward Island for its share of the value of these lands was submitted by ex-Premier, now Chief Justice Mathieson and ex-Premier Hon. A. E. Arsenault and ‘duly acknowledged, Sir Robert Borden giving ti' definite assure nce that tfhe claim would be settled as

as nn arrrer-ment could be arrived at as to the of the lands trnnsfr-rred. The adoption of the plank in the platform of the reconstructed

under the leadership of Sir Robert,

definite promise of an early and satisfactory

t. “under fair terms and conditions.” As to

amount of the Island’s share in this distribu it would be useless to guess. The maritime pro-

esch has its claim and we have no doubt that

\o¢ooQ4o¢o»»s»oo~~¢oe »

Guardian ilcaliee

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THE OLD ROAD

Givc me the old road still,

Give lilo the old road still!

Give mc the old road still.

Give me the old road still!

Give me the old road still.

again-

Give me -the old road still! .

lore--

Give ole the old rond still.

‘MOTHER ’

. . . . . .,,.. , _

_conditions.?’ So far as this province is ‘,",,’§’,§,‘l'{m“§‘;,{§,‘1§_{’,l"f‘§;el§‘mso it ntl-ml, witch it is cmiwfly its claim has been filed and acknowledc- shining, - both industry and uber, motions

Sffltéd find While if. Will dfillbtif~‘S.‘1 Still "R" means rlcht. and right slllvll an accepted scheme nf co~opora-

always be tion with the Petit-ral Govcriimenl

informed 'and careful watching there is rfood mi time illififllllllvr me ' T '

4 ‘ ' . . . .. ' Y “i’°“ c»

for assurance that we shall receive our legl- '”°"‘°" ttttilttiiiitcliulwlii:l‘irmi.u‘i2 sgmtieig

- A word that menus the world i P

share- » mo. ° practical use in developing resourc-

-(BY JOHN _U;m0ME'R(`)0NEy) passion tlinn ollr own Premie

I nm tired of the garnish city

t *.t, -

i Wheron Iii:-Tlllth and fashion and The logic or nm Palrlh is mo ` muy meet found, Quoting front the Globe

, _

l have trlivel’d flir the world’s tmdod gm wnv‘_nu0n5_ mp mmm”

broad ways _ _ N __

Since the iiollit-il down of my Gil\'i‘i'llllif‘i\l» ifi l°i""““"“<“\ “’ "“>

morning daysl, . 9|-go, the Whole C0\lI\ll'_,’ is l0ill§|l\l§

-:ixc will fall, S-.inding upon it nar-

._..._-.._.._--_~.-_._--_- .1-nw p0l\it_ his own followers on

the one side conspiring io rtlilove him from his throne and deprive

a I '

' ` - ' -lllm of his crown, and on thc oth-

or side an outraged electorate

awaiting opportunity to hurl hlin

1 furnnmd by w_ 3_ |_°||.°,;_ 'into political oblivion. From Mc

Kl-ilzic King, downward, tho piillhl of Liberal I’reniit\r‘s is surely pill- iible, but nonetneedlng more com-

Bell. _

says, “the rig-ht course for l`f‘lli`f" seniiltlves. is to trust the il€illiii‘-` That ls. in-at sl. ll' few slmrsir fit-

for ri change. While in the thrills- zlndli of cities, towns and Viiifiiws.

(live me the old rolid still. b i I _ With its zigzag fence and iff; 'here gms “Q” me?" “ Engl" co?

chestnut trees itrogat on n e r suppnr els o

And its F-brinzlini-s ' mud to the call upon them, or any or on-m io

. ,

l‘°“'°3 knew- resign. And the little trsdllcr-r

says tihe elactorate are sick 0! them. But meetings of i-he Bali

It is dusty and narrow-sl colin- Government supporters have br-on

"Y lime- held, in which the members rcslg'

Yet n wma” me 'back 'D my yum' nations were demanded, `nnd dis-

solution of the Legislature asked for. This the Patriot interprets as

But, oh it posses my motli.zr':l door ic' ~

, ____

The Western provinces are a- '

wnllenlng to the libsolllte nt-.ell of

l- `colniiici'ci:ll lumber near prosper-

ous ftirin ccntreit in tiltlt~.l~ Onilirio are part of ilio price now being paid. 'l‘lic Siliicoc County Council- lors tire to be coninlended upon ilicii' decision. li' their oxnuiplc be- t-.olncs epillcnlic future generations ot' Ontzlrio will rejoice.

-_-_-<0-3-1*-'

THE CROWDED LUNCH HOUR.

i (London Daily Telegraph.) Everybody strlvos to en, between

»olle ond two. It is only those

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nitcrnoon. illut the .system isbnd, ilnd the consequences are blul. Tho

lug-room damages the digestion who have some freedom of choice, and among them only the older folk, who put oil their lunch to the os, for which 'tho facts have been secured, a'rld the bureau will inves- tigate the practicnblllty of which industries may be possible because of the presence of rliw material and favorable conditions. Pulp for newsprint, cool mining, lumbering, and re-iorelitlng with a view to nnlple supplies of raw material is in tho programme. 'With the estab- lishment of big industrial and manufacturing concerns in their .lnl~!st. which will 'bring them into closer touch with e more verigated and all round commerclalism, then will bo' ii natural reduction in the cl-amor 'for tariffs to meet single

Give me the old road still. an expression of the peoples con- class conditions.

lt has no secrets of fortune'sl f|dence_ Complex and lliliflliiar log- A-_

industrial' developement. and in

- "M" 113: ifnhe" '“"""“ thmgs Sh" furiherance of this the iqoverlllnont

HO.. men” nm; that Bmw growing of Saskatchewan have commenced

\ old, in aciivis canipalgn tn encourl\go_

, , _ _ "T" is for the tours she shed to new industries, and to as ist inf

it will be made as promised, "under fair _ me me. . mall- gl-will. 'rlley sm ssissilsil-i

overcrowded, uncomfortable ea

have lost by having to iight for it.

Sonic further effort should be mtido to orlrtinizc lunch by sections. The diliiliiillllents which are doomed to ireil elirlv and isis would lsevlolsl ly groan, but they might be re- lieved by rotation, and 'lf minori- ties periodically suffer we should achieve the greatest good of tho

eaten in decency.

9000

Five Dollars For A Letter

A Cheque for Five Dollars

Will he Bent to the llutllor of what, in the opinion ol the

z Editor, is the most interest- ¢ ini; letter f/or pliblieation. All ’ envelopes slnuld be~ltddrese-

ed "Letter lox," ea.-e of the Editor, “The Cllhllotown Examiner, P.O. BM `A9, Char- lottetown. Communications

must be original andlexcllis- ive. Prefaaenoe will be given to brief letters bearing name and address for publication and dealing with questions of public Dailey. especially re- garding agriculture and its Drohloml. . _

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furnlsli i1 certificate of good iienltli, lind possess an education

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l(JJcl;t;»_0l:_ally tar by letter to Re vorelld Maurice McDonald at me

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for all those whose application has been received. .'

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All our expensive white boots at $2.98 per pair 1”' ‘ f

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New Lot of llolcproof Hosiery Just Received "J" l §‘.’§,'g“/`il‘- i`ii,‘*t_t'

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