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couJ>leted and areprepared _ _ _ _

to han le |8110 Clliantittea of ' I

For Candy Jellies

We have a full assort-

' ment of _Burnett’s Color

Pastes used in coloring frostings, candies, jellies, etc; absolutely harmless, perfectly pure and of

‘ great strength. Follow-

ing colors in pots.

Green Fruit Red Salmon Violet Damask Bose Chestnut Imperial Blue

Mandarin Orange , .1

Caramel l-‘rom any person or persons willing bane had asked n question if a settle-

for which we_ will gytthe market price. _ 'es

to offer will find it to

.their interests to consult ns.

11.. c|.'t»..1.`c.o.i......i ina c.,»

limited. _ 9140-3-245vfmtliEwfmtf.

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FERRIES QUEEN'S COUNTY.

China Point Ferry and Elliott River 0

SIJALED TENDERS will be receiv- ed at this Department until noon on tl

TUESDAY. APRIL 13. 1915.

to contract for carrying passenges.

calves. swine. grain, flour. meal and

sloner of Public VVorks "lf it is the 1

F¢"`¥-_ Carleton during the coming summer. h

The, Colhlnlssioner replied that he

_lcmtlnuul from Page ons.)

llc tentlon ofthe Govemment to open the, 6

mlsaio er of Public Works “wlietlier 8

his Department proposes to do for the n

MR. DELANEY asked the Commis-

d , D _ 3' o ste s have been taken lo locate the

s the intention of his Department to 8 pen a road from Albany to North 9

asked by a largely signed petition '

had visited the place and considered h nh `ed til attention of it would be in the interest of the pub- nf: pdbuo -u dp, ¢||;,p;»¢¢on¢,_ glmo,

10 ODQII ull! l'0l4|- It WEB the 111' M9g3u|»g|`_`,g|'§ gongmnuy bam' qdopl.

d 10 Sillltll-ard liaall-li. to prevent

. e

nd'l»'_i1‘.-prol human lif _

Mr. E. Simpson asked the Com- 3:3; 1.13' fd Ng”-d to mv;

nd milk inspection, pare foods. is now

be is aware oi’ the condition of the me wa¢¢|,"°|»d_ 7;., y¢|u¢|°n,9g,|“|. Bridse at SL Pétei-'s Bev and an ¢° msn ure has probably never been so what repairs are necessary and what bmp gg noi; A mud mcg lg mg kg

. y-

ote for social purity. The relation of

improvement of this very important alcohol to race degeneracy has been Public Work?" receiving increasing attention in re-

- _ ¢\ The Commissioner replied that his cent yn;-5, The edge; 91 dlggpor cn

_ _ - '4 Department intended to make the nec- ¢

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he human system is being taught in

saary repairs this season. 9

ur schools. '

Our churches are aiming at the bet-

ermeut of human life. and the im-

, intention of the Government to open 9|-oyemem of socgegy and me home

H F0811 fl'0ll1 Klnlwrll 10 MOU!!! 'l`fY°U life. and are ln every way worthy of

ur-support. Our educational institu- ona are fulfilling their mission in

D ti

best site for said road;" also. if it gedppmg the |-mug gong-,iudp and l

ivlng their pupils the ground work f their lives. and they receive our early support. We appreciate all the institutions of

The Commissioner replied that various orders that have for their ob-

iese matters were having the atten- j lon of his Department. P THE PREMIER stated that some

ect the uplift and well being of our eople. But what can be said of the saloon?

nys before, the member for Bradal- In what way may "_ be gd|d that the

loon has an uplifting tendency? l

ment had been made between the ex- think the Wm-ds of --Billy sunday"

Yeuow baggage, \_'ebicles,_ horses, sheep ecutors of the Estate of the late Lady dr.; very gpplicdbm He ig me remark.

vegetables over and at ross the above

forn the lst of April._’l915. in terms of the let J, William 4. Cap 8

been made, and how made? Also

tiring the resent ear. and if any

s _ _ _ .'

Fnlllling. f0l‘ IBINIB 112111 ll! L0! 57 ill able Evangelist who commenced hold-l‘ I _

. . ' t is Province, and the present parties ing n . tp, | php 1 | hi 0 J m.

Pots 20 cents ferries 1'or thc term of three years now holding thc said lands in the me K8 n mop a n M

y ilrd last and lu less than four

above lot. ll' so. what settlement has wr-pkg pad 15,395 pony.-|-ig to pig

0 » ~ -

_ ~ . . . _ credit. He is quoted as saying: _

J. G. Tenders must expliess thc rates of state the amount of coals incurred in "Tho pg;-mom ig gp.; devirg rw,-rdig.

ferriage on the above severally, flour

vegetables at per bushel.

The names of two responsible per-

sons willing to become bound for the

connection with the above settlement. ing office"

DRUGGIST and meal at per 100 lbs. and grain and and give the names of the parties

' ‘ ' Wll0 l\H\'0 U09!-1 Pli_iil-__lll\il 1110 3ll\0\ll\l presses heavily against the beat inter

to cacl1.-lflll1Y- hard. eats of the State lt baulshes ee

The Pre-inlvr in answer in this pre labor, it oxtermlnnlos the niotlninio,

-2 faithful performance of the service sented a statement which was laid me 3|-(wud, the m,m.|f.,Lld|-.,|-, 1; de.

Silver Plating

If at this time of house-

cleaning you _will look through your Silverware

` self to accept the lowest or any tend-

. o er.

must accompany each tender.

The Department does not bind it-

L. B. McMlLLAN. Secretary of Public Works.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS,

Charlottetown, P. E.'Island.

on thc table

att tion of the Premier to question g N0. 20. "to lay on the table of this

the AngloAmerl1-an Telegraph Co.. re-

THE PREMIER said he would 9 ring into the House a copy of the cor-

rlves them of occupation, it deprives

_ : , . . P

“ggi M- l\EN1‘*ED\ (hell drew U19 them of breed, it converts the erncgy

f a community into indolence. its wer into imbeeillty, its efficiency ln-

The saloon is an institution which

. fr

House the contract and all other pa- gd w¢a|m¢,gg_ Being mud |u3d|-youd pers connected with the arrangements pnvo we not B right 10 demand its px. made between the Government and ge|»m|pd;1¢n'_»

Shall society suffer that the saloon

March 29, 1915. gariling the night letter service of keeper may ggnunue to gather me

9291-4-IM1.2.3,8,9,10,12.13. this Province." _ money that should be spent in food

nd clothes? Must the country lan- uisll. droop ond die that the saloon

you will be sure to find some article that needs re- newing. Send any of these to us you desire re-plating as we are making a ship-

ment shortly.

Cold Storage Space

For Eggs I

Dealers wishing space for eggs this

season will please take notice that applications for some will be received up to April 9th inst.. eaglh applicant to

G. H. Taylor

I eweller & Optician

is required. . _ ll If more than available space ie applied for it will be allotted propor- P tlonately. All s acc allotted must be

slate number oi' cases for which space “`°"|‘l l""~"° “ ““"'9>' "'“d'~‘ UI the 'dad

respondence lu regard to tho night let- ter service.

hill. A. A. MrDONALD asked thc

Cornmissiouer of Public Works "what is to be dune in answer to several pet- itions asking for the opening of a road from the Church Road, Lot 40, to the Cardigan Road in Lot 41?"

The Commissioner replied tllat he

nd rcport thereon shortly. The next order of business was re-` orts of couiniittccs.

keeper may flourish? Thus lt is proved that from a social standpoint the saloon must be condemned.

From the social standpoint l can

see no room for or uceti of thc saloon. From the National standpoint we have now good reason to speak against intoxicating liquors, with no uncer- tain sound.

We are all no doubt aware of the

trend of events in regard to liquors that is going on among thc nations of the earth now engaged in the disas-

Tllr HIIIOWIDS bills were reported. trous war-loolt"at Russia, Fran e and

N Mark applications plainly on out- P"i‘"“" Bm” C°’“m""’*’- T0 l“l`0"'

F* incorporate thc Dark Patch Silver Fox

paid for, whether used or not.

side of envelope, “ Space for Eggs."

|__~|' D_

THE ISLAND COLD STORAGE CO.,

CHARLOTTETOWN. P.E.I.

APRIL, ~ 9299-4-lmlw

Date Day Time 1 Th. 11.119 2 _ 0.04 Zi 0.5-1 4 1.46

F. Sa. S. ‘

5 M. ' 2.42 6 Tu. _ :L44 7 \V. 4.515 X Th. 0.011 9

I". 7.12

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Xml S/l 3.1! 7.8

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High \\'1u».'i'

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15.43 17.11 18.258

_ More Moneygto Loan

_Q-.°‘_"."‘?° onwnwcec el..

Messrs Mncklnnon_& McNeill, 90

Great George Street. have several more thousand dollars to loan on real good security in the city or country in small or large sums. Preference i

_ Act to incorporate the Sunimcrside

_ _ _4_. _ _ __ .ar c'1.c.t:--c

7'." ?".".".°' sm enwt-as

10 sa. _ sos o_o 19.51; 11 .-1.54 ° -11.00 :iz M. I 9.1;: ‘_ ‘ 21,50 13 mos. ‘ :su 14 _ 10.36 r

15 Tn. _ 11.05

16 F. 1 one "

17 Sa. ' 0.43 "_ _

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11.32 11.58 12.23 12.48 , _

1,23 I.

M. . 2.04 li. 3

Tu. :.46 l..l. _ ll..lo VV. Q 15.152 6.11 127.48 Th. I 4.26 ti.1 14.34

~ 23 F. 5.26 0.1 15.45

» 24 Ba. ` 6.25 6.2

25 S. ' '.`.lli 6.5

. 26 M. .\_c0 l;.8 ‘ 117 Tu. into ._..

158 VV. il.lb 7.7 - 1:9 T11. _ mr. xi

30 F. 2 10.33 8.5

A RIL-lst lo flrd fresh. cool spell.

` 4th to 8th, rain. Sith to 12th_ damp,dull

and unsettled conditions. 13th to 17th

- foggy, drizzle. 18th to 21st, cool spell.

22nd to 25th than eahle 26th t

9¢HNH"N UI-l©Cr¢U1C>'\l

GN*

lil 150 21 22

17.21 18.50 20.08

I ‘$1.09 _ 22.04

22.57 23.40

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27th, warmer. 38th to 30th, stormy.

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" DIARY OF EVENTS.

TO-DAY.

Legislature. “__

I\lagistratc's Court .4

_ Prince Edward 7.15 nud 821.50. P

l’coplc`s 'Flicatrc 7.15 and !\'.»l.'i_

B '- DEATHS

VESSEV.-Ai Lltllo York. April Sth. Margaret Elizabeth, ilauigliler of \\'ar-

,,_ ren ll. and liattle Vessoy, aged ll months. Funeral Friday at Il p.u|.

MCPHAIL.-lll_Ncw liuven early this morning, Mrs. llobert A. lllcPhall. Fun-

'~ eral notice later.

_f- "Try Rexall Kidney Remedy. lt has ~‘~ proven itself to be is wonderful reme-

dy for treathig any form of kidney dir

_,,»,, eases. Guaranteed. lu llquld form.

Mc. and $1.00, in pill fonn 60c. Mac-

' Kinnon Drug (.'o...Cor Great George and Kent Streets. MEtf.

_ “I0 cents la not much 3 handsome Is lt?

rsoelvsd a

sflsr at

for a

WOO |‘-

iioulicmric-ill, fm- thc bono-Ilt of tho enemy. lu in bt- inndc.

ever ordered. an infantry. Must bc Suoil rlllc sllola. and ofumhcr ste

"UD ¢°il19letlou of 1000 men, orders .W r

given to loans for purchases of pro- Defty. _ 8936-3-lltwflm

Tenders

Are hereby invited-for the erection of it Presbyterian nianse at Covchead. l Tenders must bc in thc hands of

undersigned by April 15th.

Plans and specifications can be seen

at home of undersigned.

Committee does not bind itself to

accept lowest or any offer.

GEO. "l`. BEARISTO.

West Covcl|end_

Chairman of Committee.

3365-»i~iim4I `

The property of the late John Good

dey. April ll. llll-5. cornmonclug at 2 o`clock p. in.. comprising lil acres choice land, also Z: stacks llay and

read n first time and referred to tho

poratc the trustees of Little Sands; to

Co., of Tlgnish; Au Act to Amend an

Cemetery Co., to incorporate the A, E. MacLean Co.. Ltd; to incorporate the Kensington Electric Light Co., Ltd.

Under Orders ofthe Day, lion. Chas.

Dalton presented to the llousc the- Report of thc Dalton Sanatorium Commission. The report was as fol- lowsz-

T0 HIS HONOR.

THE LIEUTENANTT GOVERNOR

MAY IT PLEASE YOUR HONOR!-

Durlng the year the following con-

tracts were ict:

J. M. Clark, Main Building,

and lcc House $124,150.00 M Clark, Power House 700.00

posal

James A. Aicl-Juchcrn,

lit-ating

1,450.00

4,755.00

Plumbing 4,455.00

l»`|r1- System and Elec-

lrll- Lighting System

W. 1'. Doull, Electric \\'ir~

lnl: '

T. ll. Kent C0.. Ltd.. Boring

well $2.50 per foot 39,471.25

2.L'SG.00

Great Britain, ull declaring against li- quor.

Nationally wc have cause lo llc-

ciurc against the liquor iraillc, \\'hile our tration is ip a lifc and death strug- gle il becomes us to consider well our position in regard to this great ques- tion, ami if it is really necessary and possible to abandon the indulgence of alcohol as a beverage in war times it certainly should bc possible to banish its use as a beverage from our Domin- ion aficr thc war and for all time.

ln conclusion l would ask the unani-

nlous support of this llousc to the

amendments proposed rind would close my rt-marks with thc followirlg quota-I

'N COUNCIL- lion froln Ruskin:

“As the flower is gunwed by frost,

The Ch“\'|0H U.Hll0l1 SHIll1\0l'lUl1l so every human heart is gnawed by

C0mllliSSi0ll beg l'%H\‘t2 K0 sliblllll iis faithfulness and as surely, as irrevo- sccwld annual report. onbly as tho fruit bud rolls before the

cast wind-so falls tho power of the kludcst liuuiap heart, il' you nicct lt

with poison."

MR. JOHN ltlCllAltDS agreed with

J. . ' J- M- Clark. Selva e Dis- the proposer and seconder that that

was a very important question, im- portant to this province as well as to all the provinces in the Dominion. lo-

Suiuley, Shaw at l’cardon, deed to all the civilised world. Por-

haps no other question was of so vital

Lunt Moss Co., Water and interest at the present time. ltwns the

proud boast of this little province that

1l,l}7li.25 ll

perancc legislation. and it was to the Liberal Governinent's credit mint be given for introducing the Prohibition Law. it was a good law and well

,_ calculated to carry out the purposes

Tin- 1-onlrn--1 for tho rnnln building for which it was enacted. io prevent

had lcd the advance in tcm-

I bound the 1-onlraclura to complt-lc

the building, and hand ii over to thc

' Commission on the fifteenth day of

Novenilwr lllll.

The contracts for lighting, water

situated at Winzsloe Station, will be supply' l’|“mbl"5' llclnlngf and N90' offercd by Public Auction on Wcdnes- "I" “`|"l“g» "ll" ¢*0U¢“|'fl`Ul|l’ Wil-ll "lv

contract for the main building in rc-

(Contlnued on Page 'l‘hree..)

a qunilllly of straw. 'l`<.-rms for farm

at sale 8 months will bc given lor thc buy. snlc positive.

ily order of Erectors.

BENJ CARTER.

Auctioneer.

8257---5;-Illhili.

1000 MEN FORM "LEGION OF

ADVENTURE" FOR MYS-

TERIOUS MISSION IN WARL

L.lli\'llU.\.'. l-Illglulnl, April 7.--lllr

nlitnvu has pol lu,-+-ll “ltllli-ll 1-litircly” lil' fills lunl-Iliui-»|naile war, Tlioso who are in 'sc-urcll of it can find il lu-day by I applying ai. an olllcc just off the l~llru|\<I i|\ I.ouiInn. ‘

A "lclxion of udvci|i\lrc" is about to

bc form#-tl for ai~ri'i<'e sumuwlmm abroad. but--hero is lhc romance-its tlenlliiatlon is n point on which no an-

An appeal in issued for 1000 picked

men "willing to .st-rvo together, wher-

. ad

habits. litrict medical lest noccssarg. Preference given to frontlersmen and others who have lived abroad, age twenty~ilvc to forty-flvé."

lilentcnsnt-Colonel Driscoll, who

raised and led Drlscol|’s Scouts in the

South African war, issued the appeal. -

llc wants the tliousanll men at once. A card which he has issued states that

ill be issued from _the wa PAY. separation allowance, be the some as for the regular

authorised to

be litre

oillce."

will

"f am

colonel.

The Pink of Health

is every- woma.ri's right

but many are troutlccl with sal ow complexicrs,

headaches, _ backaches, lor spirits-until they icarn tl:r‘ surorellef may he fcrrzl i

Hsds_'lls&lV&sl»ls»slvrli Bunk.

ldlsvvlnihn. lnsous.1-sums

You Can’t

the illicit lrufllc in liquor. lil: was not going ln say ilu- previous government exhaustcil all thc means of milking prohibition pcrfeci. but llktf all laws, unless properly enforced li. would be- come practically useless. The Prem- ier had made a statement showing that all hc had duun had boon done

in the public interest. fog the adminis- tration of justice, and th enforcement of the provisions of the law to its full- est extent. llc would not contradict that statement, but there was a feel- ing abroad that there never had been greater laxity than under the present government. That seemed to be the opinion of the temperanoe people and of the churches. But now that the peo- ple hail road the charges made. and had an opportunity of reading the reply of the Premier, it was tor them to judge in the matter. They are thc tribunal to whom the caac lmist be nubmlllcil. llc thought a. great ques- tion of this kind should rise above par-_ ty politics. He supported the amend- ments which ‘ho thought would strengthen the enforcement oi' the Pro- hibltloll Law. '

THREE YOUNG MEN DROWNID WHEN AUTO PLUNGID THROUGH IRIDOI. _

New/out N fr April s~'rin-no

xwg mouibcru "of .:_l:_1_i“_llioniclalr

Line

__ emy Alumni As __ on wall: rowned early today w on an an

}noblio__in whips th:_y were riding with our o ters p ang t an open .imvsi-iaréinto its mer:

of Lookea ..':l'°.2°°° °°"°'.f..£‘.'::.‘:’ “l

'l'lisy'rs inner. rnsrsrisaatifui and

gpproprlsle than anything wsbavs yet shown-a'sd-ahst ls llrllll some- '

thing.

mea _in s - retina them," "They time

Hill

nge, arilitcb _ _ Ill I

llagene Stephens, both of Newark.

(Continued from page one)

He could give the House one Idsf

of the inode of omtion' ot tl\elAll - ance detectives. 'e men stayed at a prominent Hotel in Snnimerslde and

passed themselves oil! as men iptertgt- ed in fox deals. They were 1-_ lows, free and_easy, spent monoymade friends. treated their friends and .-fin turn were treated. In this way they were introduced and given privileges in the drugstorea allowed to very tow. with the money. sivnn them they were able to _carry on this campaign of deception and temptation- which culuminated in the bringing on of a large number of cases and ended in~ an abuse of our Court of Justice.

lt had also been flung about that

there had been undue interferences on the part of the , members of the Government in prohibition mailers. Ono case quoted was that of Lewis. and the Premier had explained that fully. There was also one that he was said to have had something to do with. He would explain -the case. There was a laborer who was prevailed up- on to procure a bottle for another party. he was caught, convicted and the prosecutor had a coniniltnlent for him. The Chief of Police came to him (Mr. Arsenault) and said “it was _too bad that this man should be sent "to prison as it was evident lie had coni- mitted this technical breach ofthe act unwittingly. This man had been ln the habit of getting drunk. Didn't he think lt would bc a good thing to hold this commitment over his head io pre- vent him offcuding again?" lie (Mr. Arsenuultl said hc did not know the facts but if they were as the Chief ol' Police stated he would nee thc Prose- cutor on the subject. Ile sent for Mr. Phillips. told him what the Chief' of Police had said, and left it to his dis- cretion whether or not to send the man to prison. The Prosecutor did not enforce the warrant. and the man had not offended since. He did not think that in this instance any one would claim that the spirit or in-

tention of the act had been broken.

There was only one other instance,

in which he "interfered'; with the Prosecutor. lic sent for him and told him of a man who was giving trouble by his contravention of the act and ln- formed Mr. Phillips that either the ol-_ fender or Phillips must go. The man went out of business. Thai was the ex- tent of his "interference" with the Proswwutur in thc discharge of ills duties.

After referring to police statistics

for Summer:-ilde and showing that for last year the iiumher of convictions for drunkenness had been cut in half last year. Mr. Arsenault said that dur- ing thc Cliristmars and New 'fear holl- days tlicrc had not been tt single nr- rest for drunkenness in Sunimcrslde. During the last three months, in which tlierc had been the holidays, n ,civic election seed fair etc.., lhurc had been only arvcil or night con- victions. lic had liceli a resident in Summersidc since 1901 and he could say on his honor as a member of thilt House, that never hail the town been so free from the illicit sale of liquor or drunkeness as during the lust year. (Applause) Another charge flung- and a great' to do made about-was thai ii certain mail had been offered' thc Proaecutorahlp on condll.|on.s that he would protect two drugstores. The prominent man in question was said to he Mr. Collins Craswcll of St. Elea- nors, and he had interviewed him on the .sub_lect.He might say that so for as the Government was concerned there was not the slightest foundation for the report. He had inquired into the matter when the statement was made at the Prince County Alliance and was sail-sl`lcd that lt was untrue, but he wars, not so constituted as to run to the Press with everything that came his way. He was satisfied to walt until he could make his statement to the members of that House. He had interviewed the man Craswell who told him that a druggist had offered to try and procure hlui the Pro- secutorslilp on condition that he spared him and another drug- glsl. The other drugglst deniod hav- ing mode any such proposal, and -that was all that was in the report. As a member of the Government hc could assure them that Craswell never ap- plied for the Prosecutorshlp. and never was offered ll.. Tho only man who was uffcrcd thc appointment was Mr. Phillips and no other man was np- pruachcd directly or indirectly-to fuki- thc appointment except Mr. Phillips. lf M.r. (Iraswell was offered tho pro- secutorshlp it was by irresponsible parties and without the knowledge or consent of any member of thc Govern-

mont

ll. was said Mr. Phillips was lax in

the enforcement of the law. He did not desire to make comparisons, but Mr. Phillips was the best prosecutor they over had in Sumrncrsido und thc r`e-sults and conditions now prevalent proved it. It was charged against him that he had not proceeded against n man against whom a complaint was laid. _He knew something about 'that cane. He was an old man not in his right mind, and on ‘lloctora orders al- ways had a little whiskey for stimu- lant. The bottle was always in his room, and it had at times liappeued that some friends called to sue him and they had helped themselves to re- freshments. they would some- times ioave a ten cont piece as they knew the olu man could not afford to treat them. Ho was not in his right mind, was eighty years of age. tottering to- wards his grave, and was the marr against whom a was handed ln, and he asked was not doing his duty pro ceed against him over a year Arsenaultl know that llc

was not

his duties been, He

and the

had prnctii-ull for n cpm:-It-r ol' ii cen-

iron

The In or

4 A-.__-Q.-.

lift

_ What is CASTORIA

Oastorla. is a. harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Para- f gorlp, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Iorphlne nor other Narcotic

substance. Its nge is its guarantee. It destroys Worml -

and alloys Feverlshness. For more than thirty yearsit Ima been in oonstant use for the relief of Constipation Flaizulency, Wind Colle, all Teething Troubles , ~ Dian-hosa. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels,

asslmilatea the Food, giving

healthy and lus¢lll'al» sleep. _

The Children’s Panaceu.-The Mother’s Friend. _

annular: CASTOB|A atwsvs

Bears the Signature of . `

0 0

~ In Use For _0ver 30 Years

_ \

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'.1

The Kind You Have Always Bought 1:.

‘TNICINYAUICOMPANY NIWVCIKCIFY

as l sec Mr. l- llhc member) is present “l'll have to be careful what [say tonight." Yes that was the reason, and the pity was that there was not n member ot' the legislature present at all those lueotinks its then there would be atuuc our to ui1s\vi_-r Mr. Wilson und Ili/4 l'rl1-url.-1, and he would have io hc curcful what hc said.

ln conclusion hc would like to any il

word about Judge McLt-rod. An attack. a cowardly attack had been made up- on liiul when hc was not in a position to deft-nd himself, but hi- would lot that pass uftcr whnl the l'r1-nilcr had salil on the rll|I1_Ii'<~l. llul llcsiilcr; this open attack, ilu-rc bail bet-ii 11 grcnl.

deal uf slander and inucnilo been elif- _

culatcil by this coli-rio of sim-_alled re- formers. Sori|g___\y_¢;nl lin- length nf saying that ihu .ludge dccitlcd ns he did “because hi: was it tlriuhlilg nlan himself." lt was untrue. Judge Mc- Leod had not drank liquor of ally kind for some ycurs. llc was as much u. total nbstalucr as any of thc critics; moreover he was well respected und honored in Prince lfounly whore hi-_

tury. 'l`hc only ri-anon for this alundcr wns bccuusc thc verdict. was against the i-utupluiuunis. llid they cvcr know 11 liilgzini who lost his case who was salisfii-il wilh the _lu<lgun,-ni. ti- gainat tin.-m'.' Wits il lilti-|_v lhut. ilu-.sc :vho brought serious cliiirgcs ugalnsll oiiicinls and failed to prove them \\'.iul1‘ be sntl.st'ieil with the vcrdil'i'.'_ That was the sum and substance of the wliqlc |1l‘iitcr. ll. woul.l be vcr_v_‘ hard in this c1unlr_\' lo find ti in in to act as pruseclliol' wl|`o woliltl give lull- vcnnil aatlsfuctioii. They wt-ro ull liable to multc mistake:-1. and prose . cutors were no exception. but so long as a man tried his best what were they to do. lt was human to err. und if should be divine to for- give.

On the motion ot’ thc lion. Mr. Mc-

Kinnon, the debate was adjourned.

"Mens New Stetson .soft hats In all the new colors-for example 0llvc.‘ with contrasting band, blues and browns with band of a lighter shade than the hai, grcys, greens and all the rest-offered ln all the new Shapes. Moore G. McLeod. 9406-4-9M3l.

PERU IS TAKING _

I0 TEMPERANCE.

l.lll/lA, April 7.-That the European

war has caused n renewed interest in the lcnipcrancc movement here is tho opinion of leading newspapers, includ- ing El Coulcrcio. -

in ii recent editorial, El Coincrclu

culled attention to what was being done toward combating lntcmperancu in Peru, and it may not be generally known that for n uulnbor of years tho government has been _very active in that illroctlou. '

In pointing to the recent dccroca

published in liusklu nudln l~`ranc1-, and thc benefits accruing fronl their en- _forcc-meut, ldl 'Cumerclio declares that l'cru some time ago realized the ne- cessity l`ur making iclnpcranco it topic for instruction. This iluwripnper bc- llovcs that no butler field i'or_propa- gandu exists than lilo schobls; that when the advantages of temperance are once brought holile early~ it is lunch cuslcr to get results.

it is recallcil no\v that duringtbo

l’un-A|n<-rican coligrcss hold in this city in 1913, thc well-known Argentine snvuiif. Dr. ('ubrcil. offeri-il ii resolu- tion which was approved l\y_ the con- gress to lhc effect that all the nations in America should combine in ii mevo- lncnt for the touching of tcnipi-rauco in tht- public sclloolrs. Peru ut onco took measures to nlnke this tcachlilg practicable. lt is realized here that there is a big field lu connection with the large indian population through- out the mountain regions. The gov- crumcnt has proceeded to lay out u program that is expected to accom- plish thc most good for the greatest number of the natives, und it is con- sidered tllat in rio way has P_er}i shown more its appreciation of what the world teaches than by making the European war stand ua a lesson in re- spect to tclnporancc.

“A small lot of boys shirts-about

two dozen, practically complete range

gf sizes. while they last' we altar at 5 cents each. Moore A McLeod.

9406-4-9M3l.

_..i..lq_.._.

“Get a new Steison or Trsss Hat

today sir-and you will. know 'what good headwsar means. All *hs right colors-all the new shapes. Moors _l. McLeod. 9408-4-9M3l.

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