fy _____. -

Insur

Catholic Men and Women,

age investment. and Endowments. 1

Nine up-to-date plans of protection and old members. Whole Life, Limited Payment Life

LSO SICKNESS CONTRACTS A Millionaire Society With a Solvency of Over 100$ Agentl Wanted. Apply Albiin Glllls. Trustee. Sununeraida. P, B. 1., or H. I-‘yiand. Montreal, Que.

" THE CATHOLIC MUTUAL BE EFIT "c l’ ASSOCIATION or CANADA

. mi exclusively Canadian and Bilingual Fraternal’ once Association of»

Fifty-Years standing for who are invited to become

Secretary, 1015 St. Deal: It,

0-0-60‘

Agents Vllzintcd

TTVE in: our or wort i .5 My ram CHRISTIAN MEN .9‘ wnmmL Qglkge students, tench- : "ifs ministers and others for" (ifs- 5 zrnéutmg religious literature. For l articulars writ»: statlnl: BBB 11nd

Enrich connection. Mr. Conrad, j 33mg“ Toronto.

Towers, w. 5-10-15-17-22-24-29-31. ivoivinrs - sTEabv. ‘I rofiialale employment. weekly 11113’. l. gum; our universally known. Fluar- Z\ antecd 0115111?" Trees and Plant? -| Now,“ Mil iii-st varieties. Theft‘ -S l! hhdii:oiici' lll ii for you. Illustrati- Eq i-yiv-to-thtv-riiinute Ptllllllllliinb Real siilrr. co-ollfialhll- twill‘? Lulu I 1'. Nurscrlc5. "11 1'91‘- _-. Emu" Q 107-1-1. w.

Ejllllé Help Wantcdfl‘

3___,_. yrs-era.» DDIEDIATELY. 2 SIN- ; 51¢ nzcn, about 25, for farm and ranches. A. C. Wood. Mir- fl"? hem 0-14-41 iiiFfFibs s AS‘ in... clerks, etc, vacant. Write the , M, C_ c. civil Service School, Tor- ' onto 111. u. l-l. w. 5~I3-lO-l’l-‘

i. Airs l: dc lllltlllfil our sprcl l lixiarrt iriiiiiiiie. Ihi .. ol-rr Barber Collciiv. n St, Hzilifux.

4'l‘tlolf.

MEX llilNlllll Ti) Iiarhci"

ILYLlhfl \N 'i.-\isi.r:ci.o'r'ris. oii!

my; pow ""l‘ Accrits arc clcnniii;

. up 51311.0 i2 ally. Nev.‘ discovery 1m-

. en lfl|)l"i'll7lllo. Ink stains and dirt

erased in two seconds. Write now

for inc szinipiu outfit. . 131111130

, llcpt. B-Lll, Box 2503.

M. II. W. Feb. 15-Stf. l‘..‘.' - -ISN"I‘

p. uioii‘? (‘inorl

lil \ {Knlll} 0118M 11111-1 lllclory in farmers. ' irst li‘<‘l'f‘ll.1llfll.SC before i.\_v 1i‘ Riq-iiruiiicnls are 146i‘ i\\\1\i"l'*—l\i1[‘. (‘.‘.i‘l'

. . Aniorirtnii Oil l": Co, 9915 ll.\l'\ill‘d Ave. Clc t

Olllfl. iii. ii. 5-17-11:

For Siilc roll. SAl.l1--1’»'.)l.'S m: ' ' 1:15 J-ill.

Water Street. NEIVLY FRIIPlIIILNIID umdr i.‘ l.i~. Apply . 7v . livtiinril. " '

FOB SALll-QIX-INTITY OF bE

ED

and mixed grain. Ernest Foster, ‘ Marshfii-lil. 3787-5-lil-2i. - FIWIWIZR (‘OTFAGII

Gordon McLean. Corn y'all. _ 3T ‘-5-lii

, roir sxiiiz, 15.1.51. uoarru iruu room signs on hand at Guardian

Office. u _____, _______________ FOR S-\l.I orzirrriri’ on

lilniiiitziii Cri-liflcd fjecd. N0. ‘.3 ' hoiatoi». llilYlil Dirt, Sullollt.

l‘ 38l2-5-17-{li. _-€-—'--

m‘ 01110-2 “ISLAND lunar“.

1 U! U. sound. 2 cows 7 years. Ap-

l, P111 P. lifcGrath, Covehcad Road. 3768a5-15-3l.

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lmuvnriirrv ‘PLANTS. 50.3175. 75° Der hundred. $1.00 by mxill; “no Der thousand. F. S. Reeves.

l 50111111011. 3701-5-16-121. .____,___ __‘____ FOR SAI.II—('IIOICE SEED “WHEAT , (whim F1101 nlso secrl oats r (Banner-l. H. G. Judson. Alexandra.

3799-5-I6-2l. .-.____

F011 sacs-own TEsii-v/snorr ; “m1 1111K and hay-rack, si-ufflcr. y ‘P111111 ll'll‘l'i'l\l\'. hay mower. Almost. ‘ new. Mack MiicPliail, North River. ' 5-14-41. __§______i___~_~ iii?» iv‘ F01! a h . i\ LE —- COMFORTABLE l 1.219. Rood housc and buildings. ' in 6 garden. Sitltnbl: fort-ranch- . 3- 57101:.’ Mrs. Partridge. York. p‘ 3742-5-14-81. Fggtm SE61}... Moon. 70A c0miv:"“l\111l}l1t. Sedan in perfect ‘iAmJ-‘n bIJTQ-lln for quick salo- . fir yiarics R. Stavcrt at E. , 5110M office, Summersidc. __\ - F. s. May l7. -______ rgfiflxolti - n roor BOAT. art- Fnrnartgtulannd lllvln: apartment. r 0 "m" h rs ca. l or write. Small- payn act may be considered in ‘"11- Nathanicl Gav. Pownal.

wiélCllodss-ifiied Zlduertisem ents

on; Insertion .....-..--uu..

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‘LROOBIS IVIIYH OR WITHOUT

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"nnltloperllnnofivrordn . leper-lino oIlIerds . Ioperllneollwnrdn ‘Idpfitullctllifltllfll

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Miscellaneous

JOHN atr-‘IrEnMa-cnoivatn, mm: Surveyor, Box 29, Hermanville. 3570-5-6-lmo.

POTATO TAGS FOB THE SEA- son's shipments on short notice Guardian Central Printmty.

STRAYED SATURDAY, MAY 10th, 4, I year old hclfn-s. -1 white and gray, 1 red and ivhitc, 2 black and white. Notify John N. Stewart, Szuihilort. 3786-5-16-31.

TENDERS ‘FOR CHEESE MAKER»- Tcirdcrs will be received till May 27th. for making cheese at Gownn llriic season 19110. Factory t: open June 10. Henry Mallard, Secy,

AUCTION - COMPLETE CLEAR- nnce General Merchandise. Stems Pop & Co., Souris, ocmmcrims Mziy 19th. Also splendid set Store I-‘ix- tures including twelve Rochester" L-amps suitable for Church or Public Hall, 3810.

Wanted

\\'.-\N'l'i'_Zll TWO YOUNG MILK vs. A; shire Grade with calf by

" i: Ii. Aylward, 3198-5-16-21.

board. Apply’ to Guardian.

3800-5-16-31.

W'AN'I‘I-ID — CATS WITII NEWLY born kittens. R. Reymond, South-

pott. Phone 1175. 2638-3i-c.o.d.-tf To Let TO hET-GARAGE, 205‘ WATER Street. 3801-5-16-21. ROOMS WITII Olt WITHOUT board. Apply to Guardian. “T. L." 3800-5-16-31. Ti‘) IlIlNT-IIOU‘ NI‘ 200 KENT 51. with union". Jiuic 1st. Apply l1. l... Day, Phone 6117-1 3324-5-17-21

l. usincss Opportunity

EN!) UN ER'I‘.-\I.\"I‘Y FOREVER - v..Lii splendid ll(‘\V business. Ex- inimcly profitable, even for part

immense, cvcr growing field.

mllfiolllCll, mechanics, repair-i

.0‘l'.c . You (‘till now learn

iablc secrets oi‘ building, ser-

ll'§. selling all \.’\Clllllll cleaners.

u; hLg prulliis n1 half price. All

supplied. Free expert in-

.L:oii. frivipci- with us. the or-

‘ . Assn "d Industries, Luginccrs lllqlpr, Cleveland. 13. O. 5-17-Ii.

Articals’ For ‘Sale

FOR SALE — ON COOKING rcnnc, “Home Comfort.“ Apply 89 l‘. . rd Street. 3H18-5-l7-2l.

Situations Vacant Male

Only lt‘.‘.'.' ivcckii required Canada's oldest and l! "tic schools. Write " 7'. llonilizion Trade Lawrence, Mou-

S V. M. 5-3-17.

Nursing

TRAINING SCHOOL FOR. NURSES.

Ilcnry Gale Hospital, Standardized Hos- l pllal and accredited school. Thrcc rear course. Afiillafinns with Prov- idence Ciiy Hospital mid lvfass. Eye and Ear Infirmary, Eight hour day. Allowance $15.00 monthly. Classes admitted February and September. One hour from Boston. Tivo years of fllgh School required. For further information apply to Superintendent. N-S-Z-til.

Salesman IVantcd RALESMEN WANTED —- SALES lRent for Prince Edward Island Good any. Free outfit, We want nmrn reliable. energetic representa-

thn Island Our agency t! profit- able. Wrlre. Pelham. Niirserv. Co.

Toronto. Ont B. W. b-WSTF- Female Help Wanted WANTED—KITCIIEN MAID. Al'-

ply Parker Hcusr.‘ 3523-5-3-tf.

WANTED-A GIRL 'l‘0 HELP WITH General housework. Mrs. .1. Rcaith Home, Winsloc. 3780-5-15-31-

._____-¢__._-

Amerlcafis are immting in private

live to handle the best districts on ._ ._.__._.___

Central Guardian

TItYON-Oir S1112"? ' service in the Pic yicrlan Church, Tryon, will be at 7 p. iii.

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18th. ‘crcsflrylcr an Church, , . \\.ll Lie at 11 a. m.; Sunday School i‘. 10 a. m. . _._._ COIL‘; Ti) 'I“.)R()1.‘T0—-Dr. Creel- ‘ titan. l'...'vlnciai Public H; 1th Ufllccr I left for ’. ""1114! ycsteirlay aittrfuoon for the ual Canadian Public "Health Coinirsuce oii Monday, l'ues- tl-"y and Wcdiiru-xlay of ncrzt week. ‘Trhc cnrilircncc this par I held lll c‘~.'i_ii:".."../..\n iiitli ilic l m"r. i". r1 11;: Clitiirlu Public L As::u'...i..oii.

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y, May 18th, the -

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l ' Solo-“Just for Today" . Mrs. J.

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The 2.30 P. llh-Sabbath Sch

Evening Service

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BIIADALBAIJIi-Thc service in the _. ' FrcsbytciuanChurch, Bradalbane, on

i;tliiy,.,M0y 18th, will be at 11 a. in. All are cordially invited.

' CORNWALL UiwrEn CHURCH-

‘ "vices ii tlic ‘ lliooizlicld .,.-;,.....1ii oii _..iiiday, . Mill‘ 18th, "..*.il be 11b iulloivs: “arts- ‘1110. ‘1-45; Sunday School 2.45,;

Young Peoples’ meeting at 7.30; Brookfield at 3.15 p. m.; sirnday School at 13.15; lluntci‘ Rircr at 7 p. 111-. 51111011." School ill. 10.30 n. m.

HONOR GRADUATE-Animus the successful candidates ivho wrote

the Massachusctts Slate Board R. N, Examination of April 12-15 appears the name of Isabel Marion MacMll- lan. daughter of James B. MacMll- lan of Summcrville, Prince Edward Island, who led her class with the h s11 average of 00 percent. Miss hie- N11110:: entered the training 5011001 of Cambridge City Hospital in Janii. ary 1927, and completed her course in litrirch of the present year. Her ‘class graduating ezierclscs tlllic place Julie 1521i. '

THE SALVATION ARMY CITAD- llib-Saturday and Sunday May 17- p18 Adlutmt iizu Mrs. A. w, Martin will conduct the services at the loc- “l citadel» A {Imtiiyillg increase 1n general attendances have been made ln the last few weeks. and a cord. lal invitation ls extended to all who have not yet attended the services, Saitiirdziy evciii; i; 7.30 p, in. Open-air service at corncr of Grafton and Queen Streets. 8 p. m. Pi-iuse iileet- ‘ing. Sunday services: Knee drill, 7 .1. m. Holiness meeting 11 a. m. Sal- vation riieetliig 7 p. in. subject: “What happened on the day of pm. tecost." The Citadel band will ac- company thc congregational singiig and ronder selections at each of these scrvic/cs. For i-he Young People, Dir- ectory class l0 a. m. Companies and adult Bible classes 2 p. m.

PERSONALS

Mr. Malcolm lifcKinncn Montague, is spending a few days in Charlot- tetown.

The many friends o! Mr. Napo- leon Pctcrs, will be glad to know that he is improving from his recent illness.

The friends of Miss lvfary Reid are glad to see her home again after taking a Post Graduate in the Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal,

Mr. Jdll) Aiidreiv, B. A., who grad- iiansd from Dallzoirsic-Kirgs Univ- ersrty has arrived home to, spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John B. Andrew, East Royalty.

Mi‘. W. S. hlcbluit. successful student nt Kings, who recently rc- ccivcd his degree from Dalhouslc University, arrived home Thursday evening.

IIIRIEIIS REYMOND-At Southport, May l5, 1930, to Mr. and Mrs. Raoul Ray-- mciiil, a daughter.

TAYLOR-At Rice Point, May 14, 1930, to Mr. and Mrs. Neil A. Taylor, nee Pearl Gass, a daughter. I I CilliliilttlN-At p. E. Island l-Ios—' pltal, May l2, 1080, to Mi‘. and Mrs. Mark Cameron, Hampton, a son.

iRcv. E. M. Aitkeri, B. A., Minister.

iServlce of worship Sunday, May 18th, I

_at Kingston at 11 a. m.; Wcst River ‘at 3 p. m. and Cornwall at 7.30 p. in. The morning and afternoon scr- ,vlces will be conducted by Mr. l George Cruwys and the evening scr-

i vice by Rev. E. n. Ramsay, n. D., hi ‘

Trinity United Church, Charlotte- town. “

RETURNS HOME FROM CALIF- ORNIA-Mr. J. P. Bradley of this city returned home by the flafly Borden train last right from siei-i-e Madra, California, vlsitng Regina and Toronto en route. Mr. Bradley Spent the past six months 1n the "sunfy South" where he met many former Pr rice Edward Islanders ln_ eluding Messrs Wilfred Bradley, peg- l" Rana-Khan formerly o: Kenya 910$. also Mr. Henry Jeizkins, of Redlands. Calif, who is a prominent ""1 Very successful business miqri in that bilstling city. Mr. Jeri-ens‘ old home is in Vernon River. He also h" "19 Dleasure of renewing cc- qualntanceship with two for-mer- char

061111111 boys. Ehi. Mitchell and PC1133’ Armour, who are also enjgy- 1111; success iii the beautiful city o! Pasadena. Calif. All send 1...... greetings to tlfieirj former friends back in dear 01a ‘r. ‘E. I, Mr. BracL ley, notwithstanding the enjoyment; he derived from his visit lo the south, is nevertheless glad i4; h; bar-g home. He has accepted a position as rlrurgist with the W011 iriiowii firm of Reddin Bros. ‘

Transportation Improvement ls Requested

RESOLUTION FORWARDED TO FEDERAL mm rnovrxcrar. GOVERNMENTS RE FACILITIES AT SELKIRK.

Tlie..i'ollovviiii; rcsclutloir was a- (10111011 at ‘a largely attended meet- ing at Monticello School House on Monday evening last. Mr. A. J. Mc- Khmon, presided,

\Vhcrc:is the increasing tralllc at Selkirk Station, in both produce of the far-ii. iiiiii ... the fisheries, iis well as correspondingly larger ship- ments of inward freight, such 9,5 (er-- tillzcr, farm machinery, and general merchandise, render increased facil- iiics at that shipping point necessary for the better service of patrons of the railway; and Whcarcas the increased loading ac- commodation at the railway siding there within the past two years, whllc cving highly beneficial- and i; illy appreciated-still falls shot‘. c; mcrably of what is needed lo properly accommodate the traffic to be expected from a gradually cx- panding potato acreage. with its ac- compaiigslng growth 1n trade ln gem. eral, and Wyn-areas the condition of the pub- 11c highways loading to this centre. although considerably improved within the past few years, still leaves further attention necessary

.\IO0RESIDI2—At' North Milton, my 0. 1930, u. w. lllltl Mrs. nhiiizii Moarsc dc, a ilaughier, Blanch. i MCLE.\.\'—At P. E. Island Hospital, i/lay‘ ll, 1920, to Mr. a id lilrs. Bruce .\I.CI_i‘fl‘.l, Loilf! Crock, a daughter. Florence Kathleen.

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FORD—NEILL—At chiirioueiowii. P. l E. I, on April 30, 1930, by Rev. H. M. ‘ Legato, B. D., Ivy Ellen Ford. to Leinucl Calvin Neill, both of North Miltoir.

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Charlottetown A North Wtlshlrc Phone I40

enterprises in Argentina

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3m!“ shipping centres-At is hereby

lscntatlvc of the farmers. fishermen.

by humbly request that the Federal Government and the of the-Canadian National Railways time the necessary stew"- w provide. the facilities required by 1'11""! °§ a booking station as increased load-

to bring them up to the average of the standard highways now bqlnz established to the more important Resolved that this meeting. repre-

merchants and shipDt-‘YS 01' 14°11"- ccllo. Selkirk and Si. Charles. here-

management

THE CHARLUTFETOWN GUARDIAN

St. James" Presbyterian MINI§TER——I.Ev. W. BRUCE MUIB:

ACTING MlNISTEBn-BEVLMOOBHEAD LEGATE. B. D. ORGANIST-WALTEII. McNUTT

11.00 A. M.—-Prcacher: Rev. It. Moorhcad laegntchli. I). l

Anthem-"God Shall Wipe Away All Tears" . .. Ilinimel

7.00 P. lVL-Preachcr: Rev. It. Moorhead Legato, B. I).

_ Solo-Selected . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mr. Arthur Bruce Antlicm-“Scntl Out '1 .iy Light" . . . . . . . . . . .. . . Gounod The Choir Anthem-“Through the Day Thy Love" Naylor . Soloist, Miss J. Macdonald.

VISITORS CORDIALLY WELCOMED.

_ enrliesl, possible dale that can be ar-

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Church

. . . . Abbott A. Lawson

Choir. ool.

will be Broadcast.

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all EF Bill aiiiaioii iisciiisii

‘, Liberals Voted Solidly For Volte Face on Fiscal Policy.

‘orraws. May ia-T-he ziniu bud- xct of the sixteenth parlament of Canada passed the House of Com-

fmons last night by a majority of 2B .

lvotes. Carrying ivith them two mem-

ibers of the Conservative party and . lone member of the U. F. A. group ' supporters of the {IOVPYTIIIICIML lined _

éLlp solidly behind the fiscal propos- ‘als brought down by Hon. C. A. Dun- nlng, Minister of Finance, on May 1. The vote stood: For the budget 114; against the budget 8B. Opposed to the budget were the members of the Conservative party with the exception of Finlay lifacDonald, member for Cape Breton, South, and T. E. Simson, member from West Algoina. Both of those Conservatives represent con- sttuencies in which the iron and steel industry is prominent. They “had previously announced that they fav- ored those provisions of the budget which they considered advantageous to their constituencies. and conse- quflltly they Supported the govern- ment. L. W. Johnstone, Conservat- ive member for Cape Breton, North Victoria had previously announced that he favored provisions of the budget, which he considered advan- tageous to the iron-and steel in- dustry. Belng paired. however, he did

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25c Corylopsis

22c 'l‘alcum . . ......

FACE POWDER

'BETTERm On Drugs and Toilet Needs at

WER PRICES VALUES

THE STORE

FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS

XTRAI Zfl§..‘?’.€3f}"’s' 191 flglisgsfi n, 290 1.25 ABSORBINE JR. K|SSES LINIMENT ..

u n '2' p ‘ I'd Quelques “@1115 .43 Tiultltlifle .29 A‘ .35 Olive Oil .29 BLADES __ ND .10 Casioria . . . . .29 Re $1 00 .25 llabyis Own Tabs. .1!) g‘ ' ' ' ' v ..'0PIl1kP'll .,. . $100 Penume .20 FPUIlZIlIVSCS .39 giliilvohy CITY By Coty " -50'Vick v. Rub 43 3h A OPERO COINWE f0 S.l l-I i‘ Z . . . . .. ..'!) ‘L- ‘ ‘ m, } A 114°" ;. .2....‘i.‘l?.';;.. .1. < ° 75c KOTEX 89° $1.00 Beef ITOII Wine .20 gggficpyguu 2 for .- $1.25 B. B. Bitters 9s ‘ "' ' s 75c VELVQ $1.25 Ironized Yeast .. .98 (117917 QUALITY San. Knapkin . . ‘$1.50 Pinkliam’s Co. .. .98 “lubks ' " '

on a high rock wizh a magnificent; cathedral; at Sierra. where" all the inns were full of American tourists; at Nervi on the Italian Riviera, full of orange and lemon trees. 511119111131: set on a. rock-bound coast with a; magnificent promenade; at Paris. t0. procure my overcoat which I has!’ left there and afterwards sorely‘ wished for; and at London, where I1 stayed the lflfit nlEhh" _ I

Altogether. Mr. Fosters VlltlillOh‘ mp was a most; delightful oiic. and will form a. rich historic background to his further studies at 0140m-

Campers Carry Mlnard‘s.

liiot vote. L. H. Keliff, U. F. A. mem- ber for Lethbrldge, supported the budget.

i The budget motion is a. purely for- fmal declaration phat the House does jriow g0 into committee of ways and lmcag-s. On that, motion Hon.‘ C. A. lDunning, Minister of Finance, made this statement to the House of Com- illiOIls on May Day. That motion the ‘Government must carry. Failure to ‘pass it would bean defeat, of the ‘budget and of the Government.

l To that motion, Mr. Bennett, mov- Icd in part, or. May 4, that this ad- lmiiiistration having lost the confid- lence of the country cannot safely bc ‘entrusted with the direction of the fiscal policy of Canada nor the car- i-yLrig into effect of the proposals to which it has heretofore been opposed, and which constitute a breach of its solemn pledges to the electorate, and which are deceptive, fail to estimate the firiancal results of their oper- ation and which create distrust, of ,thc contempt‘ for responsible instit- utions.

A Period of Strcnuous Discussion

As a prelude to the final division the House lzdulged in a. period of brief but strenuous discussion, W. G. Emst, member for Queens-Lunch- burg the final speaker on the Con- ‘servatlve sde ran into a barrage of interruptions, questions, cheers and Jeers.

erintendent of the Canadian Na- tional Ralways of Charlottetown andl also upon the Minister 0f Public Works arid Highways there. at the

ranged with those officials for an in- tervlew to present the claims above set forth;

That a copy of this resolution be forwarded to Mr. W. U. Appleton. General Manager C. N. R, Moncton. N. 13.; t0 Hon, John A. MacDonald, M. P.. Ottawa; to Hon. Thomas V. ‘Grant, M. D., M. L. A.. Montague;

lng grows at Selkirk. i That the Provincial Guvemmcllt

be humbly requested to provide 111° necessary improvements in the pub-

lic highways leading to Selkirk. which is the nearest railway ‘station to Head cf Fortune. Dinewtllt 1e"!

Egllngton. Little Polio and st. Char-

les, on-the south and to 51- M11811" et's West. NaufnBm-Hermltage and Monticello on the North; and

Further Resolved that a ccmmit- '

m, or filX, iii-pointed by llllS meetlns be delegated w wail uP°11 the 5W"

to Hon. James P. McIntyre, Minister of Public Works and Highways, Charlottetown, and 10 MP- H. H- cox, M. 1.. A.. Morell, and that a copy be also sent to The Guardian apd Patriot iiew-QDBDCPS 111- ch31“ lottctown for publication.