_ stalment plan can be made monthly, quarterly,

MARCH 22., logs

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The Public Forum

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Federated Capital Corporation

This column is open for the

. ‘ _ _ discusion by correspondent:

Announces New units u questions .1 interest. m.

‘ _ _ Charlottetown Guardian does Effective lmnledlately, m. pmfantd and Conumm b nuns o! . * the You gave us your

stocks 0f WdBIflV-‘d Capital Corporation will be sold in units "l l" Shem °l 6'1 Preferred Stock (without pun chase Warrants) and one share of Common Stock.

Price per Unit: $84.00

and accrued dividends on

You." AMATEUR THEATBICALS. ;

the Treasurer. Q9

Sin-In Wednesday's isue of the' V»

Patriot. Rev. Mr." Mgclggd voices his appreciation of "The Irish Mil-

3292-3-21-wimtf.

Tim crlAmtlrrilrQwN GUARDIAN

PLEDGES T6 PROTESTANT ORPI-[ANAGE NOW DUE and PAYABLE IN full.

The Trustees here begin a six weeks special Drive to clear the remaining debt. Don't wait for some one to “Go After Forward your settlement TODAY to

_ the bill. The Canadian Goverilnlcilt‘

y in reply took the position. as ap- pears by the approved report. of the» fMinister of Justice. Sir A. A.‘ lDoirflll. dated March 25th, 1874. that:

ias the bill was passed after the Iliousa of the Island Legislature ‘expressed their desire to enter into‘

.the Dominion the transfer of any .public property after that data ywould clearly be incorrect as re- gards its subsequently becoming a

‘ Province of the Dominion. Equit- ably. therefore. it was contended that the property in question being

- part of the Govemment House farm and thus an adjunct oi public build- >lngs and as such coming within the

promise-—keep it.

llcnaire.“ There is no doubt that ‘ll was one of the best amateur per-‘, formances staged in this city. ‘- In comparing it with previous amateur productions. his remarks. are entirely uncalled for. Any ad-‘ mirer of theatrical perfonnances. will admit that in nearly all plays‘. wilt-re liquor is mentioned. the theme oi the story only goes to show the folly of intemperance. and the man in the play who imbibes too lfefll‘ always comes out second best whcn the final curtain falls. But then. the reverend gentleman may be of that type of critics \vh0_,_.d_ 3H ‘ . ‘ g‘ anizggienlgennl follow the ‘heme! In 1768. while the Island was an- Hls criticism of amateur theatri-

thc Preferred Slog};

The Preieried Stock may be purchased‘ 310m. a, $25 pel- share and accrued dividends.

History

lContlnued from page i)

The liresvm Price “l ll"? "Fills 11°98 n01. in our opinion, reflect the full €fll'll_lll1>§_l-)0\\‘l‘1‘ oi this" Invcstlilcllt TrusL. As a result. an attractive investment opportunity is now upon to you.

ant-Governors. although retzeiving their appointments directly from the K1115. were in reality but the de- puties‘ of the Canadian Cvovemor- ui-Chiei. This explanation appears t0 be necessary in order to a pro- {If understanding deed i" 511' G11)’ Carleton oi the land on

Full information on Federated Capital Corporation will be sent upon request. '

' u n Eastern Securities 60., Ltd. INVESTDIENT BANKERS W. ll‘. V. DUNBAR, Mgn. CIIIIIOHQIQW“ St. John Montreal

,_ . . _ Morris. Chief Surveyor of that Col- l. . (‘a ‘ l5 “olhmg 511°“ °t a due“ cny. laid out the ground on which

Halli“ insult to our local performers, ascharlonetown was wbe bunt Gm;

gave the area of the town proper as 270 acres with 565 acres reserved for the Common.

_In the commission appointing Lieutenant Governors full power and

Electric Railways’ in Canada

they always work hard and do their 6mm. P b .. . .. atterson. however. made some __ _ I k _ _ e t no matter ylhat show they changes m n“, plan of the [own as I _"*°¢*¢ y A There are 6t electric railways talent absohnel, mm and are _ L lin Canada. with 1684 inllcs of track deserving o; (he "knocks" handed i e Eof $25.000.000. The fare passengers 1 am 51;, err-n =carried in 1926. were 748.710.8116. 5315-1151;}; 5919K ’.".§...§Q-§.@-Q§§Q-Q-§QQ-Q.-Q§ 723.199: operating expenses $36.- ‘ 41:109. -' ' ' - a leaving net eamings of l5 to execute by and with the ad- ipluscs and 37 deficits. The net re- ' _ 5(;[(1e and agfgg with the my, b], How many electric railwaysfllll °l fill °P°f8il°li5 SHOWN! a dfr- 351119515 Mum‘ 23-—Q“°£al-l°“5 ants of the Island for such langslas» _____ Members of the Montreal Stock. f d Ewiulnsv iluglll .5'§§.‘eél."3.‘i..*“°“ “m” “S,

arc in. land employing 17.000 with wages our by pm; A‘ A, Mach“; B’ Frfi“ Yekh The gross earnings totalled $5l.- __7_ _‘ $l5.269.490. 24 lines shelved sur- vice and wmem of ms counsel to arulthere in Canada‘? rflvif of $285260. furnished by Johnston at Ward, Wm in the Kings power to dispose.

Government Ilousc and Grounds 3

New York Exchange Part of Common. l

At. Top. d: Santa Fe Ry. 189‘.-

THE EASTERN CANADA SAVINGS AND LOAN . COMPANY. , G hum-man mm go‘ 85.! 4 overnment House farm wa- or- QFFICE, HAl-lFAX, i“ Rgfinery cm __ 20s; lgmallj" part of CharlottetownCom- 1887 Am. Locomotive Co. . . . . . . . .. 110‘: mm" It had bee" lawfulllfdefllififli- . Am. Smelt. and Refn8- Co. .. i19'-.-,f(‘l\’§<‘§° "*6 of file public before ~ _ - - - v ver pose ' PAID UP CAPITAL, $750,000. RESERVE, $361,000 gglilcogglgfiflvgblifinfns CO- i- 23p be Se, aparffor ‘i! ‘hgfinfferilllfggxlxf i. . t. . . . . . . . . . . . . “a Npv can and Hui m“ RR. 1,71,: House and farm. It may‘ well be Con. Gas Co. my.» on. “Wbwd “‘“e‘h" ‘he m" Llewell- ' " l-Iucl. Motor Car Co. a‘. ““"G°""“9" C°l- “mlmg- ha" Farming is our basic industfY. and under the Int-‘rllational Paper Co ' 111s ‘raltilggullmmff l: take any part of _ _ _ “ _ _ _ " . ' ommon an convey it awayior improved conditions values will increase. Now is Efflfflalfil 3”- Government House am: grounds. n the time for you to buy that farm for your son and u-Jxm. s; m- u.‘ u 2'15 life“; T-“tpufwe-llwilwef- Hf this _ _ ‘ M . ' " ~' . a e o raise [lat question. have him locate near vou. Repayment on our ln- “Cadlfig °°~ -. --------- ~ m" - Sutlthcm Pacific Co. . . . . . . .. Union Pacific Ry. .' . . . . . . . . .. _ U. S. Industrial Alcohol Co. . 119’. half yearly or yea rly‘ Westinghouse Electric . . . . . .. 104“ ed on May 15H, 1789‘ The ‘words o; United States Steel . . . . . . . .. 15l~x~the deed are well worthy of careful

For Prince County Mackinnon McNeill.

attention. for therel _ . a ‘ h 1 >1“. 4 B i: to—— Charlottetown . . Montreal Stock Exchange in certain quarters igggulsigllurxigdelag Ltglslature passe? m. the ‘VI-gr ‘Sal Elltaéievellfiiiieiit IEIEfJXIlISS 1.11am B. W. TantOH, Agents Elfld sOllCltOfs Abitibi . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. 781i as to the kind of estate granted. It génflgxulggaxili; lgvextsgelgllflgglllgirllxva: FIIIRES the line from Brighter. Road

- ' Montreal Power .. . 93 Purporis to be a deed ll fr i ‘ . _ _ . - l :l i a" . " l- Barnster’, Etc" for Pnnce Edward llational Breweries . .. 11a l-LlPllléllallt-GDVEYIIOI‘ l-‘ggning oi: gvppfflilfgedé‘. 133g‘; Riff: alllaéldsolflila‘: $3.91,‘ fir‘: (fig; §,,I_.“Q§k9‘ SUITITYTGFSICIB. lSlvflfld. Winnipeg Electric . 126 Gill‘ Cflrlewn- thfln Gwernor-Gen- bhfiéitlgs “.35 placer; In “B3 was no question rsspccting zlic leg-

Asbestos Cont New 311,; eral of British North America. and

Ben Telephone _ _ _ V _ _ _ _ _ _ 135 as such Captain-General and Gov- Brmnpmn 53 ernor-ln-Chlef oi the Island. It re- ‘ _ 2101,: cites that representations had been

Brazilian Traction

shawimgan _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 92 made to the Lieutenant-Governor can steamship Com _ 51 by manv of the principal inhabit- Canv steamship Phi _ 93 ‘ants of the Island that it would be

“qélattended with very beneficial and

Dmlmio" Bridge salutary public purposes if that

0lll.Y 2 DAYS unlit

Mas“? Harm“ ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ " u tract of ground atJDropriated as a

Bank Royal _ _ 346 Common should be laid out into

l,‘ -' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ' " nasturc lots and grants of the same

Q Bank Mmllreal ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ " 36‘ given the said Common bnln wi- WhEaFTMar-i “l; Mal" 139v‘: legedvto be useless in its gtlien

. July. 136'5- ‘ . . r. I

! Com-Mn» 99= Mfu- 1°2'-'-=sl3fficeifiiu§lliiuli§Teiluiliiie Z33

e s JulY- 1°35- " __ Tcbstruction to lhc settlement of the °3L5~M5r~ 53*"? MaY- 57*!- itOWD. It further recites that it- ap-

Wheawlllay. 141*»: July. l-iivégpeareo highly important to His Ma-

0¢l»-- 135'!‘- . ljestys service and to the conveni-

ience and advantage of his future -.Governor. Lieutenant-Governor or the Commander-in-Chief of the Island for the time being that a cer- ltain portion or part of the said _ ilands should be appropriated anda

Cllflu-A-YOHHS-Of Red Plimi-Cvm‘ grant thereof given for the use and llifiilliy- flied Wedllfldfly lllfllli-zacccmmodation of His Majesty's {Mnfvh Pull-filler B brief lllfles swim} Governor. Lieutenant-Governor or die-art trouble. He leaves a lnrav.communeler-ln-chiei for the time ‘fiunilr cunsisfins of a Wife and sev-belng. The deed further recited that Pll Children. 1086"!“ Wll-li B 1105i 0i.- tile Lieutenant-Governor did refer lfricndsand acquaintances. to mournirho “mug,- to his Counsel for 3L5 this fullifil’ Sudden and lIIIBXPQCY-Edcpinion and advice thereon and that inasslns BWBY Pie was a successfuljii unanimously" advised in favor of llafmei- and had 59¢!“ hi5 8min’- the measure. The deed continues Elllv 0f 54 Y?!“ l" the lfilmedlflw as follows: “Now know {cc that I the community. said Edward Fanning as Lieutenant

Tile funeral W85 held 8t flit! llOIIIQ Governor of Prince Edward Island ~at uliich l! Vefl‘ “"89 COIICOIIPSB 0f by virtue of the power and author- irelatives and friends met to pay the ity in me vested by _ ilast sad rites of respect to the King George the Third have given nlemory and body of friends and ineighbor: after which the burial presents give grant and ltock place in the Kln85l>°r° cemejunto the Right Honourable Guy Lord ‘tcry. iDcrchester Captain General and ‘ overnor in Chief oi the said Island and in his or their absence from the said Island to the Lieutenant Gov- ernor or Commander in Chief of the said Joland for the time being for- ever one hundred acres of land be- ing part and parcel of that large tract oi land so as aforesaid form- erly appropriated as a Common for their use and accommodation res- pectively as herein before declared bounded northerly on the several pasture lots of the said Royalty of Charlottetown Numbers l. 2 and 3 Easterly on a small creek and all the other parts by the salt water. To Have and To Hold the said 100 acres oi land witli‘the’appurteil- nnces unto the said Guy Lord Dor- chcster Captain General and Gov- ernor and Chief of the said Island and. the Captain General and Gov- ernor-in-Chlef of the said Island for the time being and 1n his or

GREAT SALE

iii MEMORIAM

CHAS. A. YOUNG.

Lines mentioned below arc going strong.

W0m_en’s Oxfords “Naturefs Way”

at.... ............$4.95

Womeifa Oxfords, “Arch Roster” ‘ $5.95

All lines‘ of Hosiery, take advan- tage of the next few days, and save

ALLEY 8i 00.. |.Tll.

»»--<o->-—-— MRS. JOSEPH MEADE

0n February l9tll_ there oc- rcurred at the llonle of her daugh- iter l.\lrs. Wesley Jackson) Ill" ilcaih of an old and highly respegi- [ed icsldeilt. Mrs. Joseph Sleadc. ; During the previous summer (lv- lceased had suffered a slight paraly- filc stroke. and despite the best oil ‘medical aid and loving cure coll-' tinned to grow weaker lilltll her gentle spirit calmly breathed its last.

“is. Meade formerly lived alt Rollo Bay Centre. biit located iii Fortune several years. She was :1 woman of estimable character.‘ possessing high ideals and was a general favourite with all. 0f her it may be said: “To know her was to love her."

New“ Uitijiersities Dittionary

COUPON

How to __Get It

lortlolcnNoni-l Inlnhdurolll

to the latter it was Crown land.

Lay down lily head upou Slvlonvo breast. W9 loved thee well.--but "loved dice boot.”

which Government House was erectl ipcrailozi lvith perpetual succession

ncxed to Nova Scotia. Hon. Charles’

' ef-"t-i‘ gives that.

l 100

nufhnrifv is granted him which he .

‘of the several legal advisers of the. lpCCflllg this property.

.fer to as I proceed. the conclusion

Dad of Gnvemman‘ House Groundsll-Iic-qlion of the House Began in 1833 , .

Tile deed of the land was execut-

His Majestvx

granted and confirmed and by tnegéel confirm’

l“ Col. Fanning had no carat; in “lit. rt ' mxid O 39"” '5'... with it. ltanwispggerpotergrnnt-lhb Gui-Minn Government II in " whether

designation of Sec. 8 of the 3rd Schedule o! the B.N.A. Act. 1867. was part oi the property of the D0- minion and only required an Order- in-Council of the Queen bringing the Island into the Confederation to vest it legally in the Crown for the Goternnlcnt of Canada. It ques- tioned the right of the Island Leg- islature to properly pass an Act dis- ptzczlng of property which equitably had become that of the Dominion. Yielding to the force of the objec- tion raised by the Dominion. the Colonial Secretary refused io ad- vise tile Queen to assent to the Bill which consequently did not become law. » ' This was the only objection rais- cd to the Bill. It never entered the lnlild oi the Lieutenarlt-Goverilor oi that day. ablc and clcvcr as he was. IlCl‘ that of ally of the H.011 members of the Bar. well vs: cri and able as some oi lhcni \\ " that any right or clitiln of the Lzcll- ienant-Governor wa< lllhl d n. the Bill which gave tlic C s ‘ acres of Government Fzlrnz.

‘ed iii his Commission to sell and convey for a good consideration to. some one or more of ‘the inhabitants of the Island. He makes a grant ifff two alternative persons. to Guy Carleton or in his absence to him- ‘Sell. The law does not permit any one to grant to himself in the man- ‘ner attempted here. l-Ie not only {BIZEIIIDIS this but proceeds to grant ‘the land to two altemative persons land their respective successors. Ncithcr Guy Carleton nor Col. Fan- ni ' was a corporation with per- xlial succession. and only a C01‘-