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'When in Need Of
irst. Class
D73’ G00ds '
At ljR?‘.'3°"‘fbi¢ Prices
"Remember" E
, We are strong on. Gingliams,
Prints,” Chambrays, Muslins, and 5,11
such stajéle goods. Our display or
Spring uitin gs,
Dress Goods and
Triminings' has delighted many of `
the “Fair Sex” a_[\d'lS iDl'iflgi[lg
us new customers.
The newest things in Shirtwaists
of Silk-Chiffon,-over-net and Muslin, Neckwear tosuit the most iastidious Dl1t_Ch‘C0_11_31‘S. abois, Bows, etc. A new stockof Perrir`i’_s Kid Gloves in
all shades
Now A Word to the Men `
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We have added a new line of
spring Suits, Shirts, Collars, Ties, Hats, Caps, Gloves etc--all of which have beé_fl carefully selected.
_ ...Wh_€H &__lt_€__l_1d_iUg the “Seed Fair” W_€'Wil_1'_b__€ to have you call and inspect 0__ur _S_tock. The store with the motto “Live and Let Live.”
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AN’I‘ED` several ‘ agents. Liberal 1 _ commission paid. Apply to the Singer Sewing Machine Co., Newson Block, Charlottetown. 3-17dr3i. l
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ANTED ationce girl for general ' ihouse work. Apply' at- 16 Kent §£-a____.__. __‘ _ _._ 3;1__39Ef-a
WVANTED, ai girl for general i ihousework. References required. ."\'l'_‘Y “$89. Q“°°°_E!i_\____-3:-___1_‘?‘!§i-_
‘V ATTTED, i'I 'foi' houseworki' Ap- l p1y‘_l_|ofiill=-1-rouse,-'las Kent st.
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`I4"OR SAIJE, seed wheat, Carter's _ _ White Russian, first year 8 row, lzrown on the Island. an exceptionally Kood ylelder, sowed 4 bushels ind cleaned-125, .also good seed oats. James McM_illan, Pownal. 3-l.6d_i~l;ip_d.
SAFES THAT GIVE ABSOLUTE
PROTECTION from fire, Domin-
ion Safe & Vault 00's Safes. All sizes and styles. in stock. A few sec- ond hand .safes also. The Canadian
l‘_;allglanks Co. litmited. St. John.
‘fort SALE, A large two tenement . house -with lawn. Apply on the premises to E, E. Jordan, 36 Upper !*l!‘“F'°_'°'~B2°°_*~__ f »_~_-i:1§&'.~_,_.-~ » . il,‘0n~-‘sAnu, seed wheat.-‘ white - Russian seed wheat, 162 Victoria
now. J0\lIlN0'H`0mn~* _ ,- 3-Iadlmv
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WANTEB;'mu -and 'wifi to work
on smalhfarm at edge of City.
man must* understand vegetablo Ill" daniiig and care oi atockpald .wife be competent iliousakeeper. Appl? to Mo Boxlili, City. , 8-2101*! -
GJARKER DYE WORKS-We have ' _-: the agency for Parker Dyc Works, Toronto, well and favorably known throughout the Island. Work entrust- ied to us will have ollr careful atten- tion John T. McKenzie. 3-13d1m.
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NVANTED, a good smart _boy to _ ._ .take parcels in a store. Good wages. Apply by letter to P. O. Box 387. _ 3-17d3l._
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T0 LET, large brick store on the
ibusiest part of Queen Street.,
close to 'banks and market can be tit- ted ito suit tenant. Apply 188 Queen Strait. i I-28rItf. _
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i\VANTED at once a teacher for i `Clyde River school, No. Supplement $40. Apply to `J. A. Mur- ray, Secretary of Trustees. 3-17d4l. nmh-@Ȣ!
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ANTED--Old Cameo broaclies,
. #old iewelry, old church commun~ ion tokens, old gold coins also. old stamps and mahogany furniture. W. A. Kain, l16.Germain. St., St. John, N- B- _____-3_“9‘lf_3_5!Pfi_¢_,a_-
WH1‘nD, a blacksmith, will hire
or let .ihoi>.'Al>p1y to Spllrswp
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'_ VANTED - Ladies to do plain ` _ .and light sewing at home, whole or sparc time; good psy: work Bent .ny distance; charges prepaid. Semi
stamp for full particulars, National Manufacturing Company, Montreal- _ - 2-gsdssirsli.
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NEW YORK, March 14-Claude Gra-
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hams-Wfhi\4,_the English aviatnrldoe- LUNENBURG_' Marci, 15._A|; 5
cs the $10,000 prize' odere<i‘ during the aviation meeting in October for the fastest flight from. Belmont Park to the Statue of Liberty and return. 'l`he prime was awarded to Count Jac- iilles DeLesse'ps, the French aviator, blf the gov ora of the 'Aero Club of America' tmht. White wal disquali- lledlfor foulin pyion.’No.. 5. -Iisfiwan notiiled _that_.a h_ ating will be given him' on demaii‘d.8Dcl..essepa wie last ln the raea. J-l _r-ru i . -» .~
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meeting of the Baptist quarterly of this county hold at Chester Basin on Mohday and_'I‘uesday, a resolution was passed unanimously that in the event of any candidate of either po- litical party eoming forward at the local. elections as an avowed advocate of provincial prohibition, the quarter- ly pledges itself to vote for such can- didate. ~
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eciltive committee of'the Canadian
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' The clt m;¢kT_~ ` " .ly ‘Yell gttmdé iii'i'i"°ii‘iliiii wi'i'foiiEii§§ i_':_”;_f__'_‘§»°___I_:li_-______;_ 1:_r_i:e¢___ w,h_i¢n trek 'Wllerc in this issue. em Zed elm.,-
Thf -At H0010 'gil/ell by' Mrs. Rogers
St Government House yesterday 3,1- ternoon In honor of Saint P'atri¢k'5 D“Y» WHS very largely attended and
ti" every way ii delightful social
w§`:‘__°___B'_l>1¢ Classes of the students o_c_ c__¢8_ _at the usual hear of devon A “An *Hs everlips at the v._M. o. m~ ___ students in the city will be __ a e welcome at this session and h ¢lI'fU1 discussion will be held.
The ladies of tho 1'. E. 1 l H _ pltol Aid society at ,. msesfx; hglsd _y_ei~iterday morning decided to hold a "Flag Dey" in ind of the Hospital °“ Safurfley. April 15th next. The “ting lip of the Nurses Home and injstallation of a new elevator in the 'iliapithli had Placed them heavily in -ti _._ and the ladies have enthusias- dl 11 y undertaken to wipe out the in- ehtcdness on Flag I.\ay_ 'Pho ladies “nd U19 Ullicct both deserve the hearty support ol ou.
A very fast and interesting game
~°f l‘0Ck0Y took Place at the Arena
lim? evening when the S. D. (l,b0ys gcatcd the P. C. team by B. score 0_ 0-4. The scorc~does not at all in. rllciite the evenncss of the play the P- W- C’H helm: acgresslvo through- Ollt though unable to tally with the Smnts- The Home was somewhat Ffllliih. quite ;i number of penalties being haiided ont. At the ond of rho first linlf tli_c score stood 4__.3 in favor |of_S. D. (v. hut in tlic second the Semis added 6 while their opponents Olllv lfot 0ue_in. Jnnics McMlllan.was referee and W. G. Glllispic was judge Of IYIRY. The teams wcrc: S. D. C.-- €~ F.‘miik Butler; p. P. J. Marois; c p, W. McNeill; c. B. McNeill; ii, E_ D0". g"n7 1“'~ J- S“'C'0lli/; r w.'I-I. Meehan. P- W- C--I-T. J. Hnszard; p. E, Vvm-_ hlirtiiii; cp. Ii. Fitzgerald; c, V, 'S9“Ild0l`5§ r. Baldcraton; lw. W. McKenzie; rw. E. Mc(.1uai'rie. After the Raine nn hour's skating to an °XCCll0llt DPU!-§1‘nin of music supplied by_ the Fourth Regiment Band was cnloycd. .
i Lest evening about forty pupils of Prince Struct School, City, accom- panied hy Principal J. D.» Seaman and Prof. C. M. Wright, drove to F'alcon\\'oo(l where they gllvc a highly cnjoyalilc concert in the Hospital linll. The party were driven out in tivo slcighs. At the ciitertainmeint hall tlic following program was ren- _dercd in a. manner which merited much praise: Opening chorus, Hands All Around; Vocal S010 with chorus, (loiilc Sing to Mc, Miss W. Blatch; Piano Solo, Miss Adele Gordon; Chorus, The Bugle Sounds; Vocal iSolo, Elirin, Miss A.\Gardinor; Piano Duet, Misses F. Robertson and L. ;I<‘lctcher; Vocal Solo with chorus, Wllcrc Violets Grow, Miss I\`. Holi; (_`.hni'lls, Life's Drczim is ()'c-l‘; '\"of‘.al Solo, Simon the (7ellsl‘ci~, W. Tiiclrrr; Piallo Solo, MISS L. McKenzie; Chor- us, Whisper and I Shall I-fear; Vocal Solo, I‘rof'. C. M. Wriglit; Chorus, Hail, King George; God Save The King. Each number was most chec- tivcly rendered. At the close a hearty vote of thanks to Prof. Wright, tlic pupils ziiid Mr. Seaman, who presid- 'e:l, l-.vis moved and seconded by two of thc patielitfl who each made a bright and complimentary speech. The Slipcrinteiidcnl; and oflicinls of tlic hospital treated tlie pal-ty to rc- frcsllrwcrits and 'they lcft on rcturil a~ bout ten o’clock. All tliosc visitliig expressed themselves as well plcascd with the outing and will look for-
‘wnrd with pleasure to another visit
of xi similar nature. -
The victorious Victorias will arrive
home on thc Earl Grey today from New Glasgow wliere they played and won a series of two games for the Starr Trophy and the Championship ohtllo Maritime Provinces with the St. Joseph’s of N. Sydney. On their a,.,.i\.,,1 they will be accorrlcd a royal welcome. the Victoria Club having ar- raugemciits llnder way for their greeting. The boys _will be met at the boat or train by two barouches, each decorated- with the blue and wliltc of the Victoria Club, and the Fourth Regt. Band, also sporting the Vic's colors will be in attendance. 'pin-_.y will be ‘escorted to the 'Arena Rink and there the formal reception will take `placc. Dr. Reid, President of the Vi¢'g will preside aiid other pre- sent who will deliver addresses will be representatives oi the Abegweit Club, the M. 'I-‘_ A. A. A. and thc Starr Tropliy. Citizens are commenc- ing tn realize tlic importance of the fact that this; is thc first time that this vsliiohlo cup has over crossed the /Straits. the Victorias being the first from this Province to take it from ii nininlnnd team. The Starr trophy was first awarded several years ago hy tlic Starr Mfg. Co., of Dartmouth, and was won three times in succes- sion by'Moncton, who became its permanent owners in 1909. Moncton turned over this trophy to Dl‘0f999l0l1' al competition in 1910, and the Starr people put ilp a second tl‘0pl1y‘f0!‘ the amateurs valued at $250. Last year _théfg was iiocompbtitioh for it. This .,.,,,.<f nw Vip.; qld the trick and they will' he ilext ydiu-'s defenders ol the trophy.
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::0f interest to ladies ie the fact
that we have stocked several odors of the Harmony Perfumes and sacll- ets made in Boston. Yell have only to see these perfumes its fall in love with them. Bold on1¥___:y the bulk- Price 75c _an-nilnceu _MacKinnon ni-ng co.,.0oi-. -ot. Geo. si Kia ate.
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Ri~lAupoiI-A:- v Well lst.. lem, Katherine, P le itoerdon. hi- iniit daughter oi 'Chas l... and Mrs ifeardoni, - ~ Mep0Ni\i.D-at Gai-neld, Feb. ivtii.,
1911, aah Memmald, in the 73rd year of 'ierdileé -~ _ \
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It pays to' buy in this Provincd,_' 'Y
All should remember the five o'clock _
.tca,in Y. M. 0'. A.,on"l‘hursday from _five till seven. Tea and admission will ,he twenty cents.-
.., ,_ _ _.__ .The ladies of Grace Church 'irc hol- ding a sale of useful articles in con- nection with their five o’cloi:k tea. ilradies’ aprons, children's pinafores 'and dolI's hats for the little folk will _be sold.
` Simon Bolder of this city, who is an ardent advocate of Home Rule foe Iréland, observed St. Patrick’s Day this year in a tangible form, by send- ii-ng fifty' dollars to New York to go towards the Hume Rule fund. Money talks louder than words.Ex.
A program which should prove of interest to all -men and especially to young mien will be given at the Y. M. C. A. meeting on Sunday af- ternoon at 4 o’clock. This _subiectu will be, "Preparation for a Life Work.” R. H. Campbell will give _impressions why a man should secure a general *education in preparation. Another speaker will take the ques- tion of why 5 man should secure the best technical education possible for his chosen vocation. This will intro- dlioc the discussion. There will he good music and good fellowship and every man is invited.
A splendid show was put on last night at the "People’s Theatre." A photo play entitled "Coward or Hero," _showing the dangers attend- ing a mincr's life, was received with interest. The scenes of the explos- ions were very realistic, and sent a thrill through those who saw the picture. “A Daughter of the Mines," taken among the mines in the Crow's Nest Pass, Alberta, igives a very good idea of the Alberta mines amid the Rockies. “The Lucky Charm" kept the people laughing by its droll scenes, and “Betty's Fireworks" was ia scream. Billy Stewart, the ever popular favorite, again snug finely, and 'Miss Kclly's music was excel- lent.
About two hundred Oddfcllows ns-
scmhlcil iii their hall in this city last evening oil thc occasion of ii. frater- nal visit from Lodge Prince Edward, Slimmersldc, to Lodges St. Lawrence and Wildey of this city. The visiting brethren came to this city about forty strong on s. special train arriv- ing at 3.30 p.m. The chair was ‘oc- cupled by Bro. W. `N. Tanton, N. G. of Wildey Lodge. The First Degree was conferred on eight candidates, ,some of whom were from Prince Ed- |wai'd Lodge. Refreshments followed
ll a short ro ram was rendered
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Half Brass Beils--,l2.§_0 for $850 ]
'I`lic.<e :ire as desirable as any we have at ilic original price, but as they 'are odds rye
must clear tllerli out. Have brass rails, brass upright iillers, knobs etc at both head* i ' »
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,nn p s '_ _ _ which included the following: Solo, Liro. Percy Stanley, Addresses by Bro. Mayor Morrison, Summcrsid-c, and Bro. D. M. Waugh, Sllmmerside. Reading, Bro. W. A. Weeks, (eiicorcd). Addresses hy Bro. Geo. S. Ryan, Wil- dey Lodge, and Bro. G. P. Grady, Prince Edward Lodge. Humorous sketch, Bro. W. T. Wellner, (`iLy. Ad- dresses, Bro. H. J. Massey, I’i'incc Edward Lodge, and Bro. J. F. Whcar, St. Lawrence Lodge. 'l‘\ie singing of "Lot Brotherly Love Con- tinue" brought to a close n most cn- joyablc evening. The visitors were cn- joynlily cntcrtzliiie-il and the fraternal call was a soiircc of mutual pleasure. The special left on rctilrn about one a.m.
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: :For relief from' la grippc yoii’ll
need Jordan's Emulsion. Start a cure today. 3-18d2i.
VITAL SIITISIIC AEI i AMENDMENTS UEBIIEU
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regard to repairs on the Tory Road, Lot 16. In reply to Mr. Prowse, he said he had received a numerously gigncd memorial in regnrd _to a gaso- linii ferry service for Murray Harbor North. -
HON. MR. RICHARDS movcd thc
House into committee oil a hill to amend the Vital Statistics Act, Mr. McWilliams in the chair. The bill, among other things, cancels the Dis- trict Registrarg, repeals scctioui) of the Act, and substitutes a new sec- tion making it the duty of the doc- tor attcnding at the birth oi’ a child to report the fact to the Registrar General, or, in the case of no doctor being present, devolving thc duty of reporting it upon the father or moth- cr of the child. Mr. Richards ex- plained thnt it was intended to make the Act nfore workable; Blank cards would be silpplicd to the doctors in order to facilitate their work. ‘ MR. MATIIIESON wanted to know from what quarter the demand had 'come to make practically a new act. It sliould be shown that the dile dili- gence had been shown in niaking thc old act effective. The report on vital statistic.; showed that the average nge of people in this Provinceis now ovcr 100 years. Surely it was a great thing. Wliy not keep on in the same way till all reached-the age of Methu- saleh? It would be od no use to a-
soyis conscience
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HOI_,"l‘, Mo., March 13.-Two farmer
boys. Roscoe Townsend and Walter Carpenter planned to'w'reck the Bur- lington fast train to Chicago as it
went over- a tre8l15_e "a mile north of here last night, an than rob the pas- sengers who were killed.
An hour before the train was dire, young Uarpenter,,broodIng over the horror of the thing, went to Dr. H.Iil. Paddock and told 'their plan. City Marshal Holt and other residents ran most of the way to the trestle. Thev found Townsend fastening a crowbar to the rails with chains.
"Sure, I meant to wreck the
train," Townsend said.
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BA»L'l‘IMORE, March 15-Following
a family quarfel at Dflwsonville, Md., Richard A. Walnut iiitruck his eiglitv- yenr~old _mother with _ii cllih, -and so badly injured his sister that sho died last night.
held that the doctors were the right
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'I`I£STIMONIAI.S: Upper Niue Mile River, I-imlis Co., Nova Scotia, Aug. l, 189|.
_ Dear Sirs :-I had a. more which had ai very bad cough and licavcs for about six niou|.Iis,_\¢rg¢i*¢=hnc,l|!ne
so ililii there was noiliiiig left apparently hui skin :ind bones and I was tempted in sliooi her. A friend of mine
who had used Dr. _}. Woodbiu-y's Horse Linimeni, willi good success, induced me to fry one boiile of il. which ,v __
I did willi llie best results. I used just one and one-half* bottles ,of the Liiiifncnt which efllicled a coinplet'é"" cure of hoih ilu: cough and the licaves and I have \\'orke.d and driven licr ever since. _‘_ _
I strongly rccomuieuil Dr. _I.\Voodhui~y`s Horse I.i'ilimeiit'as_'ili§: best I-Ioi-sc Linimeni ou ihc market,
and :ulvise`all horse owners to iry ii.. ' Very truly, ` " ‘ RODERICK I\icI(ENZIE. _ '.' ,- -
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Brookline, Mass, May 4., |89., '_
I have used Dr. _l. Woodbury's Horse Liiiiuient for coughs, and it makes the most complete and quick-» _,; * f
eil cure of anything I have evcr fried. I used ii in a case of colic and found it as good a remedy as I .ever ' '_' - tried. __ E. FISHER, Tcunisier . ~ Yariuoulh. N. S.. jan. i_, iiigz. - - Dear birs :-I liiivo used Dr. J. Woodbur 's Horse Liniment for a iiuniher of years und I have found it to, -
he the most excellent article fur the feet of liar es kept in the stable. It prevents ciryness an; l\_ardness,‘
lirnmotesu smooth and Iiealtlix growth und will s d aocordinit iQ dll`9¢¢l0l\S- soon remedy an _ hinia like __
contrnc_tiun_of the hoof. W. .C. RANDALL, i' .Iainuicu Plain, April Ihr 2._»_'.`...-, 5. Dear Sire :-1 used Dr. J. Woodbui~_v’i-i Horse Linimeiit on rin unacclimated horse und it proved _t e mont
cllectlve preventative to ii case of scvc-re sickness that I have ever used. I nm now usin|r_ lt on i»he__-
fcveih p1~e\'o|_it_¢_iryni3_ss, :ind to create a natiilsal n;_ro_:yi.li._ limlht.horo_L}_zl:_l_.y _c_o}_iv|nce<l it is- f~
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/ WIIOLIESALER :-George E. Bullies. Charlottetown, P. E. I.
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mend thc act witliuut cliforcim: it
turns.
HON. MR. RICHARDS said thc a-
mendments grew out of the working of the act. The solo obicct was to improve the act, make it more work- able and secure better results. I-ic
Dersons to make returns of births, as had been found in other countries. It WAS 8. Very difficult, matter to secure Districts Registrars who were willing and component to make complete and proper returns. 1
MR. WYATT .argued that if the
District Registrars would not do their duty the same dlmcult might arise inrcgard to tllc doctorg, and it would still be necessary to enforce penalties which hail not been enforc- ad.-
HUN. MH.. RIUHAIIDS said he was
informed that the plan of District Re-
gistrars had not worked well in New
runswick and that had been thc
expetience here. It would be easier for the doctor than for aiiy` other to supply the desired information `\vitli promptness and accuracy.
The Committee divided on the first
clause 14 to 14.
MH. IVIATHIESON objected to votes
of all those - including the Speaker
question was stated. He ai-lkcd t.he‘ chairman to make a recount omitting those outside. I-lon. I.. li/lcilonnlil and Hon. Mr. Ciimmiskcy contended that a-ll were entitled to vote, Mr. Mclean contended tliui Mr. (‘\lmmls- key, when lie urls Speaker, in forinrr years hns ilerilieil in the nmsositc why. It ended ill the point ui nrllrl'
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Opposition nicnibers who objcctcdi that the proposed amendments would lead to confusion und~would not hcl better enforced than tue old act was.
Tl-IE PREMIER nalil _lt_ was thc-
duty of every citizen t--'sziipport thc law, bllt very few w..-i'e"willill|.: io rake actloipagainst delinq-lc°il,s ilrd when such action was-taken thc:-e were loud complaints. it was not the intention tn`enfor`ce penalties ii. every case of omission or minorfziegiect but in case of refilsal,‘tire'peualr~y sliou`irl_ be enforced. He commcirled _x._lir Com- missioner of Agriculture for_|in\‘l.'ig dealt with these `mnttei‘S with i`.::;.- ness and moderation. ' `
MR. MA'I‘IviI'lcSON»urged that .iial
statistics if not accurate were nils- leadlng and useless, and the money expended thereon was wasted- He pointed out many difficulties in thc way of working _the~pr0l’°sed amend- ments. The doctors do not._cover any defined area. Their iielde__"of 'practice overlap each other. 'The doctors would not do 'tire work-»for the fees proposed and could not be compelled to. He thouglit_,tlie amendinents were worse than thc`hld act. IION. L. McDONA'LD supported the bill. Thi-_ discussion was cmittnlied by
who were outside the bar when thc ,Mr. Mciiean, Mr. McKinnon, Mr. Arse-
naiilt, Mr. Richards, Dr, Warburton, the Premier and others. Obiection was tak:-ii to tlic number of persons who might report a birth or a death,
lcd. ` ‘ r l’i-ogrcss was reported, and at fi o'
being wiiivvil and the l'linii‘nim\ dv- rlarell the clause ailoliivil.
.clock the House ndjoilrnvd till tumor \l"\\\' nt ten iv'uluck.` ' V
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_as llnloss 'great 'cnré is taken in tab- iuluting these returns thrnumber of births and deatlis might he multipli-
and securing accllracy lu the rc-' The discussiri was cfiiitllllied by ANNUUNCEMENTS-
"Good cake for sale at Grace
Church tea. 3-1Sd1i.
*°I’atronizc tho ice-cream 'table at
Grace Church tea. 3-18dli.
“Good homc`.made candy at Grace
Church tea -in'-Y.M.C.A. March 28rd.
"Frank Fraser offers the estate of
the late Daniel Fraser. for sale at public auction next "I`hursday, March 28rd., at 2 p.. ml:
“Voice Specialist, Prof. H. A.
Tanton, teacher -of ~ Voice Culture, Plano and Organ. `Voice Culture), specialty. Studio, 166 Great. George St. 2-7dtterw6w.
°_"l`he Church »- of England people,
Rustico, will hold g, concert and bas- ket social at_Wh;eatl_ey _River -Hall on Thursday, March 23. fdldmisdlofi ii!-
teen cents; ladies with baskets free.
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“A concert and -basket social in
aid of the Presbyterian 'Church will be held in the.. Hai;-rington Hall on Monday the 20 day of March inet- ant. Doors open at? p.m. Admission 15 cents. Ladies with baskets. free.
3-17621.
"P1 I-Iambly, East Royalty, oiiers
his farm of 28 acres of land situated at Lower St. Peter‘s- Road, rmeihile li-om this olty at a private me Tit will soil it by public auction tbket c"r
- with farm stock imilements nd
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- household illrnltlirr if nn‘t sold bythe last of Mnrrll. ~ Zi-18d1i.¢
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