‘conflmup frillm‘

E s ' . n .,Boeela‘is. .il°ggl'o:e; 3| Doz Specials. fizz‘, 3 pa; Specials.

I I 1 Doz. elligglgiiwdl]; g Don. _ . oz. odfiprtitins: 30 Dos case Extras "nu-red Piyluouih Roi-h lien: ‘nupnrgn, 1st. _ e’ 2nd and 8rd. SPECIALS.

ponntod by Theodore Ross. for n, number of palms. to iii- ogn, dressed poultry and live ts, Harry Hill“- dnnaieii by R. ,, n... beat display any y w. .I. Cudmore. _ I haunted by swift Canadian Co. for best breedipfl i191) lllly y, Joseph Costello. t . donated by Henderson & Cud- nn best Cock and Hen. any y_ 1,, A. Haezard. . donated by E8! circles for and Iar cat display (utility) p Boswei . .. donated by Auld Bros. for lies! ,, Illymcuth Rocks (utility) "-

H. Jenkins, M. DIE

donated by on; P. a. l. Poultry latiun for the best display oi outll Rocks Standard. John Mc-

p donated by the Poultry A5’ lion for tiie best display Bu" gtons. P1» "yiie- ~

p Mnpted by Island Cold Stor- Co.. for best display Mlnorcas. dnrd), W. J. Cudmore.

p donated by Carveil Bros. for dinpiny white Wynndntts (utility) n Boswell _ p donated by Prowse Bloll- l°l s, ("aplfv B, I. Reds (stiuidard)

l

‘Central Guardian 1 Hon. Dr. McMillan ' Speaks

‘continued from Page 1) LOOK OUT-Pzl-i-GREAT AUG- TION SALE Oliphanage Farm, A

rll 7th. 8I56-8d7-3i

militant discharging Beeco Ooke. good for furnace or hail stoves. 8-11-2i

n gqygpgpe? in this Province con- tained more absolute trash I would _ 1-3“ to 3B8 It. On thle very front HAMPTON ciscuir. -- United "i"; .923‘, ’f,,:§?],::'.‘,:db;“n Church services on Sunday, March ‘g9. m“ who ‘might have bee”. lllll- l" B°'“'“l"’- ll ‘l-‘lll-F "ml" “In with which l will deal a little ton, II p.m.; Victoria, 7 p.m. mm a“ them h om statement made in the paper which I purpose now to answer. ‘lflnring both the Dominion and the local campaign I have receiv- ed more than my due share of com- pliments from -the editor oi the Patriot. I have been called nearly every name that con-id be thought of in the editorial sanctum of that newspaper, it did not matter whe- ther trula or false, or whether the charge was tlibeillous or not; It was all fastened on me ‘Of course. some of 'it I expected; but there Iii one statement here wh'ch iI pur- pose now to challenge ‘It is an article headed "Astounding ‘State- ment," and goes on to say that "at the Cardigan and Murray Harbour meetings the astounding eliatemeilrt was made by Hon. Dr. McMillan that the ‘Liberal Government had stolen the sinking funds and used ithieln tln order ito make their sur- plnses; in other words, had used them for ordinary revenue."

The first part is correct. I did not say they were used to make

TURNl-PB WAiNTEu-l will be buying good sound turnips all this weik at the railway dump. Henry C. Smallwood. 8148-8-17-81.

POTATOE8.—Carves Bros. i" ‘wing pr-tatoes every mild day alt their cellar, Water Street. Highest lnnisei plncei. |.....i. 8175-3-18!!-

ELECTRIC LIGHT wnsum s who have neglected to pay llil "9 ‘reminded that service will be dia- connccted on 16th inst, with/mi dfurtther notice. Pay today and save trouble. 8143-3-17-21.

'vom< AND MARSH-FIELD U-N-i- ‘r59 cHuncrL-Servlces for Sun- day. March zlsi. Marsltfleld I1 am. york, I p.\lti. ilerbert T. Smith. pastor. -

voak POiNT AND V~ICINITY.— iMr. Aubrey MucPhaiI. York Point. nnn Mr. ilomer Pethlck. (Lc-rnwall were in the city on .Sunday.—~Miss Reta Crewys and Miss lMamls Mc- phnij or iCIyde River were visitors to the city on Tuesday-Mi. Pope Crosby and son Roy, Meadov: Bank, were visitors to the city on Sun- dayn-Mr. Howard duce, Hampton. \'..l>l a Yifiiiitlr lit the city recently.- Mlss Doris Lowlher has returned to her home at Cornwall. after vslting friends ln Cai-leton and cinity. '

were stolen alid used for ordinary revenue. The report procecds:— ‘To say that ihia statement is absolutely unltrue is putting it very mildly. iNot one dollar of the sinking fu-nd was used by the Liberal government as ordin- ary revenue, and no one should know better than Doctor McMil- lan himself if he does not know

|developln5 trade in that part of

stirplilecs. but I did ieay ithat they

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

the Iiu-iners and shippers of P. E. Island at first hand a full and coni- plete report of the opportunities of

lithe world. T-hat was the promise lwa iliaiia: that was the promise lwhich we have carried out in slend- ‘lug the hon. member there. Our action 0n this matter had the full indoracmcnt, cat-operation and Iuympethy of the Boards of Trade ‘of the Plovlnce. and we are quite |satistied to take any and every |aligbting remank which has been imade upon the hon. member's visit ‘by our friend-s in opposition.

"In that famous issue of the ‘Patriot of January 11th there was ,an Interview “w-hich mi-ght have ilwllrwii." with some one who "might have been." You know, Mr. Speaker. that it was not an illiter- view at ai-I! You know that our Beniai friend. the editor of the ratriot when he gets tired of try. 1H8 to fool the people with his comments on legtf-mato tnewg 110MB. iili-IE-s ll sill-ill oft’ and corn- niunes with himself That is all this "interview which might- have been" amounts to; it is just a sol-

I expenditure of money. and do} something to safeguard the publict health ofour people.

“It is all very well to talk about blnnging immigrants _ here, but everyone knows that we can-not 1W3"! titiy oLilss of immigrants to uh. island that are as suitable as the people we have hero. now, and it is the duty of every one oi us to do what we can to safeguard and pncuervc the health oi‘ our citizens. Definite pioof can be submitted that ifie llvea of many hundreds of our people could be saved if proper provefltive medical menu cs were taian. Now 2i.- the time, when tub- olcuictle has been ‘eradicated from our cattle to tum uttentlen to do- ing iz-Jmetlring along public health lines for our people.

‘The matter or County Exhibi- tions has bten mentioned ‘hy the Leader of the Opposition. ll don't think he thong-ht very much of hem. i suppose it is a matter oi debate as to the direct benefit we are deriving from these exhibifons, but n0 doubt they do some good. At. any rate, the people want them. I do liol know that they do ‘as much

ilaiilly. a ocmcleaa soliioqny by the editor of the Patriot. No doubt the hon. member from Morcil. when be has occasion to speak in this II-ousc will liHai with tlint~ inat- tar."

Dairy Instruction

tnlcal iSchool. dairy instruction be said:

butter and cheese.

now better In quality. profitable last year

il-Ion. Dr McMllIan then took up the criticism oi the Leader of the‘ Opposition with regard to hhe Tech. On the subject oi

"My hon. friend says the Indus‘ try is suffering tremendously be- cause We are not giving the dairy- men speclaljnstruction with milk brought in for the purpose. to make Yet in spite of that fact our hotter and cheeie is -lt was more than in any

good as the ordinary School Fairs; that is MJIIIGIIIIIIK which this Gov- (ernmelit colrsldcra very beneficial and which is being promoted, be- cause in this way we are reaching tho bays and girls and cheating in them an interest in the farm and a direct sense of, resposibillty. Any- thing of that sort‘ which tends to keep our young people at home, should be supported by any Gov- ernment.

PAGE SEVEN

Nonl- cm is Em Poi-a um "Inserting n. legitimate an... Illliight WI! I dlmillbii will"! Wlllfiilireinr again to some comnlenuhjr would moan the ruinatlen of the the gflflgy- or the putt-top upon the’ farmers of the Province, and whiliopcning of the House, March 9th. . worked heart and aoui against it! "We are told that among -the~ when in Opposltivll. lmmodlateiml pleasures to be submitted will hei on coming ‘into power_ adopted the! an Act for compulsory labor o l proposition wholesale. iWhat have,‘ prisoners Qonilned in our ‘jails. -

they now w my [or than.‘ 'Ihie is the only hit oi hpecified‘; 391v, n, ']‘b!_ly nag the opponnntty, legislation set forth in the entirci of ridding the lpmygnne or Speech. It is indeed worthy of‘ that burden or deb; they, the best statesmsnslhip of the;

Government. Hereafter We may) not: chain gauge at work on thel streets of the centres and thel roads of the conntry- a pretty and edlfylng spectacle in this, law-abiding a-nd liquor-prohibiting‘

might have won favor as the great: patrons. the great phlianthropisttm, the great benefactors, 2f the peo-. pie, if they had never touched im-‘ proved roads at all. That would have ‘been their conssteut policy. But we know very well that the, province." liberal policy has never been com‘ IMT- slllllldflffl 0111661641 t0 8 distant, we know that their pre- “llemiler cllmmalltl"! 119°" “illlllllllkl glggflon pugfm-m. an] pmmhqstper articles or expressions of op-y p" m“, only 7°,- m, ‘um-M; pm». inion from parties outside the- poee of getting Into dfflce, app n" House. He demanded a ruling. and! disregarded ever afterwards." the Speaker thereupon ruled thntl the hon. member speaking liion.‘ .Dr. McMillan) was perfectly In order.) 1

(Ynntinutngv n). Men/nun“ ax.‘ Hon. Dr. Mr-Millan then read a plnlytgd nnn- the pnenen; qovemJiei-iprttch DTGVIOIIRIy pnblislleil lii mnnt wan nmn throng], empqenpthe Patriot to the effect that prison‘ tonnage-inept. to build III“ roads iltilllillll‘ Wlll‘ 1W1"! elllillilYeli ‘ill 11ml rnnnn it,“ Con, ma" ma". pre,h,.lstrce's of Ilaillux. The Patriot of? r-oggm-n, ‘this (lute iFoli. IStli) makes the inl-

Mp Sflufldprg nnn] he won“ “kelowlng comment upon the desputciiz’ to have the (I-wernment engineers! 1111111“ 99"” 1° elllTlllll-‘lll-l“ 111*“ 513m a statement tn th-at effect. The "@911 "I lllrllilllllillg 1H1")? Till‘ til" cont, he snnp depended upon the Inmates of our own provincial maugrju] or the “Mum 0f the mad jails. Ill the Quit-ens (Ziltntty jail In be constructed. The Liberals ‘hem “Te l" illlillelli iw9ll1Y""ll‘-’1 built up the low lying places, and tiie better roads were left to theY (Yonservativcs.

Proportionafe Coat

were a few days ago. these men are pill to work clen-n-

Highways “Now we come to the great question of highways; and from

the remarks 0t‘ the Leader of the Opposition his main agrument nil‘! island's out I)I'0Illifl€IiiIy_ that the Western Road which was as level as a billiard table. and whlcli‘ im-

was built lilitil the day tihe Hell

proved with age from the time ltiwwk-

eff Clldlllurfl. ll ilonatcd by A. Horne 8t 0061101‘ “splay R |_ Reds (utility) ins.

HAD ENJOYABLE TRUE-Mrs. A. C. Cox, lSourls. has just retiirn- oil from a delightful trip to Flor- ida. She left Boston, Muss. on January 9th, motoring all the way.

tdopoted by Harris Abattoir Co.. un- the bestxiilllllfly 09 Glllllell- pn Costello.

uh d

It, whiat sort of a minister of the Crown is be? The public ac- counts from the time the Liberal

show any such transaction." "Now. Mr ‘Speaker. lf you take

government went ‘into power un- til the end of their term do not

year in the history of this Inland. Strange. ls ‘It noti My hon. friend said that the dflirymeln SflOihIid be given past-graduate courses .in their business the same as lawyers and doctors. But I would remind him that so fair as doctors are cou-

Government went out of office, be-

toulnding profusion surpasses! the proverbial mustard seed.

‘B811 nflertvards to dislntregntc tin-Mme , til If. became full of holes, with sidqduring m9“? 1"“ Yell"! W119" i119 e,- tbusnes growing up in such aspBeli Government was in power the

‘ha, they fapcontractors were making too ntuch

.1 don-L believe’ n- one ‘velfiKlllibmiiiefi a statement which we

n unrated by Canadian Bank 0i srce for the best Breeding Pen by) Allnon Boswell.

i donated by Rogers Hardware m. DPS! illsillily Essa. l-ildlaw

guilnnatcil by W. K. ROI-Will C0-- jnt-gest number of entries by one bltor, W. J. Cudmore. .50 donated by R. V. Lougwortll est R. l. Red Cockerel (standard) red Cudmore.

.50 donated ny H. v. nonizwortli best ilistllay R. I. Reds (tlllllld- , -wiifl‘i_‘ti Cudmore.

passed through the following States on route:——-Mass..Con.. New York. New Jersey, Pan, Maryland. Distnlct of Columbia, Virgin-Ia, N. Carolina. S. Carolina. Georglo. She then followed the East Coast ofilmll which 15 ‘klwwll eve“ "° the Florida. on the Atlantic Ocean, as far as South Miami. cutting a- cross through Central Florida to West Coast, on the ‘Gulf of Mexico. visiting all the priuclpail cities on route home. Mrs. Cox says every- thing possible ‘is being done to at- tract the Tourist -to the Sunny South. and they receive a wel-

thls Government to examine Into

into ordlnhry revenue.

.50 litillated by Geo. Lilillile)‘ for l W. Wyandolte Puliet (Lltility). , on Ilosiveil.

1.50 donated by W. J. Cildmore for t Leghorn Puilet (standard). is Hayden.

.00 donated by S. Kennedy B. P. Rock Cockerel and Ilullet liy) Harry Hyde.

B. P. Rock Cock and Hen, John unis.

.00 donated by Harry IR, I. lied Cockerel and Pullel. iii-ed tindntore.

2.00 donated by Harry Lupthorne best display Games, Joseph Cos-

o. .. 1.25 donated by Mrs. F. L. Haezard Illlill unit orplnslan Cock. Harry

e. ,2‘; (Innate-d by bill's. I1‘. L. Iinazuril heal lluff (lrplngton lien, Iitlrry

a. .50 donated by J. O. I-Iyntiman for '

W, Leghorn Plilict (Standard). GIIIIIIIDFE.

.50 (lunutcil by Moore k McLeod best lllack Minorczl Cncknrtsi iilili et, W. J. Cudmore.

.110 donated by Pnions Ltd" for Corks-rel nild Pullct, Jersey ll. t, Mrs. l). J. Carmichael.

0 donated by Patons, Ltd.. for Pen p, P, Rocks, Jos. Costello.

b IIOIIIIIPtI by Prowaey iiros for Ht in Class 60, Mrs. F. Mcbaroll. iliienated by S. A. McDonald for display oi Water Fowl, Almon ell.

d Pleas $2.50 donated by Mrs. . iiongworih for beet Black rca Male or Female, W. J. Cud-

pecinl donated by Two Mac's for I'll-n Wyllliiioiies, Almon Bos-

Special donated by E. F. Acorn

9-" 11°7- Ellllll (Extras) Ludlow

us.

bs. Cut Bone donated by Edward

ders for best .-\. 0. V, Cockerei Pdiiet not ilelorf- menllnned,

a Hayden,

g of Feed donated by Carter &

for best niilr of Wyilndott Pulieis,

as .\IllIs.

ATIGUE and tired ma: well as pains and m the result of

- lwilnuiation of poise the systgnn t . The iver actiop is torpid, _‘ °V6Pworkod kidneys have “ fill dawn, the bowels an

l luahgaypgcqllflflfl, Y0“

l v l

M ilonated by Dr‘. Lackey for,

I Hylle fori

I rive Out, the Poisons and you Conquer Fatigue

1' Bhasehliidney-Liiverfille

‘Missal-ileum 'I'heDr.A .0 llediei 0.14m , """~'5l\rnn:‘$ss§' ‘M °' ""'

come from every quarter. Partic- ular attentlon is given to the roads, slid a large amount of money is expended on them annually. She ‘reports business is quiet in Real Estate circles this winter, but re- commends the climate to anyone

House.

It is true as the report of the Exnmore expense.

‘tcrs’ of the north. companies on this trip by 'Mr. and Mrs._ 1‘. A. Winsioe. and Mrs. Jnnniaavci la the

Murray. of Qu-incy Mass.’ who are-

nliai visitors here every Summer for many years.

That was my statement:

dlcted.

TDEEJFOD STO Ql ES

LIT’ I'I.I-l “FUNNY FACE“

MARJORIE liked Mother's sil- u-r-beniiled min-or ou the IIIPonIIIM-IIIIJIC.

Slir likfl to do funny things with her eyes-end make her mouth lllli) n ~liln. straight line. their into n miluil "0 " 1

“l low.- niy Iiitir fare!“ she said. 5hr drew ilrr nlollth dawn and pui a frown la-twren her eye-brows.

“Oh!"shc said. “I don't like ii now I'd belirr use the smile slriugsl There! 11ml‘: bciton Now. ‘Little Funny Punch-ave“ l2) slmi Mother how sweet we Iookfi

that and-it. ‘but if lilo other benefit had resulted than the revelation of the fact that the sinking funds were not sinking funds at all, that they had been robbed and replaced 1. with only scraps of Ithat discovery alone, I maintain. would have justified the making of the audit. i ‘ii just wls-‘licd to draw attention to this because I do nnlt believe in 0 permitting the editor of the lPitt- riot, or anyone else, to charge me with ‘mink-ling statements which are “absolutely false" when they are absolutely correct." Resuming the debate after re- m cess. iHon. Dr. McMillan went on ito » speak about ltransporwfon‘ and other matters referred to lin the Speech. Answering some cricitis-m _of the header iof the Oppolstion. he sa-ld in part:

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Hon Mr. Mciwen’: Trip

"There is another matter which I wish to deal with ~now land which was dealt with hy the ILeader of the Obmsltlon. and that is the compliments that he paid to my hon. irleud- sitting here (II-Ion. Mr. Mc- Eweii) wlho from his recent visit.‘

and bananas have appeared in the piibllc pness and have been said on‘ public plat- fornis in regard to ‘the visit which the hon. member from Morell made to tlhc tweet Indies in order to see what chances thene are for increasing trade relations with that part of the world. Oi course, it wliisa very fmiish tlil-ng for this Government to iiol It was only throwing money away! It was absurd V: send a. ma-n down there to bask in the sun, and so on:— that was the purpose of t‘he Stew- jart Government! But It was a uplendld thing. a wonderful thing. something that was going to pro-

Mi- Katie Wilcox, RR. No. l, Wiarton. Ont.

Idiom-

"Hy stomach troubled no and I had frequent headaches. I felt tired all the time and could

hardly do my work. I duoe marvellous results. when a main th condition iill‘ year ape this Dominion Govern- IWII- hllllWllt°1f1 imellt dent e law er down there. I50"? Df- Chm‘ Just contrast bot actlone,— the “mull” P1115. ‘Wk absurd action of the Stewart Gov- “ 5°95 °i "m" ernlnent in sending down a man

and me a

t did “mad” l“ o‘ "My, who was well posted in all trade

matters, who knew trade conditions from Alpha to Omega, whose judg-

I l“ f," “Mam "it “ii”? i““t".'.‘.°..¥l§“.»'.‘l.f “at _ Chant‘ pos on o rng nc t hiss-Live» "ii- ai n»- isi: mills. '.'.‘°£.‘1.‘.;i.“.i'..l“:. °°n u“ thus d 07h‘ great atatesmanshii) i)" 11w I111"

tive troubles disap- pear when these vital o ns

of the Dominion Government t0 send a lawyer there! t ‘Bat. we on [his side of the House

are aroused to action. eed- h we ache! and biliousnen are over- lvlvlfil" fellcltllgllnlffgflzflj, m: was come. You well and ‘m’ " ° ' ‘

h-ppy that we would use our every.

tlon of this lPmvinoe to see if any trade avenue which was consider- ed ni el-l likely had any merit; and on account of that promise the hon member frora More" was sent t0

the report of the External Auditor who came here at tibe request of

ltihe finances of the Province-a re.

editor oi‘ the -Patriot-—- it will be tfound that my statement was ab- solutely correct. The report deals with the very matter that I wI-e discussing, namely, those Victory Bends which were in the sinking fund; tin 1922 and which were sold In that year and the amount put

“The IPatrict goes on to say that

IlllP¢l‘-— just as we had to finish

credit is to -be given we would give

i" ‘llle W951 Plllilell W6 Bile ‘will. ‘has that. were sent broadcast by the

become a good judge of orangesiProvincial Department of Agricul-

A 500d ma"? Filings lure. agreeing to this scheme and

iagreeing manfuily

losses In cattle to be condemned.

There is where the credit should

go-to the farmers w-ho went into

a thing the result of which they knew nothing in advance.

iI think, too_ that the ‘Provincial Gllvllllllllent. Department of Agriculture ls en- titled to some credit because they had to transport those veterinaries and provide cans and drivers to take them through the Province. Those specialists, when they left. said that lnever in their experience had they ‘been beltler treated in the

and everything they wanted. I think and ll think the Provincial Depart-

endenvor to find better and wldemorflifli" T!" "l" “ll "m" markets for the farming Dililllillqiilfi "Iii"

tho Welt iindleo to bring beck to somewhat

and a great deal of It at the pro sen-t time is laboratory wonk. the same way there