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Bawncra in today's Guardian i‘; a report oi business condi- ka h: Charlottetown as ascertain- Oﬁlkwn a number oi leading bur 1 men. it was imnoﬂlbll. 0! gig-p, w interview all who arc jjqn, engaged in MIAMI- QY an endeavour was made ﬂgot a emu-section oi summit- aQvl piblic opinion The result is aItainly reassuring. Despite spells d aim-sen weather, it is ovidt m» dnoe last Christmas the bus- IIIB barometer in this Province, ha been going steadily “D, Ind ﬁg; tbs p , ‘s ior the coming months are brighter than they [Bra been ior some years past- Olirmerchanin, asone 0i them ex- ﬁﬂid it to The Guardian repre- mta-tive "ieel this in their boneaf] ‘h many oi them it is apparent by fpcrenaesoiiromlotoﬁpefi-ﬂ" i; auainQ over last year, by easier mllection oi outstanding accounts, and by other signs which are indi- cative oi better and busier times. The steady rise in iann prices is pitting more money in circulation, among our iarmers, and this ine- ior in itselt is regarded as a sure Iidicatlon oi’ trade recovery. More- over, the general tendency towards pica increase in all commodities‘, foil as a great stimulus to busineasd : Incidentally, Mr. J. O. Hyndman i to he congratulated upon his in- l-tiative in giving valuable publicity lo tho Prince Edward Island lobster Qsdustxy in the manner described in our news columns Evidently there ls a great opportunity ior the mar- keting oi Island canned products in Western Canada, ii once the demand Inn be created. What is required. II ﬁn letters received by Mr. Hind- tnan would indicate, u an active aa-mpnign in this direction,

A BUSY WEEK

‘ Charlottetown next week will he II oentre oi provincial interest. The third session oi the 42nd Gen- Ial Amembly will be opened on iireaday by His Honour Lieutenant Governor DeBiois, who will deliver Llnr the first time the Speech (mm 5m Throne. Succeeding the late la- inentod Hon Charles Dalton as His Majesty! representative, Lieutenant ernor DeBlols' appointment has locoasioned general satisfaction and Honours first 0mm: appear- ‘ance in the Legislature is looked ior- fward to with interest. 3 Since the last session, the Pro- fvlnoe also suﬂered a loss in the death oi Premier Stewart. His suc- cessor, Dr. the Hon. W. J. P. Mao- kxlillan, enjoys the iullest confidence and support oi the party, and as lcting Leader oi the House last year made a most favourable impression. Fart week the MacMiiian Govern- gnent will iace its iirst session with hme cabinet personnel as the Stew- brt administration, except ior the addition or Hon. Dr. A. a. MacDon-

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pa, ionner Speaker. 1 The legislative opening will there-l fore see the appearance oi a new Lieutenant Governor, a. new Prem- ier, and a new Speaker. The upen- '_l'ng iuriction will be accompanied by usual military ceremonies, and will doubtless be largely attended. "ﬂu session will get away to an early '. start, and as thcre is no general el- f action in the offing and nothing to he gained b'y prolonged political , lpeechmaking, it should prove an expeditious and business-mic one. Next week also is Farmers‘ Week _ when the annual meetings oi our agricultural organizations take - place. The opening date, March l, coincides with the opening oi the Legislature, the iii-st meeting to he

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to our larger ranchers, but the number oi ianrm-a who hnd i0: slIlOhlD‘ a proiitahlc side-line h increasing yearly. and to ‘time especially a weekly article on the latest production methods mould make a special appeal. j

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‘lhe New York ‘time: seems, at anyratatobavehadtharightidea. ‘rheyareevidently awareoithe iact thatPrincelidwardlialandlsanim-I portant section oi Canada. lithe!‘ somewhat exaggerated our position] bygivingusMontrealaaametro-i polls, they erred 1m ridiculously! thandidthedeaigneraoiamapoi‘ thel: which appcaredsome time ago in our Montreal contem- porarminwhichtltewholehvvinoe ot Prince Edward Island was ocu- apicuous by its abccnomandnot even

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“I! anyone has any doubt," laid Hon Robert Weir, llinister oi Agri- culture, speaking l tiy in Par- liament, "as to the relationship he- tween the Ottawa agreement and the advance in the price oi bacon in thiscoimtmalibahastodo, andiahallbcgladtoaupplytne iniornmtiosl, is to look at ﬂit re-

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pet collie dOl. Whole barking had tailed to rouse the household, iln- ally pulled the blankets irom the bed oi his master. His action sav- ed the lives oi lather, mother and iniant asleep in a biasing borne. In Montreal, on Wednesday, the hark-

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Reciprocity Again

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m. Quinn's brie! reply to Wil- liam Duii, 10R, on the question oi A ,. “,, achieved two ends, hoﬂl oi them valuable to the people oi Canada. The ﬁrst was to reassure the people on the state oi the neg-

neglected, they have been and are being pushed with all the pressure that Canada can exert.

The second result oi Mr. Bennett's statement is that it eiiectively pro- ventl this question being exploited ior purpose oi idle and iutlle poi- itlcai wrangling. The Duii resolu- tion was a puii oi dust blown oil an old shell by a man whose clown- ing creaks at the Plhts and whose motley has been worn threadbare.

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one oi the essentials oi sane dis- cussion oi this question when he urged " to s ‘ that they were speaking in Parliament and not in the United States Con- gress. The next move must come irom Washington; there is good reason to hope that it will come soon and that it will have big re- suits.

When Canada strives ior better trade relations with France or Aus- tralia or any other nation except one, the word reciprocity does not enter into the discussion. Why should our trade reiatlons wi.h our nearest neighho.‘ he hcclouded and bedevliied by this hangover irom 101i? Obviously a trade agreement with the United States to meet present conditions cannot be nego-

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