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Ever;dFox Rancher
160011' ectivnsaof
“£3 might have been"_in -hi su.”
gs _ y re
I iigbeie remedy £9' check the § fatal bowel disorders so _ prevalent among the_most I _ pfomismg youngsters in the
- pens. lpn. Fssncws Enrlanlc ei.oeu|.Es
Now afford a positive
means of __preven_ii1_ng un- ,,¢¢¢-,ssary-ltgssea. hey are 3 eqmbmation of active in- testinal antlseptlcs and as- qingents whicheffectualiy di _¢_ct_theentirelntest1nal
so that microbes can
no longer exist, and at t_he -_ slalme»t1i:i°e-they~allav1he§n£ > famma YY Pf'0Cesses a il have been started. ‘ $1.00 boxes mailed to any address.
E. A Foster
Central Drugstore
.I Sole Agent
ciulni Siivicis
FIRST METHODIST. ‘ _ _
ll il. ln., Sermon. 2.30 =p.-ml., gun.
tiny School. 7 p. rn.. Sermon. Rev, J. 0. Dawson will preach st- both ser-_
vices. 1 __ - '_ _ _
“”i‘elifAicE't.HuscH_ ‘ "
Il ii. ill.. Sermdn,.Subj&gp_' _--The
’l`rullsiigllratioli.” Sunday School and ilibic Class with orqllestra. 2.30 p. ln__ 7 0- 1112- Sernloil.Subjeet.“"The moi of tlle Age." Preacher, Reb, F_ H_ Littlcjollns. , -
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ll 11. nl., Sermon, Subject, fF‘ollow MV. J. E. Hall Boston is ,.egistel,e
- WiiH CASBAREIS
Belt when blilou l
conltlpeted, or for. 0:21? "Yr
or sour stomach. `
Be cheerful! Cles l _
“mm and feel une-nf{`ll§.)ken%‘:§cart§t)s i° “V911 Your liver and clean the pow. 9|” *md BWP headaches, a .bud wld :’3|°“SD6Be. offensive breath__` coated
Elle. sour stomach and fgapggg
nicest. Sentlest liver and bowel °l°““s_h‘3 y°“ °VBl‘ experienced. wukg fp ‘°°_"“8 Wand- EV0l'ybody's doing riénCa&li;;r)arets best laxatlve for child.
.SIIIEK |J|JIlIiiI|iiiS_
_ ?>(3 _Qiai to the Guardian.)
_ ,»HAl{l§AX- N. S.. Jan. 19-(Quota. i-1008 furnished by F. B. McCurd). _& Co., stock and bolld brokers, mem.
291-5' Montreal _Stock_Excllauge, Mc. “NY Building. Halifax, N. S.)
ol.oslNe. Princes.
' _ Yesterda T ¢ Atchison _. 105% y 1235:);
A. C. M. ._ ._ 28% 23 A. F. ._ 77% 63%
the Farmers Central llistitute on .Thursday were: _
One from Onward Institute. Geo-
rgetown asking that a meetin of the Directors of the Central Institute -be called for the purpose of appointing _a committee whose duties shall be the securing of the market prices of all farm products and the publishing of -the same for the benefit and guid-
sance of the island iarmirs. `
Wbereastlle Weed-Act cannot now
be enforced by reason of the charges made- in the Road Act.,and whereas weeds are spreading very rapidly oil Prince Edward- Island. Therefore re- sqlved that the Government be ask- ed to amend the Weed Act and the School ‘Districts be charged with the enforcement. ` ‘
The following resolution -was sent
in from Excelsior institute of Little York: Whereas the potato lndustry is one of the many working crops oi' P. E. Island, and whereas in the past little or no attention has been paid to this important crop we the members of‘Excelsior Farmers Insti- tute consider that it wc-uid be' to the interest of farmers to have a Potato
Ani Loco Anaconda Am S & R Call Pac __ _ _ _ _ Cell
M. F. Ct .. .
_.Prs. .'.'.‘.--._ _-1 ="R'eading S. P. S. 'i`. U.
IUll`_i_on Pac ._ _ UI T.
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the city.
The Voice. 2.30 p. 111,, Sum-my ‘at tim Queen
Sclieol and Bible Class, 7 _ m_
S<‘-|‘111<»11- Siillievti' "Tho Sliirlreii’-__ 'riié Mi-_\v_1»l.csinpbeli St John is 1-eg.
'Crucible' Steel ' _
Mex Nqr Power ` ' N
ii. s. -steel
11% 861.4 1081/2 163 10211, 15% sm 104% 13% 103 9s
_ 109 _ _ 1141.47
101%
- PERSGNALS
Miss V- McKay. Clifton is visiting
Slull`i'iPi‘. Tho" Sia.'cker*_" `ltev. Dr, istereil :lt the Victoria" l-'ullcrt0ll_ Strangers welcome, and -____' "‘*’""' |’i`{’_‘f’_‘f§’i|__».___-1.;-,_ ,_ _- _ . lloll_ ii. McEwen, lviorcll. camo ikllldelicy to bring about a'disregard of
to thc t-it o-ite`ld.l '
.?~.'--_‘_~._;_”|_'4_>iI ‘ciivAncs~._ ’ Y -i ‘ ____' Y'
ll F"-“Jill”-' ¥'i0l'l'i10f\. Sllibloci. "()li`i calllt; ‘trlxtlizi c§0y?v;st;’tc;i0lui1I3i'ny Humor'
‘\"‘"»“`.-l'!"- 'Q3 i 3i0'Di.,ll\..'- Sunday bchcol
1iild_i4iIJ_ll_’ i`-_la_v_ss._ __ 7 p. _m., Serluml. Mr/ William Dean City 'i-ctul-ned
‘lilii|l<‘iii\' vs ’i‘ili' lflblf " R v J . ` '
M(VKw_méV _ _ e _ _ y`cstei~d.ly froln his trip tu ]3nnV1_0|,,
78%
1631,; 101%
15 asv. 103% 191/. 1021/,, 0s 108% 114%
107%
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN. -Souris. ure in the city.
Il “' '"~ S°`l"“°"- 2-30 ll- I nl.. Mr. H. H. (lox and Ilriilc Morel
Mr. and Mrs. Clement Mitcllell,
Growers Association where every
-- problem could be discussed including ‘/ia varieties, fertilizers. methods of cul-
tivation and improved marketing.
.The following resolution was then
submitted- Whereas at the present sitting _oi__the_ Supreme Court, His Lordship the _Chief Justice ill addres- sing ihe Grand Jury deplored the prevalence of drunkenness and the ex- tVenVt to_whlch' the Prohibition Law is '-beingviolated and declared that the
»- prescut conditions in this regard are
very serious and that there is absolu» tely no reason ‘why such a shameful
- fj_statc cf affairs should exist and
whereas at the same term the Grand Jury of which Mr. John H. Buntain was foreman. have declared that they regret to have to report that the lax-
d ity ln the enforcement ofthe Probibi
tion Law, the non-enforcement; of sen- tenees against persons convicted of violations of this Act, and the libera tion of this law from jail llci`c're the sentences have expired has it strong
ull -law and that this condition partl ci_ilarly affects the youth of the Pro- ymce.
'I‘llcrcI'ol'e resolved that ill the op
iuion oi’ the Central Instituto of Prince Edward Island llcitllcr the V Chief Justice of thc Supreme Court. nor thc ,Grlllltl Jury have overstated the facts and this institute dcfplc-res thc condition in the Province deploros ing from the notorious violations of this Lilw and its lion-ellforccillcl.lt and
. __ ._ _ _ I, _ _ 'eulid.l_\ hthool lllld Billie (Jass, 7 p, ,-0tum,.,1 yoswrday from ,heir wed, further that this institute urges up-
in.. Seriilo'll_ ltcv_ _0_ Elllery. A (ling tl-ip_ f
llcilriy wclconlc t-o ull, Seats freg_
_BAPTIST CHUHCH.
‘ _Sergt_ R. S. Colpitts, recrllltillg officer for the Canadian Engineers
`Hl _'_ b;m_m0nV Suhjeut»V __The went ‘to Montague Yeste-1-day, _ 1 sv 0-ss ‘lri ‘ S l sl as D_ m_ S gciul n|l1:“a:f me 1°? Z 0 - Mrs. W_nl._._A_ Clark, Bracliley' Point
D w eine ex ulldeli
w1,,¢nV_,,,,V,1 w¢_,,,,,,, by ,he ,wo ,_eCem_ Road. has returned from eil enjoyable
ly orgililizetl adult classes. 7 p, n1__ "ip -1° B°st°n' »
Si-rinon. ‘lThc Value f M _" \i`t' _ “W _ _ . i'in.-its lt. l-'I-et-ulun 0-ill 0:-'uuull it Ml-_ liebe.-t iiuynt-cleft lust night for '-11 all Others had spoken- These- fe-
|,01|, ,-,_.,~.,;,.cS_ GGeorgetown en route to Halifax to
on the Goverllment the effective lllld inlpllrtiill enforcelnellt of thc Prohibi- tion Luw, signed THEODORE ROSS, EDGAR G. GIDDINGS. JAMES SIM- PSON.
Oli reading the resolution Mr. Ross
recommended that discussion he- not prolonged beyond an honr, tll`at spee- ches be limited to live minutes and that no oile speak more than once un-
cc-lllmen ations having been agreed
Join H. M. C. S Niobe.
PEOPLE’S CHURCH.
service mf; p_- m__ Sm.mo,,_ p,_eMh_ been attending the Central Farlner
t-r, Rm-_ D_ Mchemt institute left by the mail special last
' night oil' return llon1e_
ST. PETERS’. > 1--_
~ Mrs. IJ. R. McLennan wus hostess
(
:ii-.l_ g,mdu_v amy- Epiphany-_ Holy last evening at ll nicely arrange
to a sogewliat lengthened pause en- sued.
' Mi'. E. S. Norton, Cardigan who nn.. Hon._'Murdoch llicliillnoll was the
first to 'break the silence. I-Ie said
that iii view of the long discussion evi- dently anticipated he had expected to see half a dozen ol"‘si7‘Uii"'t“‘I‘i`é"'f1‘o'ol“ at once eager to get their say in. lie tlid not see why there should be any
l _
<'uunnnninn s und _1 n. nl.. iuutius, brings- in-iiulnn~ ui Mrs. Jones, ni' lfmsliieiied disciiesicn of fi rescllilioii
Y 45 Sullda Schooi and llible Class M0\\Cl0ll
_‘of this kind: There were. it was
~_»_;,,,_ Evensong 7 p_ m_ A" "ML Micmel Mulligan of Ne'w,0n true, some shui-p corners on it that
frm-_ _ t',m¢.;, g,impS,,n_ , _Ll-epresellting the Kinkorn institute?
' t was' ill the city attelldillg the ineetilli:
ST, pAU|_5'_ of thc (‘entrul‘lllstitutc.
\l0lnin ia el 11 i s 1| ' His`nlany friends nie' pleased
_- ' H D' Y ' a. n _ Ju day school und Bible Class 2,30 -p_ m__ learn that Mr. Frederick Hovvaltt, city l<}vv|iiill: prayer and Holy Comma- has recovered from his illness and has
n‘ionVT p. in. All'se~ats`i’ree. Rev. resumed llis_dutie‘s with Mr. J. J. '|_ iv Murphy. _-Hornsby.
0 iiUii|]MASiER`S PAIRIUTIC FUND
.__._.1~i-iini -
' ~ I a breach on the part of a juror had
_A Sturt Linde- Vibe
Follows inthe Trois?
in responfse toseveral nppeuls,» Mr.
A _\\’_ Bruce, Red Point, has opened ll il01ulmil.stel's Patriotic Fund. The "lf‘i\ 710011,! that every Roadmastor con- """“i0 $2.50 to the Fund. The money mal’ ilesent to- Mr. A-_.W Bruce, to MV- il _W_ Binnlng, Bank of Nova Nfllliil. or to the Editor of the Guard- ian :ind it will be acknowledged il llie columns of the Guardian. J"""'-' Divswnll, Nor il Luke 0
5.: o
‘Layton McCabe, Alexandra, $2 .-50
Artemns Betts, Cumberland, $2.50 Harry Webster, Cape Traverse, $2.50 llarry Webster, Cape Traverse $2.50 Garfield Ste/wart, Red Point. $5.00 Angus A. Campbell, Black Pt. $2.00' Christy A. Campbell Black Pt. $1.00* Nelson Stewart. Black Pt. $1.00' IA. A. Moore, Pownal $2.50 Alex, A. McDonald. Little Pond. $2.50 D. J. McDonald, Glenfillnail . _ _ ._ _$5.00
Andrew Mooney, Liitle Har- ‘E. S. Norton. Montague _ _ _ .__ 2.50
V btulr _ 5250 h- -S. Robertson, Kingshorougll $250 0- /\. Bruce. Red Point 2.50
lloiicrt Wares, Wheatley River $2.50 Ari-_llle Bovviles, Murray River. $2.50
* Paid into the bank at Sourls_
id. B. McLaren, Georgetown $2.50 | -No'rr::- ny request it hun been ngrccd to accept $2 contributions as 'it is more' convenient to mail this amount than $2.50.
` .
Stomach Was Very Ball _
Much flllz-‘zine-‘Ss and Pain
THE Livsn eor our _or _olives Ann rliswl-tote evsrsm-'wAs
_ potsoneo. - 1 f "
mWlien"the 4 course of the food "°\1l~'l\ the-tlllmeutsry canal is im~
Mr. Louis 'Roehon`. R. R. No. 11.
Ottawa. Ont.. writes: "For about
""“°‘i iiv slinlclslr action ui tin. ilvui-'seven 'months my stomach was very. ‘“' bowels the food ‘remains untill bad. I was 'troubled with dlspilte-ss, sustetl.-nun as u result it ts.-unnltilg una lisa ginrnn the stomach and nw-_
w};|;i\iB sives rise to polsonoile gases' _ ch crowd about ‘the-heart. and 5:2180 dizziness and choking sense-
“”- as well us irregular- notion of
ful pains in the right side. The llv- 'jenséemed -to be out 0l_ 9l‘i|9\'v. 99.1 began 'usiiig Dr. Chass's _.Kidney- Llver Pills. This treatment seemed
Ul€'hdb`.rt. _ ' ' _‘lo be 'aotly what l needed. and The liver -struggles to remove ‘the before ‘Kit T* b°¥ WI? 9," lllfd 7 "°"9“B from the. blood, becomes' en-iwas cured nd feeling as wel as laf§e<l.‘and finally fails, allowing the ev6r._I also' used Dr. Chsse’s Nerve
llggmnli to pass _cn to every part of' Arm huinanV system. complications hug- Bild there is Brlght’ii disease Dlmfnins of the-articles' and appo- d‘The earlier délfahkelnenia - of the negative sygtsmare such as are dei _ led by thiti tier from Mr
Food when feeling weak and suffer- ing from nervous headache. and was soon restoégd to good, health- ._-I 9111 proud of `. Chssesmedlolnes, and
_aehpmywg 6315?” “above any other ocfo s - ' ‘ Dr. Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills. QM
pill a dose twenty live cents a box
Rcchnn ' nn. Bates to
I ‘ivi-r a;1=ns'-noi”
might. we-ll Ilnvc been lcft oil, but ill as far as it expressed zi desire to cur- tuil the illegal sale of liquor and the evils of drinking. he did not believe-
,O there was a mall present who would
oppose it; The rel-iolutioli should be adopted ill le-ss than five _ nlillutes. iI‘llere is a good deal being said at pre- sent throughout the country on the question of prollilbitioil and' illegal li- quor selling. It was a good sign, a 1-lign that ‘the public conscience wus awakening. His Lordship the Chief Justice had nlake remarks on the con- duct of u juror which were quite justi- fied under the circumstances. Such
never liuppelleil before to _his know- ledge in the history of the province. The enforcement of the Proliibltion luw was not as thorough as its friends would wish. “The eiiforcenlent of the law," 'he sili_d_ "is what we make it b_v our assilltnnce and by the mun- ner ill which we hold up the hands of those wiloare trying to enforce it." As a member of thc government he would unhesitatingly vote for the fc- solution _ Neither he nor_`the govern- ment wussatlsficil with the way in which the law is being enforced. llc knew thc tliillcultics ill the wily r.-l` its cuforcelnellt. The governlnellt bud at ull times limi would nt all times wol- comc- :lily ussistencc or suggestions 1 froln those who really tl€'siretl tenlpnr- ance. -bllt when the assistance pl‘oii'ercd became ‘ il personal fight as it had dollo ilot long since thoyiwould have none of it. if any one had nlly helpful suggestions to _nlitke that would help the government in _ellforclng the law it would be given ‘every consiiierntion. I-le again _ex- pressed himself as favourable to the rusolutibn. ` _ _,,- _ Mr. _J. Walter Jones thought that 'more elnpluisils should bp placed on tibe last clause in the Jury's reply, namely that with reference to the- po- wers of, the Provinces- in ,prrventilig -the importattolnol liquor. _ I the im. ,gortation of lqilonwere p‘l‘oIlibltiv`e _lt
ipuld be a cop; rstively easy matter
nforce thejltgev
,an _ G., iddlngs thought that
ahuetof the great hindrances to the _ nforoement ofjtlie law lwas the set- ._ ng at liberty_et men--convicted for *- lolstion_ He thought penalties ' _c-uid be im sed and carried out. ' _’Mr. Di\`v,,iti §¥ltnrmln._nefsrreii to the -recent conven on ilhzomnto at which 'the _'Te pera ce _A nc was repre- ‘sented -'gy Rgv, -Georgeailiorrlst _ A gldlsgstinn' from tha convention had waited upon Sli-_ _Robert Bordenjyho freeelved them -moilt cordially and ns- _iur _' m._t if be_were._nsu d
ii:if~.¥ritil1*i:°.f:1_@.11.>i1i1i`1t: -of pronlbitiqu.qg¢l_mp;¢r\si40li-t0i luv:
Mm ui nr c~n»iulJl5l__'uV_,i_£;* '_ _ _ ' V - -_-Q
Amffns the resolutions passed avvinees he would suhuilt ni`e`»1s¢s
to the Cabinet Het' (Mr Bom laid the blame for noliienfoge
-the law on* the prose‘o'jf_f_o i.
said, would not act when egdencd wa placed in their han@£:" 'He n tenced
tion of a notorious.-ruin sellen was foil- utl tlnongli the "1-efuul ui ther. prune- cutors to?-flat". =- §.". ~ - -»-‘-'ia--'»y 1-_
nun. -'Mi-_ lm-tlnnuu said in ~ cpl'
to this that v\!lld\'l'§" ropéf l.lld"\‘ evidence was. to the prosecutors
hearsay ruli'i_'ours_%¥yen to the pros'ecp.'
he instanced several cases of_tbis kind which calne within his own knowledge. He assured Mr. Schurmall that if any prosecutor failed to act oil proper evi- tlence,_he, Mr. McKinnoli would see that action was taken nlid carried out as- far as the evidence wc-uld take it.
Mr. Walter Simpson said that if it
were shown that the prosecutors were not ill sympathy with the law they should be dismissed and thoroughly re- liable men given the position. He did not know personally. but he had been infornleil that the prosecutors were llnsympathetle._ He _ believed that a strong public sentiment in fa- vollr ot' tenlperencé and 'prohibition and enforcement of tile law should be created. It was a disgrace to the province that the Chief Justice and the Grand Jul'y should :be obliged to refer to laxlty in the enforcement oi' law.
The resolution was then pllt and
carried practically ulinnilllously by i_l`__ standing vote. _ _
A resolution from the Cable l-lead
institute suggesting that, the Ceiitral Institute make il reeolllmerldation on the matter of -buying cattle by weight instead of as at present _ by lump. brought out tl lengthy discussion. `The appointment ol' u market agent also brought out n spirited discussion. Rev. ltr. McAulay said that until the farlllers are alble to do their own buylilg and selling they will ilot get the full reward for their labours. .'l‘be farmers were now_.,V supporting too many middlemell. He made some reference to the Farmers’ Co-operative Company which is now appealing to farlllel's_ all over the province but which, ill reality, is il joint stock coni- pally. Such all orgllliizntiilli llo silid if conducted co-operatively would. llc bciicvcii, lncct thc' requirements of the farmers.
A number ot' those present referred
to this organization and on ii sugges- tion, Mr. McDonald. Manager of the Co-operittivo Store was inviicil to ad- dress the meeting. Mr. iiiizlhillatlil
arrived at it somewhat lute hour and gave a. resume of tile-rules aiu by-laws governing the i¢‘urlncl‘e’ Cu~opcrutivt~ Company and il. general idea of lill- 'wurk done siucc its inception sonic six months algo. ’
niornillg at 10.10, a large nllmber be ing present. , _
The following was moved by' Mr. J.
Walter Jones seconded by Edgar
Geddings, and carried unanimously:
ltesolvcd that this Association np-
preqinto the action ol' the Departlllcnt of Railways inkeeplng' two trains on the liiurray Harbor Brallchi'-'loirger~ tI.lali‘ ill previous years but would rcs- pectfully urge thtt tivo trains be kept, on--this broil-oil-_ti.Li..Dccembei' 31st,’ df eilcll year. '
Tllc following resolution was sull-
mitted by the Launching instltute:--
Wllcrcus the Seed i-‘airs .wliidl are
bt-ing held ill the (‘o\lntry, are of little. or no heneilt to the ftlrnlillg commun- ity nt large, for the reason that the same exhibitors tilke part fi'om year to year, further that ii great many who have samples of the dil`i`erent kinds of graill seeds and potatoes- which* they show do not truly _represent whut they may have for sale at some cases, and' in some cases huve none for sale
Thelefore it is of etaicely any value
ill oalrying out the obiect of the Agri- cultural Departmcnt in establishing seed fairsf, viz: to en<:ourago_fnl‘iuei°s‘ to sow nolle but pure ulid number one seed
Tllerefole be lt lcsolved that the
Central Institute take this matter up with the Agricultural Department and have the sales so amended that the grievance complained of in the above wil he remedied by adopting some other method of. instructing tlic_fai-mel lil his pursuit' of faimlng ui gellelel
'l‘hls lesoiutlon was moved by l).t\|d
B. Welker und seconded by Peter Poirlel
The following lcsolll ion niuvud hi
Mr. W. J. Gibson. seriilitlod by Mr. \\ _ Vi/_ Crosby was passctl by tl vote of 50to0. _
‘Wllcrcas the running of nlltomilllilcs
over the public roads on Prince Ed ward Island as'inili`cated by the recent vote taken at the .school -meetings is dlrectlyagainst the wishes of _the’lar_ge__ majority of the people. giving»an_lllso- mont to only a fev\g‘of tho wealthy and being of no benefit but a llllisance. and a source 'ot great 'dangonto the ro _ mainder, practically closing the_roails to the farmer and his family in the districts in which they are allowed to operate, thereby being a _great hind ralioe to the development of the coun try. - _ » _ .~_-_-» And whereas tile present law of op-
enings. distrietto autos. where a ma- jority of the voters of that district ap- pear`in favor of it, is not_in accord with _British Fair Play as"tl`le roads are public and no one district should have s monopoly of the roads therein,
And whereas the present law is un-
worksbleiovring to the great difficulty and expense of enforcing it, as the numerous open and ilalrant violations will evidence. also the recent auto
FRIDAY MORNING.. _
Tile -third scssioli__of the i<`1ll‘lllcrs
Central lns.t.itute _opened yesterday'
had influence over the providing Msg-
luis or lu- 2- ‘ - » - = _ - ~- _ ~ ~ ~ .._- Therefore resolved thatthis meeting
_ _ `- -- | ' ` of the Central Farmers Institute place.
_ tself on record as bsiilg strongly a-
" || ' - _ _ L ,_ _ ainst-the operation of _autoln‘obiles__
_ _ _,___ __ __ V _ over any part of_ the Island ro_ud|_
" ` ` ' ' -`f`~E-gig!! thatastrong committee be appoint
ed to wait upon the Government to de-f ` lid that the present law_r`egillating
e running pf automobiles be repeal-
ed, _and tllatl the original ant, totally
_ mf me =ri‘ohibitlng them, be again enforced,
a case in Vernon River w e `0n”l-' iso that each representative from the
different psrts‘of the Island be re- ‘ uested to take the matter up in their - Gdpective institutes and to do all in __ eir power to support the above com-
mittee. _
theyymllq ggzizgloggyg-‘@§i{¢wu&-hiMr. W. W. Crosby_»of Marshfield se-
conded the resolution. He contended
tors in which th'ey cbuld' not act anii"'tliat the majority of theipeople were
against the auto and the minority had no- right to push themaslde. He said farmers ill other provinces had told him oil no account to countenance them. ' lmcollilectloll with the above reso- iutioll Mr. P. Brodie, York, spoke strongly against the running of Auto- mobiles alni stated that one thousand alone were killed in the State of Now York las; year.
Mr. Horace Wright of Bedeque said
that he was not opposed to the auto us u machine. lt was oi great commer- cial viilue in other prov_inecs. it has done great service in the war. Oil this lslund however, our seasons are so sllort, and tllei'e are other conditions which make tllem of little value llel'e. They would be no benefit to the farm- ers llerc, as they will have to use horses nearly alltlleyear around even _if they could afford them. The most `p|'ogressive farmers ill the cominu1li_ty are against tile auto. The farmers re- sent tlle attitude of the press ili_ seek- illg -to educate the farmers as to the use<of the auto. He referred to the report of the Commission on Conser- vation showing that of 400 farmers ill Ontario only‘5 p. c., had automo- biles. `lt would be better for the farm- ers to invest in home conveniences and improvemeiits such as sewerage, wat- erworks &c_, than in such luxuries as autos. -
Anotllul' speaker cxprcsseil liilil-
self as opposed to thc auto, saying they were' a detriment. to thc rural churches, i-laying that the young peo- ple instead ol' uttclldillg Church on Sullduys would go ollt joy riding.
Mr. Johli J. Bradley referred to the
auto ns. ull-al‘tiiiciul horse with it gals-_ olillc stomach. lie suid that the‘-'nl'dn- eyed men iii Cllul'l.ottctown are want- ing to use our roads for nothing. The autos run 20 times ai-1 fast ns the Gov- crlliilcilt allows. llo coiltcndcd that uu- tos wtrrc of grellt danger to l`urmors and farmers' wives and ilnliglitem com ing to und going from lllarkct_ lie nlcll- tiollcd il llillnbci' of uccldellts which liud_ been caused by tile lluto. He slig- gcstcd tho building of a. road for the use of autos olily, if they were allowed length with-the subject, contending that the average farmer of Prince dild-
- wuril island could not afford an auto.
Mr. Edgar Gcdilillgs of 'i\iurray Har-
bol' spoke against the resolution and strongly in favor of autos. He dwelt on the great value of farm tractol's, point- ing ollt that horses are idlc it good part of tllo timc- but have to be .fed all tho same. Tile employment of autos would mean that one ol' two liéfllt horses only would be needed. He llc- _lieved that if autos were prollillit`ed gthe law would have to be repealed and autos allowed to run ugiiill.
Mr. Bertram l\lcLellall oi’ Glenview
spoke in favor of the resolution. He said lic voiced the opinion oi' 250 vut- ers ol` both sides ill Ilis district. An aliti-auto petition signed by that llunl- ber of property lloldcrs Is in the Pre- miei"s ofiice today. -
Mr. James i\lcCalluin ut' Lot. 48 said
tllilt the auto question bvoadells out to the question, is the nlinority to prevail over thc majority? lie spoke nl' young people being ruined in sections of On-
A committee consisting ot' V\. J.
-present law regulating tile rlllllling ot :infos bc repealed ulld that the original not totally prolilbltlng them bo again cil1`n:'ceil. _ ' ' The foilowirig resolution moved by 1*. ld. Mcifellzle, seconded by E- B- MC- l,11rcn.wus pas:-led lillalilnlollsly by u _stalidilig votcz- " ' 0 -
“ltesoived that the t'-elltrul Farmers
Instituto strongly ilrge the l)cpai'tlilci\t of. Railways to immediately restore tile wireless system oil the cur ferry steam er Prince Edward Isluinl." ‘ The following resolutlmi. was moved by Pet`cl‘ l'irod_ic.- sccollilcil ily J. Ii. 'viunn was pnnseil: - , -
,"Wiieroas`lu rccelil. tictloll of Brodie
vs. Grant there developed n difficulty
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" _ I _ .. _-A "TQ _ ‘,_Glbsoll, C. E. McKenzie. Ber.tri_m1_Mc-
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'ln proving who wus running the car
although it was proved _thut__the car was running oil illegal ground, and the.oase’was thrown out.
in the car in amenable to a lille, also
_trials in the Stlpendlary Magistratrrs omeo at Charlottetown. would seem to
illdlcnte - thqt ' the _automobile interests
cal-,s owing to autos. _ __ _ Mm.-mb S}mm & Beer _ U -‘T Mr. C. E. McKeilaie_ ol' Miltoii ill |fVe-nn, Smith supportillg the rcsolutioll stated that J, .A_--“_'1\1uthiun0n` `[}<*ig1\uriug)__ autos are good on this island for only Arthlil' Ne_wllerr_\~ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ four nlolltlls ill the yciir. It would pay H90- Mllr¢i0Ck 'MCIUIIIIOU the farmer better tu have home corp- W- Si Grant ~ -
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were ill favor of the auto. Ii Murray Louis Mcmillml, ‘|._“-_ Dcpm Harbor wullts it, ict the majority rule. _yas A, M¢;Nél|l", _ _ _ _ -_5 'i`_heri>_ is nothing to hinder the farmers Fenton Newsome _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
h i 1 t‘a t r, even if autos are shut C310- A- CHIIIOYUH- -» ~ av ng I I C 0 ' ' ` " Chai-r? lt. Sfnalllvood ._
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HOUSE T0
be Accounted for
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The llusilless lllif-'lt collectors huveal-_
most completed their rounds ol' the- (iit_\', and repo-rt having inet with il hearty response, _ Tile principal sub- scription recorded in today`s report is that oi’ Sir Charles Dalton wllo con- tributed $750.00. Today the Daugh- ters_of t`he`Empire "co'mi1lellce' their campaign and will leave envelopes at every house in the City _-2- These-"will ,be called for on Monday, and every envelope left will have to be accoun- ted for. ' `
ill the course of their visits some of
the collectors hoard a report froill thc country that there was suspicion that certain people in the City had il “rake- ol`i"' the Pzltriotic Fund. Tllcrc is :lb- snlutely ilo truth in this rc-port. i'l‘hc Patriotic Fllnd in this Province is mil- llugml without any ilxpcllsos fill' snlu- rics of tiny kilid. ull the work ill con- nection with the l<`nlld being dont-_ -by busy men griltutlously. 'l`llel'c is no paid ollirililf of the Filiul lit-re.
The iollowinix is il partial list of
suiiscriptlolls nlrcatdy l~i-1-civt-il:
Mr. and Mrs. F. lt. licilrlz ...$500.00
Sir Cllurles' lluiten _ $7:'n»,00‘
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SE,
The Daughters oi _the Empire C_<_'l1lllI_1__e_l_l__§:_i=___-__-»f To-Day 'Their House so liouse_.__Cany_a_s' on Behalf of the *-Patriotic
' Everyone Should be Ready
Subscriptions which will- h_e,I_C”il_e¢if_ I for Monday. Every Envelope- glgst _-V;
it "rdf rl
Mel ions ld " §l_“‘l.”;"`.’.;'0$`i..ii$.i.§‘i‘=“‘_“f“_‘*‘T'_“_-'='i".1_~%*#'f"‘1i§!%r’*"*" Swillsi"fn¢m¢;cw_';:.:'“z':‘-::"=.;';;-*:%ii.il0c2 =-'J r-
Joliufyvlc-l{eiil1a_ . _ .__ _ , _ .__ f1'.00 _ - '. .i_.~:. _‘__,, Iiorucd liaszard _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 00.00 A. \V_. Stcrils ,_ .__ _ 20.00 J. R. Dennis .__ _ . .‘_f,'i-.'15 ‘_`:“. _ _ 25.00 A. Pickalil ._ , __,_, 50.00 _
E. lt.'Brq v-.__ __ -»M_§?' hIacDQn'é’l?l` &’Ei\if>l<"illll¢uii ._ 200:11. 'I Staff .tfaliadiali Bank of (loin-
mcrnt-__ .‘."__'-°i,_ 120.00
Bcllj.-'ilogel's, .lr. ._, _.__-,it 20,00 l)r.\'<_:o_.._,.._._____.._ 25.00 .\ioorc &‘ i\li'l.ie1_-.I _ _ -__§‘..» 200.00 ' R.ll1~llirstu ._ _ ... _ _ _ _ _ _ _$30.90. _~_ ilrllie Slov\'al"t & (Tu. 100.00'
l‘Ii.ii'loltelo\\'ll l.i;;Ill_ untl-i"o_\v- ' J
Cr (ill. r... ..-'.<.... -"-f 10.0.00/ if. i._vpn_< lv Un. ‘_ '100.00 I.-iliilld‘_(`ulrl Stpzrilgll i‘4l_;‘ _ ._ _-_;. ,$100.00 -___ id. A. ,i<`tl_~il,t-<|'--. . ._i__.,,__r _ _ _ _ 25.00 15 il. .\. siutrp ..._ _ 25.00,? .\. .-\. i\i<'l.i1il _ 50.01)
was
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lziciv: Ltd_,( _ Mt:l,il_i~i:.,_]¢'L°qsi- _ _ __ K.
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4. \.‘-
'Pclcpllollo Company _ ._ (‘ili‘\'oil ilrutiiufrs _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ l’l'o\l/_so lll'otllc`rs W. E. \V. ()\véll _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Rogers llz1l'd‘\vui'c (Yo. _ _ _ _ _ _ l’atoil~&Co_...
.£300.00
500.00
500.00 250.0() 250.00 200.00
We.-all-_\' Ntswsmi _ _ , _ _ . _. _ _ (‘r:ibiu.~ Ilnlullvilre i`tl. ._
lt.. li. .lluicll & i`ir~_-5".-.~_. . _lillulilin lirll K- (‘n. __
20.00 25.00 ’5 00
20.00
livin. G7.” 8.'-'1|'i<-`i‘i-id .4`1¢o'y'!*-T.'-17 *-‘60‘.0'fl ~‘~
J_uiu1t+on.- .loiiiiscn - _ -.-. _f---:si,;00
200.00 150.00, 100.00 100.00 100.00 10000 100.00 100.00 100.00
A. Ho_rnc &; Co. , __ li. W, Binniiilg Sarah ‘ ilocherty. _ _ _ _ _ ll. W. Longworth ._ __ W. lt". 'l`iil'l11ui‘sh . ._ , , . _ A. A.. Bartlett (‘_ H. B. Lollgworth _ _ _ . .' E. li, Ha.viland ._ ._ Prcniier Mxltliieson _ _ _ _ l). Nitillnisnll _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 100.00 _J. & 'l`_ Morris _,_ _ _ . .__ _100.00 fdnllu Anderson _ _ _ _ . . ._ _ _ _ _ t00.0il
'$0.00 50.00 25.00 "£3.00
hlcl{_iuiio,,_i\'- _Mc.\'cili_ ._ . - ..< _ W.' E. BQlll.lC.V . . _ ', :_\__ -, _ . ll. B. Stewart
l~`i‘it-ntl iid. S. it.) ..
Geo. 1-I. |Toombs . - ~ 25.00 WI _It. lteek _ _ 25,00 lf. H. Sterns ' _ 50.00 G. ll. lvl-igin -_ .___ 25.00 i‘_ Girvill l)ui'I`»y in-_ -25.00 .l_ fl. Jnlilicsoll _ _ _ ,_ _ _ _. » 12.1.00 ifclllietll J. Mllrtin ..._ f, 7 100.00 l‘h:li'loiltrli;-\\'i\ (iin|i'¢ll_u|,-_ _ _. .’»0_04_l_- _
»
'liyuiimall lc Co.. _ _ _ _ _ _ R. H. Jenkins __ _ .__ _ ._ Sli' W. »\\'. Sllilivlln ._ .. Justice l<‘itzi.;clnl<l .. _ _ _ _ Justice llilsr'/_ili‘ii _ _ _ _ _ _ Geo. ld. Hughes _ _ _ W. K. Rogers ._ _ _ Reddin Bros. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ..._ Dr. J. ’I`. .Jenkins _._ _ _ _ _ _ _ ills Lordship The llishop of - <‘liarlotteln\v‘n _ _ _ _ _ _ _ island Gold' i=.ln|':l_\.l- _ . _ . ,. . Percy Pop.-_ illillin Bl'oiili-r_< _l.'J. _ilornlly _,___ .___ _ Patriot Pub. i‘o_ ,._' . N. ltiitteiibllry it. E_~Spillet_ .. _ Dr. G, F. Dewar Allev-.'& (‘o. S. A_'McDonul1l
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tnrio and other provi11_COS UY U10 “Um J. A. _l°`ilrquliai'son _ ill some places r\l.l'al churches had to l~‘. E.-'Smallwood .
be closed owing to people going “joy (`-ol‘£iLi3. :fr Co. V. _ __ _ riding." He also ret'cl‘re1l to conditions All <“0i`5Yt|\H ~- ~ ~ ~ ~i-'-1- 1 » ut Vancouver where there is u com- Dr' W9"""“`t°“ _blalllt that people '_csn`t get oil street (,i}§`r,h)'I_' 'I '_ '_ __
100.00. l00.0il l00.00 100,00
'i`ho~;, - Ii1:l_\' _ - ... _ill_'_ lt. .lelikills _ I~`clliiul & (fllundler l 'Ilia A_\-'c“s .,
§33'ggl<'ol_ i“_ S. .\lool't>_ `
100:00' ili'_. (Itl\‘ljlltlldl‘s _ _ _ _ . _ , . _ N00" Saliiilicl Keilll,etl_v_ Jr. ._ . _ ., ' \\`. _-\_ Mlltcll
"“"'0"_ ii. <‘_ A. Grant .
l'-_ ll. Bl;l('k'_.. _
i_:(())(())'_((;1;iSnillirle'l‘s & Niiwsilllw. . ~. N000 - ilclsrlursml & l‘lliIillnl"t> _ _ _ ‘_ _-M00 ii. I-‘__ lI\ltt'lli.~'on ____ -__ ;,0V0(, .l_ (lass . -___ ` _-,000 <`. ‘:l. Ullnppell _ ' 5000 » \\'_ -A. .ll_. l\'lorsoii _ ,_.' 1 5000 l._~l-I. l-lrccke-li ____. _ ' _ 5,,_,,~0 'it ii. st il. J. niiuy_.. ,,, - _-_,L00 _-\. E. ;\"ioi'rlso-ll ._ _._ _-,0_00 .\lcI)oll;lld & Rowe _ .._. _-_(ml, ll. `}\_ l"nrqliilni'soli ii_)ili_ls't1t~t_f_-_;_ -_»'_-L00; llugu) _._ __. -_ _ ._ -_
25.00 110.00- ll0.l)ll,- 130.00' 50.00 50.00 r.0._0u__ 20.013 25:00 25.00 25.00 20.00 25.00 ' 20.00 ‘ 25.00' 00.00 _ 50.00 35-‘iii 25.00;
.oof
is on
40.00; - I ~ w - _ “f ._._~,_,,,, _;_ i.A_nv coi._l_ccroRs._--,_»,___,_- :.100 F” - __ _ _ -_._-1_0., 'i'-ii.. i_>nugln<~l~s uf tue i-;inp1_ne_-_wll_l‘_ `
25.00
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belin i_ht»ir rooms fm Mollday_aft‘crliooil _-__.__,,`
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50.00 20.00 £50.00 25.00 25.00 20.00
DcBlois llrcs `_ _ _ _ . _ _ 25.00
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' ' _ H_l\l-Dalai ...'
stated that the people of his district LM, If Brgsgol
2.1.00 -1.1.00 25.00 0 00
20.00 50.00
°“' - . neei~‘.& weeks 1.0.00 Muci.u<nl_
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Law l'eg.ll‘ilillg the rilnnlllg of automo- biles on thc public ruads,_th_ereioi'c i'e- solved that this (leptml Ihstitlrte rc- 'quest ull ilnieildnle'ilt'? til'ejii0B_ fstettite so that violations of the *Act ay
ings of the United Farmers of Ontario
40100
l'l'um two- to six o'i:i_i>L'k to rcce_i\'o_tliq-7_- l’a‘(»`vintic~ elivtlopcs. The following"
Indies -unc -in vita/rge~~o_t' t _q1,
Warti l~Mr_<. \\'_ I-I. llellflcy; Warii 2. Enst-.vi-I-s_»\v. .s. _sttl_sg`\rf.;"gs{e_f_»'lI;i‘~_ l\ii_fs._.l. i-:_ ii. Mt-tw-u&,l_y_;, lv-.mi ::-- Ml~s_ F. .l. Niisli. :ind `l1s".`flJ_ §'ii'llol~ sort;_ \\'-u|'~al -{, ~Easi-Mrs Leigh' and
Mrs. S. 1'. Moore; \‘i/al'il -l_____W_ns_t- _ Mrs. ll. .lf lv ilcllolluld and Mrs. ' l._V M<`:i\rlillau' Ward East-Mrs. .ll i’_`
onine., und, .uns lt,-__1uur.%{,.;,@l._;E\l;'lf_r-ii.
5, (.‘ellirnl .\1i_s_ J S, agua i_1nr Mrs. A. \\-'_ \\'ccfhs;" Vt‘a.td‘lS. West- M"'*» “V1”-.1-.i'i"!il‘%W\#Xii‘i~‘»iiii§Ff»..~i~i?ii“< ~
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ilellun Willillm linwlett nlld-llol'ai:c “_ _ - _ ,'. ». '-'
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EA wmgm was uwomtcd wVw_m umm | Nliiglstlilte s Loillt lol Qilceng t.uVuulty _byctii tliiillilili ‘ry |l.iVl 'init filth il- i lu
1 1 I mmm "mt the-ill the lccent tllals institute fel tie lloscilltius nlu Ii.l_ .1 < iiill;,t._ is nt.. _
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lm' (mvcmmcn 0 (C -|clll'ol'ccnlcllt of the 1908 Prolllbitioli wcssiiry. -. - - ..-,,- \ D
Tiicl-1-fill'-\ resolved tllllt lilni Jen- trul instiizllc ask fur ‘.ile2l,<iisn‘_leslri
und the uppnilltnlorit of otlrcrs-'lmown lo be pwstinully in sympathy with the ~ luw 'llle resolutioll was t.:.r.`i~1l' ’ " _"
_sfs__u ~ _- _ -
be heard before any/ d§§t£;\tel.§ 011 motion of i\lr_-Agnew itwils de- _
’l`~ho resolution was a‘l‘iiibt1?` ' I_fci1lcd tllilt t.lli:_ l"l:ovlncii_\l_ Sdcd'l‘air bl: _ _" Tm, folmv,-mg mH,,|u,_|,,n was mm-,,,1f_lielilfill.1-lnmmcrside and_ti`lat Rev. Dt. by Mr. McGrath of Tlflllsh and secoild-"/m\\llhifl_\` llirmihilie U10 C°1¥W“_t°‘*'”°[__ . i 1 ` ____‘ mnlmgomcn ._ ~- - . ;~.,_ . _ `ulltléiioiiiodu`tll:§Ka.m:::>§lmittcc of three" 'V00 f0"°\"i“i»¥ "‘~'“’ “l’l""“i'~“|` ‘m‘i‘““‘ ~ ' be appolntell to,nonfer with the Unitf' |1911; 0! the Exoeur_lvt~;_- ‘ J- ~ ‘- eu i~'nr_niurs ni-ontario the Dounnlep Kiwis "-n\1\\¢l;'-‘~-i- A- I_?¢lyI\r.‘1§lilii\‘
(.oulu.ll of Agriculture and otllel _co |.@g¢?i¥li§!_ P(0€§;tUFf4) \_ MLK” WV eporattve boilizsln Camilla witllavéen W (ffffmlbly Jiums-ol; ~ - ~ to it union wit chem. niaotlou an' » . - ._ - -_ ,~ 1 --.‘ possible to urra;nse_'fortbe attendance i’fi\\C0 (lolliity-1'lw0<w Rosa- i`-
ol one er more delegates at the meet- M- l\l`S0l\\1\lll H1111 J- M- "|-
' The meeting then adjourllod'.;.._;; '-
on February 7-8 in Toronto. The re|ol»- » V MJ* _m0‘?\_i_l_l_F Ui the ¢"i`U`¢i§5"’{"¥‘°|‘1_' _'
_ _ _ _ -_ utlolr was carried and the Commiss- _lvdily PPOYGBBOI' 'l`h90d0f@ R0” 'WU ' _ _
Therefore: resolved mm -tm! (gennai I mme, af AT-|c,||mre _wap gpkedqelelected President. nngl_Mr_- 5. ,~ institute ask iur-tile emennmentietmlace anew uls question ni neenem- Seofeliw- - _ " . .. , _§._§ ;`,"_§-_ `
the law so that each and every persorl,4i0l\ bef0l'0Vi|fl|H il\!iii\K0 “I 000114"--_ __ _ -_ _- ~_,, `», 1.
"""' '“a°“"" ’ ` ‘ -' cAsn’oF Tnames “ 'if'
the cur when on illegal ground. ' | Thofollcwiiis was moved by H°N\<’0_._*-' *- _ _ _
The following resolution was mov-twlrishi-noesolllled bv Killer 000010582- _ M,__ ,,~' p|,.5__ J,,|m_ l_M¢iKa,_-‘§'_m|| '- _V
so ny J. li. ein neenuneu by w. J. cm-, Whereas the result! r°¢_°fv_\d_i'I _n;,<.,.f 10.-.,.,:|.. pmt. up-u r.'ue¢_iy» g » ~_ g0n;._ _ _ __ _ those who are elldeavorillg to .upboidvl fu] fo,:`¥,nn_¥_`kindne§,? “uw _ ‘ _|( _ 4. .
whim-ns there are unsnllsfactm-_v re- and <‘rll\‘i\"ff\!_.ih@ l’i'0i1iMif¢" _l1_0__W_ il_f_'f‘ _letters _'Q nydlvililly _§*fi\_ _ f\1!'lif`_ ""`-'°"
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