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and Clark’s fancy candies.
Our stock is entirely
fresh throughout. Choc- olates inlbulk and in half, one or two pound boxes.
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DRUGGIST
NEW KING GEORGE HOTEL
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_ THURSDAY. APRIL 24. _ __f__
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One item, at least, in our 'special
ing, makes cheerful reading for Prince Edward Islanders. The awarding of the contracts lor the ear ferry t.ei~ minals at Traverse and Tormentine is another long step forward in what I generally regarded as the biggest un- dertaking .by any government on be- half of this province.
Step by step this great project has been advanced quietly, unostentati- _ ously and noiselessly-undisturbed; even by the uneasy inurmuringe of the prophets who foretold its early aban- donment. 'l‘rue to its promise to the people. the government instituted s careful survey of the possible,routes for the ferry, made its selection, pre- pared plans and specifications for steamer and terminals, awarded the contract for the steamer at a cost of over $600,000, and now, that for ter- minals has been awarded at a cost of
despatches from Ottawa this morn- 000. 7
ay an expenditure »of~sear,lp -‘8s,000,-I
One more step_’/ re-
mains, _that of standard- iaing the Prince Edward Isla-nd~Bai\~ wey. 'run mn. m6, vnu be 'taken in due course andthe work will he pushed to completion as rapidly as prudence and eillcienoy will permit,
That the government deserves com-
mendation on the progress already made in this undertakilll, 300| with- out saying. Things are being done and the people of this province are
awakening to thelact that their_ ln- terests are being forwarded as rapid-
ly as the development and growth of this young and lusty nation will warrant. They are awakening also to the fact that the door leading to a new and brighter era for the pro- vince is being opened and that very soon the isolation which has hither- to been s handicap will have become
over $1,370,000, appropriating alrea-.
a thing of the Past.
June will be a red letter month in
the annals of Prcsbyterianism _ in Canada; for the first time in its his- tory tbere is going to be a monster rally of clergy and laymen, the ren- dezvous being Toronto. The annual General Assembly of the Church opens in that city on June 5th and ar- rangements have been made for a great convention to precede it, com- mencing on June lst. The moving spirit is the Rev. Dr. A. S. Grant, of Toronto, und the objects are two- fold: to give s. change of scene to ministers and missionary workers; and to bring them together to dis- cuss ways and means of carrying out a number of objects oi vital import- ance to Canada which the Presbyter- ian Church has at heart. Every min- ister and missionary from the Atlan- tic to the Pacitic who can possibly be spared will be present, together with at least one responsible layman from each congregation. No less a sum than $100,000 has been subscribed for
the convention; and all the expenses
W`"W"""""i"§§s§§m" .ini cesvnmon.
the purpose of defraying thelcost ol-
be defrayed from this fund. The min- isters, their wives and lay delegates will be billeted in Toronto, every Presbyterian Church there having a reception committee for this end; and all the arrangements are as complete as it is possible to make them. .
Among the subjects to be discussed
is the question of the assimilation of the vast influx of foreign immigra- tion and the education of the child- ren of these immigrants in the Eng- lish tongue. Most pf the speakers will he Canadians, but there will be one or two outstanding figures from over the border, who are authorities on social problems. The convention will last for four days, but all those in attendance will be invited to re- main another week or so for the de- liberations of the General Assembly. The project has been received with en- thusiasm in most parts of Canada, and a great impetus to the work ol the Church is expected to result. In addition to the regularly appointed delegates, ‘anyone in good standing in the Church may attend and for
of the delegates from the time they
board the train at their homes till* r8lli!9\‘i f0l` f-IIB iBBll8 0! 8 return tml they leave them on their return will et at single fare.
this purpose the committee have ar»
SUDDEN DEATH!
$574,000
. “E5
will gladly send to
from Heart Disease, by ina sliglit exertion of climbing stairs, hurr_ving or lifting,
made in real estate slJ6C\1i5fi0D5. buf- it is rarely nowadays anyone is so
fortunate as two politicians whose
su ui deaths
might hc pruicntrd ii the victim only know their true
con_il|rion and took prompt
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Two Ways Of Selling Goods
One Way ls
» oder a well known article at
less than regular price, and sometimes less than cost in or- der to create the impression
that all goods are sold at that
'* l and when that art- ° ,
\ r sent for sell a
one instead. on profit is rnide.
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"luck" or "graft" has 'been engaging the attention of the Dominion Par- liament during the past week.
Mr. Oliver has been attacking Mr.
Rogers for being privy to a “home- stead” deal in Prince Albert result- ing in a most valuable area in the
and was still on the register as a
R and REA homestead. In spite of the filet that |°"i'ls precedents set by unwary poli-
siveral others had previously applied tieiens.
for it, ‘and had their applicationsirs-‘ fused on the ground that it was not open for settlement, this Liberal sent
ordered than to MJ' euros mmm.-'~ Mei'
In 1908 a certain Liberal of Prince tawa was the application for ‘the
Albert discovered that a. tract of homestead in the form stated. that city had never been allocated Thus arrscandale created and for-
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‘n..P‘p]1¢lti0ll i'/0 0f.f»&Wl 10|' thd 'HL'Yh]K@‘ ‘gig [mug of
'rue ieeei emeisis __ eeyeeeei-sayin ¢p,'g9;,,,',,¢ A,
n,"t_\‘,,¢ pointed out to ssmhl!--that he would mov( g_
at om" use it ` sf ei
insurer. In “"""_" “¥“‘°' _"‘“*i?°*\‘*fil:l°i°*l°6ne_"
th 1%; og l@“Y¢‘l|i ‘wil Pl'0V|l¢_l; " l ` `
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FOR $l0.
Prince Albertan Conservative played a similar game on the local Land
Agent, but in this instance the local authorities acted without submitting to a prospective second snub from
Ottawa. A Mr. S. J. Donaldson dis- covered that a 73-acre lot known as Howard Place was entered in the reg- ister of homesteads merely as "N 1-2 fractional, S. W. 1-48, 49, 26 W.
o nd in the department at Ot
tunes made by wary speculators fol
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nority at
We desire ask our
what class the country owe their existence, today 1' Is the' farmers who have first bewn one the roads in the forest and continued to _keep them in condition for travel for the public-benefit, meanwhile pay- ing the llon's share pf taxes, or ia- it to the sports, some of whom live 'in the town 7 They not only think they can control their own ailairs, but suggest to our legislators 'that in consequence of our obscure and un- intelligent condition they should step in and give forcible advice, which is so necessary to the country people today.But Mr.Eitor,we would rather, of the diilerent eharacteristics,be llovn in taking advice from the last men-U tioned class than to be the possess- ors of their arrogance.
We desire them to have roads of
their own where they will have entire
whence comes their right to dictate
_ IMIIILYQIBOUTPEO PLE.
town Daily Patriot, says the Halifax exchange, is in the city taking in the
Miss‘Margaret Hlerrell Charlotte-
Montroal where she intends entering. the Order of the Congregation de Notre Dame, Her sister, Miss Mary Herrell, accomppnied her as far a
Ogar in the employ of James Trai- nor, Painter, Charlottetown, were Passengers by the Murray Harbor train to Fodbla yesterday aftemoon. l‘hey will paint the interior of Iona Church, of which Father M. J, Smith is pastor.
running rights and complete POIIOI- A mother left $1,000 for the educa- sion, and further, if our iegislative'¢i0n of her crippled ¢m1¢_ Qu hu- body turn a deaf ear to our oft rapes- | death B gaudy", W" appoint” for ted appeals of no auto on our coup-,the child and the endowment entr st- UY hiKhW°Y°- “"1 Bi" 8 “YmP°th°¢i°,ed to him'on security in a Cuaradxtee response to the eut°m°l>i1l°®¢ the ce., nl ssoo. 'rue guardian defaulted time will speedily come when theyiand the matt" W" Maud in th, will assuredly understand fromlhands of B gm _ Th tg
settled with the Guarantee Co. for
UWB- itavo, retained uoaee for costs, ieev-i
I am, Sir. GW-. ing about $260 for the child. He
FARMER- thought it a scandalous case and
Mrs. A- Campbell. Brookfield. left was one which should be luiiy enquir-
.Y0Bi1°l‘dHY Bif»°l’l100l1 fOr- 'Bl'id8°¢0WU i ed into. If through'the machinery of to attend the funeral of her brother'a our law courts the robbery of a wife, Mrs. Wm. McLeod, whose death'clnld, as stated, was possible,\ it rs- uccurred Monday night. ivealed a condition of aifalrs which
\ . He would
Mr.F.J.Nash,editor of the Charlotte- suggest that 5 Com-mictee 0| the
» _ bh thi l -
town, left yesterday morning for gdrf; Jgynzsme &(ig_`:,fi be pumtmt ~
.iiii gig!
act to amend,
Public Schools
Act ma. _ _ l _ An act relating to foxes _aad,qQiq- _
fur-bearing animals in
an act to further*sm::{` eery .ies mo. (ne i-e-- porteq progress and asked l s tof sit again). _ ` ` . ’ . . An set to incorporate the 'Prince Royal Black Foxes Ltd. . The Road Act Amendment' 1010.
suooasnous A
On the motion of Mr. Myers, ae-
conded by Mr. L. L. Jenkins, an amendment to the School Act was passed, to the effect that the people or seen district eueu nret of an levy; a poll tax and afterwards,-if more
money is required, a tax shall be im- »
posed on the land property in the district. Mr. Myers, in mlkhlk this motion, explained that in many dis- tricts it has been customary to omit the poll-tax in order that the burden of taxation might fall upon the pro- perty, simply in order that the pro- perty of absent owners might be tax- ed.
On the introduction of the Ohan-
cery Bill, Hon. J. `A. MacDonald stated that his attention had been directed to a case which might pos- sibly bear some relation to the bill
ll B NIO’ B B Olllly
thought it had some bearing upon the finding of the Court of Chancery.
THE PREMIER slid the matter
should not be tolerated
House be appointed to probe the af- fair to the bottom and to place the
permitted in this province that such
House adjourned till 8 p.ml.
EVNING SESSION
ma er referred to dur- ing the previous discussion was _brought to his notice_ by Mr. llllellish, a. perfectly reliable -man, a farmer highly respected in the dis- trict. He fthe speaker) did not know the people concerned, but .he had every faith in his informant. The
Mr. and Mrs. George W. McPhee were host and hostess at a dinner party given at their home in the Webb block. Covers were laid for six at a prettily appointed table.'I'he dinner guests were afterwards joined by a number of others and all formed; a theatre party to witness the per- formance of “Mutt and Jed" at the Empire. -Mr. and Mrs. McPhee's guests included Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Archibald, Mr, and Mrs. L. G. `Cal- der, and Dr. and Miss Hodgson.- Saekatoon, (Sask.) Star.
“With many years of past success
and a rapid growing business the San Mateo Garage, of which Mr. F. A. Beer and Mr. C. B. Morton are proprietors, have taken a still fur-
E AND FOX TAX
. . , thqi' trld i th te i I ll 1
centre oi that progressive city being 2nd, ’ and was supposed to be part ' ° “ ° ex “° °“ ° " ° V A
business, by taking over the garage
sold for a mere song; while Mr. Ros-“°f 9' f°'°9il reserve. He applied di' and automobile repairing business oi The Income T” (Am°“dm°“t) A” ers has retaliated with the charge rect to Ottawa for this and certain, the Am),-aw gmm, Complmlh Thel;_*:)ur;gdog;_:ii§;2°°tim° Bild Pliaed that the blunder, ei- mismanagement, other areas he specified. and received' /U\<1f°W Smith Company. of ` which THE PREMIER éxplalned ' um in was due to the bad precedent created a reply to the effect that all the oth- _l_1:n5ll:_i°Sl1__ii.i! _i_s_nixr:“_tehti:1\;K_°\;l;;l: *;3':}_u¢1u¢ing Income derived from mm by Mr. Oliver. Beyond that the de- ers were unavailable, except the one m ert k '
ing, painting, trimming, and the
b t _t-th tu no ue he- described &b0V°-';V`ili°\1» °f °°“"°° woodworkin de t ts. '1‘h B. hmm' or from um md"s"y °‘ b"°°d" irigeacadiifhljdli jrgumeht toq gtlt. the was the one he wanted. ' street gurl; in Elie: dxxilrlirtment :sed me md "ning '°x°" th” “mt ln'
bett oi Armed with this letter he went co as the machine shop has- been fitted ‘,i?m° wif; ‘mx 3°v°"d ‘W um F°x Alun gemmul home nu' ‘W soc' sm. tt H U" . nn* Stow.:
el' . ' ax. e a' de , .
The facts of the case may be here the local oiiice. The local agent re- an ::m;';§°;°§g'i§tli‘:_":§;h;1:;:y1‘:'; ¢|u',“_ 1.5915,” _ :gd ggnzlgggdxgg stated, for we are informed that Mr. membered the filling 9| ML Oliver- MQ” movq; go the Thu-d Avmu, 58. *nd if UW? ‘f0l1ld refer to the In- Oliver intends to return to his vote (so he sayl). Bild as Mr- D°“Bld°°“ partment. The San Mateo Garage is‘ 3"? mi °' 1911 th” W°“ld and of censure on Mr. Rogers, who was was the “first eligibl° BPPU°9l\i1." he 11°" UW 1|“`8°°t “nd ‘WW °il“lPP°d °f co; ;‘°“`r"id°n? wh° d°“v°d in
_ _ is “vor in any on the peninsula, _A large stock me rom inves ments in foxes were
Minister oi the Interior when the made,0ut the papers in h of ur” is always kept on_h,md_ Tha taxed at the rate of one-and-gfhgif
latest transaction took place. The exchange for the sum of $10. m._om.i°to"» thorough knoihgdze of per cent, so _that the stgtegieatgpb- _ _
bomesteads are designated in the reg- Thus the dee( was done, and with- 9"" 1,;-‘heh of the bunmgn gogggbgr H9594 \ll'°Bd°lli¢ WBC ¢llU"K5V°\'l1ll\°l\iS d S
ister of the department at Cttawain a year that $10 Worth 9* “h°m°' with that of “med huh M tm du' grizzly iiiilggsregptalglxrda Bbw- g
merely by geographical descriptions. Html" UM f°°li“°d $574-000~ '°'f'it °°pf"t":_f“tt° ”;'|':,°:,»Sf;{ mug-tax, the government had s lr noel:
with nothing to indicate to the un- Mr. Rogers asserts. Bhd 50 l'¢M°\\' mx:-vo pgrhgcabfvg nfuggn ‘frm plied _a new method of colgectiagl it, L t P ‘
initiated whether the lots are valii- able man is likely £0 df°b°u°v° mm' U18 SBD Mateo "Leader".`g| sen M _ Bild M T-hi! m0ilh0d Wolll be'-more _
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ably situated or net. For this infer. that had he known the circumstances; ,teo. California. Mr. ‘ll,'.‘lli.'Beer above' °”°°W’3 fm if!" 015. U10! had been mation the department at Ottawa "neither Mr. Donaldson nor Mr. Any- Iueggsnegifs a\ son Mr. F. H.Beer ( 011 “Oil OD lllll 1011!) I must be dependent upon the advice body else" would have got it. The ° ajnw'-' umm" Chu"
, ittee . ni»ees"1 ` -~ » -1* A'
of local officials, and it was through facts were never brought to his KIIOW- 'yan-ttzzganfrn t°|:g`~|_,§¢_°|;)|x¢l,|,|1'¢°¥,:a! ) T r .- ' ' spurning the advice ei "the msn se ledge until the question was raised in ness in california andthe abevei ex- no ' "
cease d bi t be
the spot' that all the trouble may be the House, and the only record he i’-"Cf BUQWI f-hilt 11°, il ll,\°°¢iUK With _gnanaxang beg; T41; go 'w(i;?§-",1§{\nf: "seem c um 5 _ nmrked success.) ~, _ . _ -
8!-President with e from Califor- deeidedto te-
atidilegls- -appealing anti-alien of treaty
with
hardship entailed on that child was ,very great and anything that could ,be done should be done. If there was ,BUY Charge against the attorney in ,the letter, he thought it was perhaps ‘a little too strong. But, it was noe too strong regarding the management ofthe case. He, therefore, would act; upon the suggestion of tho Premier and move for the appointment of three members .to investigate the matter. He then formally moved that a special committee of three members be appointed to inquire in- to the complaint or Mr. F. R. lueinsn regarding the trust estate of John Hi. Dewar and to report to this H'ouse.
Hon. Messrs. Stewart, McKinnon
and 'McDonald were appointed.
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nam’s" is applied-it tahis out roots,
and
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se. sr-golf" 7s<= aes.” _ $2-_ 5f°r#1ss
_ P. C Corselés \_ so "‘ Directorie $1 5 °\’, 3°
'J 4r.regnlar 32.4° foi"$I~20
m.“ -it -4° fer 512°
“ 4 65 for ._83c
8,,,_ .i ,L80 fo, 9°., Irene. gs §°f -43. Gcisha“ 85 for 43c 1910. 5 °f 33,.
- ll &l Corsets ,
1630. rerulerls-95 f°r $1-95 3°9 ‘° " "°5°f°'75° 1125.~ “ $3.00 for $1.50
i ‘1 'he Surplus Ear /
various functions connected with the blame where it properly belonged. Ie I _ “""""
Dalhousie closing. Mr. and Mrs. Nash' was evident that a serious wrong hadl `
are sweets of Dr. N. - McKay. been committed and it must not be
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