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'|»AC.B TWO ‘""' v-run nrrssr mms 1 ' ” 'IEE 'QHAPLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN '“ ' '“ rmsr or Au." ’ `. MARCH 27»;1-914.

_ shown as much improvement in its

After Grippe or Hard Colds

Colds and grippe lower

vitality. They leave the sy stem in condition to be readily attached by some serious ailment.

The vital forces should

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promptly built up and

for this purpose there is nothing better than Jamieson’s Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil with Hy- pophosphites. _

This is a pleasant. re-

constructive tonic that helps to build up tissue and vital energy. Acts

News and Edit. Dsy Phone

Atherton, I-louris and Montague,

FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1914.

DIARY 0F EVENTS

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City Mugistratch-l Court, Older Boy's Vonference,

Memorial Hall, 6.30.

Legislature, 11 ii. m.

Punch and Judy show,

Hall, 3 p. ln.

l’co}ile's Theatre 7.30 and Prince Erlwnrd Theatre, 7

p. m.

MR. l. U .iHES' INNOCENCE

Htewert exposes the innocent

Head Office at Charlottetown.

Branch Ofllces ut Bummerslde,

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dairying in Prince Edward Island. But the Farmers' Institute of Pal-

mer Rrmd did not confine its atten- tion solely to dnirying. It had start- ed out on the co-oiierution l>l'i11CiP10 and this principle it was determined to apply to all the interests of the ominunity wherever possible. The selling of lambs was taken hold

of with the result that the members of the Instituto sold their lnrulls nt a

higher price than was i'uc-:iv-:l by

fl il. m. farmers elsewhere, some lumbu l.\ilg;-

Heurtz i,

lg as high as $8.50 Home of the flocks averaged 100 pounds to a lamb

Market and some ol the lnmlis \~.-ighed as

9~ P-_ mé fact that these results were attained

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by careful and -ntelligent brl¢ding,it ay be said here that in '.he past five

years the leverage weight of lambs

lu the territory covered by the In- stitute rosc from 70 to 90 pounds

high as 116 pounds. _'is lliof of the

Ill

ln another column, the Hon. W. S. ¢a¢h_

incom-

promptly, agrees with everybody. Regular 50c size bottle for

35c

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Druggist

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JARDINE-MASTERS. - At Char lottetown on March 17, 1914, by Rev. J. Heaney, Anzorettn Jardine of Orwell to Wm. Henry Masters of Vernon River Bridge.

MACDONALD.- At New Argyle on March 26th, Flora, beloved wife ‘of Malcolm MacDonald, aged# 63 veurs, Funeral Saturday at 1 o’clock to Argyle Shore Cemetery.

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The President of the _Palmer Road

HB H Institute, Rev. Dr. Gauthier, wrote

representative of the Island. He cheques last year for $27,000 for lsllows conclusi'vel.y that Mr. Hu'ghes` lambs and cream alone (the butter has foiled to grasp the elementary factory handles cream, only). This is principles- on which the Island"s case a large return for these two pro- for the restoration of six mem'be1'B ducts; it is exceedingly large when 15 11115011 Ne 0119 but 2111 i1l1\0C9T1¢ compared with the value of the pro-

peteiice of Mr. J. J, Hugln-9

HHH iluuc, und lllnhluv to an amazed and it is a direct result of the com electorate ills utter inability 1-0 prehensive system cf co-operation fol- i{i'i-isp the salient points of our plea. lowcd by the members and ilnder the The innocence of Mr. Hughes is inspiration ofthe Farmers' Institute. e.lunllr-fl only by the innocence of the A district actually poor several no\\'sp:i|rer which, by publishing his years nge is now fairly well off, An letter of deft-nce, hollis up the hon. idea of the standing of the farmers lnenllior to the contlimely of there may he had (rom the fact that ilifelliwult iucu. one of the patrons of the crenmcry

M12 1'111i:hes iinenrtliell ii resolution received last year for milk furnished-,

which he suhiritteil to the House of between June 301;), and November

lvommons pruyinig tiiut ii petition he 1|);n_ the handsome sum of $925. ipl'csented to lmperinl parliament hooking over this record one will ,i1S11111.‘< nn nlneudnient of the British not be far astray in calling it pro- North America. Act to provide that gross; nor would he' be 'astray 111 the three maritime l"rovinccs “Shall claiming that the game progress is not at any time have fewer reprcsen- possible in any other section of the tutivcs in the House of Commons Same sine in the province,

to each when it entered the Colifeder- mention the fact that this progress ntion"-striking directly nt the root ig ver larg ‘duct he leadership

of) tllnt Sir Wilfrid patted him on ,,,-ganif, d_ Dig Gmlthiar not ly the buck for his innocence, and urged lminched but he practised; he preac - `t111lf 121111 111105111011 WHS "PROBABLY ed advanced andscicniidc methods f l\'lOltl'} (lNl‘l OF SlCN'l‘IMEN'1‘ THAN fm-ming and he mmle hig own fur 5 Ol" -IUSTIUIE on IN-111f`1'1`1("E"'11 model one and his herd of dairy cat-

he llsriiei-1‘at0<1 at your expense. 'net-. we have it an good authority

wail"----Ami Try io lim in

i I Just as the editors of this newspaper, day by day, en-

deavor to fumish you with the stories of EVENTS in _which you will find personal interest-~with stories from daily life that have “human interest" so the merchants of this city, who sell fumiture, aim to tell you, every day, the “human interest news” of their stores.

They realize that they may appeal. unfailin ly, to

your "human interest" by affording you UNUSUAT. buy- ing opportunities.

To thus cater to your personal interest may mean, in

some instances, that these merchants forgo all profits on special offerin s---on the theory that such concessions on

| their parts will MAKE STORE FRIENDS FOR THEM.

And they are right in this. For there is _nothing of so

| great value to a store as "an earned friendship?

When a store has “earned” your good will, it has

made of you a VALUA_BLE ADVERTISERTYOU do not CONSCIOUSLY advertise such a store. But, when the subject of buying furniture comes up, in any conversation with friends, you naturally recall to mind the “bargain” which some particular store has placed at your 'disposal and you SAY A GOOD WORD FOR THAT STORE.

In many instances, a good word froma friend DECI-

DES a woman as to WHAT STORE TO PATRONIZE. Thus, having EARNED and RECEI_VED your COMMEN- DATION, at the small cos_t of having really served you well, the merchant finds himself well repaid for his sacri- fice of immediate profits on the sales made to you.

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would rush into print as Mr. Huglieg ducts of the district eleven years ago, ‘ It'S "lI)l.lSlIl€SS” With 1'11m» 1t’° 13113111955’ W1th I

'rua GUARDIAN ,_ ,, r-' . 1 I The House of_Quality. Advertising Plions...... ... ...ISI-8 lxlgrgilldgulodhzlld dglnlflallnit so 30:: Furnlture Your “Good A

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Mn. M. P- G5. And yet that is the principle _ _... which Mr. Hughes’ resolution called

‘I-ION. MR. STEWAR'1"S EXPOSURE. for to have embodied in the' Union

Sir,- It is well nigh pitiable to Act. No doubt,»Sir Wilfrid Laurier

witness tho almost I-lerculean eiiorts spoke gentle words such as Mr_ that Mr, James J. Hughes, M. P.,iHughes quotes in The Patriot, of and the Patriot are making to ex- iblnnd sympathy, but surely he must tricate the former from the false no- have smilled inwardly to scorn the sition he iinds himself in with regard ridiculous idea, which Mr. Hughes ,ask- to the case of our representation in ed Parliament to vote for. -thc House of C'ommons. The position which the Local Gov-

Mr. Hughes, abandoning in des- ernment takes is,'as every -one knows,‘

pair his attempt to defend and ex- wholly different. We are simply con-

plain awaygolgis iinfortrnate pnizitigs, tending for the correction of a mis- W11011. iu 1 l he BPO 8 11.251119 G tn'fe and thc carrying out of an 8 Fec- ’Islaud’s claims fOr 11101111566 I`9P1`_U' ment that was made between th§Do- sentution, comes to the surface 219511111 minion ond the Prince Edward Island

than the number that was assigned .jqor wnnld it be out of place t0_in a letter to the Patriot. Of Y.€Bt€f‘ Governments in the year 1873.

1121!; 11911111191 Wlth 311 kinds 01 1112 Our contention is, and has been,

headlines, and takes up a new posi- than according to that agreement’ ‘H011 in defence 01 1115 °°“d“"t- which this Province should have r

fo all

of the l11‘i11CiDle ni’ Confederation. Ui R v, pi-_ anthiei-_ w has been is, perh~ups,_ for him more unfortun- time to come a rep,-esenta_| He nays (and quotes in proof there- presi nt of the Institute sin it was “te “Pd “nnlstmablu thu" ms at'ti` 111011 01 1111 1911911 S11 melil-

U1110 111 1903~ hers and urel it uct ri l 'n

111 this letter- he Ugserts that imthe to the dulslest yunderrsrlandin; ptliadt

session ol 1906 he moved for ii reso- atm could be I t 1

1ution__forBapt addrqcss to the Ki11ilAt° grestlgrg hindrance triimllie silhcissor oil

have le i' ish orth America ct H t amended _so that no province should ggfffsigzs 0(;r0,§';,°I{fOsI;;)iv,;flrf‘;lh_§‘_;r 3;:

have at any time fewer represents- me hi h M H h

Oli, innocence, glint unch jnki-u Should fin equal to the best in the prov- tive,-, in pa,.1L,m,mt than it was Zhu a w lc i-_ 911;; es _strove in

en when it entered the confederation the sessions of 1 06 and U07 to uc'

1 . , . _ . ' complish ily his aborti rcsoluti ns.

As Mr. Stewart ¢¢,|i¢iiigive)y.pmv,,H__ that he has not *__ much _,ow in his und, failing ln this, the following I am Sin c_‘;0_ o __

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_ "f~l'l`Ol’, LOOK, LISTEN"

"Safety first" is n good rule for travelling through life as Well as onll the rails,-unless indeed God himself calls us into danger; and then the place of danger is the only safe place to be. But when we find ourselves faced by the Peril of temptation to conscious wrong-doing, so that, known sin is attractive to us and is tugging us in its direction, then' the well-known railroad warning and counsel is what we need: "Stop, Look, Listen." Stopping instantly, we are- to look unto Jesus; and we are to listen to his words, given to iis from his own lips or through his inspired followers: "Lo, I am with you nlways;" "My grace is sufficient for f.hse"; "Sin shall not have do- minion over you, for ye are under grace." No temptation to conscious wrong-doing can withstand the power of Jesus Christ vfhe-n conveyed in these words to a surrendered soul who is looking unto Christ in com- plain iaith 'in Hiir.. Our Lord com- |»'i-t-d our deliverance from the, i-ou .-; of recognized sin, nineteen ccn- 1

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and in listen to him thnt he mny, -,,,_.i_~ vhis deliverance our own now?

i~'I`.'w‘lMERBlui9 ARKETB

miller:-.l for awry Wednesday and

ness of Sir Wilfrid.

our cone in not one of sentiment. but peru that he would sell. for $100 wlulo w. s. 's'rnwAivi'.

01 l11S1<1°0- 311' Wi111`111. With |111 1115 several of them ure valued at umuchiact should be so amended that thelmarch 26th_’ 1914

Hiwothsoviiif: and soltsoaoins ni the ingliei flguri-.. He preuciied cu-olierw Ilieritime Provinces should not at

1111101101111 M12 1111151103. MVCT 111f-011 I1 tion and he worlfed with his pni'l's'li-lfmy tme have few" representatives |_EG|S|-A.|’UH'H0use reverted tg the first Ord” of . __ _ , _ _ _ _' _ fin the House of Commons than what .the 1111?* a petition from Messrs. 1112111- f111£'er to snvo the Island s ori- ioners in __ engineering t.he_sale of Wm, as_,,5g_,ne,] each of them Wm," they - ‘

£11101 1`0D1'91‘011£11f1011- 1'1if1 "m1111110 lambs with thc result above referred entered the Union. *_*

imp always mon that which he ¢,,_ q~i,;,, ,-cfm only to his ,,,,._,,;, any IF Mn. Hllcnns wranle soix/in fC°11111111L‘<1 from Page 1)

adopted when rcfusinix to accept. Mr. S,.r,,»ic9,; in the 1,,Bt;1;n¢e mn] among ENEMY OI; OUR PROVINCE Min some drain on the revenue of the

I-Iuglics‘ rel-lolutioli, viz., from n the 1,,|~m@m_ H0 preuciles on Sun. ,.gM;,l}}¥,l?m,~L0Y Klllfilf. (-8351) Cltsglglfowz; “nd it would be 111513 as Wen]

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f1ff11111“@1\*-'11 lioiut 01 View he W0\11<1 nays also null luis one nf the finest l-lA\'l<l Minn 'A Moms Ei.~pECq~..l the em ° "1"" 1111 "1°°t‘°“ “""Y

like to oblige Prince lddwnrd lslnud, chllmhes in the province' built a,,,i_gi1_§lIl_\/lg_\;_l“E)_;_F_‘_;)l{ AC(‘()\Ml"IhIi-lHlNG o rAy_'§gi_;HER AMENDMENT

but from li political point. of licw hc fnm;,.,|,,,¢1_ if we mistaiw ,,(,¢_ Sime ` ‘ ~ While the same clause was under

_ _ ' ‘ E k th th . - - ' .

would consider the restoration of 0I1i‘ hc took charge of the parish. wn‘sYCg¥,dOZS_~,.,ll(i,?;Tl l,0ntthee;Tigr];(é;;€z Lonsédeléntlon 13h€_ 51199-k€1'_SB1d lihllf-1 representation as an uct of injustice. This is co-operation and leadership chance of such ii resolution passingltsg thi e3K,;m:°cl:f`dh_3§1;equlredle';(;ig§

110W 0011111 l-116 DTD*-`i1l¢c €XP€Ci- 1119' and it has proved ii, signal success. through P1"`1'1“m9mf ”“d~ if Mr' for three councillors eadlhaylesr (lt

tice done hy it, when our case was 11 the rest of the province were simi- P,-I;1_fhE? olxdcglszy m?_§°§;;s§;’B';‘_;"`eé',f;';'w0u1d_be a better system ol repre- 111 1110 111111115 Of 111'" BUC11 Df\1`1i11m0n- lnrly organized and led it would mul- Eyes; ht v,.|- h -‘ t sentatwn 11 the 'UBYOF 11° 01601311

g uc il expeced fall -

Ulfiflns'-’ T119 111110001100 01 Mr- tiply the present revenue from tlieprosentstives, hes-never wosld hd-so inch Y?" hwith thc" three council"

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House in committee; (Chairman, Mr. T. W. McDonald,) and was agreed td _without amendment and engrossed.

On the motion of the Premier the

Fi'nn'k"R. Heurtz, James Paton, Wal-` ter Matheson, John P. Gordon, of Charlottetown; Albert (7. Saunders und John S. Hinton, of Summerside; Benjamin I. Rayner, of Alberton; and Roy McLean, of Souris. asking for incorporation under the name of the

lnlent, broker guarantee und- general agency business and, without limiting the aforesaid general Powers, to be enabled to receive money on deposit and all trusts for investment or for any other trust agency or company whatsoever, tosct asreiecutor, ad- ilninistrntor, trustee, receiver, agent, _guardian, bondsman or any other like ' office, to promote other companies to .deal in and register the issue-‘of the stock or debenture oi anyincorporat- ed company, to issue guarantees, to

Prince Edward Island Trust Company buy, sell, deal in hypothecate and

o_r such other name as may he select- gencrally to trade in' debentures,

ed by the House in amendment of or stocks, bonds, options, contracts.

substitution for such name;" the said company to have a, capital stock gf $500,000, divided into 5,000 shares of $100 each. and to have its head office in the city of Charlottetown and such branch office as may by the

company from time to time be decid-

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"Now silk# at Stanley's. Blac.

Palilsttss (Wide Widths) $1.00 $|.35 and $1.65' yd. Colored Paiilettes wldo widths in everv

I-Iughcs is no match for this astute- farms by at least two. £11011?-£1115 Of El1'b11'1‘1tt1“g Buch lm ab' t<l)i!es.to\:n twghlgwliivghioligzluzf tix'

' surd ro osal. . _

wanted color at 3| 00 and $1.50

, p P . . Council. Otherwise if they allowed

4,, the Prem,-el. pointpd nut in the _‘ge four °"gma1 1“°°Vi“°eB °°“‘ the mayor and thrhs councillors to

- ‘_ ' sis ng of Upper nd Lower Canada _ _

Legislature, audi us Mr. Stewart em- , _ "°*_ _ Nova gwtia amlnlqew B1-nn-swl¢k ml remain in' they mum “tm mdeman _ _ , _ _ _ ,__ _ _ sir:-'ine North iviiiton Black rox tered the Conrad ratio Diem, _ use the business of the town ii they pias_s_s in is etter, the Islands C0 regret the error in connection mein to d he d 1;) sth _Z ‘I wished, notwithstanding the electing case requires very diflcrcnt handling with H_ev_ Mr Heaglfs name us 8 up gle Ig an ,_ Ju" Y ° 1’ nc' of three new councillors, because

from that, una it has received it at rector which 'siiuuiu have mia L. lvl. ‘,’,0m‘,f,,0§;’§",‘2';,°“p,‘;pu‘§',t,‘,§’,,f”,§h?‘§,“:2B‘;f|they would still have the muionty-. the hands of the local government, 1'-'0W!11"l`1 E811-. F0! R8-11611012 C0111' io representatives were the stofutest He thought in thehmterests of g°°d

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Mr. iuclleim, Mr. Nicholson senators “"1"” and boldest champions of this nr n- g`°v°m"e“ an ° p'°m°“°“ °

. I am 9”. Etc ci le hi h 1 d the town would have control of the

Murphy, Prowsc and Yeo, JN0_ WHEATLIIZY S`ecy_ top b; ;;_e°(0uY°:r0vg§;t“‘,}1h¥s‘igxsd should retire and be elected annually The only disservice on the present "“-'-*--'- never rec nizsd it . and he suggested that the clause be

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occasion has been rendered by Mr. All the time of the union, Ontario, Zmendeg £3 Smcieghat she mam; re

ilugh.-il, any hacked by an wllini rgpipglliillci A|_|_|n|4c£ iftiggditnr to nn- vuuuvle. was ui- mf,” §§‘,,,,, ,,,,,,§§,,,,,,,§,’f‘°-1-.,§,,",‘,‘,,‘ “,,,,‘§,‘}§

-- _ ......... fi? :°.:;;°‘;s;;_,»»»»- -0 ---no--i --»-- -0 --1 S111-511108 1119*- SH'-U1`<1BY the Pres- Brunswick 15. Quebec was 'always t.o't'°wn in consequence; xt' Wouldvmerew

ident and several other members of have 65-never more. never less The mean the adding ot another name to

We have at different times and in the Executive of the Temperance Al- representation of the other 'three the ballot sheet'

(livers manner, discussed in mage llance have had numerous inquiries provinces was, after each decenniel ML -J' Kennedy moved thehaznegg' columns the general subject of c0_ regarding their attitude towards a census, to he increased or diminished ment at the clause to read b A e

_ 1 J h d_ _ ~ _ mayor should retire with the three

operation, using as illustrations the §§,§,l¥§£uf,13iBt‘;! tl:§T;|1§,l,'g_ who as &;cn(;r h;Ec?:astel:iel;rre;§);§t:i§1eE)l°l;`§a_ councillors and be elected each year., “chlevements 01 the 9601111* 01 Den' Speaking for the whole organiza- tively to that of Quebec. a The ‘“r'm"‘lmem' was agreed to and mark. Ireland and other places, in- tion, the Advisory Board wish it to As the result of thc three first thehclagm aswamegsgf ;::r3f:_}n“_`tee l ¢|,,(1ing ,meh ,,chi,,_v,,mE,,ts on u,(,_,I,,,|.u be known that their position is still censusestaken in. Canada, Ontnrio's ,T e t 1 as th Speaker adfl 0, ou, nw I M the same-and that it is their intent- rerrcfwntutioli was increased to 92 W °“ “ P' m' °

n pool e as we cons ered ion to press the Whole of the Pmhi_ ‘Nova 30053-9 to 21 and New Bums: journed the House to meet at 3 p.m.

wurthy “I ’“°"ti‘"_‘~ _ lbition cases against him as far as wick’s to 16, 'but thc last. two censu- AFTERNOON SESSION The Olllcr dey. in con'-‘eration with they can and that they stand ready ses have caused the pendulum to '

n gentleman from thi- western part of to do their part in all the prosecut- SWUIR the Othér wav and Ontario is

‘ . ' Pursuant to adjournment the House

_*___ E___ are we “mn to look itlle province we were given an idea‘i°"S still pendmg' now only enmtled to 82’ Nova Scot' resumed at three o'clock, and the

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____ WML ______)____r______n _ _ _ _th | we have also inqm,-|eB_ mga,-ding -ia to 16 and New Brunswick to 11.

Speaker after commending the Chief

cd upon; the company generally to

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A Surplus

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in 1913

This is why The Canada Life pays the

largest dividends to policy holders.

The Surplus is increasing every year. _ `

K. Rogers. i1i`.'§§i.l5§5.‘f?i3'"

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Enamelware that A

_ _ ms “me °r 0 the ease against Mr. Ellis for which

1`“"“1‘ 0' 1"“"“"` H0110- 'the Bench Warrant was issued.

ldlcven years ago 3 l-‘nrrr°ers' lnsti- It is only fair to those persons de- of the 9"1`11e1` Census E118 WHS 105111Z

wtf, Wm, ,,,~,m,,i7_ed in the pm.,Bh_ siring the information to acquaint 11" represent!"-10" 1'1"-Biivclv to that 1.m,_.,m,,, to that time mrmin wa them with_the facts of the case. 01 the °t11°l` D1'°Vi1’lC€S. and surely no

Be it observed that Quebec had no

complaint to make_ when as 8 maultlwhlp on the energy he had displayed

in getting. the members so promptly together, called on Mr. Doble to .take the chair for the continued considers.-

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want ol fertilizer, with no regard for rotation, was becoming poorer.

provements became noticeable, parti- cularly in the quality of the dairy cattle. 'llhis improvement continued and, three years ngo, n creamery was built. The first yesr's output of blit- ter was 29,000 pounds; the second

I _ unusual merit in bringin about rap-

,” “_d,,_m ~i'l7.500- lid and satisfactory rstlel. We are

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15 "‘| we wish to stare time the person 011° can expect that she would now

lit n low ebb. Oats and potatoes named in the Warrant was arrested agree to change the principle of re- wcru grown in i|l\i>r0f1'-111110 fiuantilies, in Charlottetown on Monday March 1"`°“°“t“'»1011 111’ l’0P111&t10n Whcn as ill ulinntities also that did not pny 23111' H1111 f-11815 118 B11-€1`WB1'dB ZHVB tm; fesult of the later °e“s“9 511° 19, the owners for their time mm inllornbends for his uvliearance. to stand 1-” ° "3 l" "°1"`°“°“°“"°“ 1”°1“11‘1°1Y

mul at the in-it sitting ol the sup *O the °f11°1 P1`°"1“°°“-

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’ the other provinces, und, enemy,

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Surnosing as the result oi the

"For sore throat. bosrseness, FTOWU1 01 Whulatian, Qusbec's

cough and afllictions of the`bronchfal p°p“1“tl01'l 811011111 e|ual 0ntnrlo's, passages you will find Rexali Cherry W0111¢1 lf- be fair to ask Quebec that

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their respective representation in the'

tion ,in committee of the bill for the incorporation of Kensington.

At 4.55 o'clock the chairman re-

ported progress in the consideration of this bill.

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BILLS PASSED. I

The following bills were than read

n third time and passed:-

An Act to incorporate the Bonanza

Fox Co.. Ltd.; nu Act to incorporate the Orchard Silver Black Fox Co.. Ltdl; an Act to amend sn Act to in- corporate the Dominion Fox Co., of Murray Harbour, Ltd.; an Act to in-l corporate the Star Silver Black Fox Co., L-td.; an Act to amend the Act to incorporate the George E. Brown Fur Farming Co., Ltd.; sn Act to

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