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"_"'F' ...UQE IIORNUIB DAILY Guar- dlsn Qs be oblshld st W. A. John- stou’e, lostsqie.,

i »..°'!» GORDON IFES ie Gserdlsn

s,|eu;:;in llostsgue. His poiliee phone is and residencephone I0.

...°l, G. JORDAN is Guardian

agent in Bouris. His oiliee phone is 5.

...°80l_'F.lS.--Rev. H. Scott-Smith will conduct services at St. Alban's (lhureh. Souris, next Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7 P. m.

_"egg-555313333 should "M, a.hy the late government in carrying 'nk or (vo M10” the um, theyklver large amounts from year to year' iieve vale roi- has expired and ziins,"\¥=lil!ins themselves and the public 5" mu m umm' U All -pap," “Mas to the real llnanclal condition of “Numa” promptly an “D1” the province. As a matter of fact it date. -

EISTERII PERSONALS

...'.Mr. Landers, representing the

Sussex Mineral ‘-lpriiigs, N. ll., was B Passenger fron. \Iontague tn Char- lottetown yesterday morning.l~i.

...'iMr. Jamieson, representing the

Dominion Corset Co., Montreal, was in Montague yesterday on a business trip for his !irm.B.

...°Mr, Frank Stodd, Bt. John, N. B., representing the Canadian Con- solidated Rubber Go.. WM 11 D1\HS0I\‘ gcr from Montague yesterday morn- ing en route to Summcrside.B_

...*Mr. Wllllnni Dystniit, represent-

ing the Rogers hlnrdware Co., Char- lottetown, was n passenger to Char-

lottetown ycstcrduy morning from thc. wayf., 8

cast.B.

,_..*DOVER.-Mr. John Whitewny

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, -.L _~ ward eseh issu- iionf , in this column. Owh le , ` order. inns mum e ,tlsstrlive eente.

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...WIARNINQ to packs" ug fm",-_

meh- Wo lil" llread! booked orderi lor over forty motor hosts and have |.wo~thlrds, ol than eompleted. We would strongly advise all intending purchasers to vlses their orders at once and, avoid the meh at the lee? moment. L. 8 N. Paqust, builders, Bouris. 12-lihllilti

PHUVINEIAL LEGISLATURE

_____(_Q°“t-&'!i‘i.__.__"`°"!_P!‘¢L? _ll __ __ has already given.

I* 'He criticized the methods followed

was impossible for many ycars past to know iust where the province stood. Balances were struck but the next year would` bring in additions of large sums previously owed and noi lone knew where the province was at.

When the present governinent as-

sumed control they found a nominal debt. later developments proved that about as much more inust he added in liabilities still. duo and the result was the large actual indebted- ness shown by the external nudit as given in the Public Accounts, the cor- irectncss of which any intelligent man may verify for himself. The figures ‘are all set out in the reports of 1911 and 1912. ` "I\ho Iieridvr of the Opposition claimed that tnc present government had broken every promise ninde pre- »\ ions to election. \ Mu. nicrniaosz "rant may be "true but I don't think I aid it that

THE PLIEDG ES

recently lelt for Nova Scotia to work for Mr. Fred. McGee. lobster pncker.=

-Mr. William Bears has just com-iThe mst pledge given was that' it

pleted his new motor boat.-The D0-l ver School is progressing under the management of Miss Addie Mabey.-g The Dover' Fox Ranch is still pro-i crossing. The keeper hy careful breed-j ing has secured a beautiful strain off lurk red foxes. They placed one pelti on the American market which, hrougge the sum of $18.50. This fox was only eight months old.

"Parents, now is the time to buy

that suit for the boy. We have a spe- cial line of good dressy suits that we got at n special cut and which nc are going to pass on to you at one third of1.Save one third of your money by

buying thc boy's suit at Moore & ths_ farmers of the province would

buildinir, it wus proposed, would be

Mil. ARSENAULT continuing pro- ceeded to examine the pledges mudc.

elected. thc Conservatives would press the claims oi the province- against Canada. This was done so effectively th,a.t the pr0vinco'_`has_- re- ceived very substantial increases which have already been fully ex- plsiued to the House.

2. Tliey promised to effect im-

nrovcnient in agriculture and agri- cultural education. The short course recently held in Charlottetown with an attendance of 500 young farmers besides many ladies taking the Do- mestic 'Science Course, was part of the fulfilment of this pledge. The Agricultural Hall recently purchased and equipped, was another. 'l"his

still further extended and he hoped ere long to see it a. home.in which

‘_

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, to secure

' is ' ' " bumiiigi

are now un_ » y vv

' y hope to atlll fll|‘¢@,q_;lar¢a the

ixmber ol cheaper school books.

cy had increased the .pay to teach-

‘ers hy some 06.000. hid provided a retiring allowance for aged teachers iidso-encouraged many to remain in the profession. They were also ar-

ranging tori-1 better normal training. This was t e way in which, so (sr, they had endeavored to keep their pledge on education. 'Dhere was nruch yet to be done. and they were going to do it.

f Rows Ann Rohn 'rnxas

fl. They had _promlsedto-expend tho road taxes in the districts _in

which they were collecied. The Pub- lic Accounts show he amount ol rifoncy collected in taxes and also the~

Tount paid out for roads, and even ii e Header of the Opposition would admit that their pledgeln .this re- sbect was carried out. They had pro- mised that all taxpayers would have an opportunity of commuting their ,taxes by statute labor. This also was done.

5. They promised to reform the

election law hy introducing the bal- lot system. A bill was now before Qle House making this provision. i '-6. They promised that they would .appoint n Provincial Auditor who Would sct‘independently of political parties and have the same powers wjtli' reference to the Public Accounts that the Auditor General oi Canada has. 'l‘hey had instituted an inde- pendent audit to ascertain the actual financial condition ol the province and the audit of Messrs. Rossborongh and Dench was the result. In conse- quence of this the province is not now in the dark, or sailing by dead

lrccknning, and the assets and liabili-

tlcs offfthe province are known as thuse~i~of_`n.iiy wallregulated business are known. And he -might say that this was the iirst time in many years when the actual financial condition of thc province was known.

They had promisedto realize on

the claims of the"ivrovince against Canada and wipe out the deficits. 'l‘he_v hadiali'eady~ '- realized on those claims and' next year it was honed that sufficient revenue would be avail- able from this and other sources to meet the debts of the province. Last year they spent $463,000 in meeting the demands of therprovince. This year they would spend half a million. ln the growing time the governmenti cannot adnrd to be penurious. Pro- vision must be made for extension. There are nanny things yet needed hut until the 'revenue expands the gar- ment i:nust hc cut according to the cloth. i I-Ie had thus proved, he hoped, to

the satisfaction of all intelligent men that the Conservative Government had fiillillofd, as far as was possible,

.» In carrying out their ` -1| ;

lnuiroveinelit' of

varnlnent,

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to he»nrol~i_s|eu las-4185.090-2"

L 491';-°f9\0i‘0llldflDni°hbU_ was not a 'sshsldyy"'He.eould, if he chose. csll it 'a grant. 'oi-,. e subsidy

was that it was cash, and thexqiro- vlnce could use it asessh. It liasfbeen added to the revenua.n|. » thefprc- vince. l-le claimed. that the agricul- tursl grant, the lsrselt l>¢1‘.eeDite. received hy, any prov,\|m¢_\|as: due to representations made by members of this government. They had obtained. from the Government ot Cauads.,a car ferry. Thlmalso, he ciaiinsilm'-‘ul largely due to representations nuide by tho delegation . from-.tins-'govern ment who visited Ottawa. The Tel- egraph seri.-lce was improved. The claim for the proviucvs share for the 26,000,000 acres olischool Hinds given to ,the western Drovdnces had been presented, -and he had no doubt mueii would come of it. The niatter _cl re- presentation was pressed and they had the assurance ol the Ottawa au- thorities thst the matter would be carefully considered. They had set- tled the mutter ol dual lurisdiction over the oyster areas and the result has already been the inauguration ol an industry that promises to be a veritable gold mine.

He had noticed on the -order book

a. notice that the Leader oi the Op- position would ask for detailed in-

iornmtion as to the expenditure of

‘ tow* - -

muh' -’*`_'"" *rl `- ‘ 0’ i's1mf1 s

-loorngieet d any`tlill3€'2:` ‘Ire

which. 11° slHlIl»sll.'.fIsome eiisdtiifklssz

du' Ties In sshsiibxgnlxr’ '1I'\@=°°¢

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or what he would-.. The rmlimthiiila

lookin ver `H0 zi.

not rs.. -- 0-finale the Lender - ot

shown anv

in which the

ed (or. _ Hb found that in the year 1903 there was a delegation to Ottswi., re Fishery award, cost. $500, result nil; the Quebec conference, cost $219, re- sults. nil; Representation esac to Ot-

had

Total cost or delegations in 1.903

Ig 1905, 06, ‘07 delekatlona cost

527 or an average of $1.900 and with

He asked that the results oi these

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McLeod’B~ 4-9MIil. rect for the discussion of .topics of

every pledge made before election. '

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Motor Cars

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ls due very

car terry which

an integral part and Place it

markets. (Al7lllli\l°l-

reach of

tawa $460. results nil; delegation re ,(3 Jr H, BUN'rA1N,mo'ved the sd-l telegraph service 8150, results ull- leurninent ol the debate. House sd-

jouriied-till 1'. a.. in. to-day.

~l)Al\`GEI't0l_7B KIND OF' "

s1.1ss, .1 mei in eve years ci so.- ` WORK IN THIS SHOP

“"“°`"“" '°°"""" ..‘.?.f.‘f.‘.`{‘”‘?ii'..{`.‘;f.“...?.;*`...§£.‘i.?,§“ii 2?’€§§‘i2?§.."éi..§°.§‘J.?€’€§‘ d.”i§"s.$§f‘I§`3f.‘?i_;g,-3, g;u*;‘° °é.l§3.§°““§§£..?ii§i :c;:‘.‘;’..°:&.‘:.*"':f..~ ‘tiers sifxiiiri--»1‘~° A is ~=..~rv.;s the Leader of the Opposition was' so §:£ea‘;‘;“g‘,:h;leL?§::gm.l:r?,,,?d 'mn};c¢_ed

anxious to iiud out. . U d- n his hom which- . These results he would hi‘i¢llY-,Sl1}I\_- :e:\§i:f;f1?t;,`,f;,,n5¢1(;heB 'rho cause of 1 . S °‘|f|3~ mnri"c as folloivsw-Increased snbsl

~ - ' on it i t iniewn, but 'there V-' i . '_ .

“ic” $100-000 per. Y°.“'5 "tu°m°“t .ol n'.u?atul1s;?c`licEeznn0bad feelin! between i' I Funeral Director

We Want One. 'Agent In Prince Edward Island

i To a live, energetic man we have a speudid proposiiion

to represent us exclusivel_y'P_., I. `> , p

If such arsan responds quickly we will give him thc

-rights to sell f

The masterpiece of 48 engineers. We advise you to wire--then write, telling us your qulul- ‘

ifications to handle the agency

~ The Motor lnipori Company ol Canada Limieii; W° aw sivinsi-~»=°.i=l his

Si. Catherines Si. Montreal, Quebec °

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;i.sss and me mai results nu. ` _ - I In 1904 thcrs_ were several delega- i__________

tions amounting in all to $6.970 and

-the results amounting in all to nil. _ ‘ -

WILL

' HER

not

went riale

IDBI-

`CdSky_

1>l‘1¢¢_ than an- profvince. . .I will purcliaser three

pay and moreover p.l1_;»_l£§»rids _-iarm ' '=_\`yH_1.§ef._ livin iieriestrffgr gf

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oyster fisheries jurisdiction; improved _ _ te; (umord Lan. - . - tulegraplilc nc`rvlce;_ agricultural grant ;‘|l1°l°tv€|?|:¢§-nn0ii'1i§bii<‘illi gt Cecil, which P f F "1 $z5’0m.] il. War' which Wm b-.° in' narrowly missed hitting tl10'll‘-drllnd creased; ,the c;_ir_lerry and manyother bmi” t|_, `s`Mh out 0|. a window. The

benefits. ' two men_are not related.

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icture, raining, urniture rc- pairing and upliolsteringg

1 jnmsfei

Wall Papers

Now ls The _'lime For Home lleeoraiing

We hive the latest, heetend

most economical high quality

papers. Joel- putters: you wenf. Juikilieiphriceyou can

P ly:

No danger of your noi find-

ing what you require.

gains. BIG DISCOUNTS.

JAS. ST. C. M_00RE

Eldon.. V

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You’l ake ”fi.iiilV|istake _ Sir..

If You Invest' Your Money in a Foxiij' R>anc`hing Proposition that Does not A

Include a Pain.; of Tested, Breeders in” ._thciRanch. This is the only Colm,-gl pany that has 'fasted Breeders Capitalized at the Price of ,Young Foxesi,

Your r_ent - of rofits de ends on the ca it 1- 1

pe C age p_ A' p p' a ‘ W°th a pair of tested breeders which have already pro-

ization of your stock as Well as the increase in the C_i"uced,a litter this year, and. four pairs of early Foxes Of i<)I3,~ ranch. Our Foxes are capitalized at $2000.00 a pair less large dividends are assured because early ioxcs are almost as

than they can be bought for today. _ sure to produce the following Season as old bmcdprs

This is the Attracgtiveg' Fox Ranching, Proposition _

g Q11 the Market Todqyii

Attractivef; Features g $10.§000 i

` _ . . . Ifyonfwsnt' to participate in the 'wonderful p_roiii I ofiihis ind ; jnu5t‘ get h ,

increase.

The ranch is located on the Upton Iiazimtiiree miles from the city.

Shares are being sold at $550.00 par value. g W I I

. have the sum of $68,000 oo or 97 p. c. to be paid out incl-dividends. ‘

The share holders will participate in all the profits which the ranch produces. Only the actual expenses for rents; keeperjxfeed, etc, will be charged againstvthe

Thefoxes are guaranteed to he the best ture bred P. E. Island Black Foxes.

The small investor has a chance to invest his savings. '

, makings total of 12 pups, which at the pre_scnt_ _price of_'§6o0o.oo each will give ai \ »

. years return of $72,000 oo. Deductifroin this théranch expenses, say, $4000.00 and we.. Q

follows from one pair of breeders 4 pups-frofi, four pairs of young stock, 8' pups-4 ` ‘

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at once .as the-sharesivin this, company are being rapidlyi-lakes irp; '

The price of foxes is advanclugby leaps and bound§g,¥i;000_00 a Pair bg-ing “_

fused for ten pairs of 'rgrf4""Pups.‘Don’cfail”te=send vour aipp icetion today.

l<or the beiieiit of tliosewlis; caiinuotdcall atom' oHic_e i'o_ applynfor sl1a;cs.,we;~lrscrt this appliga.

tion form. Fill out and-:nazi-to`~H;'Gr. ienkinsi 57 Graf-ton St. Charlottetown, ~ _~,. ' _ ` _

. _ ,Weihe uodeifbigned hereby subscri_be"_fpr and agree with the Upton Black Fox Company, U, -` -'

r _, Limited, to take th1;iiumb`ei”ofSheresnt $50 a share, Reset pppo"s§e ofu-\rc.s _ctivefsignsture harem, fr 4

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