THE CHARLOTTET OWN GUARDIAN

‘MARCH 2s, 1925

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A gents “iantetl

WANTED — IMMED- lately for quick selling house- huld requisites In daily p5,. Good money earned by ellurgtgtig

AGENTS

men and vvomeu. Exclusive wrrlwry- Antwty P. 0. llox ens,

l-ittllfax, N. s. 1050~a-21-2t

tnmlt» Ileip Wtthtdtl_

WANTED-ON FARM ifs/tn » ‘Charlottetown reliable 1mm

llllllrlllll llteferrctl, house ltravid- "I- Sllllll eXllcrp ncc and wages fXltectcd. Steady (‘illployplrnt and good Wages tt. (l... l-lglll luau. Atldrcsu “lclllllll.-l~"_ (all-pol tittardlatt. 10531313;

Situations Vacant

$ SELL HOUSEHOLD NECES. sltiea; greatest imaginable tlc- mand; ltttve business of your own; ntakc five dollars up daily; capitol or experience_ unn . s- sary. Bradley-Garretson, Iirant- lord. Ont. 344-121,

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FIFIEMEN, BRAKEMEN, BEGIN- ners $150, later $250 monthly (which position?) Write Railway, Box 116. 7l6-3_3,9,16.23,40.

Female Help ‘Vanted

For Sale FOR ‘SALE THE CLYDESDALE Stallion “Baron liortit; ', trogigt. cred). For ‘price apply to ‘rims, Larkin Five IIOIISLH-l, King's Co. 11il57~Ii-21»2i

FOR sALs-ltl-ivtcnsnu House, desirable location,- tuwn. shade trees- and garage. Write Box 448, “lly- 7l2~3-3tf.

FOR SALE Q 10o ACRE-hlgjfi at Strott-lrftirt. in high state of cnlltlivtttiott, handy .,~|lll,l,lll_q_ Al, ply to ltolttittl t‘urrlte, Scotchfort; also ltlO acres on Afton road.

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RIVER VIEW» FARM FOR SALE four ntilcs from ('Illll‘Itlltl'lO\\'ll, Rood land with good buildings. also iteatttifttl sitt- for fox ranch. lt- lhvrnc. North River.

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FOR SALE— PARLOR SUITE ltcwly tiltholstt-rtltl in good qual- lly lnncstry. trctrsists of settcc, rocker anti three chairs. Ap-_ ply (l. (‘. McLean, N. Wiltslitrc.

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ROOMS T0 LET — APPLY 77 Prince Street. 102l-3»l.'l.\i»ti.

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WANTED AT- 0NCE—A' GIRL. C-ity liotel. 1033l3-20-3l ANTED-MAID. APPLY MRS. R, ll. Stewart. Box ‘I93. City.

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WANTED-PUPIL Nohsss, som- erset Hospital. Skowhegan. Itiuiuo. 715' -3-60i

Special stuatiit? m. Sing-Song At “Y” ' y Last Night

Last night ire wt-ro in

tho sltltllilt ctuumit- charu- of service at

the l’ which was tiiteuti ti bv 25tll<olliug at 3,. “ml m“. The order of Ihc sctwicoltltrt-t- 'l'ht‘l wort- liftfiltlvlll of tho Student (‘hristiattltuarkct siluu. ion shows littvcntetit of Prince of \Valos waslly no t-ltattno. also the‘ poultry :11‘

pt ople.

was of a missltutary typo.

in the chair anti was chief speaker of the cveitittg, bas- ing his remarks on Being Chris- tian to the Foreigner. .\lr. Stewart. gave a very interesting address on the Christian Student work being‘ done, tsspcclttliy In China. '

The College Qunrtettc rcnticroti

two very nico. selections. 'l‘wt) of thc students lt-d in vory ottrttvst prayer. At collection in tho aid

of the Forign Work of the Associ- ation was taken.

Next Sunday concc-rt will be hcltl In hnll. Silver collection.

Student Christian Movement

Saturday night. suclals at the Y. Iii. (‘.. A, are now in tiperatioti again. 150 mcnfbcrs enjoyed a varied program Saturday night. Ilcgltttiittg at 7 p. m. with n liiblc Study grottp of Ii?» uttdcr the lcad- ersbip oi‘ Prof, (i. l). Steel.

At a p. nt. all ltatitls atljottrnod to the gynt where a lwo hour pro- gram of cotuests, reading, march- es, tituait- anti games was iutlulgctl in by all.

'l‘b- ltrogram was tbrottgltl to a cim-tt» ut l0 p. m. with rcfrt manta atttl tho singing of (lotl Save the King.

A Jllllltlr null lnterntt-tlitttt: ping pong, checker and basket bail totirttatttent took place during Fri‘ day and Saturday. The finals will tbt- played off Monday when a full llst of cotttestattls and results will be pulblisltctl.

night a sticrctl tho largo

Central Guardian

SHOP FROM Holman’: Intllow

FUNERAL NOTICE-Tito tuner- al oi‘ the late Mrs. Georiw Gfllll" will take ‘pItlCB Tuesday morning from the rrsititinoo "I 1W!‘ tlwillllll‘. 224 Grafton St. to St. Dunstans (‘athednail- thctice Ito U19 Rlllllllll (‘athollc cemetery.

HOME FROM MONTREAL-Air. Victor Cahiil arrived in this city Friday nlgltt .t‘rt:~iti hioutreai wrhcrc ho finished n course on battery work. fills friends conzrcvttiln-te him for being ‘so clevtr nn that kind of work. tlwr. (‘ahlli intends to spend a Fditlflfi vacation at his home In Kingpin-n borer; ht- -wllli resume his tlutl . tllt- (“ntrntl Garage.

For .~ ~ '- ‘ Linlvnnnt. - <Q-O-Q>—- \\'l.‘ .. .:ti.»'.it tn 22.-SweepIn4z from I\i'(lI“.\‘.2_\',l‘l.'llI.‘».'! northward, an lntllttetizu t-pltltotrtic took toll of 20 dives among l-ndinns of Northern ilitanitoba, while. several hundred were stricken with the malady. ac- cording to reports received by the Beaumont ol.’ Indian Affillffl. Win- llliw! ‘branch.

Loan-on SATURDAY m crrv

or on Si. Peter..- Rn;l.l_ lmll] wrist \\'itlt'il. Flntlct‘ return in (luartllan. lie\' 107;:

THE MARKETS I

'Q'l"I‘.\\\'.-\,..\lttr. »ltnport,t of lultletl States eggs for tip- week tudtug Muzclt 21st atuouutctl to ' . at t-awtls. tit‘ those Winnipeg l‘ ctivoti ‘iitll twist-g, ‘lylllnlll,’ hiontrcal and the Alaritinttt Prov- lllvvs illll each and 2275 trascs to llli$t'tllilllt‘tt‘.~; ltoints. (int m‘ 1st;

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llwn l‘i~'l~'»\' liiiltlrti this illtlfiiillg Int the (ltltuva farmers lllil“I((‘l, 16113;’; tloz n grad tl ox " and

pullet tvtias untl told at ill: to »lli,

nine tluzctt and throt gradt-tl l':1 . IIJLVII and

“ill; rt-uut. wh cu con ’l'ltt- gettcral prac t -

(liters of ffrozett btlittg inatlo by thc ildtlfll‘ llrovittcos, chickctis 25 to 32 tllllfl 131i l0 155 fob. -'l‘orutito job- outg specials 31> extras ti? firsts 25 seconds _ till. hloittrcztl un~ chattgetl. Quebec firsts jobbitig Jill to 3S stlttotitls 1H to iili. ()1- tttwa jobblttg extras Iiil, firsts 35, lit. Western uiurkcis tttl. .\lU.\'i‘l{l<l.-\i.. Mar. 2L5. —'l‘hcrc sotuo dt-tuaud from foreign _ for (‘uttatlltttt western oats on Salurtltty anti it was reporttd

ltoltlt-ts u-dtiuu t‘.i.l<‘ ul bay ports no sales rc-lultcti. The spring wheat flour uturltct uas without any ut-w fctitttrt- lo nottr- 'l‘ho lnttvtmt-nt for uiitit-r witcut cttil- tiitncs slow. ’l‘itt~ voiuulc of bu. - nos-s transacted in tullift-ctl was itiotltftllt! sizt-tl and tho lliltlt‘l‘ltllitl was steady. 'i‘l1' rolled out situ- ation was firnt. The lt'iilill‘tl of

the local egg tutrkct last wcoit was tht- <truugot' feeling and pric- es were udvzlucttti two cents per

dozen, which wt tttriiltttt-ti to tho decrcttst» in tho. linpurtatious front thc Uttllt-tl Slates. The irudc iwas fair. Little itusltttss \v.. transacted in ltuttor and tht- unti- t-rtoite was easier. A stronger feeling had prevalicti iu tho tnarkrt [or (Yanaditut cheese. ltt tho past week and prices trlosctl one cent par pound ltighcr which

2 grades at 21 to 21% cents pct

_ of proper road maintenance.

Mrs. Annie C. MacDonald

The death occurred on Sunday. March 22nd, 1925. of Mrs Annie C. He was not what you call a spec- flflolllllplzagilagggflglgl ltzglalgtiilgg: iully good driver. but he never met About lwelve yen" no she moved Wm‘ a slllgk’ ‘i019 "lid every bflllg" from Indian River to Summerside was level. It was simply like ti where she lived with her daught- bllliartl board or u boulevard In a an Mm Julngg wood, Belmont 5L, Qlly- Lil-fit ill-till‘ "l9 mlllllvily Willi anti where she ptissctl peacefully llnfiitivcly neglected and it looked away yesterday morning. The to Mr. Saunders as if it was done late Mrs. MacDonalti enjoyed the for a purpose. There were holes best of health until a short time anti ditches from one cnd to the Hill). Wllfiil She C0i1lP8CiPll' llllllll" other, A few years ago. nu either "Kllllrl l0 Wlllcll, 5110 Ylllllll)’ llllc‘ side oi’ that. roud, ultlor bushes l'lllll'lll‘l1- "C?" “'33 11 UhilTFICl-Cl‘ “rem gl-nwlng; you (lolllllll-t pa.“ that exprcssctl trnc charity to all unless you pushed ‘your lmme lnm at all times anti she was beloved tho bushes. Lost year alder bushes “m! highly °5"”""""I by ‘m un‘ were. agnln pemllllell m Km“, ‘m usually largo circle of friends. portions of the road. so that the Sh” Tins a great rclulur and kcpfi road is now so narrow In some inn-LAM m, °‘"“‘."‘ hdppenlnge an places that tennis cannot pass. ti?!“ ulizllplolll “Hm lhgrl ellggyabgel 'l‘ake the Borden road; bad the d spas on I row no on y 5e

her kin to her, ‘but matte all who Commissioner of Public Works nt~ kndw ll“. llefilmus Ol being ever tempted to do a single thing there? l" ll". Compalnn She leaves m lie allowed it to go to ruin and tlo- "mm-ll [pl-Ge 5on5, Messrs, Chat-i. cay, The same was true of the road

Pl, Llustotns Officer at Borden; from Summersitle to Konsiugton

Ronald B., llliatni, Florida Mid anti liastwartl. If there was any Rev Joint Archibald tllacilonalti, work done there Mr. ‘SZIIIIHIOPS nev.

Lot 7, also three daughters, Mrs. or sow it_ lie tlitl‘nt. believe titer-o t‘. ll. liickcy, Calgary. Alta; Mrs was u mnn on tho road till some-

If-ott. A. F. Arseuanlt and Mrs where in the vicinity of the 20th of James ll. W004. Sllllllllewllle- June last year; at least he didn't. The llllleml» Wm be hem on we any_ If we expect lmml rmllls 'l‘utlstlay tuornlng in Sumnterside we must not leave it till the sum- “m” ml‘ “TIMI of the easier“ men There w“ ample llml, l0 (l0 train, front her laiewesitlence [lei- u. One fault of the late mu Gov- "'9'" Sl- The “'““"“““ 3° “s ernment, he admitted, was in rc- “m, flr"~'_“'ll‘_’l_ll Cflmmutlltytin tehxé gartl to the maintenance of our l"“_‘lf"f~ 51ml“ symlmuy 0 public roads, He had spoken to tho late Contmlssitmer, Mr. Crosby. time anti time again, anti Mr. ‘Cros-

ticipates. very bciteficiztl,

, _ v y , Atlmittitig the fact that there arc by“ ‘msmlr Inmmlllly was mm ho no vacant schools now in the Pro- hatl so many of these improved Vince “ml mm the“, ls u lm-glll- roads to do that he ltutl‘nt time to vmlmll-llnl "l. ‘embers of ll“, lllgll. ."'°"3I‘I°r m0 mhers- lfme" m‘ lho er gradcsctigttgetl therein than ev- llolllliuvtsltirtttantt was itialtttxturatlttg m, before, Mn Saunders nlalnlnln. a to cy o main enauce. >u uu or» . . ~ . . ..- . tunately that time ditln't come. lie m‘ ma‘ the ‘Me Lmvml “mun (I\lr. lSttuntlers) had no doubt but

mnt should get the credit lie was

' r- - t ‘ti ti t statement that tho late (Jommissioiter had the m amount,“ “H I u” l’ I very best intentions, but there

in tho Speech emphasizing the ser- was no reason for it that he could

ions (Etillllllltlll arising from tho ro-

lativel large tiumbct‘ of schools understand. The Ilepartment under y I the present (lovernrnent needs bac-

witb an atteutlant-e below the stat-

t ' ' t l ti x sc- king up in that respect. tile hoped u my lequlrelnel] m“ m (on they would not stay in tho saute

quout comparative increase in the

_ per capita cost of common school

01d rut’ m“! d” nmmng- It I5 time education throughout the province.

"my were “elm”; busy- becmlse Something should he done to cor- the money of this country bad been wasted, 'I.\\re is no reason

rect our editcatiotittl system. it has that Mr. Saunders could see why

positively lost its usefulness to a

largo extent and it coats the Pro» they have not inaugurated a policy Put

vincc too much money. When we

have schools with six or eight st-tr a little pen Iiththflt 017106! Gel ‘l dents attending,’ and have to pay little busy! This» was the kind of teachers for lllls number Ol- “lull, ‘vurk that he had Y“ m 5°C ‘Iona ents, is it not a farce? \\'hy should A little care should be given es- pecially to that Western road,

we have in this ‘Province over five l hundred schools’? Constant changes which was improving each yearilmln yum. l0 year are being mmlc with zige. A little attention woultlllll me school am] Con...“ books; have been all that was tieccsstiry. wlly cannot we gm sllfljdarll mull. He had ltulntetl out in the HouseIQl-s llllll‘, ‘vlll lflsl [m- ull llme l.) 13155 ifiallltanlllllzlllmtllultlflBllllllll/lllln" ('tllllI". A Commission might be ap- l 9 l -°- l‘) lllFl ‘m5 nintnl to cxtmitt into th. irob- done. Probably the hon. tlltmlllfiYfi ltlm oi getting botilts that (tltali be “min mm“ hi“ Slgliullllfin worili handed down from one utontbei‘ of ctmsitltvring, anti perhaps it \vttsn‘t;i;l lumpy l‘, anon...“ “'9 "lug; My lllll lllfi llfillltlé 11m ll"! Hlllifillvll down to essentials in our HCIIOOI lwllll "l0 W11)’ U10 Pllllds llll‘ Slllllil curriculum so that o-ur young peo- I-into decay, and the Premier outthtllllq at 1035p l" the prinlm-y dftllflf]. llllllsell it" gel busy llll llll‘ loll llllll merits, will be educated in the slitt- tnttnvurao a proper iroad maintenance. lt should have 0.1g, wit], the (lul-l-lclllllll, lllcl-l. l,- been tlouo long ago. ilo ll‘lll<il(‘ll|5()l'|\(;fllj|]g rllglclllly “troll; All; that a little worlt on tho eollutol~ Saunders bullet“; it ‘out, “var. tl roads would also be tlonu lllI-‘i'(!l't)\\'(lt?(l. \Vliut would he Vclitultttttt- >‘illl'llll~'- ' front ~thttt curriculum‘! ll t:iv‘.’ till‘. flnltntinrn nwjts glad lo ltllllVPctillle who are interested ‘titlllt-ttt lllt llle Silvficll Ulflt the grant. for will say you cannot afford to let that. Technical Education is being used gt); but, after all, is it important’! t" m“ full?“ PXlQ-lll- ‘Prllll-‘lllly llifli- There were other subjects that be is true; he hoped sn_ llo had the was “m, ggjnlg; ufnlellllolh lml u... IWIVlIOKG 01' Vlfiltltig the Technical cry thinking man knows we tnust. School last year and the years be; cut out a number oi’ subjects, I070‘ llllll $351“ QXCBDIIOIIIIIIY TIM That n little revenue should be work going on. ‘lie understood that got out of the third ycar students the School. where it formerly Witfihlat. Prince of wales College was has been closed. llo would like Iolsllllkflfllfll by the speaker. '1']... know just what is being done with third year trottrse. should

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look as if it will be tiscd for tholtltls course a certificate or diplo- next tottr, possibly not for tho tiextltna almost invariably qualifies to

that a tow loads were worked fuurtcoti years. Arc We still cott-‘taltt: n second your term in =\lt~t;il| with tho l'lllit'tl Klugdutti, but tiuuittg to pay rout. for it to our or some other unlvcrsitv in l'nitot| illltttt trout titis. itusln " Lituitcttattt Govt-tutor‘! Still cuntinu States or (Janatlti it. “its not fair rilllttllnliltltll‘Infill“ ui-ttltri lnguto tustlrattco on the builti- to the general public that they _ l~ ‘- < a tug. .‘ p-at ing int irovt-mtatits t-tlteull I l 1 - '» .- “lll ' 7“’- 3 ' “lllhlll “Nlilrll ‘mil anti repairs on it? Antilwhat is it stutlitis olfetlilollxliilyltlittii): ttirhllphlkhu il-ldruilif. pt tl-Hlitiililtihhttilillf "lllilllli: the ltcopltv? if we had a Ibus Referring to the prt‘>gi")titilitit~ of

” “ ' ' I ' 'lllt‘!~‘-§ irovcrnmtutt. we should cu- ltighway improvement \Il‘ g-lllm].

tlttiro into all these things stir-inns- ly; turn tho building into sonic- thing that will be profitable. As it is. it is nothing but a bill of ex pt-uso to the people, anti apparent- ly it is not lnicttdtrtl for the pur- pose it was given. Tho lale Lieut- t-ttant (itivt-rutit- saw fit in his wis- dom not to occupy it; he bud his own good reasons for doing so; and apparotttly the present Lieut- it-ttattt (lovorutir is not going to oc-

t-rs acculletl the t‘onstot'vutl\'es of clnittiing Ihcro never was any lio- ccrotity for iuauiilttitig the public llll-tlflvllYli. They had ruovetl u ros- oiutiou in the llouue in l ‘ . from which bc quoted the (loust-rvtttivt- volley as there lnid tiowu, anti ask- ed if the preaelti routl work was of any more permanent a naturi- thanltltztt trarriotl on by tht- lit-ll (loverntneitt. ltlxttctiy the sntuc policy was being followed he ruuin» t-upy it. lt is doubtful, after being]- so runny years vacant, whether it. will ever be occupltzti by a Lieut- ouatit. tlttvcrtttir. If that is true. why not. turn it into some revenue producer? ' _ The lit-ll Government. hntl an exi (‘tllllltllllllly flno mun in charge 0f the ‘fccltnicttl School, whose ser- vices this (loverntncnt has tilspttns.

Marlatfs

tulplnlilfllpr sllllllllllllvmllslzllt: od with, but the speaker" was glad s c “vlhu; all“ colored ‘goods “INK, to know the Instiitltlttlt has not _ “umul “l 22 m 22% 6pm,, Mlll N.) been discnutinuctl, anti trusted

that the results will be, as ht- un- unoxcelled in the treatment

rot "all o (Iontuigv l the Stuntlai-ti, Suttesr-lttl Tvcttttnctll

manages ointment

lst. Paul's Church where Requiem

pound. titans were steady at of $2.70 ‘per bushel. ‘ — H . f5" S -GALL STONES McLEOD~ At North Wlltshire,

APPENDICITIS

all Bowel troubles.

Airs. John lhlcln-oti, widow of the into John liicimotl. Funeral front the rt~sltlttttct= of Davis Mitchell on 'l'ucstlny' at l o'clock.

and Stomach

Removes Gall Stones In 24 hours,

MscDONALDAAI SIIIIIIHPFRIIIO on Sunday the 22nd. 1925, Mrs, Annie lMncllonnld. widow of tho into ex~, ‘Stinnker, lion John A. hIacDonttltl of Indian River.‘ The funeral will! take place on Tuesday morning: after the arrival of the easternl ttrnln from the resilience of her; ldmtghter. Mrs. Jntites Ii. Wood to

Positively no pain or dan- ger,

Quid and recommended by

HUGHES DRUG CO., LTD.

lligh Muss will be sting.

GRIFFIN-In this city, March 22. Mrs. George (lrlftin, nee Bennie M. Dillon. miners-I Tuesday mornin! at 8.45 trorn her mother's residence 224 Grafton St.

not be (lovcrutnetti. llotiso or this build- ta-tiglit there. or it‘ it is taught. int-t. it has not been used for the those in tittentizuice should p; ‘

past four years and it tines not_t’uirly we1l_ Anyone obtaining from’

mined and the same engineers were doing the work under the same specifications. Thousands of dollars are being taken out of the public treasury for the purpose, unti if this was wronts under the Bell Government it must be wrong now. tile complained about the way the work was being done on s por tion of the road between Charlot-

tetuwn and Summersitle. lt was n quarter mile stretch, and be was satisfied that there were at least four inches of rtothitig but pure sand _thut_would blow away with the wind; and on top of that was luatlctl dry stills tulltcn from an ud-I jointing field and put on there, for what purpose ho could never under stand. Mr. Saunders even gut out of his oar to look at It to soc whe- ther his eyes had not played hint false, When it was raining on that road you would imagine you were going through a bog hole; and that was what they called an improved ltighway. 'l‘ho hon_ members may any this is nu exaggeration, but everybody ltnows we had ctutsitler- able rain lust fall. lle tiitln’t think that at any time that particular portion of the roatl was any good; it. was left pretty tuuclt the way it. was built; tlto wagon wheels had t-ut into it and it wits ‘simply nton» ey wasted. \\"liat he t1otlltln't un~ tlerstatiti was ltow the Dominion (iovernttiettt engineers had passed it; he tlitlift believe they ever saw it.

‘file gravelliitg of the approaches to the city and towns which the present (loverntneut is utitleriuk- lug was also done by the late Gov- t-rutneut, hir. Saunders trontinuetl. arguing that even in this the (‘on- stlrvtttivtrs followotl the load of their prctleocssors. lint gravt-lliitg cannot be done to any extent, “lt- iicvcntliti havo nnytlting but clay anti dirt to make. our improvctl ltiulnvztys, yot when we ctntsitier our roads during tho ltast four or five years as compared with the years before ‘tht-ro is u woudetrftil imlu-ovcttient; anti it is to be atop- t-d this will continue, as it must do if wo mean to profit by the tottr- ist trade. ‘

In regard to the ostablishntetit. ltero of an ldxpcritnentttl Fox Stu» tion kit: Saunders said he apprec» iatt-d tho importance oi’ this to tho Province; but it should be placed in Prince County, where tho indust- try was propugateti, fostered and tlevclopctl. 'l‘oduy there are tnore foxes in tPrince County than in the other two Counties combinetl. Where will this ‘Station do the fox- men of the Province the most good, in Charlottetown. Albcrton or Sum» do. where the industry is (lo- mi ant? A generous offer hatl been inatlo. by the foxmon of tho Provin- ce, uiostly from Prince (Iounty, of- dotiatittg a site, foxes anti every- thing; yet the inference is that the Government. is taking all the t-rt-tl- it‘ True, they are doing sotuethitig substatitittl. but it was tho foxmcn. mspcclttlly of Prince County, who Iliad atlvocntotl tho Station anti had itaken the ruatter to Ottawa, They lsupplietl the foxes uetvessary for the lexperituentnl wnrk. iiid the foxmett lot’ kings or Queens (‘ounty lend ‘their band in that regard? When

lStatioti hero one would think it [would be plact-tl in a central lot-al- lity whore these men who have lot-en wotlzlng for the good of the litttlttstry would he beunillctl. Rut lno, a little pull front the hon. mem- lber for Charlottetown. and the Gov erunnt listens to ltitn._