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WESTERN TRAIN

FTO BE

Public Meeting at Tignish Adopts Resolution

-Further Meetings Cancelled On _

Assurance' oi Train Being Restored.

Ai.nrm'roN, Feb 20.-(Special.)-The first

oi 1| series of specially arranged indigna- iion meetings was held at Tlgnish last night. The subject of our train service it as discussed by Rev. A. E. Burke, A. J. .nn-..y.i.-_.\, .man o. Mécnrtay, .min Agnew, M.P.P., B. Gallant, M.P.P., Dr. Murphy, Edward Hackett, J. J, Arse- nnult, J. A. Brennan, and F. J. Buote. 'l‘|n-,re was an attendance of over two hun- dred. iiihnr meetings were scheduled init in view of assurances cl! the

~.perrly restoration of this second wcaicra train and our nonfi-

ilt-nccinytlie federal Government under propcr i‘epresenti\Li0l\ tn rellrcss our

\\-i-ring.-i according to the following rr-solution uiianiinously passed at an innncnse public meeting held at Tignlsh Inst night, we hereby cancel as a necessity the other meetings advertised overour nnini-s.

llcsoivcd that the federal Government

niutiui ui

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i.|u\'nor~1, Feb. lil.-There are 170 _

_\‘cnconformists in the new Parliament ni n-iiom 'Fri have won seats from the llnnservntivos. In the last Parliament lhcre were only 69 Noneonformiets, and iheprcscnt representation of the free Churches in the largest in history. These' Iinui-es (nccordingto The Christian World,) do not include the Scottish Presbyter-

ltlll.

'i‘he Cengrcautionalist M. P.'s num- ln~riiii,ti\c \‘Vesluy|\ns 30, Baptists 18, i'niini-inns 10, Society of Friends 8, \\'i:lsh Gulvinistic Methodists B.

iii the :i2 Jewish candidates who went

in thu poll in the recent. elections exactly hull' were elected-12 Liberals and Rad' ir-als and -i Conservatives and Unionists. 'i‘n-|_»l\~e Jewish niemberssat in the last l’ru~lh\nicnt,of whom eight were followers oiliinllnifour and four were with the then Opposition.

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WllEN YOU GROW OLD

'l‘hc body needs pntciiing--wasted

ii.-,~<nr-s must. lin rebuilt, played-outorgnns r-r~».toreri+blnoll needs extra nourishment. Iiihierly peo lc need 1*`ei~rozonc,-need it in-.-,nnsc in vilalizes and reluvenatcs as no nrlwr remedy can. Ferrozone builds up ibn hind of strength that makes one feel gnorl, -keeps back the decay of old nge and makes you look young and hand- .~nnn~n;n|in. Forget nervous exhaustion, roueiv your vital energy, again re-enter the life of youth. Your remedy is Ferro-

rlnni-., only ilfty cents per box, at all . en ers.

Mothers ! Sale. of Chiidren’s Boots

This time of year you want

something cheap in footwear that will do until you buy your summer wear-Now we have set: a lot of child- -ren‘s boots into boxes and marked them in plain figures.

We want to clear them out

for our new stock--so this sale will suit us all-Look at these prices : _ Child’s slippers, I strap, sues Sv 6; 7) 8» 9i I0 ' 25°

Cl1ild’s button boots, choco-

late and black kid, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 - - - - _39°

Child’s split lace nailed,

our make for wet, 6, 7, 8, 9, xo, ‘ - - - 5oc

Child's buff' lace nailed

liner strong make, 6, 7, 3, 9, ml - - - 75°

Girls’ split lace nailed our

make, n, 12, 13, r, 2 69C

Girls' Dongola and pebble

boots, 11, xc, x3, I, 2 $1.00

Boys’ heavy good boot for

now, 11, 12, 13 - $1.00

Boys’ buff and heavy

leathers, new 1,2, 3, 4, 5, $1.20

be and is hereby requested to restore at once to the western portion of the island its second train, conceded by lion. Mr. Blair as a public necessity and much more essential to publleconvenienoe no

than ever before; and further;

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RESTORED

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Calling lor Restoration and investigation mar [mm Sir wumd _N0 Ekction Tm Nm Nm sw,0n__ solution Dcnouncing Taxation of Food or

y ~WilI Adopt a C

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today.

W lust winterfwae responsible for the de-

creased revenue but the present winter

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“ omprehensive Forestry Pol'

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ifl\EDlluc'rnN, Feb. 20.-(Special) Pre- session. _ "-

mierTweedie continued his budget speech On the question of increased Dominion and concerning it the Premier has private nf cnnnnnnn devoted ,M mm., day to n

Y desultory debate on the address in reply

lost interest in this.

He (the Premier) hadassursnco hom

Resolved that this meeting of citizens of Prince County do here respectfully press on the Governme the necessity of investigating the entire W°“ld b’ held “nm "fl" “PXP YNY' management of the Island Railway with

u view ofnscertaining the sources of t

L e was more satisfactory and results would high quarters that the subsidy will

increased and his hopefuiness was The *Government will adopt compre- nnnnln ¢,g,,|,nUn||,edK|ng,1n,n1n n,[n|n.

ll . b is better.

Y nt, He announced that no general election stronger from the fact that Qneboe is al

e ,urgently pressing for more subsidy. `

subsidy the Premier regretted that M ` _

icy At an Early Date

r. letter from Sir \Vilfrid Laurier recentl

He argued that the severe weather ol Fielding since entering the Cabinet had received, which cannot now be made. 'gn me }{|ng',, speech

public butwhich slvbs recur- tn believe The Government gave nance ni the that s nadjustment will take place ‘gnnnwrng ,nounnz

inside of twelve months.

This applies also to the Fishery Award

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._ SUBSIDIES iiouss commons

A A FlSilfl§RY DEBATE ADDRESS

D“°U”°d by PNN! TW¢§‘_il¢ WDP- l'i'\P_¢f\|l md lil* I l"l\/Glibli; ‘Government Will, Endorse Free Trade by Re-

Any System oi Protection Irish Uinon- ists Will Move Amendment.

Lozviiorl, Feb. ‘£0-(Special)-The House or by the erection of a gt-ncrnl ilniil' nn

foreign goods, which will uri-nt<~ :i sysii-in af protection.

A sinillar resolution will lic mor-r-rl in

the House of Lords. ,

The Irish' Unionists will arrive an

amendment condemning the |»ropn~r-ii

io) hensive lumber forestry policy and leg lation will be introduced in this liao.

Recognising the general decision of the

ls' tratlag unqualified tldslity to the prin-

ciples of free trade, the House of Com-

Rifles probnbly will go to New York cl y

during theiutter part of April next to take part in the military tournament Madison Square Garden. Lieut.-Col. Sir Henry M. Peliatt, commanding ogleer .gf the regiment, has received oi pressin invitation for the corps from the tourna-

A. J.McF».nrEn Jossrii Rican A. E. Bonus:

lIllillli'S lliililPS

Tonorrro, Feb. lil.-The Queen's Ow

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remarkable deficits recordedand the caus s N S

ot the unjust and improper discrimination against the western portion ofthe system, which under present circumstances makes revenue over the other portions to the extent of tiftylpor cent atleast, and pro- perly managed we fully believe will more than pay sll the expenses of operation.

Upper House. According to the pro

pletel paid off by 1930, which intorva

The programme shows that the domes

debts, no viamouuting to $287 500

lllilliSH Sllllilill

Will llli TIME

that the financial programme ut_ the cabl-

grammethe war debts, which will ‘sg- grsgstsso1i,000,oo0iniso7, wn1.bs nam- station is 88.500 and or sash 1

there will be six operations of conversion.

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will be entirely disohqged in 1942.

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1 power station 85.000, The annual eo

case. Sevsrnlof the Government vsss are also equipped with the Marco

ills tiiinnii _

mons deems it right to record its determination to resist any proposals whether for the taxation of foreign corn

changes in the govcrnmentof Irrlnml ne tending in the direction of iimnc itnlr.

This is intended to ilrnw from Lin- (lov-

ernment n declaration of its policy in rc- gsrd to Ireland wliicii so im- is vi-ry cloud- ed and obscure.

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LONDQN, Feb. li).-The “Times to-day 01‘1‘Aws, Ont., Feb 19.-Commander hlomonrou, Feb 19.-A Hudson Ba

publishessdsspatqh from '1‘0k|n saying Spain has completed his report on mail has lately arrived at Edmanto

4 the operation of the government wire- ` ' V _

net, which has passed the Lower House, less stations ot the eastern Provinces. intermediate posts, that the fur catch will undoubtedly he endorsed by the There are thirteen stations in all, tea thlswinteron Great Slave lake. Slav

. of hisrh power and three of low power. , k

The initial cost at each high power .River promises to be the largest eve

ow .

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River, Athabaska lake and Athabas

si The abundance offursis dns to the fac

l s i and when this is the case the lynx, fo

animals are also foundin large nunibe

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with word from Fort Resolution and ._

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ll INTERCOLONIAL , T0 PAY ITS WAY

This Year and Earn Big Surplus in Three

taken in can histnryattns anrtneonntry" Ygars, Sayg M|»_ Emm¢|-§0n_G|-and Trunk

°' ""`""°"“"°° '° ""°“° °"B°°'"` "fl l.'l'li.l.'§bt'l'§I`. il`.f.°...f`.‘f.f,,°`f.§`.f ..'.'l'fn“§"i'§§2 Will Tender For Winnipeg Quebec

apparatus, the cost being $1,550 for each wolf, mink, mnrten and other fur bearinjg

O'r'rA\vA,1"eb. 20.-(Special)-Tile Writer Experts are now in hirinr-lim rlirin-,-in;¢

for North Cnnn Breton hnve been |nsm.d_ the entire system oi l»ool;~l;r~r-I-lrnr uhh ir

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to Lennon Feb. 19.-The first ofiicia

l i ii in mis

Nominations_March seventh, polling four-

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' Among the Senators for the new Pro-

vinces will be Dr. Douglas, Ex. M. 1'. lor

will be modernised and ceonnrrri/.v<l.

The new passenger schedule lnlces oli`cct March ist. '

The Grand Trunk l’nciiir- (`rnn||;rrl_,- u iii

tender for the consirnrtimi oi xh.~ \\`mni-

ment authorities. The proposition take an entire regiment from Canada has never before been seriously considered.

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DAsvu.r.r:, Kr., Feb. lb Enihusinse

tic over the beauties ofa newly dis- covered cave found by Irvin E. Parks five miles from llanville and two miics east oi Pcrryville, Parks, Eu- gene Carpenter, George and Joseph Godbey, and John Mitchell returned Saturday evening, bearing geological curiosltles and five opossunie and five coous. One of the coons weighed 50 pounds and is the largest animal ot its kind ever seen herc. The animals were vicious and showed iight.

Other animals were seen and flocks

ofblrds were heard making strange noises as they darted through the dark passages. .The party was equip- ped with lanterns and penetrated the eave eight miles. They did not reach the end of the cave.

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SAN Fmiucrsoo, February 10-Dealing in human skin, stripped from corpse! in hospital and college dissecting rooms, tanned and made into purses and articles ci wearing apparel, is a grewsome busi- 'ness, said to have assumed large propor- tions in this city. Two men, who declined toteli their names, but who said they were medical students, called on the president ofatunning company at West Berkeley recently and asked him to tan some human skin. 'Ihey had two pieces otcuticle, each about one foot square, which they said they wanted made into slippers. The commission was declined and they went elsewhere. Articles made from human skin have been carried from Califomia by tourists. When tanned

and pliable, resembling ohsmois.

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A favorite Remedy for Babies

Its pleas _ have made Chsmberlain'| Cough Rcmed

children. ltquiokiy onres their eodgb and oolda and prevents an! danger

pneu It not cnly cures oroup, but when give

not of tht; new Labor party hos been

sducstinn and the abolition of religious

todrsft an education bill on behalf of the Yesterday three children of Joseph Gyn trade union congress. It advocates secular warn bnnnnd yn neun |,n,~n_

Today another equally horrible calamity

Cxmnou, Maine, Feb. 20.-(Speeiall- F ,hx __A i bla ,mums

Penis, e il. no a eng

and involves the construction ot a viadno

This structure, known as the Fade

work is now being executed in France, and Bcnismin Prince of Bsttieford.

Assioabola;A. h. McDonald of McLetd peg and Quebec sections on lin-lfrmmil

that it wants the road of tl|cl|i;;iu-\‘,~,i.-iiid- ard and at thc same time i-r-onmnir-ally built.

l' Hon. Mr. Emerson stated today that he

expected the Intercoloninl io show an

wus rot washers' State aided school: oocuredin the home of Gs‘lesse Brisotte

crossing the Sionle Valley, near Vaurisi.

mania or other serious consequences.

prevent tiie attack. For sale by all drug-

aretobe provided everywhere by loc authority at the imperial cost. Secondary

furnished by local authority where re-

und treatment and one free meal a day are also provisions ol the bill which has

chance of becoming law, but there

ly affect opinion in Parliament.

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Lorman, Feb. 10.-Proposing the toast

"Uanada" at the Canadian Society dinner tonight, Hamar Greenwood who presided, announced that three mat ters of Canadian interest would reeeiv the early attention ol the new govern- ment. They would be the catt embargo, deceased wife's sist.er`s bill, and the reduction of postage on British publications to Canada.

Ladies were present for the first time.

Speskersto the usual tossts \\'qre W. T. R. Preston, Wm. Black of‘Haiifux, Dr. 0'RIeliy, Toronto; J. H. Thornld of Somerville, Dr. Baynes and Maurice Egan.

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Wssnmn-ren. D. C. Feb. lil.-A reg-

imentoflnfantry will soon be sent to stations in Ainrks to revises the 9|'-i infantry, which has been on duty in that territory. It is desired to have these troops taken under contract by the route which goes through Canadian tprritory,

when two children were also burned to

and technical education must also be death.

quired. Public medical examination and me imtherhm,g0ne wa nemhbor,

_no doubt that its promulgation will large-

retarning found the honse in flames.

highest railway bridge in the World, th

The father was working in the woods the bod, ot the stream. There are t o

' n granite masonry tower piers Which are

n house to telephone to liipi, there being n 323;; °n 5°"d"°°k “nd rl" W ° height

sopisiistic flavor. This measure has no line to the camp.

‘B She was absent only a short time and on appearance of large chimneys, but the

These piers standing alone have th

Vinduot, when completed will be th

B even balance on June thirteenth and

¢ within three years an annual -surplus of

level of the mils being 434 ft. 7 in. above nm;-ly eng millign,

Other contractors are ~li.~pli»n~.\.l nl, this. Several tenderh were rect-irt-rl inilny but

are not opened yet.

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ered. The belief is that they had in some

ed from being thrown ft-om his carriage s Bridgetown.

1 oceupicd the chair. Each and every num G ber ofa grand program was welllphosen.

The program concluded, all repaired to

supper awaited them. Much praise is du the lady friends of- the Order for makin the event a financial and social success.

which is more convenient thao other lines

the skin nt s man is worth $500. 1tIs soft of gnvsl, The question has arisen, how-

ooon ri-;A.....15,¢ mt 1,06’

wrepreceoting this government to paul lthrongh the Dominion. There was some I X;8‘:°2‘lv|J3;'C\“l'lm‘| Ula* *lid

ta t d t cures tdik of obtaining permission Harough the i » "` `" ~°:::.:::°.':a;:~.:;:.:“.;a°~:r;:: 25 \‘- Bu Flu#--bw. lll1lS\>“f°“i1l\ 'im-» 8°-m~ -

_ th o sm _W . ` _

T f"°'“° "nh mo mo m s .oiaeoon-not with the stipulation that the This is tronrI81.AND Pits Wheat sad Af," me mam, ,hue Wm

`,‘;:1:‘,’,:",f,'f,°"`,_,',’,f,,:,°,°,’f'",f,:,";,f,,,:;d :xg wirlwhialn uniting any mn. ‘one hours free skltlill-

n i0annda, nnd,ifitia not obtainable, th' wma' ` ' ' ' sk“And:;|5?;: indudlnl hWk°Y “ld

, .

The bodies of both children were recov-

manner accidentally set the house on fire.

Tas msn friends here of Rev. W H.

he is recovering from the injuries sustain-

Cousrr Nonpariel, No. 1113, held its an-

nual celebration lu New Glasgow Hall o Friday evening last. W.W.Smitb, F.C.R.

Gd ly Fit! IMI- lllttiiiillllil `iil`i'§"`a`6ii"ri iiiiiuiut B::.i'i‘.°w.. TABLETS

calc/iso 'iuinxns

Qxwsno, February lil-(Bpeelail~~ car-n, nw.. 4** Gem. Mu. wi want -' an want -- su 1-sur, my. $15.01 r-sur. nn.. wwe

A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PRES i>‘il?l““i>.E““i’.'.. 5.'§°.‘l‘.“.'i;....§i%°£2?.li.i

' if idizo onrrn 1; i into

0 i/Glddbyl. lwli. l§»¥gfl|.llW:A‘il» '

5 lbs.

P 5 . of-472’ ft.5in. for the centre span an il'7Bft. foreach of thc flanking spans

spans formed by circular archel.

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behlnd him he kicked himself free of i.

owner.

in the unner chamber. where an excellsnt ,ed his popular lantern on Mui: Twain,

e |boiore an appreciative audience last night,

There were many there who had be

second rendition and those who heard

lthlianbont Bhmsis\iri!n_.li:£n\'\\:u|;l:nLt=f for the first time' expressed their delight

uninistalteably.

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iAinsrri'| Llnlmsnt Curia iiurlm etc.

VERSUS

VlCTORlA

Best contest of the Winter these teams are evenly matched.

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Lypnnsw un' union suwumransnf q 1903*

The latter connect with masonry approach ,

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F. J. Nssn, editor of the Patriot repost-

fthe lecture when first delivered, who were none the less pleased ‘with th

HQCKEY s

1 ‘ wail p 'tt fPa1>u T 1 'fi i°$"3°¢‘ Remnant A

S p . assi * i T ;, Sale ~

Hnnarses nf PRETTY PA_'rT1;sNs in ,nnnii ini.-, .~n.i_.-

of last year‘e goods, done up in lots to suit any lttltlhi or HALL, all CLEAN and in PERFECT CONDITION in. good as new.) To clear out these lots _QUICK and nmkn room for new stock, we have cut the price to exactly _-

Saint Dvaatsn’

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Wednesday Evening, Feb.

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decision of the authorities at the War

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Warren.Wolfvilie N. S. and well known J , A, S _ »h t km nw E --- .. ::::“:.::. ..:.::...;“:..rr....':. .i. asa.:::.::.:;:.::.‘::;:‘.::°.::.zz :iz

BWIY- N0i»WlifhB¢llldlUB hi' “i'¢°Pm°“i» English channel with six inch naval guns.

z C0 "IB li'\‘°°€\'! b“H|\\¢“ “nd W "W Blelih *The coast defence batteries, excluding the

e great arsenals at Plymouth Rook and

ailimee therewith and nsilviwl Wt ¢° Dover have nothing heavier than 4. 7-

n Vlcl-ffl! Fark- H0 W" mlm? W" d°W“ inch guns. One idea is thathy strength- , by Billy Down, of Sanderson & Co. nmnn ‘he fam, may Wm be ,.ambH,,mnR _ who brought the runnaway back to the nninnn nf ndvnnwge for -im°s,,,,“,0~-

operations.

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llnsrd's Llnimsnt ilsllsvsl Neurslgis.

LONDON. Febiuar 10-The latest OTTAWA, Oni. 1"-|». lil.--i`.\n~ili.<r»rl.ir-

talk is created in militia riirli-_-. mr-| ibi- oiiicial report oi’ the ein-rent. i.~\u- nl ilu- Militnry Gazelle respeeiirn; ilu- pri--1-nl ststusofoilicers in ihf: Iloynl t`.n\mlim\ Horse Artillery. The rlmnrrum-ni has been criticized for givingro\|\\ni:.~,inn~~ in this branch of the ser\~irt~ in ltrlri-lr officers. The oliicial reply i|\ ~rrl»~.|=.nr--~ is that this had been done onin; in it lack of qualified Canadian oilirri-r~..

Cenglu, colds, lronruness, and ainsr \.rn~ar

ailments ara quickly rniinvi-d. by til-.»_~t.lcnu

iablats. ton unto par box. All drnggrsts

in the First Methodist Church Basement. gg E 1

_;=<-'\>(- =4- 4- :4- >&-

ONE

HALF F

, the regular seliii? price, TWO DOUBLE ROLLS iii _ ` the PRICE of ON . Suitable for PARLOR, 1>iNiNt`-

ROOM, BED ROOM, BALL oi’ KITCHEN. REMNAN l`

SALE NOW ON. Colne early. it will psy you.

CARTER & C0. Ltd. ,