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THE GUARDIAN, OHARl.OTl`E'l`t)WN. MAY 12 i8! 9.

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- .- uuuor the ieseiii. leader |-

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_ -_ travaganceis gitttlcr than ever At the 1-, gui” mu-,¢,h__q of htm- of

Cohhhued prom the 1. I-S; Pave Pri-nm r Farqtiliarson aid the govern

I will norm!"

that my Bheumotisin

ment lat iio f 1]-ct iii this mallet ~a\'e

d the teapher re ons [hem to the to promote toe intiie ts of education

O Cumwlcllartiideevdiidurdlll ‘gdnool board if thzie is any further Lei U9 hf“"’U‘°l`°""h1"°‘P9UU"U» fmdlf

brlgiiinztic pains in trouble He lhoushtlt was ,,_ne¢e,,,,,ty the opposition have hut* to titd with two or three hours, as au ass wmce_ to have the pohce Om- anv inspection uoik let us hear it in ii and cure in 8 NW

MUNYON _

’1ho nest clause for th a ointment

Th mendnient wa carried Sp@050maDU91`

Cer on e a hh’ Mr Aistnault po nted out that tho'

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d Y 1 L u 1 clot ci Acadi n Schools did -10

25‘%‘t:I$m|dmg€:i?; oflérgijaglxhilovl;-gashgosegi L13 mehp schools in one month but Inspecto l

to Health and medl- I cal advice tree.

1505 Arch st. Phill-

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, lperly at least. and have two thoroug

M1- Farqnhfr cnthoufrhtit was neocs- ‘C

.;-,_ _ 5 Sa,-V to have thorough inspection. H

R H E U ‘Was in favor of even 4 inspectors. The

- ; inspectors cannot do the work properly

, ai Let us see that the money is spent prog

up in

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i inspections a year.

ispectors have not time and a third in-A

ls,~ccfo~ is i necessity.

Mr. liltelfiuchlin said that the in- III

Mr. Shaw claimed that our schools Of

should be thoroughly inspected. Two HU

0n.meDt_ as We had th,-ee at,-.,,,t1_y MtCormac '-iccordinfr to his report, rt

ne oood ins eclor was suthcient ‘ilU___C_o_s he S W5 O P ,not to vote, being assured that tht fl P

I per\ance lc gislation

f Umpbeu :P°‘ed an a"‘_°”d‘”€"" And,Whereas certain assurances given

conded bi Mr. Shaw t a t ~ -- = -

5 » h t 1”” “Ml 9 b he Pr micr revious to voti da

struck put ofthe bill The meld _wséqelumgpretef b ordmar ng 5 '

__ . _ _ _ _ _ _ ' - _ y yminds to

ent was or-feat-t-d_.ind ineclausocatiiecli indicate that the ’msh of the people 'ag 0” a “alight Party ‘Me H_11- l expressed by a majcaity of votes would

The clause relating to he constitution bo wade hw

=ecotd c ass school

_S as zhlffl Ci” ihcrtfore. Re=o‘vcd That, in our

tl the teachers therein to receive only 0 in-on th ,the ~eb

U U °*S°‘tY for the plcoiscite was a piece of deliberate de-

Pomtmebt ° 3 third 1°“P‘Ct°r _ ceit, and that the Laurier government Mr. De.-Roch's also argtitdagainstlwme mom

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e ay-poirttznent of a third inspector. ' -5 mmpa e 0 ones em

Hope Divi ri, t bape \‘V0iie, 011 Thursday, the 4th inet , the following resolutions were aut ptcd

Whereas, at lle prohibrion plebis

site on tle 29th dftv of Sept 1898 a larger najoi-ity ot constiluercie-t than ever returned any political ptrty to power voted for prohibition, aggrega tinff a mu]0i1ty of 13 916 vo es iiotwith s anding the fac' that mt ny thousand

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the Conservative administration thc-ro was a good inspection. It appeared to

Ware

inspectors are quite sutiicient. Under lb

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The best ever imported to the| Island. Our Vases, 5 o’ciock' Tea and Chocolate Sets cannot

him that the govern ment had a supporter M

work is too great for two men in this”

be surpassed. Como and SGP, -province. and do it satisfactorily. Hel they are just the thing for a. did not think one yearly insp_ecfionil0

wedding or birthday present. enough, twice a year was necessary. ID

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Also Berry Secs, 1\[e1;3,1 Puff. We a:e spending a fargo amount fo

8];o;;S’;£ki;t the guest Jap' ,iilggeclionwveveddanigil giviczl clause four, having been deftzvel on a i That the custom in the House of Com it

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Mu NYDNS. Locli Listiistiiuitli. ,,., .....:‘;.§.‘3..‘1‘:.‘;*.“.‘;'2l T¢mP@fa“°@ R@S°1“‘l°"- "

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.°’ im' rms Clauselthe sophistry that the Dominion prohi-`\

on their hands. was carried also on u ttraigtt purtyllhion vote is too bmah 0 0, _

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_red __ whole ear _O _rs ct lgwtivtiiabletotrohisilion w repersuaded _

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Mr Regards Wqs ofthe Opmlon th w'tl?‘. ' l ' f h b'll if Wm an. eo EN-

ssieii zioriiftrhoc li1iL"l*i';as0re‘J9Ei‘tedaU‘i`i<litrde Tiiaithe failure to enact a law -er'

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_ _. _ | P I 11 p iscite vote of 29th 5 irc!-t-la.-s pay, was discussed liyis t 1 , t _ - rt-0 to

remit-`r Fttiouhzirroii, Mt-Ss’s M. BIC-lt;§ `to?;1'V‘;:;;;;iergIx;,§fr0?_?e IMna{ne t

noon, Bitch. Hon. li. C. McDonald. . |,- t- ~

__ Pwe __ M Sh _ _ _ vctcs on pro. ibi.ion completely refutes

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dorsing .he mandate of the m\f]ority

mei ts. an amendm-nw -_ _ -

_ _ r I after encouragii g 1-_lt-ctors to expect _it,

Oved ‘J-l, M" Campbell that the repirt { has weakened our faith in the inte°rit committee be not agreed to,_but Jeiof the govemmem_

erred back to committee to strike outl

slation. -

-inspectors were more active they could

P _ _ ' ' lmcns of disposing of the direct ques- 1

to have the money spentproperly. straight party vote. - » - -

Mr. John A. McDonald thought if the ;.

tion of rohibition b means cf an

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EVENING SESSION aU]€DdI1l6Ill.lS, ll] OU1' OPIDIOD, 8.0 €V8-

1 ' tors in 313 days should overtake all the

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could oppose the appointment oi a third 0 _ _ “_

inspector when three inspectors were P0119? Of tb? G°V°TPm9”§ 12°' l _ __ ____ ___ . _H

coal always kept in otliuce during the late J\1’i‘_1.Y» *mg e5P§’§|a_UY £39" F m1g1'3U°U.

_ regime_ _ po icy, e Sai since t e present gov

il M _ Sh h d th t 5 th n ernment came in to power the rush was ‘

Is best fOr HOIISO and _150 gchogafgea1;w;ipp;e<lmz<;n0t§E 6; _toward the northwcsrr He was hap y l_

8.111 PTITPOSBS- .a i ed b ins ectors andthe man who 0 . ` ste , . ciliriiiiilot ingpectlihat number of schools in W-B5 Suffh that if ffceilled U0 CTlYi0iSU1

All 0I'(l6I‘S fOl‘ (_/Oal 1SSl.18Cl 5 da has ho ri htm draw 300 er anddenied the charge th t value was 8

22 yi g P _ =» . ,t

and payment for game re_ year out of the Puhhc u-hash,-5-_ not received forthe extra expenditure ‘t

ceived at this Office _ Hon H_ g_ Mcpohald quoted from on educa'tion.He claimed that the extra

. . ' _ . the reports of su erinténdents for the expendlmfe Wai duel() the iUC1’6aSBd 1

PPICBS fl1l‘11lbl](-Bd OI] appll- _past twenty years? gentlemen who have _ number of lst and 2nd class teachers l

C8.tl0I1. had the system directly under their eye OVW Whifh 'the g°V91`Umel1lh’1d H0 C'-OU".

1 have unvariably advocated three ins ec- 'C101-

not understand now the o osi

supply was resumed.

H U. McDonald accused the pposition of taking the generall

. ' . th t I d`d The Sneakers read a nicssarfc from ll sion unworthy of e suppor 0 can I

y ` do the work all right-, and he would! _ _ _ _ »= _,stgtesmeh_

S 8 like to know_hovv many schools each in-iH1sdl:lonor_;_ho Lieutpnpgtttlovernrér _rlp-_ AML that We endeavor to promote

o o »SP°"t01`i{ad m h15J‘m5d‘°"1°“° _ gar mg 9 - (i°n"° I a mn O 8 fsuch unity of all tenipeiance organize- ,

_ _ Mr. Birch thought that the inspoc- Siallltfs Cf P- L- 1- ' l _

Victoria Row Ch’town ~ -

, tions that every vote controlled by pro

.H0n°.F1' L' MCD°na1'.i Presnnted 9' l hibitionistsshall be polled only for a

_ _ work required cf thEm_ Bill- enti.led an Act to rpivise _the statutes .candldme pledgui to prom ite t8mpe_

P' E' Island read a 'lst mme' A rance legislation. irrespective of all _ Hon. J. R. McLean laid on the table' mn aucwances the House petitions received during 1 y '

. ; Hon. “Mr. Sinclair and Elon. Mr. Of

-McLauchlin drew attention to the (act that schools are in session only about Of _ . 200 days in the year and that from this the Year regarding me Wh31"’93°

.must be deducted stormy days when no

' 'men can travel. Mr. McLauchlin could

The debate on the motion to go into_

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- MARRIED _

Rey. A. E. Chapman, Jabt=s.McDoug-

ld to Maggie Ramsay.

"AtspfiSgfi_C`é,iA`pri‘1seth, 1899,* by §§}_

_nrsn _ O

say that the Administration ot Jus'-Llire S

he late John McArthur, aged 76 years.

Ribert Dewar, in her 61st year.

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th, Mrs. Marv McArthur. widow of O

At New Perth, on Wednesday, May Oth,of pneumonia. Jessie, .wife of

At Marshfield, on April 11th., Donald = Y - - ~ tewart, aged 80 years. . _,__ .

At Head of Hillsborough, on May 1 ' _ `

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tors He was inclined to think that the IU dfalmg Wlih the -‘\S~1Um annex he r

p esent system of inspection is carried Said if “'85 3 mHU6\` that WGS EW”-UY on in 3 glipshqd m;mngr_ ’ lDlSI`8}_)!‘t‘_S8!]lC(l, lf there Was any fault l

h | , l M1-_ M_ Mcgihhgh h-,imed out that it was with the contractoighe was stub- the government weres ending 130- b

orn and would not come to ter s

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It Pays to Buy at Perkins’

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OF OUR

_ 011|' 'Shirt Waists are' unsur-

¢~» passed in style and quality. Don t

take our word for it. See them your selves.

v\~VW 0u|° Shirt Walsis are 20

well made, and we have all sizes, that

all are assured of a. perfect fit. n

Our' Shirt Walsis are @1130

` 8 low in price that it wili be to your

advantage to buy hero. A few prices,

39c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, 1.25'upwards.

SUNNYSIDE.

The Millinery Leaders, _

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_ 000 and said he had piahghf schoog dealing with the Public Works depart--E

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.for a time himself and knew

‘ three or to h s ' ' tw in-

Imamnlcnlal Gul “mug G0" lm- specycts tvgige gugeafl ;1§sf§:;|l_I;uf§€ient_ present administration and said he had a 32 STI; A inspgcfgr- Wgs than appginfed lHl'g8 Of 00l]tl'3CtS tl]Bi» Wall l8l} With-

_ _but the visits were no more frequent out sale or tender under the Conserva-

nor any longer in duration. There are “V0 Pf“`t5'»f\Ud ‘hat at thi" time m0"0Y

t 581 school departments in the province _ hat '- ‘ _‘T including time in Charlottetown. wwn claims lu full, and i\1St1iiedth=

Those require no little inspection A °°\“'59 °f the T959” OVGTUID

ment he said the opposition failed to make my specific charges against the Y

was squanderedlle dealt with the Dom- 5

et it is n/on poisonous, being a liquid with patent spout to bottle, it is easily used. » '

xed. --

Kills insect life with one application

Such articles as carpets, chairs etc. I D fasted with moths can be_ easily " - _

P K ent in It evaporates leaving no dirt what- -

t mgrough ingpectionv is needed’ gyen if d€aliDg' Oul' Cl&l|IlS~ TIIB Coll; tlever' l A '

a guch costs 310 000 9,- g15_000_ He servative delegations cost more than the

' ':‘ thought there should .be an inspector d°1ega‘i°°S °f the Present Party- H9 Astec! FeedBo1ier mls :alll lor every fifty schools, If this wa-9 referred to a charge made that an en- We have some nice steel boilers “_

in stock um W, ,nh nh at ,_ the case the province would get double 831991' 0” the fe" 50” 0’ id 13

%:l_1°adb;p_gpg?__i:_e made of the the value for the $130,000 spent for

best steel plat, and by the best education. A good Inspector could be gvoilepungpfppgé them w be fim_._.. ‘obtained for $500 who would take cm, in ,very ghehh No mt; titty schools. Ten such inspectors would gpg gggfgezhugbetm mmhving _E cost $5,000, and they would give much e1,,,wh,,,,_ ‘ better value for the money expended.

5- He had seen a teacher of one year’s ex-

perience appointed inspector over the heads of teachers of tive or ten years t experience. He thought that the ap-

pointment of one more inspector would be useless.

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BRUCE Slilllili ll

- “Ti-is Monika." Founders, Engineers and M hi i

Steam Navization Co‘s Xaliarg.

Chai lottetown, P. E. 1.

Phone 125.

ent system ot inspection which consisted

_ .__ sim in the com ilatio ot tio .

_ Thepgeople had conlfidentl; hopellluiiist _

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months in one year. The misunderstand- _ _ _ '

ing was due to a change in engineers. f _ _-

Mr. Lauchlin adjourned the debate. P House meets at 10 tomorrow. . o o , of o l " '

Price l5c. ||e|°.hottle We are agents here. `

_ ysunnysidglentral Drugstore.

Hon. Mr. Gordon ridiculed the pres-

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New

ll0l’T pay more than $50 for `a chain road wheel,

If you do the dealer has the best of ou. '

_REPAIRS- Mr. Gaudet will give you the best of satis-

faetioii. He has the experience and knowledge. Notwith- standing the 10th -commandment others want him-he is a good man and they know it, Full line of parts.

MARK .RIGHT & G0. Lili

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Stock Just Received

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Boys’ Colored

oots..

Nothing looks or wears better for a. boy than colored boots- tliis is the time of year lie wants a._ new pair-(when is the

time he does not.)

LITTLE MAN’S TAN BOOT, with

YOUTHS’ CHOCOLATE Boofs, sizes ti, ts, ,ia

YOUTHS’ 'PAN BOOTS, _ BoY’s CHOCOLATE BOOTS (Kid).s snap, sizes 1,2, 3,5 ~BoY’s CHOCOLATE BOOTS (nesvier), _ BOY_’S TAN BOOTS (a. Hummer)-half sizes,

ALLEY

I'1”l‘LE N AN’S CHOCOLATE BOOT, with hooks. sizes

spring heel,

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ii. assesses _ llll

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ll. GORDON SIXTUS

° We araFuIly Eqtiinped

for the Spring T

with the finest tins of Engi. .t ititnd Csusdim Cleats nge, Over-coatings, Trouserings, ever p.ac ubefore the people of P

Order your Spring Outfit now before the rush commences,

° will have first choice.

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' 5 White and Fancy Underwear, Sweaters,

_Ha.ndlrercliiefs, Suspenders, Neckwear, Collars, Cu&, N

_Gordon &. Mo

6sl|'l:l0me||’s Fu A ng

Steady work and

Wag es guaranteed

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otions, etc.