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PAGE SIX --Tu.. mv..-T vi-.vs . THE cHARLo'r'rE'rowN GU.-iRDiAN »mBv or lm-~

. _ ‘ - - _ , \ ‘ " . APRIL 1. 1911 '

_.Ty 's fs

if Div suBsciiiBEiis

" W ;' V 'r ’r_'“' _ ' :__ ~ __________

-0* ` Menon.

l-Ion. Mr. Rieliarils. '

Saturday, Mar¢.'li 25. ’l‘l'll<I l’Rl-II\llER_ preseiited a’ mcs-

The House opened to the publie

1.1.15.

MR. IRVING preseiifeii n petiti from A. D. Mcllae and otliers prii

at sa;-e from tlie'l.iei\ti-iiaiit Governor

trniisiiiitting the report of the Minis-

oii [er of .liistii-e on rertziiii bills passed .Yr bv this l.oi:i.~'latiiie.

U18 |01' the Wiflrllilliz of the ri-iid be A'l‘lin liili to ini~i»rpoi'iit\ the Arena tween F.Forbes and _-\. 1). iileltae. iliuk Vliiiipiiiiy \-:nsi rtad a secoiill

leading from ine (vi-<~x‘-gi-toii ii lmnii l Pownal Wharf. '

Inquiries were inade by 1\lr. Ken- _-zgniihlipo ,\lel.i-od, W. ll. Prowse, W. “edit (Kensingf<-n.) Mr. Wulii-‘»---i-. ii. iii-_-iuuii, .i. ,\. \\'i-_i.st»-i- .uni i.. ii Mr. Kennedy, lllivulnlliaiifi and Il--ii. All-.ililli-.n. Thr cnpitril _-tuck proviil Mr.'C-ummiskey sii-bniifted it niiiiiliei- ,~._| fm- i__- .>‘3p_ui||i_ Thr- pill wnr; agree.

0( returns before pi'oiiii.~'e.l. lloii. .\1

Richards also siibiiiitti-il soiiie rc- _‘»lr_ .\l<'l.l-i_\`.\' iiioved the Irlouse in- t\\\'l1B. Brill the l'reuii<‘i‘ .said iiiforiiiii- io i-i»ii~.iii:tt.i-e on the bill to ann-_iid tion asked for by a i-.uniber of iiieiii- uk. _\-,,..,»i__- i,,(~,,,-\»,,,~;,t;_,,n _Hcp M,~_

bers would be prepnri-il.

The House resiimed coniniiltee on 'php \,,i`i_ |,,~,,\»,.|{.__. ,m,,~,n;. ,N11-_ir lynn.;

iii -' ,~ di-i\o.~‘it of $25 eiicli by Candi

the city ballot lull, filr. .\li'l"lii-e the chair.

MR. lil-'\'l`Hll‘3»*`(l~\' l‘l'\'U.f!l\f \ll‘ 'lil' -Ri-iiii'il`to bol‘l‘o\\' iiiuliey for town

\‘~ i»;ii‘---_-i-s up t-_» $l,u|ili from any pri " \iit_- iiidi\'id':al, bank, or ii\c-.-rpoi'n-

question of ali:-lisliiiig the ri-nt; qllalilicatirin for (`oiiiieilloi'.< :is pri posed by Hon. Mr. I-liiulie:-‘_ I-le poin ed out that tliough the inotioii. to

i- tliiic and i-oiniiiilted, l\lr. l`i'lisl\_v in

i!ii_- oiiiiir. 'l`li.- iiil-oi‘poi'ators are li.

1'- io witliozit niiieiiiliiieiit.-‘_

lxeziiil-.l\' llieii.-‘iii-_'toni in the chair.

ii ii .l.-ite-i for \`i-lui(-illoi', for ciialilin: the

l' tion, iiiid iii~"i'<-zisi-,< the poivl-i` of the ll i`l‘|i-f of [`--’.i"l‘ and town coiistables

1110110 i180 b¢’€\\ H\ll`L‘<“l U’ ill” i‘ll‘<`|1*i iii ii:i\`-liii: arrests wl_i-ere rrsistance is

ment had not been adopted. lie siii

W' iw- liiw--_'i‘l'-'_~‘ wus reportL‘1l. Nil 'l`li_- hill to iiiclri-oiuite tht- Fairninjz "` lli~.io1»; Hall Voiiiiiiiiiy was fend 11

it was aimed tit two of the sitti Councillors, I\les.-rs Mcliciiiia ii Taylor, both ol wlioni linpiieneil to l Conservatives. He called for an_ e planation.

‘l oil.-i‘..;_ ,\fti-r some time in commit-

X .-iw. nd time and conimitttd, l\lr. Mc-

.liair The incornorzitors-

_ _ l'li-re in the __ ' . ~ _ -

MR. MCLEAN thought it a serioii-‘ _._,.`. 1i,,._-gd ggi-Q S, D_ Gay, Cameron

matter for Mr. Hughes to niiiiiid bill sent in hy the City L`ounr\l

in _\i. init, hui _.i. winier sire

fi .\lcl.ni1;'lilnii,- liriifst Roaersoii, John

The

such way as to disqiialify two iiieni- (.a,,,mi Shri.; is $5\i0 in 5.1 Simi-os

bers of that body.

-.ind iiii-.v l-e iiici-eased to $1.00"-

HCN- MR- HUGHES ‘i'3"l"‘l “UV Tin- liill was report;-d a':rt-Ed to olitieal aiiinivs or obieet in iiiovi_ii‘; “.,{i.,,-.1 m,§,.-n.lm.nt_

l

P - _ the amendment, and had not ron.-' ered whom it iiiight affect pi-i'.-'c»ii1~.ll His sole object was to protect i interests of the city. llc eiiiiiiii

-1- 'i‘iiei~u1 ro iiir.ii»i».»i-ute the Souriu Y- (`if<i:.eii-=’ liniid was l`€‘f1ll a S9000*

-1 . L i lf was a,;rer-d to an

__ _ _ ` in :hi 'i1aI:'_ _ ‘ ' ' il

that a property qiialinrntii-ii wi-iil<l ,._.,,,,,t,.,1 ,\-i,h,,,\¢ Hmwllrnl-iit_~;. elevate the stiiiidaril of the l‘oiin<-il. -1-HH pm.-Mipjn i,,-,msiit up the

With leave of the i‘oiiiiiiitl<=\‘ he -.'.'<-ii Withdraw the :iviieiidiiiclit_

THE I’l‘~lli`.1\lll‘Il{ was ;~\_ii",\i'i<=`\l the objection mln-n by Mr. \icl.i-un l the anien<lnient_ when in the bill

fication of Sfinli was i'i-iiiiired i-_iid i rental qilnlificritioii was ailiiiiftl-d. it was neei-ssaiyi' vo have iii~oi-ei' qualification in Soiii-is it \i'ii_< 1-viii ly so in (‘li:ii‘liiitl-ff-\\‘ii_

MR. Mrl,l~]A_\` I-xpliiilieil iliut Sonris bill had lu-i-ii siihiiiitll-il to 1 people of Souris an-i upprovi-il

M “"""l"" "T °"""""m"`l`ln`l0 mtweell priund. made from roots and herb

nt :ii-iii.-i with ri-~:ai‘<l to conserving

‘* f.v_.l~~~|- f`i~li-i'ie_<. l-ln suliniitted the 1-» ,.,`,,-,»,_-poiiiirii'~e and in\'it_-li the mem

incorporate >‘oiiri.- a l-i'~il‘\’1'il` i1\111ll‘ bi-its on both sides to ciinsidi-r th

" iiinftr-i' iiiipei-tially so as to be able

If to ;i1l\'i_-ze the `iie.<t_ eollrse to l‘\\l'S\\l‘~

15' _\lr \l.\'i`llll<l:%l_)N said .\lr. Bro;

fi ~ - - i - .. . _

in ilii- l`.inimous that an rigreemeii

llxlilv,-.iii the lor-nl \1.i\'ei‘nim-fits had been lu- 3,.,-i\~,._,i`,\l, ll nppr-iiii-il now thu by ti,_.,_~ ,__- ,,..L ,piilo l-oi'i‘c_et. He and iii

them. 'lf the <-ilizzi-i;f= of l‘!iiii'l--lit"`<-oil-ii<:"»-fi were l‘rel>:ii'i-il to di.~=u\\.-‘ f-OWU 0l` UH* "NY l"“l'\"ll ll-'Ui 0-"li"'l ilu- wliiili- inuiti-i' froiii the stani

ltii.- fr-dir:-:-1 and pi'o'.‘iii-ini GO\‘l2I`!i

l' ne ii ' ll nisti. of ‘lnrine had S‘:\i'-“-

iidi int - i -o-.d hi _\li , ,, ,uv limi( inter:-~;t

for the nine ii- _-rn j 2 I,\,»,._l f i 1. ~ _ _ Hiighes, he \-.<\-ild not oliievt. - -|-hp H,.._~__s.. miiuni-iitrl till tomorrow

- . ness there, a

é fering woman owes it to herself to

least give Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vega

' s

t invites all sick women to wri

E thoi_isai_ids to health and h

S

\_

After fiirtlier iii,-'c:i_~';-ioii bv the a((,.,._~_,_,, N 1,; 3; ,,'r~ll,l~k. Premier. l`~li'_ _\r>~_eii:iiilt_ fir. \\'arliiii'- ipi.{i‘li__\'1i,\\'_

ton lirieflv suited tbnt he i:i\'oi'eii \\'ediie.=daiy, March 20. Passiuiz the bill l‘.~t F Ht lil l/F-' 170 Dil, \\`.\i'llil'i'l'l`<il\` preseiiteil the Citi' (`f“\f‘(‘ll. 'l"‘f-t iii'-r l;:Hi "l`~""‘ lil-titiiiii of A. l‘l. .\liii'i'iso|i and ol,l‘ tlioiifrhr fi-ul »t-'-'-. r-- i`-ie -~-r~tri‘ and ,.,-S ,,,.-,'K;i~_g for aizieiidiiieiits to th while- iw- --ii'-‘;;¢ not _--~'i' r- \\iil‘- dll \i>" llniiie Act :ilsii ii bill to give eliect

0

l‘!"“" l""“' lf "" """‘ if """"'l l" to the suitie. _ pass!-l_ Tl'-i-_ ll- 1‘-- '-"t We 'Flip lloiise opened to the public n

FT

,Z

Fox Creek.

had pains in he loiiis and a Wea

often after in

ll _

j'ii-’- ~ ._- lj; f

‘_-,_____-__ _ __._____._,-_._ ness. L y dia

_ _l.1`1-.`-'.‘_ '-_'_'_'-.?_."_j__ -__.'-1_3-___'-§'_`-`_‘.-_ done me muc

“ ' »~ 0 WT er. digestion is be

_-_ ' _/ 4%. :_

with ambition. have encoura

aetiiall does cure these obstinate di

Y

tm eases of women after all other means MR ARSENAULT moved that a

have failed, and that every such snf- address he presented to the Governo

at General praying that a fit person h

P

ting to an operation, or giving hope of recovery.

Mrs. Pinkham, of Lynn, Ma

advice is free.

Cured by Lydia E. Pink- amendment.

A message was received from th

s hal‘|1’SVegetablec0[Ilp0|,|[]d Go(ye;‘;_iorPti'aiisniitting tlpe esgmptgs V _ an e remier gave no ice ia e _ ' 1; ;.. _

_B___..I have alwais would move the House into commit- J f/

te Province and the duty of the Gov

her for advice, She has guided ernor General to make an appoint

0! ment when ri vacancy occurs. He

cuased by a number of members The

i bill was reported agreed to with an

e

_ tee of supply tomorrow and that the

nd budget speech would be delivered to-

morrow evening.

meals my food The House adjourned till 3 n‘c1ock

would distress me tomorrow.

and cause sore- FRIDAY.

E. Thursday, March 30.

l’iiikham‘sVe_geta- The House opened to the public nt ble Compoun has 4.15.

li THE PREMIER submitted returns

good. Iam strong- asked for by Mr. Arsenault.

t-` HON. MR. CUMMISKEY promised

__ _ __

_\ __

_ ro ierly treated. » _

'M v, P \l\’ith entire comfort the hips can be

&l ° ‘

\ _, \' f. reduced three inclics or more, and the g01_€S

` '/ "- aid the straps in creating tb€_ gfimetul

ter,andIcan walk tomorrow information with regard Silhouette decreed by 1.`nSl1§0n__

\ Until you have tried La Diva 609. YOS

cannot realize tlie perfect blend of style an

_ _\_1,». \"-, U ,,' comfort possible in a corset. _ V __ ui the papers.”-Mrs. WILLIAM Hon. ivin. oUMM1sK_nv milled re- \'\\"' ~ \ };Xam;,,e this model at any good srorc-,-it sells _iisii.i y at Boi-iiQivE, box Creek. N_B.. Canada. turns asked for by Mr. Dewar as to _ _ _ _ . d gee if it is not Superior to imported reducing corSCtS

1 The above is oniy one of t.h_e thou. details of $393.2§ for repairs to road _ \ ‘_ \ / $3.50,-i1_ll 1

ll-‘ tum- .uni r-~iuiuim=.-1, li-ir. .\irKiim~_iu sands of grateful letters which are machines. Also, in reply to MP Ken' .\ X0 \ ' at $5.00 or $6-OO.

_ \\ _ _ \_ _

I to tenders for Oyster Bed Bridge. d THE PREMIER tabled a return

ge

_ _ Illfilly m0lih€\‘S Of asked for by Mr. McLean as to the

familiestotakeit, as itisthebestrem- names 01 banks and interest paid

edyiii the world. You can publish this thereto by the Govgmmerm

constantly being received by the iiedy. K€l1SiI1gt0l1. HS £0 Cerwin OX Pinkliam Medicine Company of Lynn, `penditures of $61- M-ass.,wliichprovebeyondadoubt that THE PREMIER tabled a return Lvdia E. I’iiikhain's Vegetable Com- asked for by Mr. Dewar sliowiiig th

ta.-

C

s, number of visits paid by the Triis s- tees to Falconwood Hospital

f faithful service of Senator' Ferguson

counter proposal had been mn which Hon. Mr. Brodeur thong

An .iigiiiiient follmicd between

.- 1’rciiiier and Mr. Mzithiesoii as to the

proposed agrceineut in regard to oyster fisheries. The proposition

cost of protection the proceeds sh

H »...-1-.»--,. .,..< ,.i_._\ ._ __ _

ms \ n I I i V l N ‘ `M1ml‘ eti- be divided and one half be paid

witli *lie -- -‘t i- ' ' -l‘ -~--li' Til;-; \-\`;l»‘._\ll`i~}l: presented the p

'd o P mil' i. -` »~. ,.»~ ',. .,< 1-».-_\\_ Si-cis-t:ii'\' of tb

u the Province. Mr. blathieson co g tended that as the clause is wort

de Unfortunately two others of ou

could not be accepted by the Iloini

ion. Nothing definite lind been agre upon.

- - _- tl

é

that the Dominion, shall receive t

r license fees, and lifter deducting t_p__ ___ the C0m____o__s are looking for thas

Hoi-se nif- holrlers of fl- . i '

Sill n. . 1 _- ii _ - _ _

~ - ii' M- r ' \il-_-ll. --. 1~~;-`-i \`oi-_vriii.it-ii. priiyin p 5

0 l., , s. -gr _W ._ mp, ,_,-_t U, th.. ACL .12 \ lo- the cost would be ded_iicted from php He argued that as __ pmty to the ____

their drtv t I "ret e' " 'l' `! iii .l l 3, _ _

- P’°"“‘“` ‘*“Y“ W” "mst “Ot K0 ‘O the is 9 the debt was sexi 206. when uni

half of the roceeds allotted to

1 "li-_p_ lil, and also u hill to _ P _ _ _

i'ro\'ince. The l‘reinier said it won

hé Senators are unable to attend th

ed in attendance. At the same time th

le for themselves. Had they done thei

he duty the vacant Senatorsliip an is .Iudgesliip would long ago have hee he filled. It is a fact, he said, that tw e members from this Province sittin

to positions. He urged the necessity o

_ the Province being fully represented

,gd in view of the important question o _O

reci rocit' now before Parliament. '

ii ‘ ` ‘

ld ion compact this House. had both

right and ii duty to ask that this up

- 1 » - Ott _

Y; in the senate was almost swebp ii _ Hi;W_£;_0_V_cd we m__0_____________t ___ ____

r - btief than on ' " e tmn' H? de."U"nccd the symphmwy `kind. l-Ie congratulated the I-Ious

and cow ardicc that could excuse such ,

“_ House, so that only one Senator is wmn S Hampden [ought over a Sm1__and the country on the past inost

g ' -prosperous year He was able to sn

nions three members seeking favor

I 4./5 '

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x T *UAPORTITNT READING Mill IER SELECTED FROM THIS WEEK’S NEWS FOR THE I 6Ul\RDlllN’S SATUR

I which the Government will contri- ~ ,

biite. ' _ . .

lun. Dai..-iNEY thought the Gov- _ _ . Q

ernnient gi-ant should be increased to ’- yi; -“‘ '

$200, at least until the Institute was _»_._V: firmly established. _ J

HON. Mil. McMILLAN thought it _~ '

would be ii strange thing to give the _ §i _

Institute twice ns much as was asked 9, 1 - , _ _

- for. ' ff./f',. - ' ;-_fi--1 -_;' " .

- HON. MR. RICHARDS was not I -~ _ _

sure this was the amount asked fnr. I l " - `

' o. , _ i__

_rj _ .

'- but it would be better to let tho " - _ f l clause stand until the Institute is es- D ~

tublished. The clause was further dis- ~ _ _ _

' if \~ \§ -f ' `

_` :' " '

I 4 V 4 ///'7 Yet if the lady earning thiS C

were not properly corseted, the S would call licr stout.

/ J '/_ 1-_/_ -

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' of _

’,7`”_;; ‘C _ §`;\__

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' ` ` is made on -the principle that p

not zi detriment, but an ailvzi

‘ ` V _ INION CCRSET

_ DOM

RHIC PCYSOII

' _ ali- I The La Diva Reducing Corset, No. 60?:

"‘” ‘ "‘ / lumpness is

ntagc when

25.1( M-km of ii... famous D at A can-i=.

q _

“What A Perfect Figure l"

ompliment V

vlll: "‘l

-nu

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O

` 609 ‘

CO., QUEBEC, Que-

L l

way ? our “gm is one of so cum debate and the House adloiii-ned til

e ' ht b k t. If -

appointed to the place in the Senate §:€“:`P;__cténwil;?f;eIf:_l:§ S“,t§_d1;. ig cut 8 o’elock.

ble (Joni ound a trial before submit- 'mode vacant by the' death of Hou. D.

UP Ferguson in 1909. He recited th

constitutional provisions as to th

B.

down our membership it was a more EVENING ,D

Fl TD EU i-i O Z

e “infernal swindle" to keep these of-

G _

fices v'cant. If the Province is not _ _ _ _

, number of Senators allotted to this wrongefl nDw_ when and how can it _Thcékbpeakcr took the than .it b.-l

- . iclo _ _ be wronged? _He_could not be_lie\_p_ ‘ THE PREMIER on "m_\.i“g th

that any one “ho would vote “gains -House into coniniittee of supply pi

' Manitolia there would he an insurrec- f__r____c_ 0LL__si__n__ of th

e » ~ _

_ _ 1 i 'ti t \' i hon ir hi iicm- . _ _

Province has in the House of Com- Olrlg \;e;guS:°th`e§f; (SWS __‘g?,eatsp_lim_i_ _that the estimates siiliiiiitted lust

s y ` ‘ tm _mc _'___ year. were realized its being verév

r me ahsta-ke' T_‘cre “`aS_ B “ l. ;close to the results. 'l‘hey had expe _ _ _ _ . ._ ._ _ _ _ . _

l

It was idle to any tluit after two 1 1 _ __ .00 I

n years the Ottawa Governineiit coiilii;E§§;_i‘gn(f“;)er;:;'l:]:,,1ih20Okeiilil tilting;

e ter May “e not assert our rights had been some $4 000 less He thong

0 ~ - _~ _ _ g not hnd time to doin mth uns .mat pendit\u'es within the estiiifintes. lt

t

7 .

tw" ' Even Russmn sells “mud “sk -Governiiient had been cxtrnwignli

Act says the Governor Geneinl sh.ill shtcment hm hoe" made

_ . t i cunt th

make the i‘~Dll.0intinent, U“d Yet the Province owed zi million dollars

l H.” tllcir rights' Tllerc was no diCt&` vN0t within ten yenrs had the estiinai-

Ii

_ this resolution could zifterward hold. _ _ .U

- ' _ _ . l i l l ' l fi . :l

c`

Y

stake m (mr nght of lcprcgonmtmn ted some M119 000, .ind this had been

li

f Without being Ch.‘""ed mth meta it could not be fairly said that the

l n m me resolution 'Nw B N A tes come so clone to thc f.iets The

both vit" --‘i-‘ -' i‘ lil-ze .1-iii-rt. ___ V

Mu. iii'<'iii-1-" iio.\‘. 1.11:. <'i'.\i.\iisi\i-ii ii_u»iedi~e

f \ \lr_ i\i_-niiedy

- then ivltlidrf-\-'ii. "`l~i- fi»r'~'s 1-nil 3: li- lurus risked or iy l

ed

nles atfiwhi-.l to rl-o lf-ll we lie- iii'---l:ili-ziiil-_ :ind .\lr. Del:ili<’§'»

rapidly pas.-i-.l i‘=i~.~-iv li inf- <-.»i~.iiiirii-.- .‘»il:. lil-L.\.\`l<Zli\' llil‘=‘<lli1l-fine] coin

ll lvl fivrf’ io uiili 'liiiii-tl ti1'it the retllrii to liis iii

- not bear this construction and

_- such agree-cnient would be made.

Mil. MATHIESON argued that

- o stef fi-her belongs to the Prov

Y- ` F Y

- ce and the I’ro\’ince should receive

anltlel` rei r< n1_"- ' ._

( I 'I .im _ _ - . . .. _ .. . - -ill i=r_oi‘;ige\\‘iig iii- whole of the net proceeds.

amendiiieiit-'_ l|ii» tl-iwl i<-:ii‘iii'_' ii flxefl for ']`ue:<<!:iv l-1-_\'f_

The l"nlr‘oli\\'|»ii¢l lli~.\l`-‘ful liill \\

read a MR.

had been a cowl di-al ol iiiiii'1»;iii_ time. Three \\'r-i-ks had eliip,-ii-il sin the session berlin. Ile asked when llii-

bill to ali'-end tlil- iiicoiiie tax \\ii\ be brought. down.

THE

made eiery effort to have the bi pr

t

epared, -and tliere had be--ii no -le-

_ wliat. was mi:-_\'oi;l;ilill_ The House adjourned till 'l'iu~_-ll

next at If o‘<-lolz.

_ Wl~1li.\'l<I.\`li.»\\'_

Tue_~'d:iy, Bl:-_rcli

lav hu

The 3.50 o _ MR. petition of P. LT, hlnrpliy and oth

'cioek.

praying for the incorpoiw-t`.oii of ilif- .Tignish Trailing (`ompany. He intro-

duced B bill for that puriiose. I-ION, .\lR. CL').l)ll:li{l-EY

to Mr. Kennedy, Kr-nsin-._-ton, pres ted a return roiitainini; over vouchers as to rliiprenie l‘<»ui-i exp ses at (1eor;feto\\'ii. Ili- <.-.iso t number of other return.-; befoi

for. " _

HON. NR. RI(‘l-I.-\RDS siiliniillell return asked for by .\li` .\IcN1-ill, also

-other retiirns later.

THE I’lll<1.\lllCR in ri-ply

McLeaii`s qiieslioiis as thi- nriiiir-.-

banks to which iiiterf-st wiis pnid lust

pi`i'pr\l'-

year said the retui-n would be

ed.

MR. Dl‘)W.»\l{ ii\i|\iii‘ed how mi-

. _\

visits lind been innde to l";~_lr'oii\\'o<ul Huspitiil lfy the 'l`i'iisIei-:= last yi-_;ii`.

' " the ili-

[`l-IF. l’lli<}l\TH‘Il{ |>i'oiiiised

formation tonioi‘i~<iw. Ile siililiiitted vniuminou.-< rr-turn of the expr-in-i-s regard to boring for eonl.

HON. MR. ('Ili\-l.\llh`l{l‘}\' in

to Mr. Mntliieson, plwiiiii:-'eil n ixtu

of the rights of \v:iy piii‘r'li»i.--11-ll siiiei-

1898 for rniidi-1 not opeiicd yet.. 'l' road inspectors were instrui-te furnish the information which

take R little time.

Fnrthefr returns were submit

the Premier, Mi". Ciinimisk

won

ted l

_fliird time end l-.',i1'»~e~l. .\l.»\'l`Hll-I.\`|>f\.' l\.i»"=:Eir il-ere

P1'lFTI\’flT‘1i'l sni-l élif-_v h:-.d

house opei-_ed to the public :it

ARSl'l.\I-\T'l.'l` r.i'e_< nted the

in rr-ply

ll):-

:lf-li-ll 'e asllpil

l_i\ .\lf`.

Yrpl _v

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d to

ey and

, .,iiiiy ie_-..iidin-_; ri \

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fl

iii the public iiiterest. It was not de ':<iru'ble to disclose the biisiiii-_ss o priviite parties.

('l‘

ild

bv thc Go\'ei'iiincnt and the Com. 0

ll,-'

inforiiiiii_i\iii risked for. _

`lll‘1 l‘lll<1\lll5ll strongly objectci

2%

tion risked for.

'l`>`

.\lr. hleI.ean, l-loii. Mr. l-liclinrds, Mr

“_

Ili'

5’ order.

l"ui‘ther inquiries were made by Mi'

ll

sion follows-ii iii ri.-;;zird to alleged in »<:oniplet_e retiiriin, the :ibseiiee of ccr tziiii voiu-liers, etc. The Opposition iii _-ziiitf-fl upon the production of certifi ed bills :ind receipts.

’i'I-lb) I’llli}MIEll in reply to Mr

ii’

li '

li

in

iiieiit.

ii

iii' :i;_fi'eeiii<-lit. had gone.

lil

-.v

,.,_-; iioi.. ilu. .iiciiuiiiis i.iioii_rl-l the

iiii`oi'iiiiitioii given was all that was _

_ the proposed agreement is only for

S inodus vivendi till the question

iiwnersliip is settled by the Privy THE PREMIER said there wer

Bill. .\l_-\'l`l'lll‘1.\‘(l_\' said the Strirziiie

Viiiiipiiiiy hr-ld ii public ch:ii‘§)er, ~ w- »~- ie

Mullin” Mm Lmmntccl y f by the Privy Council in favor of

_\`gi'iculture_ was ii dii"ectoi‘. I-ie held that the House was entitled to the

\ claim. They had no more right to t

oysters than to the products of Ol-ul dictate. The federal Government hail

'l _

v. ns _- t inn. .ilu was unite _ U H (Un Cn ) fields. The Province should maintain

sure that individiiiils liiiviiig business _ with the Storage Uoiiipaiiy would ob-

' ject, and the (`oiiipany cannot _be

fairly :iskcrl to furnish the informa-

'l`he discussion was continued by

Aiiitliieson. The latter stated that at l-Iuiitei' River meeting the statement had been inode that 20,000 lambs had been stored. Mr. .\lcPhee explained that he had been niisiinderstood, his stiitcinffiit being quite different. The _-Jpeiiker ruled the discussion out of

l’rowse, ' i\lr. Kennedy, Kensington .ind further iiifornintion given by

H f_‘\l‘_it lk-.A1 f 1'- -

Hn I l “mmm Ly Unk (1bC“S` The House adjourned till 8 o'cioc

llobie siiid :iii :ipplii-ation had been i'ei-i-iveil froiii the (lraiid River Tele- phoiie Coinpiiiiy, but the niiilter had not _vet been df-c|il<'d by the flovcrn-

;\Ill. l\l.\'|`lIll‘)HUN liroiiglit up the

qiiest.ioii of the negotiations with tho lniiiiiiiion Govei'iiiiieiit with regzird to the fi:<licries. llc wislied to know how frii' the disriissinii on the draft

Tlllil l'lll‘}l\lI_l<}-.L said no progress

had been made \~.'it_h i'c_L:ai'd to the ac- ceptance of the ugreemeiit as propos- ed. lt wus cuiicludcd that the pro- posals could not be accepted and a

...v or the Ailments of

` ;, .' _~*.__‘_iV_ ears e y

Be prepared for emergencies. Cuts,~

like ailments are cured by the great

3°

-qi-»

The family remed in use for 100 years

-i ;_». - lf

__._-.,,__~ r-5. ANUDVNE L not move to umeiui the inn to time

_ _ , ___-’_',‘_ l eflect. 4 ji ' . _ Mit. McKINNON favored paying the

. ~ ,_ . ,o ‘ T k _ dl K . rpilvy_ay_fares of all th; ;nar_r_i_l_i_ai__s ln.

' ‘__ » 3 en ' sea o one or one ns u e as

_ _lit .-.., I , th lliwilé' Y lt as “O equal f0l' SON ‘provided in the hui. ig! ,‘ ,,, vita, 1 _ b l'0a§.d_ Cod s, c_ci_ughs and ___'ripai i>iip1vnpa<___ uioug_ri¢ to pig

les), 1 5" " Owe 150|- et-Sr ` 8 Bro! 0 B 0 mom ers W0\l ti ‘ fl -li ._ , ry and see' involve a. heavy tax on the Associa- »_~ ~ _,___ _- - In 25c and 50c bottles af all dealers . 4/ ‘ _ _f _I °“-

.lié F . _ 4 *l - l I. s. .ioiinson a. co., ,__ ._/-'-5 ‘ gt"-

________§ _ -- --'___V_¢V Boston,'Ma§s__a. ___,-_~\r“-_”` _ li`L'»'§'li'f{.'f

lf ’ -i I 0 ` i

il __V_E_ __ \__

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7 L _

of ownership wus in dispute betwe the lloininion and the Provinces, a

Council.

tion of ownership had been decide

th

Provinces. The Dominion had more ownership in the oysters th in the lobsters which they do n

to the last its right of ownership an not take the Dominion as ii piirtne

It was finally agreed that t

House should at an early day furth consider the matter in committee

the whole.

Matliieson said the committee we

ing for the early appointment of Judge. The memorial had not y been forwarded.

DR. WARBURTON moved th

House into (foinlnittee to amend _ clause in the bill incorporating t

vide for a capital of $35,000 inste of 520.000.

f_ i~:vi<iNiNc session.

The House resumed its sitting

_ ‘ii

R.40_

HHN. MR. ltI(`HARl')f-l moved th

consider the same.

lor, W. I-I. McGregor.

Fruit -Growers' Association,

other associations named.

Mr. Crosby, Mr. Mnthieson, Speaker, Hon. L. McDonald, Mr. Ai-sennuit, Mr. Irving, Mr. Hughes, the l‘reiiiicr, 1-Ion. Mr. Mclnnis, Hon. Mr. (luminlskey and Mr. Doble took

- .’ "fig v _ L of mciiibers in diflerent Institutes

riingcd frnin 30 to over 200. Home iiiembcra favored limiting the larger Institutes to four members, but -did

It .was pointed out that the Cen-

tral Instituto had no power given it In the bill _to levy any fee upon the fnstituteii affiliated thereto, and

_would have no funds except the $100

` ' ;’.ff-3_3-;~f'_'2'

sd not sleep on our rights. The appoint

0:; pnoinised very shortly, but it wa

MH' MATHIESON Enid the qucsd more_ attention _than-at others. Th

` second reading of the bill to estab-

lish ii (‘-cntrai Farmers' Institute, and the House in committee, with i\li~. Mcldiee in the chair proceeded to

The iiicorprirators are Rev. I’. C. Gauthier, T. S. Robertson, E. B. Mc- Laren, Artemas Modatt, Edward llullpitt, Peter Brodie, Frank Halli- rlny, l‘ercy Marchhank, Joseph Tay-

HON. MR. RICHARDS explained

the object, and that the bill was framed in pursuance of a resolution and constitution prepared by repre- sentatives of the Farmers' Institutes,

the

l)nirymen’s Association and the Poul try Association. The bill provides for one member for each Institute and one additional member for every 25 _ members, with two each from the

A conversational discussion ensued

in which Mr, Delaney, Mr. Dewar,

the

pnrt. _ft transpired that the niimher

no pointrnent should be made.

the He said that not since the Nations

in- _ _ th Policy was enacted no more import

held. There was wide diversity of op

THE PREMIER Sam the questm: inion as to recillrocity. We should

ment had long ago, been promises

still held back.

_ times when these matters attracte

e Province is entitled to have the ap

ointment made No doubt the Gov-

no P ' _ an ernment would make it when they

' t

t could. There were other iniportan

gc matters to occupy the Government

Just now. We should not attempt t

d the right of appointment, and had

always acted at their discretion. He

ge thought the_reso1ution uncalled for,

that no terrible wrong was done to

E; the Province or that an immediate

appointment would be a matter of

great consequence. The Senate had

THE PREMIER in reply to Mré never done much for the Province.

engaged in preparing a memorial as; He was willing to have representa-

` tions made to our representatives

J; but not to apply to the Governor

General. He believed the House and

e the country had confidence in the

Government at Ottawa to do. what

° Mn MA'ri-iinson had hoped nie

ha was right. (cheers.)

` C - Y .

Arena Rmk Ompany so as to msd Premier was speaking only for him-

self. He was sorry to find that some

k shared the Premier's views. The Sen-

' ate was created as a safeguard, and [our representation in that body should not be denied. The Senate might any day decide a question of the utmost importance, as they had done ln killing the Yukon Railway bill. The Premier had shown a laud- able interest in maintaining our re- presentation in the Commons. Why so careless when our representation

MHS. PETER Iillllll. Ji.,

IIESOIIDITO, OIIT. ~

Says:-" Dr. Woof: lorwly Pina Syrup ls the Best Gough Syrup Sho Ever flood."

t

e

She writes:--/‘Dr. Wood's Norway

Pine Syrup is the best cough syrup I ev" Used. My baby had a very bad cold. I was using Dr.'s medicine but that didn’t‘ seem to help the awful cough she had imtil I got a bottle of this great syrup. I have it in the house at the present time for the children and I think I 00llldn’t get along if I didn't have it. I wish to thank you for all the good it hal been to my family." _

Dr. Wood’a Norway Pine Syrup ooh-

tnins all the lung healing virtues of the Norway pina tree, which combined with Wild Cherry bark and other peotorq . romediu makes it one of the greatest ISDOWD Prepumtionn for Coughs, Coldc and all Thi-ou_t and Lung Troubles.

It is put up in A yellow wrapper; ghggg

pina trees the trade mark; pi-ies 25 gpg it all dmlell, \ ~ '

0°. umiwi._'rmu` one "

i l

MR MCLEAN seconded the motion

. ' f if unfilled from year to year. In the col

_‘ the resoliition would be an attemptbeen kept back Such was not th

_ an a e a wi ;_ e, th __

Fiitliers of Confederation. Senator l]~h1b\(,il;Q euiofrp

ada yet the great vacancy wus le t the public interest They opposed “_

d f

of ~ '

members in the Se__ate_ i__v_1h_ab now subniitted to the people hilt

l

for counsel in our national adairs. ,The

Never since 1873 was our need for a bonds of the

_ .- . company to the nnio'-in

“'°“g f"l"°“”“t“*‘°“ 5° Went- *"‘d_of $25,000 taking fun ueciirity f.\;~ iii

old days, we had n strong body

Government has giiarauteed th

weak' The Govemment 0( ted in giving the i;ii;i'°.iiit.»-e is tliiiii

of that Province. Here the policy of , tne Government was one of sacrifice ;;r;,ment “mud ever be cane” 0" t

with the Dominion. (cheers.)

I-ion. B. GALLANT thought it too er'

position were very hungry, but the

tions. He had confidence in the feder- -men nl government doing what ls right. He moved an amendment calling np- on the Dominion Government to make the appointment; He thought Sent

it wrong to ask the Governor Gener-_marc

in -Y

el' would come back with a greati

l“°"ea59d U`ll1J0I`1tY~ The Oppositio

iii direct. h ”h'°“l1'1 the Cell-1f»ri' un

MR. McKINNON pointed to the lead

great wrong done the Province, and had commended the resolution, and argn- were ed that the Governor General is the et

proper authority to address. y MR. PROWSE supported the resol-

ution and thought every member ment should express his opinion. (lur small isubn ` Province should be fully representedfl I This. is not a party question. Strong .dy~daB Liberals were crying out against the- I n Glltmfle. Our representatives seem to'woui have their hands tied and their Tum mouths gagged. l mee

HON. MR. McMIl.LAN thought the 1-ti

Senate had never done much for the gal Province. In killing the yukon Run- “re way that body committed an out- con rage. He looked on the Senate as n the

refuge for worn-out politicians.

_MR. CROSBY doubted the sincer- ity of the mover, Mr. Arsennult ln moving the resolution and of the Op- position in supporting it. I-le had heard little about the vacriiivry ex- cept in the Conservative, iridepenil- endent and semi-indcpeiuieut piles. Reciprocity, he said is so pf,pui,,r that there could be` no doubt of its

Passage by the Senate.

MR. WYATT prescntcii the legnl

and constitutional aspects ov the °'19€» and the great impomimie ;-,imc attached to restoring our lout rep;-e_ sentation in the House of Commons. Both parties in tl.-e Legislature had joined together to olitnln that horn. He charged that the 1‘r-milur was al- ways the apologlst of the Oi...aivl\ GUVCFDUIGYW. alwavs ready to obey Ottawa. dictation. always taking the side of the Ottawa Government in matters between tha i)'Jm-_rilovi ni-,ll the Province. Our reprcsent,otlo;1 -gn the Senate is a part cf our rcpr¢p¢v._ tation in Parliament and le had been deprived of nur right. Ho pei.; our representation ln tn: Serial-i as imliortant as in the Comiiions or in the Leglslatur-:_ I-fare, v.-iciiu-:ies wer; 51195 V017 Pl“0mPtly when i:c~_-uarai~y to the Government, nm; \.,,,_8ncics were procured also when it suited, as

since been held but his hope

He h0Df‘.d the estiniates to li

the Province would be in ess

DB5' Province. New Brunswick had a lnrg

Last

U10 ZGHUFBI feeling was tlwir. the Cf-v

this as of the

Hsninst every zitiicr propi-.ra

oppress

tempt

taxes.

value.

_ 0 S

_Governor General. Where would hc- _ _ ' _ , -»f

to burk it and shield ii great wrong. case N0 attempt had been made to

1 H l ` ‘ , . _

° aut session of Parliament. hud been ° egloglfleél §Ef;'af";ir(lM":f_;iff"‘(;‘fld tai $i°°01",€ U19 ,lwffvlv-_ In bcliteiiilier 1910

' ii - - ii ' ' . _ _

_ Ro eltsofi \\ is a faithful public man, short of the mmmn uuegcd_ The _mb_

1 but unfoitunately these two were un--HC C U t , . I , _..

able to attend the Senate. Senator- nc 'O ~n B “mc Pie tint by “`m'h

8 Yeo was sitting alone “Senator For 'gnc ptubllic Ethoum ]“dgc` The (mp°si` l ‘ ’ " _ " ` '.'tioli to ever iiiezisur

guson had filled a large place in the 10" no UML -. ._ ,y V -. ‘

9 “hairs of the Province and ot (_,__m_ _proposed hy the Goicrniiitiit no inut- llilsht be ll 1085 Of $500- d ter how much such ineasurc was in

storage project If that utr

ii

e very sninll minority would oppose it.

never was that re resentatio

D “ 5° same. They would have been \.-_-i~mn_

Manitoba is standing for the rights security He did not believe the (.ov

0

and surrender in all our relations erum:n€Og§:'1r`b§!n‘v?§osgggtlls SUV'

OW

No doubt, after 20 years the Op-

much to assume that the members at would have to wait a while y ty

I e _

Ottawa are looking for these posi- (Cheers) He beneved if the G

' 0V€I`fl-

t went to the countr tomorrow

Y

leader when he was new to his pro-

Dosition made a triumplinl

d

thought the time near when he would

the Government. Three election

not realized. The people had no mHd0 “Il their minds to call him

$0 D0wer. On the contrary they had increasing confidence in thc Govern.

itted would he realized ns close. in the Past two years. They

ot__pave as much money as they fl l\ 0- The people aid noi; puy as

taxes as they did in other Pro.

_mones “'*'"° -1 levee part of the

Y was provided by the ninnici. es. If we had the same system

. _ y circii_m_stnnces financially. Existing

ditions made it hard to carry on Government. Farmers who pa

f»W0 to five dollars taxes here would

mmll’ times more in another

revenne from lumber in d

Scotia had from her mirriess. Tglserglciirz Government had no such resources.

| year the land taxes were re. Adjusted, because the assessment was

gap low, as well as quite_iiii¢-_q,m|_ By

9 the f@C€iP¢S were i:-ci~~-u.sed n-

b0\|f'» $3.000. Last year ne thought _the sum would be greater. '.liey had 8DD0mf°d good mcn :in adj-istcrs and were content with _thc rn-.ult_ There was very little dissntl=4f:».cti._1n rl-d '