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....557-‘3 “sf

f;-.;~n.1_-_.

;__~,‘ “Monday March IU is the last day for receiving dis-

fofr February lighting. Pay to ll day and save money. 5-7M3i

?sY,.§*.;e1é¢?2=_r.-ri?

‘_- lf

Q¥ sertiori in this column. Cash musi

MAR¢H 7» 1913 "rss earner ` ' '“

_ __ »_ __ __ ____ _ News-sunsrroir sm.-i iTHE.(mARL0Tum-'OWNQUA-_RDIAN irossnm num 1.5453 _ 1

"3 THE IEHTRIL 'UlllFDlllH"Q» 0 ' iw" '°uu\u|\\|

mu ' ,. 1 1

» A ~ Wil E. as ill' \ ~. bf." °1 Mara ua imeuii mms. ~‘ *V ~ ‘ ' "' '* P ollsummerside intend paying ‘ ` ' ' '

-pods; I. 0. o.-r.-anevruezesrdveii-~lALL ac aerna visit to Alph Rbbk h i

ne. ami uni.

' ""*"°`“*"“."=ry -‘~~»~i»l»--- .~»»`¢...-.

,»the_ t_°p_rc_vcnuve end cat. :"€°*i .° 'tllfefderv ‘°f ue _digestive oigiins is the genglg, _

_ bangle, vegetable, always ¢ stills family remedy

_ sEE;¢HAui’s 1 sites

Bold s_vorr\#heui. - - lu hone, 1§¢.

. ;___-_____»__;~___i ' gonunaauauaaun »'»u'u~»nu-u."a~"u°‘-

..»»n»»&`.»»¢

aafsrrnp-nn..

F oStefr`s

- _-i. i:

.Laxative

Cold Cure

Here is something that

will dufef _your co‘d in a day__2‘f!\djia_ night.

,O-.ii=fi"'.f'l_rir:`:_riitive cold cure

w<il"ltS'7,e§h' a new princi- ple- drives the cold out of the system- doesn’t merely smother it tem- porarily to have it reap- pear a clay or so later. It does not cause ringing in the ears, for it contains no quinine. It simply re- lieves your system and leaves you feeling rigliti.

VVe could’nt afford to

risk our reputzition by re- commending the wrong thing.

-oo-inn 1 Luang...-uno.,

"un -pgnvnpaaffnp-up Q.

-nu

11111.11...11.1.1.1:-upfanua.¢.-.»»¢»

'np-1-1'nfpnniupp-q»»»...»-nares'

-'41

...'11

25s buys :i box

E.A. Foster

' Central Drugstore

i1'x'i).‘i.de

? . :ug

~»»¢»».¢»»»»-'-1-'

ng»a»»a».¢»»¢¢,».¢.

counts on electric light bills

Ti! .if -

Fu. lé

r- .,,\"\°"

5§

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u-< i<_\\\ `

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F A.

` Look Pleased

~ 'I HEY ARE

Woddo iwglséél lemons butwe do good ana r - I we ein please you-lust try the STAR way. -

A, F. WEBSTER

Phone 15| |34 Ken* St-

L-%§jf

srreiii Locus o

-neeominny order. Minimum charge iweniyfelive eenis.~ '

-- llstei for -locals in Charlotte-

town views coliiflm. lvy0.¢¢l\\l P" ’word,'_|iet, each insertion.:‘ "

*The Guardian has all the HOME and other news and lt-118 SWEET satisfaction. #of being fthe .HOME ‘ paper for Prince Edward, ,Il18l1¢» _

1 .

*Vice vs. Techs in the second Bllmt for the starr Trophy at 01° ARM -tonight. ‘ _ - .-

_'Subscribers a'nd_others are asked t6‘ remit by- 'Money ' Order or' br B08* mares Letter. 'nie Guardian. 1° 11°*

Q. ”' responsible- for remittances forward

otherwise than as above. MEU-

'The Guardian welcomes reliable ‘lu news from persons throull1\°Ut tm* ii=_r»'mviu¢s. an suci>__1_te=if\_l»_°\1<2\ilfl .bv 'fi Mailed .~_~ to "The Guardian News `fni&»\».-a

Ch rl ttet wn, immediately the :vests gte. M" “`*‘;g1l;l&

__ ,___.-_-

UR?

SPLEWID Weir los 'v1o'i‘oRIAs

a rush hy iecc of D18! Y fire fornidr iouird the op

after

net Prowse

_____§_r'}=__eri-L i.s1vss._n.» nan. .,,._

° _wound,_ hilt _since`I have taken Bisn-

m¢¢g,1yIa¢ii'esia I can now enJ0y my

page -one-)

test. They

i151

Blliltwi

the puck M

tele that

count hw

"4`_'_`_'“""' "`-`f`-'-`-'-'-'-‘rf f 'IQJ-“_”-`_\r~anl;_1 zz-;..-_-,~_ -.-_-_-_

, '“r‘."’ _ . .

rr Pavs._iu ~hi_iy'iu this riovme. Hoci{inrt.‘-qgiieiawiii be mit dia..

hockey at the_tArena tonight. 'Char- 1°“°¢.°Wn vmfikuiu.. ..._ . _

r (le to _

ww” 5|! Sd);-glihstwdlvcdliitg. charlot"

Miss Flora A. Bruce, Red Point is

:'__i_\:;i|;§_;ri:;ie¢¥ bin' Chqrlottetawn and

e r _

Est Hill, M555, 0 e saving or For

-__A

~ i .

CANADIAN IN _(;ABmET__.1. -,itowm-has-returned.from aitrip to he- _ __ .`- f 3

helliraciilc Coast.

Worcheaeer Poetieoneeine ' ii Graph of Franklin Kiiigiit-ilgns was bum ni ne same. PLE. 1., ii. 1364 “yd My occupies u position in Zl;_i_lsnn s Cabinet as already record-

SUCCESSFUL TEA.-A large num-

ber was in attendance at the Y. M. C. A., Charlottetown, yesterday, from five to eight, to partake of the bountcous meal provided by the La- dies’ 'Aid of the Central Christian Church. The various dainty dishes, hum. tongue, chicken and other pai- atable delieatesscn were cliarmingly Served by the young lady members of the Sundayscbool and were heartily enjoyed by the hungry guests, The tea wu-: s success in ovary particu- lar, even more so than the promo- ters expected and quite a large sum was realized. `

KILLED IN VANCOUVl~lR.--- The

people of Georgetown were sluickcd to learn that Harry Westiiwny, n for- mer resident of the town, l~url been shot dead in Vancouver, B. C. The sad news came yesterday morning in n telegram from the Chief of Police to his brother-in-law J. D. Stewart, hur- rister-ut-lsw. The despatch wus brief, and it stated that Mr. Westc- wuy hnd been killed by burglars. lt is understood that he was acting de- puty shcrifl. Further particulars are anxiously awaited. Thmilscaased was u son of the late John Wests- way and wus about 33_ years of age. He had been o. resident of Vancouver slncc April last.

ANCIENT TIME PIECE.-A cor-

respondent oi the Annapolis lfloynl Spectator writes of an old clock he noticed in New Glasgow. This clock has ii label on the inside hearing the firms name of Roman M. Butler & Co., Annapolis, N. S. Although the works arc of wood, it is running and giving faithful service today. it is in the possession of Mrs. R. C. Nash, Provost: street, 'whose grandfather, Roderick McKenzie, of Prince Ed- ward Island,purchased -it seventy-tive or eighty years ago. The clock is rather larger than the typical “Sam Slick" style of time piece. it stands 35 inches high, the lower part ol the door contains n mirror and pasted on the back on the ;'nsido,are minute directions as to the rnrc and management of the clock. The corn, which is of 'dl`g`nide'd"and pleasing de- sign, is of mnhagony. Some obcny is used, also walnut and white wood.

::.'I‘he varying temperatures the

skin is subjected to during the winter give rise to chappcd, burning and roughened skin. For this liere is nothing better than Rcxall Face Cream. It is easy to apply, doesn't contain excessive grease or oils and. as a. skin food is in.a class all its own: Large jar 25e. The McKinnon Drug Co., Corner Great George and Kent Sts. Mti.

_________,__B01§\I____f__ __ _ __

SMALLWOOD-At. 30 Dorest' Ave., Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., on Feb. 27th., 1913. to Franklin and Mrs. Small- wood, a son.

NEWSOME--At Charlottctown,Mareh 6, 1913, to B. and Mrs. Newsome, of Arlington House, a son. _Congratu- lutions. ,

Add Stomach Md

Dyspepsla Cured

*-1,- FOOD WAS LIKE A HOT IRON T0 A NAKED WOUND.

The letter which is herewith pub-

lished tn full resulted from an an- nouncement in one of our leading dailies of the remarkable curatiye properties of Bisurated,Magnesia_ in tho treatment of stomach acidity, the cause of practically all forms of stomach troublez-

6.`Farm Terrace, High Road,

Chsdwell Heath, EsseX_.

Dear Sir,-_

I have sutlered for some months

from Dyspepsla and acidity of _.the stolnssh. ludihave tried _all S0149” °l patent as well as doctor s medicines with .no eilect. _ Seeing s dpctor's stetemeri'tfin‘oiis _ol the daily papers about the msrvefs of Bisurated Msg- nesia, .Lgoh a__sn;all bottle from. the local chemist," and am glad to- say _iiiuii_ie_hu_am'ie~me more good than anything L. have _ever tried. Food to 'nie was ll\e`,`d`hot iron to a naked

foodfwithout bad after effects.

~' ` W. DOUGI-I'1"Y.

_experience is doubt-

of others who

il B6

their

1 -once

or cold

_ rssiepgis _

\°¢°<=f°wn. im me night on a visit to Montreal and New, .York

W. E. Bentley, K. C., Charlotte

Iottetown after a pleasant visit to his home in Rustico.

Arnold Rattcnbury of the Hockey

Bocisls and formerly of thc victories wt-“reed to ins home in Charlotte- town yesterday.

Misses Marie and Julia Graham,

Ilradulbane, spent the week end Hartsville the guests of their sister Mrs. A. B. McLeod.

B. Weeks, Fredericton, was n.

. Y

terrlsy. _-

Gini §in1iei<i, cinaiieiieeeini, who

has been in the P. E. I. Hospital suffering from uppcndlcitis has re-

John M. lllelreod and Mrs. McLeod.

Port \_'f:i'i\on, returned yesterday from

F. L_ Drake, Charlottetown, und

James King, Newfoundland, were passengers by train for Hunter River yesterday morning where they love purchased ii handsome and speedy driving horse which they intend bringing liziek with them.

::Fnr those suffering from chronic

weakness, lassitude, or run down constitution we most heartily re- commend si bottle of Rexall Bccl Iron mul \‘.'ine_ This is a preparation that for general strengthening power is in thc bichest class. It builds up sound lions and tissue, strengthens all the vital organs and puts new vim and snup into the most listlesr mortals. Full it oz. bottle 75c_ The McKinnon llrug Co, Corner Great Geo. and Kent Sts. MU-

::-Buntain. Bell it Co., for best coal

lowest prices. 9-23Mfl

AC(‘l<.‘n‘Sll3l.l<l T() HlS'i‘tilllANS_

ROME, March G-The Pope will

make accessible for the purposes ol historical research the archives

thc congregation of the inqulsition.

siwrsnsii. v1s1~r..»n,,, mm -

` Gwrze si. su.: ` ure. Ania.. char- ‘

Vincent Carr has returned to Char-_

l Will. AEHING Hlllli Caused Har Much Misery.

Kept Her From Sleeping flights.

i Q

Weak back is caused by weak kidneys

as i

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1 e

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Bgimn OF TRADE Msnriuo

_ ,_ , _

*_-% i.,

- ~¢ -waf-

.--.--»

_ '(Conl.iu_ ` 'from page one)

in ,

du`stries» ,rpg ng or i. nearer my and clliww he opinion that simi- lar results~,c_ _dba obtained in Char- lotte oivnx }_b_elieved that no bet- ter o___ aniz ` `

on.` could he found to

Dmliienger by the western train on a . - . ‘ " ______i__2s__ trip to Charlottetown “_ _early on a _liphpaganda for improve.

m»ent;,_than Board of Trade and, merely as a‘ siiggestion, he would re- commend that theilloard take up thc matter. I-Ie remembered the time, “Ot 10?!!! ago, when practically every district in the province had its -

CBI’

f_?_<_°f°<1 HM returned heme vssfrr-~ i-one chop. its enuoi- shop, ninet-

smith shop, shoemakier shop. These have all Krone down before modern inaclilncry, not because there was no room for them but because there was

an cn_:o_vnbln visit to l’0nt~Rl°hU\0l\<\ no orgnnization which would enable where their d1iuglitel‘_ _Il/lrs. Guult. them to gfun the t1de_

Muri‘a_\' i'e:~'i<lcs. ° 1-[ d

a there been 'a promoter to

unite tue different i n t c r c s t s many of those industries would be in .existence to-day,

Such rin organization as thc Board

of Trade, divided into eub-comrnit- WEB. each having its own sphere to worki in and all working together with ri common interest could not only resuseltate some of these but organize new industries. He instanc- ed a city in- one of the neighboring provinces which had proceeded along this line with most marked success. The mfiin committee in this case was sub~di'~'idcd into committees on city planning, charities, civic improve- ment, industrial development, gener- al cntcrtsinment_ These committees, working individually and conferring together for the betterment of their city have succeeded in making a modern, up-to-date city of a city without natural advantages.

“One thing we need in this pro-

vince,” said the Premier, is a spirit of optiinism." every man hoping for the best, worlring for the best and believing the best about his ncigb- bors, It is the spirit. that. rides in every boom, that does not contend

ol about unimportant things. "And,"

he remarked. "the spirit that must be killed is pessimism.” “We don't want the petty fault finder, thc man who occupies the scorncr's seat. Charlottetown has suffered from the

knockcr who will neither develop things himself nor want others to do so.

In the carrying out of such a plan

as he had outlined, the question na- turally arises, where would the mon- ey come from? In some cities thc _funds were provided by voluntary subscription, others raised liberal

and on the ilrst ii pi-ouch or evidence oi in , upuhl ntertainments And

should be used, and serious trouble avoided.

I_)oan’s Kidney Pills go right. to the

scat of the troub c, cure the weak aching `b ck d - t fu h ` -

mending Doan’s Kidney Pil s. For this last yearl have been troubled véry much with nasty sick headaches, and a weak aching back which caused me much mis- cry, for I could not work and had no ambition for anything. My kidneys were very badly out of- order, and kept me from sleeping at. nights. I tried many kinds of pills and medicines, but it seem. ed almost. in vain. I began to give up in despair of ever being well and stron again, when a. kind neighbor me-to t Doan’s Kidne Pills, which l

Pills for mine and can highly recommend them to any sufferer." ‘\

Price, 50 centsiper box, 3 boxes for

receipt of price by The T. Milburn Co., Limited, Tomato Ont

,-__-.1--1-1-_-ii

` THAT N`Av`1ii`. 1311.1.

clock this afternoon the fourth dal

minion Parliament begins and it ii

speaking indefinitely.

The most remarkable feature

this long sitting, has been the qual

Broii

V '_-so.-.g--.

_-kidney trouble EI))onnYs Kidney 'Pills was found' bone-

dcial in many ways besides thc mere matter of raising moiiey_ It created a. community -of interest, enlivened a d `br`ightened'.`thc social life When

activities of the city or the commu-

und-‘ it"`woul4l be found a powerful ,lever in keeping them in the home land. °'

Another thing that would form

part of the duty of such an organiza- “-tion as he suggested would he the se- curing of employment for the unem- ployed and he believed a great deal could be accomplished in this way to help the poor. "Let us make it our aim," hc said “to make every part of the province bright and attractive.

President,_ior discussion at this meet ing.

Consul Frost was the next Bl79&lf¢\`

irese Mn- Frost took up the ques-

disc ssinn he sal fail

tion, it should not be cause f0l‘ 1119

'sid plans for individual betterment

sion is always benedcinl. lf the agit

'starred to the old orthodox habit o ixliannting the natural resources Th

been exhausted These gone, attain' tion has been turned to manufactiir

aim only at high _class production,

the one of the narne "Prince Edward

some of

later.

by Pub-

‘meetnig exons with tnnvsetbiial

zourarrcment. Hundreds of carefully’

them. ' » » , At a business meeting 6| the Board,

Previous to the public moltik 010

iollowing, 35 in sll,;Ie_m2o’_:il=iJd. E-_ 0 membership:--F. . _ . B. Loneworin, ni. o. ii. -sou-', c. oz

Duliy, J. O. Jamieson, ‘J. Pqizooé, C. J. Rlslly, W. S.»I.»o\llon.` . Newell. C. H. Chandler, w. L. mgf'

gint? S. _G._;‘\l_c_Donslg, R. EkBl\;i1le§.t. oxus .ecsn, . T. cenle. Capt. D. A. McKinnon, Dr. Ire. Yeo, J.‘ J. McKinnon, Dr. W. J.:I’. H6- Millan. A. J. Biffln, Dr. J. W. Dor-

gey, (J. L_;/leKay, Jalnliiels 'l‘uitl;_dF. Rd BWBOYL, UWB? 1', IDD, WIT Saunders, A. J. McAdam, Robert Mc- Neill, Kelth Rogers, lil. D. Nicholson, Ernest Rice, J. H. -Williams, John MGNBVHI. ff. G., Hooper Horne and Maior A. A. Bartlett. _

HU-TEL lllll|VllS

The following registered ut the Re-

vere I-lotcl,_,__Charlottet0wn, between 10.00 last night (after the arrival of the last train) and 12.30 the previ- ous night ;

J. E. McDDonald, Sourls R. H. Mason, St. John

W. H. Stewart, Kimberly, Sask. Jus. E. Wells, Kimberly, Sask.

J. Mabee, Manitoba

H. Hockendod, Saskatoon, Sask.

W. Whitworth, Toronto

W. H. Townsend, Rollo Bay

E. Clark, Wilmot

J. A. Leu, St. Eleanors

.las A. McNeill, Bummerslde

Thos. P. Cass and wife, North ltivcr

I-l. Wares, Regina J. Wares, Regina

li. G. McLean, Wiltshire.

The following registered nt thc

Queen Hotel, Charlottetown, between 10-20 lfllibniglit (after the arrival of the lust train) and 12.30 the previ- ous night :

F. IC. Nelson, St. John, N. B.

J, M. McLean, Bt, Peters

A. McConnell, Sydney

J. B. Gaudet, Miscouche ~

M. M. 0'Brien, N. S. 'l‘ech_College

.luck Mcl.eod,N.S, Tech. College

F. H. Palmer, N. S. 'l‘eeh_ College H. W. Doane, N. S. Tech. College M. Creighton, N. S. Tech. College W. Grey, N. S. Tech. College ob. Murray, N. S. Tech. College

_ Fowler, N. S. Tech. College

_ Mcflurdy, N. S. Tech. College

. S. McPhee, N. S. Tech. College.

H. llell, Summerside

_ Sterling McKay, iiummcrside

_ I. Rayner, Alberton

_ R. Mailer, Bridge Water

_ Bouzeaue, Montreal

ohn l\IcLaren, Montreal.

onme>9>rewo

The following registered nt thc Vic-

toria Hotel, Charlottetown, between 10.25 last night (after the arrival of the last train) and 12.30 the previ- ous night :

J nmcs Ellis, Montague J. L. Yonker, Montague

Jas. B. Keenan, St. John

C. B. Russell, Halifax J. T. Durno, St. John

R. G. E. Beck, Montreal

Wm. Lewis, N. S. __

L. Rogers, Sumrnerside

Jas Reid, St. John

H. B. Weeks, Fredericton Annie Weeks, Fredericton

G. A. Wallace, Pictou

W. A. Patterson, St. John Fred L. Bowman, St. John

J. E. Newsom, Boston

A. L. Stark, Boston

J. A. Van. Tilbury, St.. John

J. A. McDonald, Cardigan

H. H. Horsham, Sydney

D. McLean, Crapaud

Mrs Ralchford, Amherst N S

801116

Ol'

comfort for the rest of the year.

Canada, Limited, Toronto. __ __

in Aunvi.

“siimenmes 1 could Hardly wii'1kl"I*

2 Boxes of Gin Pills Cured Me ' ` ~

Pills, hundred boxes of

Gin Pills.

_ _ _ -, -»-' Y -Y -__ _-_ 1 --iq ff." 6,' ` ' _

U* Qlif

. U

susrsiisn from i<iau¢y_ Trouble for eve :eel years. I also had Rheuinniiem in nil my bone

and muscles-could not sleep at niqi_i,~`i& sometimes could hardly walk. I was tml by some of our best physicians but witho * relief. I lost over fifteen pounds, was ve weak, and friends, who had not seen me fo

time, were astonished. One day, I m

one of our leading hotel keepers, who had bee

cured by Gin Pills, and he advised me to tr them, so I bought two boxes at m drnggist’s. .

Before I had used one box, I fella big

for the better, and before the second I was completely cured;

I can hardly believe it for what l know now about Gin not have over one

for when two

IDC.

Anyone

Rheumatism,

|iLa

Drive your old enemy out of your system. Be free of pain. Be sble to walk

and work and enjoy life. Away with aiu in the back, Rbeumatisui, and Kidney Troubles. Take Gin Pills. A igw boxes now, will mean ease and

Remember, Gin Pills are sold on n positive guarantee io give satisfaction or

our money refunded. 5<_»c. a box,_6 for $2.501. You may tray them _before you ny them. Sample free if you write the 'National' Drug an Chemical Lo. of

|50

“All you want is a complete pre-

partition for repairing harness, shoes and all kinds of leather at Canicron‘s Hardware Store, 162 Queen st,

2-28Mtf.

"All you want 25e for all kinds ot

180'-1101' W0r»k_ _ut .Cu,;neron's Hard- wure Store,'"itl2 !.luetn"t-lt. next -to I-LH. Brown's. 2-28Mtf_

“Soccltine will mend a

chair und table as easy as a match box nt Cameron's Hardware Store, 162 Queen. 2-28llltl.

"Chair seats sold by the width 12

ln. 12c,, l5in, 15c, and so on at (.`-ameron's Hardware Store, ( 162 Queen next H. H. Brown‘s. 2-28Mtf.

"The Never Slip Horse Caulks at

Cameron's Hardware Store, 162 Queen. 2-2Bl\’ltl.

J. Pope Barnes, Montreal A. E. Arseuault, Summerside Wulefr Jones, Charlottetown.

Corrected for svsry Wednesday and

- Saturday issue.

Oats (white) 38 to 40 oats (black) 40 to 42 Straw, por ton ".50 to 56.50 Hay vo eo 15 Eggs, per dos. 23 t0 23 Butter 25 to 28 oniekni ivan-i 80 to #1-00 [l\)w1 fpgip) $1.00 i'.D $1.25 Potatoes, Pu' bus. 25 to 30. Tm-mp. 10 to ll

Poultry and Domestic Science Exhibition on March lllh, lllh,

and l5ih at kilharloileiown, will e'\lile'to.is e-advmkg t Bargain Prices 'now o Paton'e ' ,- ____ .

“During the Seed l"sir,__Eii~

hiliition, Patoh’s bargain gripes will he continued. 3- MJi.

“Paton's grand offer on all

wool stockings at 251:. a pair is an Eye opener as 'far as siook- ing selllng is concerned. _Hun- dreds of pairs, and all sizes.

5-7M1i.

_*_-_._.;,__.

[ll SPECIAL INTEREST

IVIONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, via. Gal-

veston, Texas, March 6 (Special)- Tlie building 'ofthe transcontinentgil railway has been suddenly suspended in consequence of a cable order rc- ccived from New York. Six hundred workmen and licensed engineers are instructed to return to New York. 'l‘hc enuse is unknown. Only twelve kilometres (seven and one-half miles) are lacking for the line to reach the Porongos bridge and be opened to public service.

Lord Grimthorpc, a coneessionury

of Ramble. del Sur, has telegraphed to the Diario de la Plata' confirmin

Cabbage Pelts Hides Calfskins Lamb

beef

50 t 80

9 13 . 13

11 16 10 16

__a ,nn _ proven any rt cr complies the young people take part' in the M,-S' C F Morell, Bourib i I Baer (quarter) ions urisin _ - - - ' ` '

Mm W' R' Hodge' Fielding' sink" nity it gives them a new interest C' M' Tompkins' Montreal Pork

tto 8

_ upto 11;

_ K

his intention to sue for libel Dr. Ro- meu, Minister of Foreign Affairs, on

account of statements the Mtixster made before the Senate. He atiy denies that the famous Rochette was his iinnncial agent and says he has seen him only twice. ,

“Visitors to the Seed Pali.

F ..*.f _

Wrm`“:"“A few lines hifhly mmm' They become Part of the city’s life "__ W P 1

ni »/ \\

- __

?};%...l>i\\l _ .lu\\.\\l\ _§\\,l: `

fi ..._

of the continuous session by the Do ation for the tunnel had not contl-¢ l i " " _ .

iued for years the cnr ferry wouldl

_ . t h t rialized. It the aglta-_ _

sfiiildfiiitl fiiliildt i-.liied eiiiiliiiiieiiiiiieiir eiiggtilii iiuon fgicthuempseservation of the Shell-_ 1' ` V ' I »=--_-

tbat b ' .vould not have resulted. Mr. Fros _

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1 _ _

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m _7

if ‘

._ I __, 0

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did, aiidyam thankful fbi' the relief I fn this way we shall keep our people . _ _ obtained from them, for now Iam never at home. He concluded with a com- ll l.l'0lll>l€d Wifll B BUF9 blwk 0|' Sick P685* ulimentary reference to the concise /i ' ~ / _

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or eloiiiie eiblilirires ifdiiiryedncdgiidiii vyster development new in sishtl

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.ies supposed to stand in the way of ’ ` 1 manufacturing in this province have . . . _ . -

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