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_Hold Ofllco at Charlottetown. lunch Gfflcn at Summer

vio. Alburtozii Sollfll Ind Montague. -~=-

I srriunonv, mation ai, um..

...sa-_-_ -_-_- _-_-_ -_ -_-_- -_ _ _- - :_-s ov-»¢"rJf-sf-=>~f-‘---'fi ~ r -1 "‘-- -‘-*L* '-‘-1'-`-' -***°~.

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The speech of lfreniier Matlticsoit in -iiltroclticing

his limlgct sets stu-cittctly licfprc our readers the .sa- lient facts coiiccrtiiiigtlie l`ittaucial atlitiiitistratioit Of thi- tioverniueut during not only the past year but since the Covernitient cattie into power. .\'o unbias- ed person reading that spceclt can couic to any other concliision than that it \\':t,s an iiiter\'e'ntioi't of l"rovi- dt-nce which sent the |.ib_ei'als about tlieirilitisincss in toil and set the I.iheral-L`onser\'ati\'e party iii power to administer the affairs of the Proviiice, The Liber-

als were going behind at thc rate of $45,000 pet' ati- iiuin without the sliglitt-st .hope or expectation of ini- pi'o\-'ing matters. liverytltiiig was going to rttin and decay, and the people tltetnselves were despoitdent, spiritless aitd dejected. The change' which the .\la- thieson government has broiigltt abottt is simply uiar-_ vellous. .'\ll the public services have been vastly itnéf proved, thc l‘i'o\'ince has entered upon arid cnjor_|s an t-ra of prosperity, thc tiiiaiices arc so sound .that the ;_{i't-:iii-st authorities in Canada on this subject, the t`iu;tnt~it-rs, lianlters and lending iiistitirtions, deem it‘ the safest proposition in thi- world in which to invest nioiit~_\'. ln the stress o_f war, .wlieii iiioitey i‘s at a high preiiiitiiii, the t}n\'\-riiniciit of l’i'incc lidivttrd Island; is in :i position to place a loan on better ternis'c\'enI than the Dominion (`io\'erninent itself, There cart’ be no cavilling 'at this. Ifiiiaitciers and bankers are not pnliticiaiis when it cutiies to letitliitgniioitey, it is the security they look to, and in our cztse, after inves- tigation, they declared ottr litiances tliorouglily and :ibsiilutely sound, tltanks to the wise and prudent po- licy pursuctl by the .\`l.tthicson (`iovernment.

lltii docs.t\lr. Bell accept the decision of these

great bankers and I`iiiancial institutions? (`ci‘tainly not, no more than he dots the reports of the lister-

nal Auditors or the Proviiiciatl .'\utlitor._ i\lr, lit-ll set ottt in reply to the Pre-niier to attempt to prove that thc finaiices were not what they were represented to hc. For the first time, however, since he entered the llouse, .\lr. Rell admitted that the deficit handed over to the ;\lathieson tiovernnicnt was $l,072.505.77 as s'nown by the lixtcrnal Audit. Pint, he said, there ought to. be placed against that a sum of $64,352.84 \`\'hich the lixterual .'\ttditors said in a footnote was

outstanding, Now as :t uiatter of fact this a_n\ount was outstanding, but so "otttstandi-ng” was-it that -the l".xternal Auditors' declined to .consider 'it' as a liquid asset. as it included unpaid taxes running_ back for years and in it large part uncollcctable. Consequently the lui-iikers would not deduct :in unknown quantity front the debt. _

llut this asset does not materially affect the state-

inciit which the I'rcniicr :iitd the .»\uditors tttake, as ri si`n\ilar :unount of .\,}52,oi8.4fi was ottstanding on De- reniln-r gist last, with this diI`fereuce'tl'i:tt the latter amount has ii larger portion of collectable revenue.

.\lr. llell _iuggled a little with the financial show-

ing of t9i5 in ati :ttt'.-inpt to prove that the Govern- ment paid out i915 revenue into tot.; accounts with some ulterior niotivc. lt is quite trite the Government adjttstcil accounts between the two years iii a tho- roughly satisfactory and business manner, and the |'reniier took the llouse into his confidence at the time. as' Mr. llell was constrained to admit. The

l.eader of the Opposition was good "enough to cha- racterize this action on the part of the__ G0vernmeitt» -as a game of bluff. Surely the hon. gentleman tnustl

have been thinking of his own criticisms, for he has"

failed to substantiate any of his allegations, and mere- ly has quoted figures to dazzle or bluff' those of his hearers or readers who may not be cognizant of tlt`e_ facts.

;\l r. Bell made mttclt of some discovery he thought

he had made regarding the Agricultural Grant for ii)i5. He said he had _ascertained from Ottawa that some $14,000 for which the Gouertimeitt took credit was not received titttil after the close of that financiali year. .\s a matter of fact that grant is payable half- yearly and the payment was "made :tccortlingto the Act and \\':csl, as it will be hereafter carried out in the accounts in the recognized manner. lt properly be- longed to the year to wliich it was credited, and' should be paid on October I although it was not ac- tually received till~the new financial year came in. The Dominion Government grant is paid half-yearly iiistcatl of qtiarterly_,'-whiclt would be th_c best sys- tem for tlte closing of otir accounts on December 3|. Tltis was fully explained bygtht' Conitnissidncr _ot_' Agriculture last year, but to read what i\lr. llellisays one would inlaginc that he had just made at new dis- covery. lt is, however, merely what he himself des- cribes as a flutter of bluff. I

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DIR. "ELI ND: _l{F_GlyARDI:\N _ Will ftlflliSll S\l|TIClCIlll f`|llflllilfy (lf g00(l Wfl.lCl' _gf _ BBVBB? _ _ fi

A A' ` T' J tho use of the instittttion. _ _ '-_ miif,._tiilri’¢‘it¢i,on‘ii°timhiiiilifrii'i thfhiiiifiiiidr

Mr. Bell has earned a not vcryenviable reputation

for his misrepresentation _of facts with a view _to ob- _ , __ ' __ _ _ _ - . ‘ Hasttthou forgot Hi: heating touch- taining a little temporary party atlvanmge, on fri,,,,,_ the light system-was installed in the _Law Courts- rnesnmo tho, wink. the mind that day night he made one of his-not infrequent refelen- b“'ld'"g’ -the G°°"g°l°‘_"" la" _‘V33 °°ml’l_°l_°‘l _“"‘l_ 'rho neon' tint tivo? Forgot how ces to tlte Guardian and on the occasion joined hands many °the_r lml_’m_v°'_“"lts and Fd fiom lmde. lo »|~!,,.o'=:§ha" the ea" Ha. d 'f

\\/ith [he Paffiot in falsely accusing us of having |-e.l0ther pqbhc bulldlngs and publlc wprks thYough0“l_ thee? y B ‘ure "`*""“'°"°*'- ' -_ ' re --~'-- - _ _ _ _ ____ _______ _ _ _

. . . the province. Forgot tho' bfi-do and flowers,-Hts cure

Tliii l(lli`ailtllllitiin Guaitliaii'

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vernment an’d gave a solid opposition vote If this be L

for botlt these Ontario constituencies elected anti- _:V

after the (iovernmeiit passed a proltibtriondaw there. :

intently he kept thein for sale if wanted. lii_otl_tcr ___ words, ;\Ir. _,Foster roundly dpclarctl that Iii' did _itat fc

it any-_ reheqtioii upon i\lr. Foster that he openly de- clared- that .for himself personally he' diti not want

mel". Hilti is' tiow trying to adjust matters. The St.

lotte, St. john and Albert for voting fortlteold(_`rovcrn se

eitfoi't:eiiietit_l`of the llroltihitory lan' to the .Notztltern Se

Scott Act.”-` Retnetiihci' _'this is the `l~.iher:iI` St. _lolttl

Mr. flell got to say to this 'from the saute article: I

THE SUf’POR'l` OF TH I-I 'PR()i\[('_)'l`I-II{S OF

Tlll; (I’R()llll°llTOR\') l..-\W,. ll.'\'(,'l\F.D l.\l ' A GRI'-f.\T l“l.ll"iL`IC S|7.i\"l`lNlf'1N'l`, IS NA-

lNT¢")' Flt`l`\’\'F.R IN Sl"l'I`l'I.(_)l-` MANY t)l" Oy

Illl~. l,.!\\\’. /\Nf')_Tll.\I IS Il(>W IIIR lv NF.\V (i()VF.RN.\'lf~IN'l` .\|US'l` l"Ii".l-il- AS l'l` ` SCI{U'l`lNl7.ES THE I€LEC'l`l()N RF.'l`UI`{NS. FOR THE LATE GO\/`I:`.RNl\llT.N'l`_ i\I.-\Dl-1

PR()l~lll3l`TlON A STRAIGHT lSSLIF.,"

There we _have the iiiost popular ~Liberal organ i St. john, after the election admitting that the late In

prohibition, and yet _:\Ir. Bell and the Patriot would cr

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tabled and are iiotv made public, ln :ill of these`re-

ports progress if recorded, extraordinary! progress

nomy was tlte watchword :mil the Connnissioncr in

bane,-"£lie_'f5`tlier at Glettfintiaii, the forii`ter"a 38 foot'

_.steel Spati-'on at substructure of creosoted piles with mglllgg' n';l‘“El'l_';" ‘_’_§___ll‘l]';-_rs (;i______g_~"

hard pinewaps; the latter a steelmgirder span 30 feet 2_c______1_:l__r.-gnu A. Lawson ot' Meeting long,-_also on crcosotedpiles with hard pine caps. Fx- to he; mg; ‘§:_l;‘I’e “_‘:_'l;l_*:;_ll_‘_‘_l_;l "_°_:‘;5 teitsivc repairs were made _to the br_idg"esI'at' 't_`F_tiller-_ greek. allhof whom will wish .her uni

' i \ I ~ - _ _ » _ - _ ' otiniled applness. __ _ _ _ tons ilarsl' (Tnve Pine' Dqmlal’ Ml" River “lac - . _ * ’° * _ 'Wlfft`¢‘»¥UUd"¥iH!l'l\!"7m0'!DlHhfllfl Dil' Georgette crepe, pongee slllts, wash lor spenklnlritio' Dnillamentninltl thin

Murray Harbour. ' , ` ` 'E

The Mussel mud dredge in St. l‘cter’s llay deli- *

verct1'at the l\flidg_ell`- Wharf and St.j_ I"ctcr‘s \\"har[ i 32o`e:trIoads of mud‘\vl1ich`\vias`distrilttited over large 1' sections of King’s County,»tnuch of it. also coming into Qucen’s. The demand for this valuable fertili- zer is greater than ever attd the work will be continu-

ed during the coming summer.

lixtcttsive,improvetnetits were matic at Falco -

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clo'surc sheltered on three sides. lhc difficulty e'

ing to the presence of salt in the first wells bored, lips

ther back from the shore and itis believed that the c. _

Considerable improvement was made in thc heat-

ing apparatus of Prince of Wales College an clec

om Hurting-ton, non of the Duke of wrltlng letter; t r the pines. and often - j '-' __ < _ _ _

construed to be a reflection upon the French consti~ nom-Baht", mo may Mary rlatntl- I-ending no many. -long grtroloo rognrd- ` 'P ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' - ‘ ‘ ~ ' ¢ I _ _ ton. wlll take place at Easter either ng the turmlng of-autos ln this pro- ~ _ uencies, tieii a_similar stigma utust attach K0 ‘llc "0" at St. James' Plcudllty. or tn Han- vtnce. with your` permission l_w|l|. _ _ ~ Y - ' i stitucnctes of I\eu Perth and Qouth \\ est Toronto, noltl Church The Bishop ol Exeter. give my .,,__1,w._,,o,, ,he ,,,\,j,ct_ " f ; ‘

lll ofllclnte; and probably the lzlshop It ls not -necessary to go ‘bncli* to _ ‘ »

I Southwell and the Rev. W lllam the lrly- days-ofthe auto ln thlt-1; In-r - - _ _ - . _ ._

llmlllbllloll Lllleffll Cillldldllles al llle llrsl °l’P°l'lullllV Te'llpl_,o will tllso take port ln the ner- land?-but the -first one to travel tltlb `

ness 'adntiiiiiitralion ofthe Intercolotnal Railway.". I _. _ " ' ' ` _ --*-7-"1,"-__ ,,_,__, _,__ _ _ yr _ .-

We said the French constituencies bitterly reiieutedl lung -l - ' H b " d ' V Ji"

tl1e"pro_hibitio_n_l_aw passed by the Conservative go- ~

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1tl°f°°v'=f.\hs--sw Pre-tw °f.N_¢\v‘Br=\ttsw»°k.Mr-.itil1’il§"ol.`i.§§?“i§§v.n§li§§-.'$i3"i`..'§3i°iii'§35Z..”f.1li'Iie‘§iil’i‘2iil..§Ii2`..§'.l'?.1i. g . .1

\-\". li. Foster, \vho is tt merchant, in‘l‘tis appeal' to N ,, ` ~ " is 1',

. '- . _ . . . . _ . bottrnc, or Hardwlcke Hull. tho old fa- ls quite fresh lu the nilniln nf many _

the electorate likened the Prohibition Act to gootls_mi|y ,pace near Chesm-ne|d_ ,pt u'ot‘ our pooplo. .~ i ~ S which he lt;t,¢1_ou_tlt¢ sltelvgsiol. his store ztiliiirli lie tliil _cotuitry rosldence. Hurdwlekc wus| Slatuvtlien tlmou have elinngcil and 61-” _ - _

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"ol lm", lllllllflf lllll “'lll‘~`ll lllc llllbllc l’°“glll~ (`°“5‘~" Lord. _Hartlngton, by his futlior. for-Tho. great .ntiioutit of information tho

e' scarcely ever llvcd there, except the auto und its convenience even_qui'- _, , I

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tcttiif /=roliilu`tion, bttt as the Conservatives had passed :\_e recegpd his annual shooting tl11,(t_'-|UD_li~i_l0l'lIl€t'3 l_0_-_vlllltmv their mlllds. _ _. . _ _ es.`» ' ng dward shot at Hur - un _ nstead- o eng it luxury. as thiay the nieasurc it cottld retriatii on the statute book a dead ,stake when -staying ut 'Chatswortlrfthen thought lt. it ls now con»hlo_t:etl_

letter unless the public demanded its enforcement. “ls illfl'Q\\°8n-1\'l¢xandra .visited tho; old 111110111; the necessities. '

' hull. ' We all know that the ratepayers. ofx

rfoiiibfifoiir. if»»<»._i\<>\-¢.1»» =\.if.ij»¢tt<»f\tw'I1=-ww 325.25°ii‘.i¥l`.?d‘”r’i2.§??§”IIIll°?.$§i."2.‘?_iZ§"i..“l`ii`$"1l..’Zl?.`$f".?.‘i‘i l'i.‘T-.“§..I.‘}‘I.li.‘,§“3.l. - _ _ ,I _

_construe as a reflection ttpoit the l~rench constttueii- .“_'§he Birth of n Nation," one of the our people at that time; were. accord- ‘,~ /f 11,- , StlltS

,cies me :_sSe__t_0__ that they “_e____ -of _hc Sa_____ 0_______0___ :pongest and most entertaining mo- ing to the vote. not ln fat-ot. of them _i .J

as the new _-_Liberal Prcttiier, Mr. Foster, and voted lit-_ this city andwlitch needless _tol Meg wlll sometimes vote a certain 1 . ,.3 ' _' f

. .' ' ._ . . . _ . say was largel_ tt- l lb 3 way ecause oth 't vote tl t _, '.‘ 7" 1 for limi? .\lr, Foster lutnself considered it a cotiiplt- and opt at 6H<lihpi>reos-lieiifizitioiii ‘mmg very often wlthtitit giving tlii; ’ ' you" ,

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_lolin Iintes, Liberal, blames Carleton, \orl\, Lhar loughby (.ummings_ of .|.o_,0mo_ as ,owing mow.: “Moved by _mm

ment because they hate very largely coinniitted tht ia mused u l_ecc___d or nmhful S____v|____ move we mm me good ma_e__I___l ____

' . “ . ' ~. .~, -- I. Q' ' lmllfltllllll Ofglllllmtloti. The orgatii. bull the new out-.. (Tut-rled. il also, . . Lommlh' ml-'m Ol Wlmh halt l'¢°ll"‘- llllll Smlll' Ql ztntlurrwas formed twenty-three ycsiiuiittttovrii wo teach in tho old ono..\tutll

which have :lot insisted oil a rigid ettforcetiteitt of the ago. and ln ull that timc"vlrs. Cuniflllte new one is t'itt'itls'l\e1l.. . t‘:tt't'luil - - i '-.- .-. *_ -

` lni-iii. hnandt tnlsneil a slitzlp nu-,t-.t_~ iiiiitiifiiiotisl.V."' ` ` ~. . --1 ° '._'_'ll5ll_rlllle"-"-`i-lf_- --_»-'--»-~--$6-00

, it . . _ _ . _ _ E. HKf‘.'0\lt|v0. siili»nxt»etii.tvo or :titniutl ` ’l‘ho- leinlnr. ot’ our pi~_r~‘.»=t-.iii t-_ovr-li't= , .tl .i` »‘.-Tr " . :_ '

Times that speztlcs---not the Qtt:t_i_'<_liaii-_-,ziiiil what haf 'Phe work' hun htmiglitlior in ir.-;tr¢li

' illi pvoryéphasmot' wnr'non'a'wm-lt in ocean to netnt.i\_a'|iil laiiowu of tio |ilti_ifi=_-

, ‘___ _ ._ .. _,__ .., ,_ _ . _ _ mini 11. he _ht nite ol' th niort, lit-'ivliero tho auto war. no; tistod oxize' t" " _ ‘- ' »'

“ Fill; 5 (iOVl7.RNMlf;N-l \\ lTlLl'l ll./\S_\ l.llnnlo` friends' o`t°i' the lllft‘i‘iiitl>i` and in I'. lil. lklunil. ‘ll"thls lm so how eiiln'-i “orstlfd bl`Q_WU---~

Martslilrtuess ot' Aberdoeti. tt' hold our lieuds lil-gli ln tho iilt"iinil_ _ '

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lteglnnliift to be fall as Lent slips when they urilvo ln, stty, Stiininer- _ -

,_ , , _ _ , __ _ __ __ _ flllir-tly ltway. The hitt shows ln- olde, und as-tk for the iitinilior ot' ilu- check twc_ed ' ' ` ' ` ' ` ' ' ' '

[UR/\l.l.ll' Xl( lRl‘. Zl'..\l.flll.\ lll.-\N t)l`\Il_‘_ crease thin atmosphere und Mantel' noi' liarii, 'l‘hrf'y want to tithe -n- drivel `\\\\\ \\/H1(-H IS ('_-ONSCI(-~)U5 »I-H__\f|- H- \ipE'N-l~- Stlntluy will no doubt. ne-o many pi-i=.t_-‘oiit tlti-oiigli the t-otintry and want. to, _ Boys 2 piece Noxfoll( brown ` _

tlees one to throw oft' the lteuvlor gat-1 not allow to run on this Island. Thnyl Cl`lCCk lWC(’(.l . . . . . . . . . T __,

Tllff /\l`)V0(`/\'l`l7.S .‘\ND l"R(3\l0'l`l7.l{,'< (')l'7 mem" ‘ll wllller “llfl Dl"‘lN=tre"t`oi- tlio would naturally liegitt tn thlnk. "la, ,- ,. . ' . , . _ ,_ Wflfm- lllllmy 'MYR 01' Sllrlllfl so qiileltgtliin the place we liavn lieaiil so mhigli , _ _

»=UlV0llf`-lllt-C. ' about. oi' have wo nnide it iiii.s'talro." BJYS 2 pl€L`0 Nt)l‘f0lk Bl8Cl{

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gi | , .- 1,. i ,_ _ _ - _ _ _ §i`i'.lii'ii'n'§"e\ii."f'y0i'i`.§’”.L`iii. ilidiliiuifrii ~i§f`”§.'§'iii'§v ‘lllnfiaié’iill'°é`3.i‘ii`{l~ys'.§'iii.il algo |,,0_k@n ¢h¢<`kS» Ovefpl-‘ltd .; ._ f _valce._ lef_t'_thl_s week on _return to hc_i-,no other charges _against them, theft; tweed mlX[l1l‘6S and blue Sefges ul ill' J .hoflle iupoilllerton nruclt fo the i-egi'et_polltlci1l sins wlll~be very few. .Wo . (3 f -

in Ql~,_llei' ilt-tends. l3e't’ore_lenv,lng 'shr,_lmagined at one" time that only the at 'm0§t CVCTY Dfl(`C UD l0 _I 1 ' _

Was the gu9Sl"0l` ll0I\0l°`t1t isevei--.tl'eIty people could atford to buy them, ' $14.50 ,'/_ i

dainty* afternoon tea with het lnl cotttitry, the fuitnterr- have their A

Goveritinent was defeated on a straight proltibition H - __ ' L5 _ _

_ frlnetls/ at Kozey "K0l'ller. ' share of it, On'ly n few years ugo,l i

issue, the new llreutier admitting that he did not want ii- rl ri ~ read an account of me amount of H d _

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ll`)' ll'-l lll"ll\'f` Qlll lllill ll “'35 il l'¢ll¢Cl‘0ll.0ll lllC 'l'f0lll`ll Premier Mttthfes`0`t`i deliver his Budget by the farmers, and any man who `

constituencies-to say that they agreed with the Lilieral “l’°°¢ll`5"WlllCl¥ lS,'$lW.fI-_YS the _eve'nt. df W`0\\ld lell “S 0111! H1056 D@0D\0 CHU' 101 Gf§ft°n'sll'e9t Lc____e__, »,_,- __ - the season in Parliamentary' circles, not afford to .buy an auto l_s deeelv-. ‘ _ . _

- L-»~ . _ __ - Among those-noticed on the floor -of lng himself and the truth is not lu _ - _ . r _ _

'___._-_._._)0(_..._..._____ the I-louse were Itifrs. Mathleson. the h|m.] - . .._»f~ -ll Y -= W' _

The reports ofthe various departments have beeiii ll. G. Fttltott. Mrs. Johnson i and .eud, it can, 1 like many more who with full time? Several prominent'

otlmns, ' ' 'tilt l to them, will Golf Clubs in Englutid ure turning part heatitlftil. . _ `

Wh?" ll _ls rememllervfl lllal lll llll g0"el'lllll"lll ils lll tltno Iitdifs4t|'l0\lH.`,Wll|_ CY`0l'll6t herself No`t‘llnl‘o. f’.‘-E. Island, ' liiieinlietju-will assist in the etiltlvutioti.| l all individual effort the pressure of the war was felt 0_n__£:_ of tho_n_ew sweaters out ot' liahy` " " ' ` " _ . ~ " -' " - *_ ti. ° .' '-

. , ' . . li 0"- give" l-lle Sleeveless all -oti` ---'-‘~'-~'-*"'*‘*"""""""‘”"""'~"“¢"" /\inoitg'1lie viultoi-s"to__tlie City this

The report of the Public Works Department, mort ,army W; Crm' a~|,,,__ bm it is amllays 1' .' . - < -- ~ .. -- ._ .. ‘ “mutt \t~,q',={-_Mi-it, i'Sountor_i lvlt~.l.r-ini of

than any other, reflects the effect of thc war. .l§co- C0-#fly to he tltorotighly up-to-date. '_ ` 1 ‘ ' _~ Sour-ls. _ _ _ - __

~ - ' * * * ltllll-£61* Gil-UMD!! S0104' ‘fflllllllllllffll l~ll . - "‘ *“’ _ When tho stars are all like di'e;iin.s.

ln addition fo these a large number of bridges b:_§:“F;lc_;t§yw;:_T;_'L_;lmfkllgees_l‘“"""_

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were built with _,native wood and repairs effected in it youth is not desirable - in _ number of others. Some 750 feet of 'concrete culvcrts gh.|l;°f:'fl'_L1; teel_:2°o__ 0‘_’_l;__ W°"l‘i

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were laid in different places and :t number of new not |0011 like school girls. Another

rmds-0 med . _ *~ _ >.. ,' . dles 'seated bas e. er a es y _ -

~ P - ~»w-.¢-.l- - ~"“"“~ "“*' ` ‘......,..,._, Queen ut Smttirduyh _national service I

fr f NCOURAGE 'l'HRlF

wood, the farm buildngs which had been in separae _ AFRMM UF WHA." grqups having been joined up.in tlte form of ation- . . .

perienced in procuring a plentiful supply of water, Afiriyllilfibf what? The dn-lt of nt t`?

'l‘_o bolste'rous_wlnd? The toss ng

been ovcr'com_e' by boring two`we|ls'.3o0 feet deep far- Dost dpubt`lllo lovél. `Uost_dotiht Hts

- _ _ gl

_~.. , - ~ -i “ g 3 gr

It ldtonpeetod that tho marriage ot, B_t1'.--1rUancotYtomett~ uv 'l ami to' __ _ _ ` ~

. , , _

0.' _Lord Hartlngton ls at present pBrt,0f.-the.country.wias run ii number _ ___ t

‘|533

soon elthe-r Cpmpton Place. East-ithevpeople, this excitement lt croalteili

9 ' i ,A.

re t.han.n quarter ot’ u century. but People have obtahied with rogurtl"to our Boys

those two _m ri s r desirable chamctertstics lpng wear and good looks; fl(-f~,’_ _- _'_-

We_ woul like every.

_ * * * every school tllstrlcfwere asked some ' '. . mother lntelested ln the ap' i.

The moat important social event of_tlme ago to say by it vote tuken..at - _ _,' p€al'al1C€ Of l'l€I' l)0_V SEC `

' our new stock of Norfolk

ut to the later Dultq, when he wan_fhe people havsolmngotl wltli tlipin.

ri few 'weeks th the autumn, when lug the lust yeni' have led innnyfof " _Q '

llVon’t you bi ing the boy `

in to see them -we 'thiiild -

both admire our spring

118 'Picture features eve-r' presented Ptlrllllllg. i _ _» _ ,_ ,

tlon o mou_ie‘nt's consideration. On_o of_ _ " ~ S€l€ClCl0l'lS. . _Q

With -the resignation ot' Mrs, Wil» the late presidents once told the fol-I --

Boys 2 piece Norfolk gray _

dmenfninde public this' week. therolbtiild _tt new school. (‘ai-rled. l also hair 15|-ye ' $5 00 `

) 1 _ _ 1

cretayv ot’ the National Council ol_Bi'own, seconded by Drake Sntlth. wc

:wee equalled- by ati oflleer of .ginyltht-I old mio and use tt Ili helping to ` -

Boys 2 iiiiece "Noi folk brown

iiitlit. li:i;t told us he irnvr-llt-il' t'i'o_in' . -=~._ _ _ ._ _

_lioysflffiiccc Noi folk stripe

._ ___ __ __ _

"’ ‘l " say this is the tiottrest spot on eai‘tli.‘ ’

Already tho promlsn of Easter in What iiitint. ple.asiti'o-seoltws thltik BOYS 2 pldce Norlolk D l ll

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models ’l`ho'liright stinshliie eil "el it cat' und are' told tltiit they are ___

* “ ”‘ ll' the (lovnrnniciil passes i law tl-l _ -

bliss*-lllnrixarct Kicr. who has been lowing tltein to run under ‘ect-taxln. and glay slllpe i ‘ _

fc-rtitnl social `al\laIrs, Including a"but ll' there is nity' wealth ln this ‘° _ _

The Legislative Chamber was money deposited in one o e' outs Owtled on Thursday evening to hem-‘ ln the western part of this country ‘ - ` _ .

lssas Gregor, Mijor und Mrs. Bart- lf the roads from one ond of tll<_ _ l T '~

_ left. Mrs. D. 0’M. lleddln. the Misses Island are opened for their use. tts] voting their leisure liottrs to gi-owing, the sltuplngs are the giiiitrtest fi..

|'l_`nLl(l \V()R.KS REP()]}'[‘ Dalton. Mr.; Binnlng. Mr. Morson they pioityis-e. under certain resti'lc-|vei.tetalilc's in the hcfipital £!i'ounds.;' many yerirs~doep back .~i;illoi' t'i.i

Mrs. and Misa Cottout Rev. D. 'ind tlons, nnd tho prlce ot' tho cat' made lt' such busy woinen can Ilnd time t`oi'| liirs, l<`leliu-(Iollars. Capo (‘ollnt-st, stat

rs. McLean. Father' MeLelli1n'ltev to suit. which according to what we _giti‘tlcnlng, what might not others dn, slnipcil (‘olliir.~i. now stylus of Stneluf

tiillorod or with Jabf.-tt-t-`::ill ol' lli-»

l _ __ _ , _ _ were ut ‘it opposet . _

"1 _ " _‘ F' "‘ * “ ` .j C0;-titlnly have one. , ot' their lllnkit into vegetable gardens.

Tlic-tip-to-tllito girl who wants to ho _ »l um, slr, etc. ~ . , The Royal Witnhleton cout-so ls being] | Ti-tim( ON 1-HEg_

rrlhlv e\rtravt`1‘guht‘atid at tho sonic ' - - ‘JOHN HARRINGTON partly proparetl for potatoes. nnd thc h

think c.-ii thco hy nil-llit, ll/'lion all beside Isstill,

Anil the moon comes out. wltli lu

pale, sad Ili.-tht, To nit on the 'lonely hill;

Mrs. D. It. McLennan was hos-‘ l-0l"l°ll‘ lb lll0 llelllfllllll °l’lll9 N°ll°ll': Mrs.- Ill. H.'Ilan\s.'iy has its het' And the broozep all like uiitlia,

his report explains tltat “owing to the high cost and _t;_ts_i¥i____tor t_he afternoon bridge Club rél Lllitii-n__l_C:_:i_p :_¢___t_;_t:it__|t_lpy__i;li__l__\_i_ll0_;-F- guest _pt Thr-__Mau_vpc-. 'i'}_nil;__t_ei‘tit._:lii.<; And there cutiies ri voice from tho fin

- ' - - - . - _ iuriita' an .t overu - -' `~- ‘ ' ' i nt' "s, ._ e.'u 0

great difficulty of obtaining steel bridges during tht ,mme ,.e9u|,;,,_ _,;,n‘fym°:e,r‘;2f_°r_l;*;}_’l‘; hm,,,e,.ed fm. ,,,,s»,|m,g,,_,0u,, ,|,,,,._ um] ;_‘_f_‘f_fe___§’:__“‘° - ‘_

year it was decided to use wood in the construction lleilw Served lute ln the tifternoo-n. 1 l1f1\'0 hem <l“lY l“Sl‘lll°‘l~ . : ” ’°‘ ’-* _

' * '° " ‘ "‘ “ ” I Fashion ls leaving helilndtlic traill- I

°l_"'3‘l' 0lle-“- __l`0l'l\l_“11l<`ly lbedargeiiittnlber of_bridgf`-‘ f§ister"‘mttnic` ls taking up the ll. R. l-I. the Princess Pzitrlt-ia‘ luis ,pm that pure white is' necessm-y fo,- l1utlt_._|_n__ [_hL._ pr(,ce,hng year made this year s pro- ;:e_t_itlon_ of the _different Choirs ot’ the l'0C°"0l“l‘l ll'0Ul jk" _lllfmli Ol m0a“l°}“- the proper expresrifpn of the i_1eek When the lnuglitet' ot' the young and

' _ - _ - - . -ii ose _ _ ‘ _ ‘ - .- 2`l`illl'lllle l0ll'll)3l'allV°ly'llglll-H to lie hogiid pri"ac‘lllc.iinI|ti|TiJlfl°`flt'tnhtl?=lilszfi`aii° Cllalll “N19 3l'0 Hllll ll0llll\l§ l`l1V0l` llll iid-ii8d;‘essS(:ixfi1¢ii (tltirt tiillFiJ’i']d1dul\i':;cli\i/ibsif'

Notwitlistanding the necessary economy two steel Seavlces which are always so bright U10 y0l1HB0r 1-10Cl=1l.-Svl and #ge D:_0.V'| are radiant with color, not only quiet,l

' . ' _ “ll “ll»l`llCllV6. int! 'lllC<*l- 0Ilj0Yl`lbl9- Lflsl Hull' W shades but the high colors that pre-

brtdges wore erected during the year, one at Bradal , , , afternoon Miss Alice Cm, was hostess dominate ___ ,he worm cf sp0___s_ ,mm

off iitroutns

Like thy uph‘lt's low i'o|illos.

think on thee by iluy, 'Mid the cc-ld and busy crowd.

glly - at

ls far too glad nnd loiul'.

hear thy soft, and tone, And thy _voting sweet smile I see

My heart-_my _heart wore till nloiic,

But for its dreams of thee. f THOMAS- KIHBLE HERVEY

The engagement of Mitts Helen A, Rl a prettlly arrrnuged tea and lrei-_new shadgg or po,-'ceiafn p|ue5_ me

guests had u most agreeable titter- rich tones otgreen, tho"ioveiy tures' |1000- - -' ‘\_ of the rose, soft and becoming tlnts

_ * ”‘ " '.‘r ln the maize and even luvonders. and NO CHANGE IN PRUSSIAN FRAN

'SDBC‘ll»l"B6¥‘l'l`¢€S WGN! liC'l(l 01| ll_`§lS wistarln appear, alone or ln comblna- _ CHISE. week in the First Methodist Chur It _-tloir with whitéfor in rtriiling sports' ' - and H180 ln Sl- JBIHGS (`l\\1l'0l1- il'l1e._pat_ter .ph plain grounds., _l.pwns.. (8pecla| *to The Gu rdlin.) S01"~'lC`€H being bright and attractive ot'gnntlTi!s; Swlsses,‘clitffon` cloths, BEIUDIN, Mprch 30- %he~(‘hnli<-i-_.

ln certain Govommem offices in dresses. -'ff sntlns and khiikl-koi:-l are innovations no changes could be made ln Ptusslni

* * * _ ln fabrics as well as ln color. And tgiinchlge ut the.present,tlme.

Hon. J. A. Hazen of St. John had 3 " _ _ 'li

the honor of being presented tothe I - -'P' " --'HI 11- Klng. Iii London. on Tuesday and on _- . " i_ '

March 17 Lady Pe-ley and Mrs. J.

t Q F

Douglas Hazen were among the ln-

ltl H M1 t the

-' ~ 'rl in fihnti-'nt 1-.

:~nls_5i>cl)ety?etiiicobeln; hebrtllyl - _ " ` 5;

tulated on the splendid work they'

Titus.. - Lv-maze ' » ' ';u|‘nloh dby f..;;; ~!"sl- '-r"i°"-

O9QO0_oooo_,o__ooooo

Extrnvitganco. always it folly, tntheso days becomes ti erlmo.

thrift always tt virtue, ln these days becomes u _nntlunnf duty.

Is there any more lntelllgent manner of exercising the vlrtuo

of thrift than by regularly saving the amount necosimry to pay fcr. aulllclent Llfo lnsurgtnce protec tion? The rt`um‘bet'less, promlttms con-, - tributed by thrifty people, are reilltitrlbuted by the Companies lit hel- ping t0 flnanco the country and. tho war-nn well its ln provltllnz homes nnd other necessities for tliousandrof wldpws and chlldrenyi

More than 'ltt\l_f it century ol' ntutlstlcs develops tho fact that Y _

three men in evory huiidretl are selfntupportlng at the it e of 65, d ' that tlie"otlter-ninety-seyenare -abaclittely d€lpb`ndont" ‘ipod dt. ia for ,tho common _necessities of llfe. .__ ,_ _,_ _ _

1_1 "large proportion of lhla unfortitnéte sltuuitlou ls due ~to` the

fN.l\l1l°.of young mon to establlsli- a tleflnlto ftnutofsl -plan /for .hho future. For such a plan Llfo Insurance ls the modlitm most nvall- able and dependable. ' The policies of _tho Great Wont Llfe' glvo the mo t rotecttpn

for the least money and pity tho hlgheiit dlvldends tp Ttvlltgyboldérs.

_Y .

vo -_ _

..Q._ oooooooo

_huvo done as shown ,by their report made ptthlle at thclr annual mcotlttg on Ttiosdny evening lrtsit.

F 0 H

Al most. -enjoyable nnd iilcply nr-

»t'onltlld- cc/ncert was hold ln -Zion Church school room last ovonlng. pn-~

_ trnnlaed by n. large nutllenteo who

. ` ` _ ‘wefgfjthoroiigltly___rtpproclntlvtl._ _

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Mlsil' Wlnlfreil .Mcl.eod'it friends

were sorr'y."that :tho could not come

gl’ over from flnllfirx on a few duys fur-

louzlt to her home hero before re- turning to Salnnlkl where she ts itt- tachod to the No. 5 Canadian Gener- al Hospital. ‘Mtns__McLeod’n mothor, Mrs. John McLeod. ls now ln llttlllbx » and wlll remain there untll her- dttugh-I tor salts. _ T

Mlsn Nessie Fitzgerald made ii most _

pleasing hostess when sho ontortaln-_ _ _ -. - '

ed the Evening Bridge Club nt 'her _ . - ._ ~ & L I home on Thursday. 'f _ ` _ _ _ _ i _ ‘Q . °

a s |

" it r.m.i..oii int _ .

The nurses of the Prince of Waleiil ‘ _ 1. - "age" "0 `-6 own '

I-lonpltnlqtt Tottlnghum, G. B., are do- ` ' " ' `

_(By Giorgo Loo Burton.)'. - 2

waves? ~- ' _ '

might? _ ' whore ir thy faith in llim who

~1fed'f '

flectcd upon the French constituencies in New Bruns- - _ ~ - ' , , _ i . ` _ 7 .4 __ '-it . . i - ~

wick Of ‘course the allegation is absolutely untrue. While this Department, necessarilyone of the lar-N or aumnni 'iam “na".'.gwwh0r°’ -i "

In commenting upon thc result of the New Brunswick gest spending departments _,gf the gqvernment, re electron we credited the turn~over from Conservative _fleets oornmendable war-time economy; it is grat'_i_t'y

to Liberal to three main causes, viz: (t) "Sectional ing toobserve that there has been no d_tin'ting of ne- ' *ll”‘ll’f°l{f‘l°ll Wllll lll€_‘ P°llfY Pllfillal ON Dfbllilli-` eéssary' public utilities and no neglect oft’ the bridgis, tlon,"(il)_rLumber grmlfflxazlon intl; (3)_-.'I7ltq.-.b\ui- .fogdoand publicdnsilqinga of,_¢`li`e'p'fovf|'tq,.-_, V

'r.f.~ 1-w» _ . . o... ;...» ,-.. i.. . _~. t ~-V ~ - -. _ .

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

=.._,a, _,__ . ,.._.¢,¢'._ - ~ . '- i;-lsvsl-ionfius-\.t_foi-»~-4 ..~ -.-.».`~ . -»,.» ,- 'te ‘ ‘¢" -" ~~ ' _ ' ' '

°"‘"° . D" the stwvekwe 'v‘ " ' it to mai' N' I Bumettltd-

dgmr -vrinii. f'l"l.ll`lll`.§°"*~%.l'l‘l!l-llitl :ind kidefopfw - i

- W ."iff'.~ _ if ~ ._ _ tr-|tt_l_tof~_1v_liot I-le. oth,-~ ‘ _ - _ ._ _ _. I n _t - _ "3 in.iii.i.°i:i.i:,ifi.._t=- %_|;;;-_tf~. l _ _ it ,., ,tm .6

'if.ia:r:~' - f.- - . _...alt-.att _ \\\w-f~ "* - -~». _~ .'.=¢.m`»~