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“ ` I - nrppafnhnoi i i}i~.mi'.':‘... ._

. _ _ 'r _ l ”' _ _ “_

.. . ...ram __

wld# Q ,,,, X -"ram i.a_'1"iiis'r Niiiws f '

? "_ ' -E"

iicnnssohv, Mtv ,zo on mr or -Lu' Y or "rl.viu.i°.c'.ntfn*" ‘hum

.sn_ nov

ll ion Our Own Itelloi ter) / l'l"l1iwi\ Mny 19 -East and west

were .ii longeihendh to day before the Murine and Fislieries Committee Ov;-| n tliiuie in the bill to provide lor thi liiundlng and inspection of

p'ilie rl.ini.e states th-at no main Crln liiivf 'sh bi.in»deil unless h is n Bi it- isli iuilili-rt It reads ‘ Unless such iiiih luivc- iccn caught by British sub lects lloniiriled and residinz in Gan iiil.i, ciiirii nnd Packed by Uri*-iSl\ iiubli t~i in (laiiaula or on board oi (huiiiiiiiii lcssels and boats in ac curllniicb vitli the regulations " w Kvt pi oposed an :in~.en-rlment to rimiiinfii this Britirli subiect’ quin- lilicninvi Ho said it was xi bard-

EAST AND wgsl _ , Sillliliii llilll lil llllsl illlil ivlltl-llillli THE Flllsl veil; v Al' L0 o Pll l.i|llliPlllli£l» Plililluill lu S ill? ul

tiuriull’-liDS ll ihii iii iii cuii.

slrlli ninilnst Nova Scotia flsherme

(Special to The Guardian)

, PB” g‘ 6 B 'IIB 0

'thc lieresvedrhome.

was commissioned bv the Dominion

other points and his courttous, zen- tlemiiiiilv a'nil friendly manner made him mnny‘ friends. He was an en- rinecr ol consi-dieralle distinction and

ii for i1 niimbei of years n professor in

who limi ,gona to the United St-ntes, Quo=n’s University Kingston (ln.

bccoin-ing subjects of tlint countr

und iiftcrwnrds returnimz to Q.'\_un<iu Until they became British subject

ngalii, which could not be within li ymrs 1-.ccording to the'-new act, the could not do business.

H. H. Stevens, of Vancouver, op?

posed this mnendnuent vigiorously,

statins: thai .thc dllliculty in Briti

Colum-bin was to wet control of thei

stood would help them to re-estnhi-i

nee uni* is suivived bv his widow,

s two sous not one daughter.

| He had been nt Cape Tormentine

y for*-sonfrtimc post' as ‘advisor to 'the

contractor, Mr. A. C. MacK-le.. One ‘ol his sons. also an engineer, was lwith him nt Tonmentine.

y, tnrio. lie was about 60 years ol

_ _ _

wliite fishiniv in British Co‘i'mibin

ivnt-cirs. ’Eventimllv the matter win

. .. gl__|,q_3.|l>3llli;ll

n fixture mcctinif _of the committee.

ill] Will NEWS lil HUME llli

(Canadian Press)

l.0Nl)ll\ llny 19 --Although Mex- ican news is better today the stock ninrket on the vihnle is lvcukenril lloinv iururities nrre,dull under the lil- lliiencc of the Ulster troulf and Nil' wiiv lnlior fears. Foreign bol’1dB 8130 lost pnrt of their recent iirirmcei The Ami-ricnn market is better but cased into tnduy

C0llDEliSED IDS

T00 LITE F0

BLISS! ICH I0ll

One cent par word each insertion in this column Gash must aecoml-‘Bu din. iviiniminn charge twenty UW cents. __ _ __ _ _ noi wiwricii"-i\i'i‘l.i iss Qui us htroi-t l3‘li 5-1.<lMtf IIRST CLASS SAFE AT HALF piire for immediate sale R E ulutcli and C0 ___Zjl_46_§-20M-ii __ ii|~\ pow;-im ""p1i'i‘oN is vo

hunts girls to learn ilressmukiug

2450-5 20lVl8i

ivirviun-A oIRil.`1foR <-ENI RAI ilollscuork Apply, 190 QUBBU Bt

wuvrnn a'r"oif1& "lx oiml iron ifcni-r~il housework Mm E H Mciniriirrii 1.4 Brighton Ruud

i our ni-i'r`vvi*`i‘i1"°r7i'iii1`ol ‘§'i‘nu'ii‘i‘» und .\t Peters Road, or on the sniiu-_ bln k handbag, containing .ilio S I() u ldfwki

sriis1aii~ ' - ' . iigguveiiiiruiir

_.____Y.____,a-_-_-,-,-¢,-_-_-:_-_-_-1-_-.-_-v-_-¢==:_~v~ --fc /~f-\.

(Uanudiai. Pi-ess)

tirn of Ireland as the only solutlo

man di-sircs the peirtltiml und GV"

Thu siiggeston is made that a co erence oi' Irishinen be convened l

nvoid so grave an alternative.

( anndlan Press

Goi-ernment exclusion cf--illstei' woul

f,l,inkn, even if designed at first

Surely lhe opposition could n

linwi the worst form. The only r

‘.l

l.0NIi(l\`, Special Cable, May lB.

-~.-inotliir protest against the parti- by llet'hnel Green..-i He is appealing

fr -

of Home Rule appears in the form: of ii letter to the Daily 'l`elt-graph henr- ing eight signntiires, including '-hm* of slr Roger Caseiiient and ‘ Darre mgg-lg, They argue that no Irish

part of the country would suffer.

1,-.-llnll prion:-_ or after the DBSBBE of the Bill to consider n. scheme to

l ` l

', . dllCbl,M 19.--

"l'lin(i,Nl?[-([)<ii1ieqpel{u*lr, rgodidedagy -the witli _crsfon excise and post office

lie the worst possible form of Hom ltnln fatal ulilm to ireland and in it relation to England, is the state- iuviit to the Manchester Guardian

from Lord Dunraveii. Exclusioni To __ ___m_m he at _mst possible for m_ be l,nt genniorary, would mean per- petuni exclusion i|`lV°lVi“lr IIEFIWVB- tion to both sides and accentuation

of creed and clues differences.

wish, since some form ol Home ltnl

'B i"°v“umn‘ thR't'Ireland Huong! ionlnts would agree to the wisely

tioniil basis -for an aprnem_9nt would,

he allerniion nf those featires of th Home Rule lllll i-onflictinn' with tb position of the imperial Pyirllnmeiit uniler ~- n federal. vscbeme for the

scribed hy bis b:i‘.‘_l=.ers as" a Labo candidiitfe, is the latest to ma/ke hi , aPPenraure. It is not likely he wil , get more than ai couple of hundr

votes. ‘

’i`he`~ Liberal candidates, Hon. C.F.

B/lasterhan, has already been rejected

to the electorate on the general re cord of the Government, out declares he has no objection to his election

S being mode n, general referendum on l the Home Rule question. - .John Gnnzoni, Unionist candidate, Y exhorts the elections to show sym- pathy with Ulster. ______

U' The fourth candidate to-llried of 'is a,

H dissenting minister, who has nnnounc- 0 cd his willingness to stand an elec-

tion on the Democriitizotion of

Europe ns nn- issue( _

_ .-.\...................,............~

United Kinniloni. Such must deal

,l and ought 'to adopt the ~Oanavllan e svste-vi. Ilcreby the Powers of the ,, Iiezislalni-cs, subordinate to Parlia-

ment, were defined, while all residual powers and functions i'eniainad with

e #bo liéreiflz Parliament. ln lliic case

hier to accept the measure with an ndvlitioniil scifeguard such as pro- 'portioual representation to the Com- 'mons also in the second chamber li which would be largely representin- "- [ive of i-ninnu>rre. He linped the Un-

constriirtcd umenililli! Bill.

I .

. . ,,,..n, .. .,. - f >

_*_ _...___ ___-__

_ _ ~ Engineer of Car Ferry Ter-“lWelsh Dlsesiablléhment Act Will Visit Principal Cities on _ . . .

ciiiuse ig. Fmherles Bm -Provides no .Fish minals Died Under an J Passed Third Readingln ‘ Continent- Leave Canada" Governmfnt Resolution curled with the Largest

cllll lm Bmndm Unless cllugllt in Bl'_lllSll Operation at Tormeniine. Commons. in September. Vessels cull Cured by british Subjects. Nova '_ _ , _ "" ’°".

(Canadian Press) (Fran Our Ovin Reporter)

' _ ` (;Ap;;_ 'p01:lMEN 1NE_ N_ B" M LONDON, May 19.-The' iirst bill OT'I‘AWA`., M lil.--'l`he nrlrange-

Scotia Member Objects to Cluusc Us Hiirdshlp_,,__ m,_______ K,;qm_m_, M ,egg ..,_......._i.».,_»»i.»D»i._i-M... _ ,,,,,,, 0, T,____5.R_______ H__________ ____

nl it - nil .ll l Ac is we "Bell 1968 H' S meh Duke nd Duches of Connsug t, for

to e t |:i><:|i‘arl:i¢fiin`f,<:] lnlilstisnainohgguxgioiiixi Bm- W‘i1l°l1 Pafleed its third reudillt the coenin- .summer ‘were olliclaldy

ll CS i . r

_ » ` ‘ ‘ 'He had been ill -but ci. short time. in the House of Comllwne t0ui8hl5 by announced from Government House

b t d R t i t c d ML Macxle leaves ¢0.nlg.h¢» for gum. ,a vote of ,328-251. Renewed interest ¢,0day_

su 5 e 0 _n» Elm, nnemyy yin. gn peml 1-, was taken in the question of llelsh Tonlgnl; _they len; for Toronto,

J Disestablishment during the recent where they will remain until lilay 31,

"*"" ' _-___ \ month because of the immense i-m- and take in the Woodbine races. At --"-

l ' Guardian readers will learn of the Portance of the church to churchmeii the conclusion of their Visit in T0-

Vuncouvar Member Strongly Uphoids Clause cs_p;<;_f_~;__m_.i3.p__§§.._§;. _____i;_._,_._;._.__.3_._ 8_3-_i_.;__¢_i;§__r.;__n;;_3::r_xy5;-5_up ;_.:_.__._._.__f_...3.___.__._}_i__,...t. .. .i..... ......... Mr. Charlton Delivered Ringing Speech in Sup-

third‘passage in the llouse of Com | On June 1 they will visit (,o\l1o\Jrp,'

Q city ll. l`i. H. will pro-hafb ly vis'

l’etewawn. (lamp and inspect tli

NISI. (Jn July' 5tli, the Governor Genera

SYDNEY, N. S., May i9.-A six- At the end of July Their lloy year-old girl, t»he’daug-hter ul Polish Higlinesses will make a trip nnros parents, was outralguillwnd fuully done the continent to Vancouver makin

body was found in ll swollen stre.-i-r~'wn_ nm-ly ln September and sliortl whero the murderer had placed it after leave Canada.

nfter committing his terrible crime.

Death was evidently due to stral\i!\'~~ - ---------**

lution. The chi1ii's nssalliunt, doiilit- '

ilnss iii order to stop h-er cries, had

held ner by the throat until she was » 1 - dead. ~ ‘ '

‘ ' lice have

_ <<‘em1di_u11‘ P.r@eS).._. -A-,m““-"wh°i°.'-‘f“"g the W' ,_ , ~ ; ` , - - --fr-»----»»»-=-_-»-»-g t--r.i;.:=‘r;‘ii°::v;i.:c;'._'f°c:*°“.;‘:» _ »

Place at 'i[lJs\vich, Saturday- The hound- wulyking along the Sy,d`.ney md - _ _

prasint outlook 'is for lhroe, perhaps ilmuisbm, track' near the scene of

. ` our candidates". John Scurr, de--~ g

the traced? and 'as his appearance tsl- (Canadian Press.)

_fairs with the riescrii1vticu:0f-irlmvlii We w.~\sH1Nc.'i‘oN, Mav\\1-With med-

, '~ ~. _' .- i fl; , . ~ _ '_

-_1‘;.t.‘:.° ;;°':.i;“'...i.i;;i .“"»‘.‘“”;‘.:‘i..i“;_

°d`h _ _,_ th rauwa -adam, ulsac iy eren ___ _

c args of trespass ug on 9 Y~ lean situation is noticeably lax o lnmgelp The men is a NrWi9\““‘11°'“‘1°f-' gllief any with the evident piirn_cre_ on the M,_ J_ _,_ M_ A,k,.,,,,_ of Bm,,_,o Noble, of -the Steel andf0oa1 om»_,-,arg of the Washington lfovernnien pany’a police, is notyconiident that to give the 'conference the axnplee he is the `I‘l8h¢`m‘“n' ` " ' - ‘ `ortunit to work out its plan

JD Y .

The dttalls or the crime 'are H0u'»'°'- latch- the lease possih1e_iniiuenee~iro

whntniragre. The_.vicl‘.i_;n and her outslde_

mouth endeavoring to stifle her cries. -continues. 3 When the alarm was raised and' _ _ search n-nde, the glrl's dead body ARBENTC TABLls.'l‘f~

was found. Some of the clothing KILLED LIT'l'LE BOY

was discovered liftv vards`aWe.y. '__' (.‘_~biel of Police Nclivln hnid a senrcbinz partv out nnd the countrv thorouaih- 'ly rrone ovei' .slznrtly after he was notified. No other arrests other than that mentioned have vc-t 'been rellortnii. it -is stated that two women of Birch"‘\Gi'ove saw -. mitfi ,vestervlny morning nciar thu scene of the niiirder who answered to t-be de- scription given by the boy.” I1.:-. ls described nn -helm: young, of me-.ilnfm height .or more tlinn medium weiu-'nt, dressed in brown clotlius and-a

lrown cap.

< i

ner, emzi

the result lets: For discovered tablets t save hi nnsuccessfii nnssessiovi

iolv, and i

' sympathy

ltroops land will take n trip through

‘the Eastern townshills

. _ _ will.len\e for a brief visit to New-

. foiindlnnrl, proceeding tliere on H.M. iF.. Essex which is coinini: to Qiiebecllargc niojority oi »i'/, vuiiich is tw

. in June. - _

5 The vom stood lil to C4.. Part

ii lines were broken, Messrs. Bieiinet

to death at Birch Grove near Port short stops cn route at the princi

Morien yesterday. The almost nu-‘le pal cities. 'Pliey will return to Otta

m but announced thot had -he voted

smiill`bi°utber wore sci1l'.fol‘-'a pail of' The American Commissioners left water to n stream _near the hoiise. early today for the scene' of the con- _Accorfllng tri the fli°y"s story. as their ference, followed inter by Minister ,were returuiui: they were necosteabvlsuaren of ohne, the last ofthe med ,ii stranger w‘l10‘_¢l1tlc@d U10 §l1‘l_iu*-<_> laters to leave Washington. All ini ,the wnods.~ The _last the ‘boy saw portant questions will be submitted or them the num _w-as in:vin1z.0£ to the President before any action il through the ‘woods carry“lng"the girl, itakm. The anxiety felt over the lack who was strugglilng and screamiug.`of information concerr\i'nZ Am“l°9/“' Her abductor had his bond over her Consul John's Silliman nt Sntillo,

l.IVl".Rl-’00L, N. S., May 18,-

Frmik Mcflregor Wagner, the eigh- teen months old son of Frank Wag-

neer of the (lovernmefnt

steamer Liszar, died yesterday as

of Hwillloiving arsenic tub-

three hours alter it was

the child had taken the he doctors worked to s life, but were l. H-ow the child got nf the tablets .is not

known. 'lie was it bri-wht little fel

he fiimi y will have the of all in their berenven'-ent

Majority on Record

Government.

(From Our Own Reporter)

y . . ‘

011 the C. ,N. lt. proposals of th Governnieiit. came ut eleven 0'cloc twilight and resulted in the ver

K Y 0

'high‘er= than the normal lnniority and is the largest rozorded. this session.

Y t

and Nickle voting for the M\acDoiha'l-d

' arnendnient calling for a six-months

hoist, while William Gharltou, of Norfolk, voted with the Governniunt.

ilvis vote in favor of the Dibu?

member ini- ` Kingston. However the Government 'benches squar nuttteis wbe.u.M§. C'hin»rlton stood in fnv-ir of the proposals. \Mr. B.R --Ht‘l1b\\l`u. of Prince Edward County whose name had been fr l-lliently man 'cloned in connection with the Bu Moose party, was cheered by t

incident more thafi`Mr. Hepbu

tl’ whose name ha-d fbeen similarlv used

iv.-za paired with Mr. J. G. Turrlf!

5 who is in th-e hospital in Mcrntyea

would have supported t-he Gover . ment. l~l‘1s annoimcament was r ceivcrl with Liberal cries of "oh Oh." und G0V0rnim-ent cheers.

Bnfnru tho vote was taken M Charlton nnnoirnced in - brief sveech his reasons for behaving the Govern ment’s'prc»l2ossls were ln the best in terests of the country and therefore deserved his suPPort. Mr, Charlton

l‘.

..____.~_.__ ,

this Session, lil to 64.

Party Lines Broken. Bennett und Nickle, Conservatives, Voted with Opposition while William Charlton, liberal, Voted with the

_ t . _ _ _ _ . . , _ _ - '

Gizvciéigment puree __ yei_irs_ngo1l;o_lo- gone no( Lna_t‘t_:r__m;Vl;l;§e DCUOTI U16 l;¢_!_l:erb:éro_i_J_gli

cn e e rar ‘erry . ermina s in i- nee ouee o o - - ne - w * 010

` ' ‘ _. _ 'i __ _ i' -‘ll -l' _; ; ' ' °

e established in B C. Vluters. Mutter Left .2”.‘.‘.ii§.‘.“."»...l‘i‘l.T§‘.‘i .‘23“l...T“.E;i.§’.’§".‘l_€“i‘i’.i‘._ ...iT.§‘£"3‘.‘..."'£.'$"»i..."’.1f.lgif..§L'.‘.’ .}.`.._il.°.§l_ .§§I.‘.i?i‘.f»’l.. ‘f..‘II}.“£‘...$.‘.‘$’...i?."‘i‘.Y.‘.Z‘.i .‘.‘.’;l. Much lime hail been Lost in Coming to

time lie met many prorruncnt citizens- mouth are concerned the Chuwh of they will po to Quebec wiierc they

\ , j ' h d ' ' ‘ '~ ‘ , - °

In nt (llnrlottetown, _ Slimmer-sing and Einiland ceases tn le esitablis e by [mil Jb_;a_ in 4i_csideiice lol ll nionih un c. N. R.

--~---~-~-~---- During his stny nt the ancient

suid that both leaders had e re

‘ - ‘ ‘ ir ed

O’i"i`A\VA Ma 19 -'|‘lii~ liist voti-.ztbat ue cliuid not allow the enter- "

e prise to lnii. The only iliilereneo

between them was i.liat~Sir Wilfrid said that the provisions to curry the enterprise to courpletiou are a‘Ato- gotlier deiicient. _lt was on this dll- lferenixe that the debate held. turned. Suinn li.i-i sul-il that we took too much security, -otherii that we had not taken enough. A great. deal of criticieiii had been directed against MHCKCIW-le and Munn (Conservative ¢h€€‘\`5l< 'They ha-(1 'been called all

When Mr. Bennett rose to record sorts of names. As n matter of

al fact all railway 'men had begun at

irmendoient hc was loudly applauded the liottom, -and Mael(¢fnzle lynn by the Opposition _-as was also the Mann were to~day the wonder of thu

, railway lvcrld. “The question is,"

ed sni.l l\'ir Charltoii,_ _“ia Canadm bin up ciicngh tor- do»’bhis-1-oi~`_isf:.l£ little

. enough to let it go?" Mr. Charlton

,_exprcssed t-he, view that there had -,been too niuch time lost by Parlia-

ll ment- in Coming to the assistance of be the (7. N. R.. The guarantee should

Liberals uhcn he voted with the be given and the srrvlceg ol MiacKeii- Giivemment and no one enjovcd the 2ir\__.~in!i lilnnn retained to run the

ru \”0f_1-<l- Ml’ Charlton then announced

to the accompaniment of Conserva-

. five applause that he proposed to ,,vote for the resolution. All the re- . solution asked for was that the mat.

1. ter be taken up and considered in he committee and this certainly should fi- . ‘ - ' .

ht dfmr- lf the sueimmtee was not

e- mivco the stress of the syitem and or, . ire 21.00" eimloyees would be in-

icreased. He 'believed that the ne- _curing of this money for chu C.N.R. _project would do lunch to steady the _financial unrest and',‘iIo`\1l`rl place_'the credit of 'the Dom'ii`iorh upim ,,_ basis as secure 'es a rock.. . ”

iSillllllH llilUllll$

illill_`llSil illlllllll]

lir. A. E. Dewar, of Ncwlaii-ds,

Cliariottetouii, has returiieil from a visit to the Noiltherii States ol' America extending ovcr nearly five months. During u great part of the time he wns' in Washington, where he visited the llcpnrtment oi Agricul- ture, more particularly the fruit brunch, and the great liuaiority of the public institutions.

la all the places lie was in, Mr.

i our, Two, iuurr---Bccsi'e_R hiivs

e _._._.___._._._._________._.__,,,,R_,___.,.___.___..._._=__.,._-_._-_-_-_._-_.ff_~...-....-..-_-_-.-_~.-.-_-_-_-_-_.,.-_._-_-_...._-_-_-_-._,_.,._.,__..._.,-_,_,___.,.,_._._._._._._._._._._._._._.,.___._.______,_.___l__._._._____._._._____.__

Candidales Are Urged lo Realize the Importance of Activity these D

' nog, pony, 511;, lions Have Their~H|gheet_Value;.llon?t Lei Promises Ta e lhc

‘“““° _ ""~"` ‘ Place o'fAclual Votes, for Promises- (Slim-ial to The Guardian) Are Not Ne ml-ab|e

BRE OVER

roi=¢i»~~i~o, innv 20.- Maritime: ' '

E .--

WEATHER u arm,

pictured decrees ‘ day 'it

Yesterday was.

cloud; and

m 1

t-he great 'and think what :lt_\vi‘ll_'-niean to are to an andldutu that into thilcrovnn of the re-

EG{j,`§ 'Moderate southerly and westerly _ ' _ -_-----°-~

Pr," winds; log near coast; lair -and war '

51 00 inland.

l TH fair

contest nne lm

to date. _

vou

n n o

m'I‘hi¢

ETB

any

in of drive nffer.

oneness.

_ BUHUERBTDU.

Cl“\ARLO'l"l‘E'l‘0WN.

will be

my (Continued on page ten)

a_ys, When Subscrip-

energetlc candidate to enter

and win t'l1e,Grand Prize.

s made any great .effort up Why il this? Are they not r attention? Think of this irlimt as-a business proposi-

you make more of your other way than to win Real money for n few your time? Only three of the larircnt and best Your eflort means your

Wllflod 'Fenton ... ...t06,8f»0 Uii'rl.Gt‘ldy ...-.. ......B9,85il

Rte:-line Hunter ....-....l3,t'l5 Wm. B. Dowinu ...7il5 May 0. Murphy ... ......4l,8’l§»

-'larval Heron . . . . ....$61,850 Pearl Nitwsome ......'l42,l00

,:r§,;~j‘W. G. Hong ......l3l,25

Dewar snys, he never saw anything llfetter thnn--indeed, in nuiiiiy instan- ces, as good as-i‘rince Edward ls- lanil; although he thought that Ain- hcrst, Mass., looked _very prosperous. Mr, Dewar paid a hurried visit to New York. There he called on l‘r0- ‘fcssor Sears, late Horticulturist of i.he Nova Scotia College cl Agricul- ture. This college has one of the best

paying orchards on the eontialent und from -it derives n very cons er- nlile ' income, lie wns also in New llaven, Boston. While there he look- ed closely intn the o ster business with a vievu' to nsceiytnining what work could be done in,thut direction inthis province.

In St: John lie visited several farms for the purllcec- Ol 920508 where stock could ts purchased lor frult packages. He found that the Maritime Lime Company were pur- chasing a great Miiruitlty of ltavéli the cement cnmvanies have taken the rest, on that prospects for stoves for ‘apple barrels fro St. John Mil

'liclnfty are very p$r.thls vear. Mr.

outside.

even ln Washington mute inte ln the fox biisinccs. In Washington

to be investing in foxes or gettin

Dewar found the ame difficulty at Bhediac. The mills there will be un- nble to simply the local demand. 8! they have had very large orders from

Mr. Dewar fmind the llrfullc

rested

however. he states. lt has not reach- ed the oltch of interest that lt has ggggnhlg and g-don ,ln Boston, where everybody seems lowest prices.

listitute a

S lor

cnt ____ __ ___ _ __ ltiin, he si\_ys. there in considerable

0 ,information for ltbe purpose. In Boston

_ lox talk ~evcry second f'

having somet-hiingtc say ln regard to, lthe industry, and Prince hldward Is- land being quits in familiar name in business circles. Although this in- terest does not manifest itself in Washington, some of the lreonest business men there-are making lnvclt- ments. Some with whom Mr. Dewar came ln_contact in the States ex- lpressed n wonder -at any investment ,giving returns oi 20 or 25 per cent., `aiid when Mr. l)ew~iir coolly informed them that many of the fox compan- ies ol Prince Edward Island had paid dividends of 200_per cent. they "simply held up their hands ‘ln holy horror"-to use Mr. Dewnr‘s words. zllr. lleviuir, of course, linil to aus- wer the`tiimult of questions kvith which ne was besieged.

lllr. De\vnr's visit was primarily

for the sake oi his health, and lnl cldentnlly thnt'he might n0¢l\1§\`° ln* formation in regard to N16 lflllt growing industry. He is glad to he hack in the Island and ls_nnite en- thusiastic over the D0PGlNlltlfH Ol lfriiit culture in this province. That nln ti-in nwav has been ellleaclous is npnnrvnt in his healthy °lVl`099l0I\. nnd Mr. Dewar will resume work again' with renewed vigour.

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