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MARCH 10', 1917 `

Yarra' gan' _/_iiuv .......,.*‘.‘.-.“.f.‘.%‘.§’i‘-y<.i.‘.'."..l.".:`i”.......°"ii

sialic an appointmem today,

The Coo`li’s Stud-io

sew' our-fav _.mi

` ihdonraons

The' bil aol who will spare s

few minutes of itll “lilo -to. the photo |raDh¢ll_ of t04IlYf viii 'please his en. urltiltmnliorf it 4 5 la ,.1

s ra ' pro uc -h

grossly- 'Ili me't_hods'_ of phgtgl grnph__ _ will ~,be, sn, sgrggahlg |urpris__e--its done- so quickly and _lilesrllp Make you; appointment to.

THB EAYER STUDIO. , . fs __ ~ . - r

Ag' E. LY(-IN, _Studio _'cmd _radiography Moaersferiiaes. |

Peroonal __ attention to Am- `

steur Photography.

_‘ 107. Queen St. ,

Phone asa. ` -

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-_ EXPERT »

i~:Yl=;_

l ERVICE

W fhsvs recently iisd the privilege

of vi_,_tlrig _the oillces of slime of the ln0=lt!'eroerl. Opticians i csnsda. We l_lsve~stlrdled .their methods and

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seen them practically demonstrated'

and it is a matter of gratification to be able to say that the service we are giving our- patrons, we ,believe is quite equal to that obtsinsble in the larger centres. ` Wesollcit your patronage.

G. P. Hutcheson

` . Opfician ,

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A thoroughly satisfactc-ry pair of

glasses involves a careful examina-- lion, accurate grinding of the lenses, sl-lcctlng the mounting best adapted lo i.hc wearer-'s features and .correct- ly adjusting the completed glasses to his face. _

llccauso we give experienced atten-

tion to all these points our glasses, in adrlition..-to...g_Lving -distinct vision, fit sccui-ely"an¢l comfortably, and are be-_ coming to-the»wearer.' ' ' ' _ '

J. MABON

Druggist and Optlcian

Next door to Bank of Commerce

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are the best _ proteciio

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Safety -First*

Wear rubbers ave swd health '

We can fit any shc eatiy, with thebestl

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Keen uae! kiddies ar nd warm Try apair yai Rubber Boots

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have the Worid`s talent at your door. You can have all or any class' of music you prefer. ~

The Edison Amberola

is the medium, It is the

.perfect Phonogragh '

You are never lost for _

diversity of music, vocal I or instrumentaiorchestra _ bands or readings, if you _ have a Phonograph in ;

' your home. ~

We stock a large l

quantity of disk and ‘ cylinderrecords, and will i be pleased to demonstrate . .Your coupons. from our . cash register -are 'worth'5 _- per cent on every dol|ar’s worth you buy. i

Ellis’ -Pharmacy Ltd

Montegus,- . . . P. 8.1. l

Yell Save all

when TRAINOR -Does Your Plumbing

to your plumbing,

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ANAoiA-N GQVERNMENT' Railways ' lc i>RlNciz npw-Alto ISLAND

TIME TABLE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY _ill-» 1917.

_ ‘ ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME-

DAILY - lies _ . .

ox. Suu.

A,M. 6.50 8.13 0100 9.40

Trains outw"sl‘_g-Read down

Thurs

‘& Sat P.M. 2.20 Dept. 3.38 4.23 5.02

Cherlo

Emerald

You have less bother and trouble, no

disappointment, and you save in .real available cash, when T-RAIi\OR attends

The next time you"want the best in .

good plumbing. telephone Trainor- either.393 J or 294L. ' '

fi FRED H. TRAIN OR

` 80 Grafton St. ` '

Hunter River

Kensington `

Along the Line

Trains Inward-Read UD

- _ Tues DAILY ` Thurs ex. Sun.

& Sat A.M.

Arr. 10.20

9.08

Junction - 8.22 _

wwwr?7 lQU\$3P*!\J 3|-‘K\2U\U'\¢g

ttetown

7.45 ~

Th E it G d DEVELUPMENT CUNIIVIISIUN

..°iT PAYS to buy in this Province

..»lv|n.1'. o. lvse is caaralsn ,,,,,,,_° Cm, mu., ,,f,,,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,,il

Minimum charge twenty-live cents. i

agent in Montague.

..°1'nlNl1'v, s"ounls.,- canon

Simpson will conduct services at Tri- nity Church, Georgetown, on Sunday.

..°*The Companions of the Strathai- ban Scarlet Chapter are requested to attend a meeting in Calvan Lodge room on the 14th instant al 7.30 p. ni. important business to be transacted. W. It. Taylor, Worshipful Companion in Command." 4734-3-l0M3i.

ENGLISH LANGUAGE

HERE AND .OVERSEAS

Considering the vas; amount of

intercourse which has for so many years existed-both socially and com- mercially-betwee'n' Canada and Eng- -land, it is surprising, and at the same time amusing, to note how opposite the meaning of the most common place words are.

Take the word homely for instance.

This word applied to an English wo- man, would signify her to be domes- ticated, hospitable. and kind-hearted; in fact, would embrce ll -the quilt- ies essential to the' making of a woman- iy woman. '

A lain featured person would be

calle¢l,ugly_

A good story is told of a. charming

Canadian on the occasion of her flrs-t visi-t to London. ‘Endoaring herself to her newly found relatives almost from the day of her arrival sho was addres~ sed by one of them as follows: “We are all so fond' of you. my deer Doris- ypu are so homely." "indeed Auntie, I ani-pilot considered so in Canada,” was liel"cl‘estfallcn reply.

Any one' over thcle. endovled with

This letter word is used to express

_one appearing in the latest style of clothes-n reputation easily earned.

Montague ‘

' A “Reel of Cotton"

On going into an English shop, anli

asking for a spool of thread, the clerk would be at’ loss to know_ what you meant, A request for a l-eel of cotton would bring forth the desired article.

Calicoes here are what are known

as prints there; whilst all goods sold by the yard are called materials.

No doubt many of our r'e'ade'rs who

occasionally do shopping in England -wuld' rece-ll some amusing incident connected with their first experience in that line. l remember on one oc- casion' going into a large -shop and being accosted by an immaculate floor. walker, as to what Irequired. -.I asked him where ‘t_he`tulles were. -

With a deep obeisance-worthy ofa

more hallowed shrine’-he replied, you will find them in the iron mon- gery department, Madame."

ite wearing apparel. the term shirl

waist is practically unknown. but a blouse is dear to the heart Of every English woman. All makes, whether 'strictly tailored, or: dafntlly frilied spd,.,i'urbelowed. come under the same category.

My lady’-s suit is a costume; her

waist a. bodice.

Men -even do not enjoy the sole pos-

also known- under the same name. Shoes apply only' to the low cuts and house slippers.

[tension of boots; women’s footwear is . H

Carry Smaiil Bundles

The habit of having small bundles

-sent home is not as universal there as here. fit is perhaps owing to the neat way they are done up that women find it no inconvenience' to' carry them.

In all shops the method' is the same

Parcels are always tied with string, and long ends left, which are made in to a loop. This is slipped over the fin- ger. It is not unusual to see ladies in 'the' shopping district. with several small packages dangling from one fin- ger.

Shopping, as the word implies here.

is noi; tolerated in some parts of Eng~ land. Many tourists will be ready to testify to this.

It is not the easiest thlng_in the

world' to enter' a place of business- ssy in a provincial town-just loot. around .then endeavor io walk out without making a purchase.

Especially if the clerk has disar-

ransed any of his stock for you. With a polite, "‘Just a moment. Madame.” the floor-walker is -summoned. the HB- slstant explains that you are not suit- ed; then follows a cross examination by the outucrat, and to say the' least, the situation is enibarrasing; doubtly so, if you had no intention of buying and the excuses given were Purely UC- titious.

ln London and' Liverpool. however.

this system is being abolished by the larger firm-s, and many have notices to the effect that ladies are invited tn inspect and admire, without being pressed to buy.

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10.20 5.30 Arr. ~P.i\i. .

'zoo Dept. ' aaa _

4.53 1

.soo 17.00 Arr. = __

| Port

Summerside -

Summerslde

0’Leery

` Aiberton

Tigniulh

Dept. 7.15

' A-.M.

Arr. 11.10

9.32 8.06 6.58 Dept. 6.00 __

Hill

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1- ex. Sw. _ _ _ '* P' ' mme.-ala

A ' Cape Traverse

' Dalnr _

/ ex. sun. _mini

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_ 8.10

7.20

Junction

"l--ii;m.....‘ ' ' ' 'ima-_ f wed. Sat. ‘Fri. -

gg RM' Charlottetown

Mt. Stewart Morell Bt: Peters Elmira Souris

- 8.00 Dept.

4.40 4.45 5.04 ,5.20 5.20 ;0.02 *- `.~'f.5Il Q-10 8.50 Arr. ____

' °' Mon. Tues.

Wed. Thur.

Fri. Bat. A.M. A.M.

Arr. 1.130 10.00

9.55 9.25 9.09 8.53

' 8.38 8.30

6.55 --

_ D»pl.o.oo 7.20

“|5507 -,. mi. .Bun. ,P.l|.

1.40 Dept.

$.54

' 6.25 _ -'l.1l Arr. _______

' Ht. Stewart Csrdissn Montsltle

georgetown

q .fr "“ " only

mx. Bun.

ul” " », 01111 .

Bat. kills. 'P.ll. ~ ¢' :.10 not

auf' ies; .°.

Clisriel

' Vernon Riilr

W" ' `;°"'l ' -.sean

tetows _

.'l'RYi'l"iiEM The next time you slider with

-headach lndlfestio bill ' - ness orillss o appelllte, tal:

rs i

' 'nuts '

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HAPPENlNIiS_i]_F THE WEEK

__ (Continued from page four.)

Rev. Dr. Chown, general superin-

tendent of the Methodist Church, lc'.`t 011 Thursday night upon _ an onli-lal visit to the Western Provinces. llc expects to go as far as Victoria, Il. C., and to visit the principal cities intcr- Venllm. and will be away for nearly a month.

It Q n 8 . ice luncheons are il feature ol' thc American skating craze this season. .\ number of very elaborate paltlcs are being given from time to timc, in thc rinlrs and on the lakes al, country homes by New York's- slnnrt sct,

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A Wide CIFCIC of friends wclc

shocked ycstcrday to learn of the death of the Hon. John Richarlls; which occunrcd suddenly at Los Angeles.. Calif., where he had golic with Mrs,`I'tichard-s in January last

to spend u few months.

3 YA 0 #I The Moccasin Dance ill thc Curl-

ing Club las; Satulday evening, was delightful upwards of forty young pco- ple being in attendance. The novelty of ice dancing lent enjoyment to the occasion, the lnncerr being especially popular while the good music and dainty refreshments left little to bc ldesircd. The' lncmhers oi’ -the Curl- ing Rink, have _certainly cnjoycll ll good wintol"s sport und ill doing so have helped the ?iiii'c.l'cuL patriotic causes. _ -

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The famous Princess Pats have

ruthcr recently iuiule ii tour of iro- land where they ucle elected with

EI I 'IS' . ]m0\‘9 than “VGWK0 l“t9"lg9“C°'~ ls' great cnthllsiaslu and lavish hospi- . 'looked upon as being clcvcr, not smart. mmv_ The \.iB.|,_c( Dum," _ '

_ Y l . dr-

mngli, Belfast, Col'k. l.ililcrli'k' and other places. _

IU $1 in

Mr. Payzant who has bccn rclicving

for Mr, Blnning, thc popular -inund- ger of tho Bank of N. S.. has re- turned to Halifax. Mr. Payzanl nindo rnally friends _during his short resid- ence lil this city.

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i\ir. Charlie' Chaplain. thc world

famed moving plctulo star is in Moli- treal this week, the guest of Mr. Lou- is H. Bourdon. Ho will attend the coll- cert in,thAf_ city given by 7.iniball>'-‘.. the Russian violinist, who is a per- sonal friend of the English coinc- llian, . . . . . . . . . . ... * " *......

Rev. Mr. Haslam. of Springfield.

P. E. i., wllo for many years has been engaged' in missionary work in ilidia, returning but recently to Can- >.da on furlough, is in Ottawa this week where he will deliver several addresses. ,

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Veils- will play an lmportnll-t part in

the millinery scheme this season and the local stores are daily bring- ing out novelties as- their mllllnels re-

sarne' color as the net. Chenille. dotted veilsseem to be returning to favor and very becoming they are to mos; women. Another beconilng veil is the open mesh with square velvet patch; these need careful ar- ranging in order that the patches ap- `l pear in the correct places.

H Ill In

Mrs, iltev.) S. J. McArthur of

Newcastle N. _B.. is visiting hor old home in Bedequ-e, having nri-ivod :his week to attend the funeral of her rather Mr. James Carruthers.

17 lil Ill Mrs. Fred L. llogcrs of Albcltou,

who has been spending the past ich days in this city, is being quite wide- Ty entertained by her llunlcrous friends.

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_ The ladies of thc overseas Sock Committee arc busy this wcok selling tickets for Major Bartlettls lecture in the Heartz Memorial iluii next \Vedne'sday, as they are determined that the boys- overseas wifll have warm. well knit socks, if it is at nil possible to forward seine.

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Mrs. Chai-les Lyons is spending a

few days very pleasantly with her sister in Georgetown. _

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A musical conlclly. based on Gco.

McManus’ cartoons' now rllliilillg in The Guardian and over flv-c hundred daily and Sunday newspapers throughout the United States and

Canada is the n.ttlnctiol_i at the Grand

The wedding was sollemnized very

quietly on Tuesday afternoon at the

Church of St. John thxllaptist, lil London. of Lieutenarl Edwin Jef- frey (Canadian forces), of the Sea- forth Highlanders. younger son of Rev. Charles and Mrs. Jeffrey of Newfoundland, and Miss Joyce Rams- botham Davies. youngest daughter of the late Ilobert Wat/ts Davies. cap- tain. Royal Navy, and of Mrs-. Davies, Springvale. Cambridge. The officiat- ing clergymen were the' Rev. A. W.

brothel. Capt. Eric R Davies ll E The brides maid was Miss- Sykes, and Lieut. Jeffrey was supported by Mr. James R. Davies. li. N. V. R.. Lieu- tenant Jeffrey. who was ll student at Kings when the war broke ollt. en- listed as a private, and won his com- mission bv hard work. He is now

Davies is a neice bf Sir _Louie Davies.

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i(‘o|liinucli frulll Page '|‘lirl~l-..l ¥

bolt and surll i'l'L-sh fish as may ullcr' d‘a’iy. and when sliillcicni fl‘c.~sh flsllf has ac-cunilllutcil io lllukc n cnrluzli' or nlorc it llluy lic forwilltlvll ill l"c L'l'igt:.':ltol' 1-are to tho ci'-'liral l'n!4ij storage plant. and. |'roni there, ill car _ load lots. to, deffillatioll as clri-.illn- stanccs may relluire. The system o'- branch cold storage plantl-l is niadei necessary owing to the fact that at the |\l'eseut time no onc fishing con- tre is capable- of producing sufiic!-ent fl-:sh fish to meet thc steady delllnllli' the market require:-_ l | 'l`h0 l"cdcl'al Govl-:'lllncl\i l-lhuulilhc' asked to assist to a lnrgc cxtcnl tht~.'i\§ enterprises, and should sllpclw-iso, them for some ycurs. at lt.-ust.

lt would be iulpossibll- to ouliillc it

llc-.lllite plan to bring this scllcnie in to ciicct. To do so would require vcry ,carcful i~olis'!deratioii as to lol-ation; and general detail. it should bc coii», sidered as u cold. practical liusillcssi proposition, elililcly apart from poii-i tical or local scntiiiioilt, and ill noi case should bc in ailvllllcc ol' actual! llcccssltlcs. 3

Carl'ic'd out along iilcsc lim-s il'

-will most :l.<.~lul'l:liiy slllfcccll. :lull ill- . Dcvclopliicnt (`olx\nlissicll uct-ll have

position to tho (_lovcrlilnent for its

l collsilieraiioli.

Vocation.-ll Education

Your Coll-lllitirf.: fccls limi il. \-solllll

ilut lic lloilig its ful' liut_\' il' it w-1,-l'c io ltliow this oppulilllliiy io luis:-a '.\'ii.l\- lout pointing out thc cr_\'ill|.: nl-r-ii for giving oul' ii:.'hl‘i‘iiu-'l smile mcilsllrl- 'of \'0cul`;)il:ll ¢-_lllli-zllioll. ’i`l\c l<‘0llcrnl lllovcllllilcul has ll|lprupl'iatmi l:u"~'<> sums of lnollcy i`or agri<_-illturul clin- caiioll. i’rup<: lm-lliiit-:li illsirul-iol':- h:l\'c bccll ploviiilcll io lii:;.~'.cllliilal<- ifhis- klm\\'lc<i;;c to thr- at'.l'ii-lliilll'al l'.0luiilllliii_\'. 'i`llllt illc kllu\\'li-,l`.'_:c

_suits is :imply llcnloilsiratcd by thi- -_illci'ezl.<c ill the crops frolli `y<-ill* if- _\’cltl'. 'i`\'.'o b‘_-'_lilcs lil' gr‘l\s'.~' nn- lim-ri lxlowillg wlicrc i'ol'nlcl'i_v oilly mir; 'grcw. A si-:nilar cdutnlionlll ciTor‘i applied to our lisllcrlill-.ll wclllil pro Gulch poiesibly 100 ii:-zh. :li lczlxst, to 1-\'cl'_\ 1 'ont' that i.~‘ protllll-cd |ol`='.iy. i-I<lll<~:l tion lin;-: lioublcil thc ilul'vl».~:t oi' thci

thc il:ll'vc.-t of thc sea. .

'Fhc ilr-li form oi' olzzlllllzl-il oilln-fl

lion \'.'alfl to pl'cp:\l'c i|1li|\'illlull.~l lor; special o<:cllpzliioils'. Orirlllizcll cllll i cation ill ifnmulzl 'i now being ex-i tcnlltul to .~lcrvc iii-.lilly all o\':<‘lll>illiull:<_| \V\h_\' thc liwicill-irslit lnilucllccs of this-3 :-lysi-zvln llalvc lint liccll nxt(-.luli-li tu! |i.lu_- fishing ilii.ci'l:.sis and thc Iisllcl'-‘ lncil is' diibcuit to liililt'-:-slanli. lil, ihshcry cdllcatioil “we 1-all ical-il :li -‘good deal from olhcl- couilirics. Scotiunli, ‘di 1750, iiilporteil illstrllct- ors from ,\‘orwn_v to illsirul-t ilcr fish - ermcu. “’i'hc Nethcrlillidti today iiavr eight schools for iisherlucn and two school ships. 'Flin classes arc- nlicntl- cd b_v youilg lads il'clll tcn or t'.\'r-.Iwi years of' age and by men wlm liar'-‘ had years of Cxpcriciitzc :it their jobs. Fraiiizc has eight special schools i`0r fishermen and <-ollrsea on ilslicrics and | fish culture ln -100 clclnciltnry scllooml Elig-l.aiid h-‘as 15. schools for ilsllerniclll whose courses are chicilv directed io|

(‘.ount_v (‘.ouill-.ils grant $1-'» to l.-acl:

iisiiernlan who attciids. Such lm-n,| wlhcn they go back lo their localii.iel-, become centres ol' influence lliui cil- lightcnmmit among their follows. i\ somewhat siinilnr course is proviiicil lil Scotland in onc- ol' two centres. Selected iisliclwllc-n nttcllli such cours es for one week oilly. They rccclvc a scllo'i.:lrship sufiiciclit to pay their travelling cxpcnscs, and $5. They also cxerclso a very' dlrcct and 'help- ful irnilueilcc ill the nailing communi- ty when they return. Japan leads' all other countries in tht- prov-lsion it bus made for t-he training oi' this class oi its people. lt has two ccntl-al institu- tions attciided by some 500 ol' 600 students l-luiiulllly. l~}ali-li takrs il illmc- year course and the gradllzlios ltr:-. employed :lficrwanis in lllrci-tlhghllvl dcvoiopillg thc ilsllr\.l'i1-,- of .lziplllnililli the tliffcrclit areas wbcrl: iislllllg i;= carried' on.

Ollr pluil lliusi ba- in irliill ilu- illorei

inteiligolit young ilsilcrincli ns iii 1 structure. and ollr inctliolis nlllsi iw; of such a llaiuro that iho illlcrcsi ul' these young iisllt-rliicil shall bc gaillcrl. Wihen this is furnisllcll they will soon: find means of uildlng to tlicil' c-|\l.ip- ment whatever more is' ilecossilly. _ How shall wc go about it ill (inlln-i da? We would slltzegsi. ihili. first.. the Govcrnnlcilt. llliilortaklf Ihc pull- licatioll of sllitillila bulletins fret.-.ly iii~lustrntl;-ll and very siluply illlll clearly \vol'<i'cll; .~ccon<l. that. thc (lov- crlimellt should piuvllic dciuoiistra- tions by ulcnns of travelling ills-ltrlli~l~ ora at sill-table cexlltrcs. Short colil's‘l-

09°” H°“5e» 1f°:lt:‘mb suitable for selected icaders from llll|_

fishing localities should be provided thereat. lu addition to tllesc pro- visions". collrsr.-s lil nllturc 1,-lady hav. |ing to do with the iis-llerics should bl.- given in iill public schools in fishing communities. Then. lu thc orgnnlaz- tion of thc fish liatchorlcs and .in thc manage-:nent oi' thcm, provision should be made for the train-.lg oi' men in that special branch of service. Fin- ally. winter schools should be inallg- -urated _w-herevcr ten or twelve pei- sons could be induced to attend. car-ll with courses for voung ii-.llcrml-li (nl

» _,A , _ . . ' -" * ‘*' ,t "1 ' DOUSIBS- \“'°ll\°"'l“‘laW °f me Mldc' ill fishing subjects and (bl in naviga-

Hnd U10 RW- E- S- U"°"t°"» Vicar °f tion and boat lilachillcry. it l-zhoulli' SI\6W00|d°?‘- The 5e’|""lC° W9? choral- not be beyond our capacity to pro-

- L 'l`\l0 bride WU §lV9“ a“'l’-Y by hm' ville such opportlllli-ties by llic lloarty

and cordial cooperation of thc l)e» partment of l-`i'sheries, the provincial department of education. bodies of public-spirited citizens. and tht- trus- tees of public sclloola' concerns.-.i. All

that collld be ll_one in this d'ii'ei_-tioli

throughthe improvement of the coil-

ditions and the betterment of the out-

look of the fishermen and their fam-

AUSTIN HALEY um "

lm hesitation ill subiuittilll: thc- pro

cnroful, and we trust syllipatllc-iic_i

iillus ilupzlrtcll inns pi'ollllci-.rl good rc

land. it would double lllzlliy l_i|h<.~_=i

would accrue to the uatioutal we uri- f

_ through the improvement of the coll-

with his comnllny In FIHHC0- M455 eries themselves null, . bust of q,

pill-tics. 'i`lic l'c<°ipif_-llis |lor=sl~'f= ll/\ spcciill lluaiillcalioiis. lil lllnlly <-:ua-.. the uppoilliluc-ills are 1-oilsillcrcd us l'c\v:ll‘til~l for past l-‘t-l'\'l<»c:1 rziflicl' ili::ll ful' duties to be pcri'0rl|lc<l.

This sl‘l'vic.- should bl- spc--_lli'_\' null

'llorollghly i'e-orglli\ir.cll ami every ur- ilcial \vho has ilu special <|\i:liii`l<':liioll ;u fill thc position he illlllls .silollltl llc supuranllllailul' anti ii pcrsull of tcchlli- cal or scientific ilshcry knowie'llrc up- pollitcd in hii-. stnuri.

Thel-lc- pnsllvtiuils slloulll lu; iillcll bv

young ulml of ctiuuniioil. t-xp-'-.l'f kllnwlcilgc :lull i-lllllllsiurrln “who liv- `.‘cvc liloy ll:l\‘l' ill lllill ficld of ::cr\'- ice ll mission \vul'ill \\'liill>; ll 1::-nl cause to :1ii\'illll~c."

'i`ll|- bcst. fornl oi' iisilcrv lil'oll:l-lion

is ilsher_\' cllllcllliun. Ili'-llmct illf- il.ll`lcl°llllsll that lzcrtlliil <-ilu.~:l-s pro- llucc rt-:‘l_zlill i;|Tcl~i:-, that nlliurlil pill- llollicna ale lint l)i\'illc lll|c:'po.~z"ioll:l. us: ill:-lily ilnugillc. and wr: will ll:l\'l~ gone al lout: way t0wul‘.1.»- sc.'\'.ilg Iisll- t.-'_v protcctioll.

/ The instl'ui'lurs' sliulllié' visit till- lish- lng rclitrcs i'l'l:qlxcliti_\' llllriilg thc -iulillllcr mouths, lnkc .~i:lli~'!im~> iilul 'zivc slicriul ill:~ltl‘\lclinll.~: to ii||s<~rllicll such us, in their jllliglllvili. is n|u<!

llc.cc.~c;.il'_\-' alt thc Lillie. l)‘.li'ixl-,g thi-

willter lnolltlls' they slluuili ,il-l-.lllrc on ilshr.i'_v .~tlllijcl-.ls :lllll ilisirlil-I. l|:l_\ alll? lli;:hi r-lilsscs at llii`i`c:<:lll fishing 1-vii ircs l.lirolll.:llolll. the pi-ovilir-c. This

1 woulli give uul' iisllillg pollulzliioll al vo _l‘ai’1lull t-illl-:llinil wllvll :ls our :lyri- l=ll`Illl'i.<t.~s llllvr- rc(-civcll ful' nlillly yczlrs, to Illv grcalt arl\'lll1i:lgi~ oi' illclil~ scl\'c:a' pr:l‘.~:ollai|_v and lhl- .~'.l:ltc as wcll. To ihi.-a cllllciltioil our ils|i¢\1`lill-ll :irc sllrl-l_v I-lltiilcni' mill wr- irll.-ll that ilviioll will In- lilkl-ll by llif- liil\'<-rll

[lm-nt :llolig llama- l:.u-5 all :in <~hi~l_\ ; <|;ll-.!. _ ' lt'l|l_\'lllo;:ii:;ll i'l-.\'clli'l‘il hurl l.~\‘1-:limi

lille falzt iilal hqllzliic zlllililzl' lift: iilrir

_rw lic'l fri ililallll seals. i'l'ill<:l. i‘Jll 1 walltl Islallll, .~'llrl'ollllllcll l»_\' ilu- \'.'llil~r.~ of the Gulf ui' Sl. l.awl'l-:ll-l-_ <‘lm:ul;l’: »'.'l~l~.ut Ilillllill :r-fl, wilt-ra- m:l_\- lu- i'ullmi in l;ll‘|r<- qlllllitiiil-s. cmsv lu ublzlill. all thc v_:ll'ii\‘fcsl ol' fish illul ii\llul»i‘ tbl' .\tlnlltii-_ const ol' f‘zlu:ll`.il. puts this m'o\'ilic< in thc uiiilllil- p<\s"il|ll ui' bl- 'ng 1-be lil|\~i iiresimillr- .='.i1ll;lti<~il in lili- i\iall‘i1iliic~ l’l°cvilli~e:~ io \i|llicl'tllilr: tho iiiiiial etrp ill ii.-'llclyv cllllr-aiiuli. \\'l- 'l'u.~_|. lilllt bci`orl‘ the close of l£llT \-.-l- sllllll have sclicols fox' llll- mill:-:liioll ol' mu- ii.~:li<::'llll‘ll flsilllilislli-li ill this provillcc.

’l'iil_-_ l:|`|'0rl.~; ol' born i-`/.:l|cl'zl‘. illlll

l‘rn\'in<'iali fi1i\'l-'lililcllls ~f'4lllll| bi' \'i;;ol‘ollsi_\' <iil'<~.clcli _lo _pulling our llillllrni l'c.~:olll'<:cs on al iirlli l\il:'i~' fo' fllillrc iicvr-lrlplncili. so limi wi- mu' bl- in al pos=i1.i0ll tu inkc tho fuilt-sl alli- valltalgc ui' lilo lalrlzc zllzcltllllllulioil oi 1':-lniilll that will flow into pl-lu<~;ll>lv ill<illsil'y will-li thc wal' is uvcr.

Rccapitulation of Recommendations.

.\. The <li:.<ll~ililil»it_\' oi' liullu illgquur

lnhsicr ilsllcrlllcii to cilgagl- in thc iishillg of cm: and other groulili fish alter ihi-, lobrgtcr iisllillg sczlroll is uv- '-_r, and lilo ;_'¢.-llclnl ilc\'clnplli1~ll\ ol' “-is p'.ll'tir-\ll;li- llrlliicli oi' our il:;hl-.r- ics.

ll 'l`lll.. illlprovcllll-.ill of our hunt

harbors.

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(‘. Tile securing of practical know.-

lcdge of the potential wealth. of our waters and experts' to denlonstratvi how we can make tht- most or 0|"- rcsourres in this direction.

D. 'i`hc amendment of thc plan

2:_i_iic:' wh.-:ll OYSHH' areas are grant-

_I-.. 'l`he retention und utilization of ill.: oyntei- areas planted by tht- Gur- crlinieut l`or educational purpozics.

i~`. l`he establishment. under Gm-.

ei-ulucnt direction, of a mot-'ern aye. tem of cold storage and transporta- tion to meet the meds' or the province as a who'°..

G. 'I`ccllnicnl cllllcatlon oi' our fish-

_c:'mc:i.

_A_ll_o‘ which is respectfully sull-

lll . ca.

CHAr¢l.ur1'E'|uvvN nlAm<El’l 'l

iilllter ll-rellulery priliin) 4|-41| Iilllls. iilm. 40-41| |"o\\'i, lb... . ,_ . iilil (`illl'kn|l», ill __ __ lfs-|( limits. ill .... . . . . . .. 18-13 l`urk~.~'.-l, in .. .. . . .. 22~2l livl-I' lilll rl-illll lf:-25 llolzllmrs ||lll¢;h¢-ll... ._ . ..i.00-l_l0 ilay (limi $12514 Stmw (tolli 7.008.011 |’ul'll |.~<i-l|e1'i~i) \\'l1lvl1--i;|l<‘ .. i.\",{_- (lui:-. l|»l;l|-ki bllsll. .. 'I0-7;! Uni.: ilviiilvi bush. |;H'.`ll Plirallips lib) .. . .0l'A¢ lllii-k\\-iicnl ¢l»llsil.l l.00»l.ll'» wir-ill lbu~'il| ._ ..$i..'.u-$1.71. |il‘4'l` (\\'|l|>Ic.~¢;li12i tI|'c.-=.»w.I ll-iii iii-vi' (iivv wciglit) __ uxillb l‘llrnips lllllsllcii .. .. .. .. _ 201:]

'i'hl-l'l- url- 'llllic lu-w |'rul-ks lllall

uri- a~x||'l~|lx<~ij' .sfznlllc llllil arc not Iw- _vollli lilo skill nl' illl- :l\‘cl‘z\t;l- <|l‘c:<s- lllukcr who goes' olll. ily' the lia|_\'. il' lillli- is lrivwli. A ull: picl-1-. lll'i-ss ol' _\'l-iinr' |l:llll|ki~ll-llif-l' Iilll-ll is tl'ilnll'l'l-il <»ll!_\' with l|l‘il\\'l: lsiilvlllwa, will(-il i'nrnl 'l lil>llbl» |'|'v-i lnllrlil-1' ill-e'-igll ml illi- iuu-|~r |»:il'l ol' Ihr sklrl alllli zlzallll zllmlf- :lllli ill-'low lilc \\'l|ic hcl; ui .\'zlilif-l' illlll- :~':llili_ ill ollc \'l~.l'_\'_ v'i¢lc llul'll|>|. 'i`ll~ liisllup -lr~l-\'4-, lilo i<l\\'4-l' pzlll ilrllwll \l'ui'k. is lzlliili-l‘<-li illin sl llllll- slliill l'\ll'l` illzll lil-' in :l Ililol' lillnl. 'I`li¢- |'l'1l1'ii il: .\-qllllrl-' :li iiiu nc.--it. wlill .l iiiiil- <-liII.ll' ui' ill'-. |l|;ll<-iizll.

l'ul'l\i-fl;-li llll- iii--ll. illiilllsi ri-.1

ilili »\i`|`ccll:ll by our |:l'ziluili|olilcl‘s ful' Ihr-ir \\'lillii<-l'i'lll nhl <'llr\'c:l llc.-ltlxlt-l-.~‘ 'lllll lilf- <~:\l'-"illr:~s, blll iol':ll cl' ll pillk so lizllc llllrl sl-iiii-il‘;lilspzli~<-lil ih:lt it il has almost lhe. look oi' piilll |l.-;ll‘I.~~--~- llals l-onli: ililo' vllglle ng:-lill. Scllllliliiil-fl big oval llltzuis nl' ii :irc l'u|'|lll~ll illiu long l-llllills for lin- nmzk nl' llzlir. or :rr llullllicl' ;il.~ps for 1-\’c'llill;: lrolvlls, or 'i:uil\. pulisilcil lnllie: oi' il :irc sci illln Il-wi-llel'_\' ol' .sllalrlllillu rlizllllolitis :lim piallililllll, or ihc sliii licwcr null it-sri :xllcilw-ive lilvllii, pilililllilllll.

\\'l\ilc’ silk ,i\~l'.~'c_\' l'illll'il'. siilrlii-il

with il close .~'l~rnl-l ill-sign ill zuililrlvllr- braid lnzxtlziiilag lhc color ul' the- alr- \:o1lipall_\'iil',' skill. is il l:llal'iilill,',; full(-,\'. but one lilal can lml'¢ll,\' bc mlsolillilcllrl l-il ll: 1-1-mllililicill. l)cl~iiiclii_\' llllurilisg lou :irc ilu- llzliuly iran. pai'cllc_\' blous- i‘.-: ni' liimlu :lull Gr-oi'l:l-tic, li\st.illi!\ll¢*ll 1-ll |»_\' li piihora nl' iin_\' ilu-li.=.~ur hauli- \'1-illilllx. and soliiclllilliz orizillzll in lill- \\';l_\ lil' il l~nlll\l', 'i`ill' \'l'l_\' lzltltsi lllill! is to ws-llr lin-..~:»-1 liizlpllalllolllz :|fi`:lir.< ovl-r il 4-alliiisolc oi' silver lzlcv oi' iilsraul-_

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I-arse veils with oven mesh vowels- me handling or un- gear or li.-lima' . .gpc ‘ rely covering the har and forming the boats. 'rue lnstitnlion at reel, at--ir' - *~.' Q .- c¢ only trimming are smart: many of Barrow~ln-rlimei-s, p»~ovlie-as spool-.ill 'Ula PNOTI . ‘hem are beallliflllly €!1lbr0lde'led il: short courses for selected fis‘llcrlili-ll.l l \/"‘ silk, chenille, and even beads. Others Each course lasts for ll lol-liiiglit and l f/ /

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Wc have pleasure in zlilnouncillg' to thc public

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We represent the largest and most up-to-ilaic

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7°" Fxesh and t “ought to make a success in life l~le` vestigetion. and we now strongly' urge Mc & Co’s Papers

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