I 3, 1928

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vR/pe ‘as a Peach

-- it isn't enough to use the ﬁnest in- "gredients to get the ﬁnest bever- age. Sussex Red +0val does that and then goes a step further: ' . »-—matures its Gin- ger Ale in the bot-_ tie until it is beau- tifully mellow.

The ﬁnest drink at the fairest price. 8 and 12 oz. bot- tles. There’s addi- tional economy in the 28 ounce bottle and in buying by the case. For pun- chesand as a mix- er ask for Sussex Extra Dry —— the newest member of the Red Oval fam- ily. Credits on ro- turns.

Distributor CARVELL BROS., LTD..

Charlottetown. I‘. I5. I.

Sussex ‘ Mineral Springs '

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Sussex, N. B.

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Serving also asasun shado, o.

new mirror to be mounted on an automobile door is designed to show a driver how close to it curb he is parking his car.

Britishwi-‘Ciolumhi-ai I Mouldings and 7 - Sheathing

lust arrived direct lrom Vancouver 0n; lull carload

.8. C. MOULDINGS AND

' BREATHING Assorted patterns.

L. M. POOLE 8L CO i-sou-s wusavss

_. The Lawn, Lawn Trail

There's a lawn. lawn trail a-wlnd-

In! About the house whore you dwell Where the lawn, lawn grass " growing

In‘ the snnshines spell.

There's a lawn, lawn mower wait!!! In‘ our store sharp and trim

Till the time when it goes mowlnl

is

down That lawn. lawn trail lor you.

MAKE IT A SMART’S

is" Whippet .. S 8-95 u" Whippet .. 8M5 14" Thousand Isle . -- $11-35 V14" Red Wing .- 8111-80 14" Blue airs" . 514-10 I8”IellWln|._. .......lia.zii it" Ilse nee’ 81W

Also ﬂifythlli] else for lawn and garden such as. Garden lloll- Rakes. ‘howls, Iloes, [ledge Sheath Grass Shears, Sprayers, Etc.

TllE mun iiiiiniviii: co.

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VFOX WIRE, lfY- -I“cnneii_ 3,; chanq1cr_

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puque Comer. t ELECTRIC LIGHT customers plonnc bc advised that delivery ol light and power bills for month ol ‘June will not be made" on usual date. Uusual ilmc allowance for §prompt payment will be extended from date bills are delvered. 6-30-31 OBFERVANCE 0F DOMINION IDAY AT CHARLOTTETOWN POST i0PFCE--Dr.-minion Day, the 1st of July, inlls on Sunday this year; therefore, Monday the 2nd of July, Iwlll be cbsrrvcd as a Statutory holi- i

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idny. Thc General Delivery and Registration wickets will be open ‘from 10.00 n m. to 12.00 noon. All mails ior dcspatch by afternoon trains will be closed at 12.00 o'clock. There will be no delivery by Letter Carriers.

HOME 0N VISlT—Mr. ‘Thomas O. Mlllman, Bath. Maine, who has been visiting his native homo in Burlington has returned to his homo abroad. Seven years have passed since Mr. Millman visited home and he emphasizes the vast improvements that have been made in that time. Mr. Mlllman performs important woik in the Hyde Wind- lass Factory whose products are used the world over. Whilst he enjoys the advantages of a. good position still he would advise any young inan that is well actuated here, to remain and to employ as, much energy as he would be oblig- ed to do abroad, and the results will be Just as satisfactory. Y‘

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', nos WIRE. nu. SIZES-Fenn- o-22-ftu-l mo. OPENING-Red Robin Tea Room

Dominion Day, the Bungalow, Mal- 6370-6-29-31

2- I FABBEYS

i Sweetens the Stomach

6-22-ftu-1 mo.

Mrs. Robert Cousins, Darnley. is spending a week in Charlottetown tro guest oi Mrs. Pope Beer.

M" and Mrs. Kcith Boswell, Mrs. Ciilly Lea, and Mr. Ernest Parker, all oi Victoria. were guests at Mrs. Sinclair MacGouganh on Thursday.

Messrs. Miilvllle and James Don- ald and Thomas MacNutt, motored to Summerslde on Tuesday. -

Mrs. Arthur Wright, Miss True- ,mnn and Mr. and Mrs. Harold lloivait, were. guests at Mrs. H. A. Stewart's during the week.

Rev. D. M. Grant, Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson. Mrs. Chester Simp- son, Misses Janie and Mary Mar:- Nuit, Messrs. Fulton Simmons and Eincst Lockerby were in attendance at the Sunday School convention at Margate on Thursday.

Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ramsay, Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacNutt and Miss Sophie Ramsay were recent visitors to Charlottetown and Bracklixy Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Jnmes K. Mac- Gougan are spending a few days in Vernon and Georgetown. Their many friends wish them a pleasant holiday.

Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Gillls, Dr. E. H. and Mrs. Ramsay, and Miss Adele MacNutt were visitors ‘to Hamilton and Malpcquc on Satur- day.‘

The many friends of Miss Elvina McCullum, daughter of Mr. and‘ Mrs. W. A. McCallum, Bay View. will be glad to learn that she has‘ returned home from the P. E. Is-. land Hospital, where she under-' went an operation for appendicitis.

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MALPEQUE

‘ programme was good. considerable

Mrs. Hopgood, Miss Hazel Hop- gcod and Miss Constance MncNuii, motored to Charlottetown on Satur- day, returning in the evening.

There was a good attendance at the entertainment given by the members of the Malpcque and Baltic Auxiliary in Malpequo Hall on ‘Tuesday evening, June 22nd. The

of the music being given by friends from other parts of the Province

The following were recent guests at Mrs. H. C. Simpson's-Mrs.‘ Edith Hcancy and family, Clinton”

and Miss Beatrice Bowhess, Mont-, rose, Misses Irma and Daisy Bow- nrss of Summcrsidc.

Tho many friends oi Mrs. Thomas

gathered at the home oi Mr. Alonzo, ' Cameron. Baltic. to offer coi:-. grnlulations and to "shower" hcr with gifts. The cvcnlng was plcas-, anily passed with music. and after, supper was served the company dis- persed to their homes. i

Mersrs. Bcntley, Found. Phillips, and Dunning were recent visitors, at tho home of Mrs. Chester Simp- son. .

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MMiIIiIi UNIVERSITY Montreal (Fmlmlnl nml omlnwril by the into Ill, llon, lIiu-nn iitrnlhrnna IIIIII lllnnnt Rnynl.) -

For _\\'l|lll(‘lI students resident unvl uou-ruslilcul, preparing for ilogrm-s lu lin- Fm-ully of Arts (B_ A, B_ si-n-n. HHS, It... (‘oni..‘ llilll lu the IFui-ulty of Music. Students are eligible for scbolnr- ships in the lfni-uliy of Aria.

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Application for residence should he iniide curly no non-our y miuliiiioii the (‘Ollﬂile ls i Limited

Burnnry nnd Lorin Fund, For circular and lnlurmntlon apply to Till‘; “'ARIII‘JN

Mi' Frederick Bowness and nieceP

Tuplin, who was recently 'marrled.i

=King". The following was the Pm"

and these numbers added very mat- erially to the interest and success of the bvening. The address by Rev . M. Grant was listened to with profit, the subject being. "Liver. that live and Why". Mr. John Simpson occupied the chair. The accompan- ists were Mrs. Simpson, Miss Ready and Mr Ernest Dunning. A vote of thanks expressing the appreciation oi the members of the auxiliary to those taking part was moved by Miss Janie MacNutt and seconded by Mrs. J. K. MacGougan. In- strumcntal music was enjoyed dur- ing a salc oi candy. The mceilns ‘closed by singing "God Save the

grsmmez-Jnstrumcntal music ---

Messrs. Dunning, Phillips and Owen. Solo-Mr. Charles Lowe- Duet-Mrs. Wallace MacNutt ' and

Mrs. Chester Simpson. Solos-—b.V Messrs. Bentley, Found and Phillips. Orchestra music. An address by Rev. Mr. Grant.

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INSIDIOUS EYE STRAIN

We use this adJectlve ad- vlnrlly.

Suilerera lrom Eyestraln may have perfect vision and therefore do not suspect the presence oi nny cye lIOICCt. _, , The motive power of the entire human organism is Nerve Energy.

Normal eyes, It ls computed

I'm!- i-icncy

Preston L. G. Hillier. Gordon aim" ﬁr?" bilitkwhz; ‘Eh: Bowness, Arnold Taylor, Walter t"? l” n" 6...‘; {ch E. Goss, Donald Himelman

’ ' n" 5 Pr” n " m Walter Brown. Aleths Ladner.

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West Kent Prize List , And Honor Roll

i Governor Generals Medal for Gcncral Proﬁciency awarded to Ena McFadyen. I Rhodes Mrdal. donated by Mr. Henry Smith, chairman oi’ the Board of School Trustees, awarded to Grorgc Ayers. i Gold Coin for Proﬁciency in Can- adian History, donated by the lDaughters of the Empire, awarded to Ester Ruttenbury. Gold Coin for Proﬁciency in Pen- manship, donated by Mr. William Moran, Principal oi the Union Com- mercial College, awarded to Sterling McDonald. G01 Coin for Proﬁciency in Arith- "nctic natcd by Councillor T.W.L. "rowso, awarded to John Denny. Gold Coin for General Proﬁciency donated by Mr. G. D. DeBlois award- ‘d to Ens McFndyen. Gcld Coin ior Pupil taking sec- ond place in General Proﬁciency, donated by Councillor T. W. L Prowso, awarded to Ester Rattcn-

bury. C'rtiﬂcntcs of Mcrit,—l, Enu Mc- Endycn; 2, Ester Rattenbury; 3.

"mi-don Bennett: 4.Jeanette McFad- "rn: 5. Mnry McNutt. Trustees’ Leaving Certiﬁcates- Alexandrina McFarlvc-n, Esther Rat- ‘cnbury, Jcnnettc McFadyon, John Denny, Gordon Bcnnett, Heath Snundc s, Mary MoNutt, George Ayers, hyllis Hooper. Claude Mc- Klnnon, John Hill, Ruth Langlllo, lcan Beaten. Wayne McKle, Willi- "rn Hunt, Margaret Ross, Sterling McDonald. Grade IX.—Golci Coin for Gener- nl Proficiency, (ionatcd by a friend of tho school, awarded to Margaret Black. ' Gold Coin for Proﬁciency in Can- adian History, donatod by Daught- rrs of the Empire, awarded to Alli- son Rogers. Gold Coin ior Proﬁciency in Brit- ish History, donated by a friend of tho school, awarded to Margaret Black. Gold Coin for Pupil standing soc- ond in years work. donatr) by Mi" P. W. Tumor, awarded to William Reid. . Gold Coin for Proﬁciency in Arith- metic, donated by Councillor T. W L. Prov/so, won by Margaret Black Ccitiilciites of Merit for Genera‘ Pioﬁriciicyi-d, Margaret Black; 2 Vlillimn Reid; 3, Eﬁle Brchaut; 4 Goidou Williams; 5. Mary Sinclair Certiﬁcates for Regular and Punc- tual Attendance, —Ernest Lord,

Margaret Black, 2

Eiidcnts‘ Final Certiﬁcates £01 in Business Writini; nurirded by tho A. N. Palmer Coir.- t-any. New York Cliiy.—Arnold Purl- div. William Hogiz, Helen Beuucv Lemuel Prowso. I-Inldane Stems Margaret Black. Foster PickardJnP Muir, Richard Filliter, Gordon Wil- liams, Stewart Crawford, Ernest Lord, Janie Tuplin, Lorne Callbeck Samuel Kennedy, Wilfred JnmEtYr=-.\\ Improvement Certiﬁcates,— Wm Burnett, Kenneth Birtwhistle. Grade VIII.—$2.50 for Gcncrnl Pro- ﬁciency. donated by Mr. P. W. Tur- nor, awarded to Maitland Owen. $2.50 for Arithmetic, donated b7, Councillor T. W. L. PPO\V58,8.Wi1l‘l‘l' cd to Maitland Owen.

$1.50 for second in General Pro- ﬁciency, donated by Dr. W. J. P, McMillan. awarded to Gcorgc Hart Certiﬁcates of Mcrit.—l. ‘Maitlanﬁ Owen: 2. George Hart; 3. Harry Lap- thorn; 4, Horace McEwen; 5, Helen Ebers.

Certiﬁcates for Attendance-Pres- ton Hillier, 8 years; Helen Ebers. 4 years; Grace Yeo, 3 years; Harri Lapthorn, 3 years; Annie MoLennan 2 years; Erma Clark, 2 years: Leslir Pcnnln, 2 years; Mary Stewart, l year.

Awarded by the Department of Education.

Public School Certiﬁcates. (In order of morit. -- Mnitlzind Owen, James Walker, Horace McEwen. George Hart, George Inman, Mary Stewart, Erma Clark, Gordon Mor- ris, Helen Ebers, Grace Yeo, Harry Lnpthorn, Gordon Stewart. Robert Beer. Cecilia Mutch, Niall Burnett,‘ Annie McLonnan, Robert Farqu- hnrson, Leslie Pcppin, Keith Acorn Kenneth McDonald, Suzanne Mc- Kimion, Marjorie Chandler, Jack McLean. Albert Murlcy. LoulsiRan- rihnn, Wm. Fitzgerald. Robert Mc- Innls. Stunrt Foster. Carl Boehnor. Wilfred Cudmore, Keith Johnson, John Peterson, Betty Unswortli, Ar- thur Fnrquharson. Olga Anderson

6 lcptm-Prize for General Proﬁcien- veiirs; Lemuel Prov/so, 5 years; Wm.

‘Hcgg, 3 years; years.

larger proportion ls required. Ilcnco dclectlvo eyes, through their consumption ol an ca-

, nesslve amount of Nerve En-

ergy may seriously allect the functioning ol other organs cl the body and produce Ill

AGUARANTEED FOR 10 YEARS

I00 pounds per 27M

nu...-

Ne. 0. (brim! hour. Delivered

n». 1. cam": m WW4" P" hour.

Without ltllll I331" with stand moo No 2. Capacity M MW P" hour. ' Without stand .. -- “l” with-mic $0M

HDLMANS

SUMMERSIDE P.

LIMITED.

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Wm. Tuplin, Reg. Stewart, John Mc- Innls, Harry Phillips. Arthur Mc- Lcod. Earl Taylor, Robert Gay. Bert- ram Foster, Gordon Rodd, Gladys Hart.

Final Certiﬁcates

in Writing.

(“erg A1,], awarded by the A. N. Palmer. New

hﬂlih- York City,—Koith Johnston, Hush

THE CREAM Ebcrs. Robert Beer, Suzanne Mc-

_ M" You“ EYES Klnnon, Robert Mclnnis, Keith

AND EXAMINED ,Acorn. John Peterson. Carl Boehner,

BUTTER z >Gco1rge garth Marjorgobiglzangler

' Art ur nrqu nrson, r ay,

l-"AT G‘ F‘ Hutcheson iGordon Stewart’, Wilfred Cudmore.

iMaitland Owen. Erma Clark, Icsiie

i OPTOMBTRJST iPeppin, Mary Stewart, Kenneth Mc- WM.‘..‘ iDonald, James Walker.

Donald Himclmnn, Niall Burnett William Tuplin, Grace Yeo. Gordon Morris, Gordon Bowncss, Prestor Hillier. Dorothy Thorne, Robot. Farquliarson, Gladys Hart, Bo nor Dczicl, John McLean Gordon Manuel, Walter E 303s, Horace McEwcn, Waite. '3rown, Harry Lapthorn, Albert God- kln. John Mclnnis, Cecilia Mutch,

Improvement Certiﬁcates. —-Loui: Ranahan, Albert Murlcy. '

Glade VII-First Prizc for Gen‘ trill Proﬁciency donated by Mr. Geo DcBlols, awarded to Doris Prowse.

Second Prizo ior General Proﬁci- ency. donated by Dr. W. J. P. Mc- Mlllan, awarded to Fraser McMillan

Third Prize for General Proﬁcien- zy, donated by Mr. Geo. D. DcBlois iwarded to Isobel Crawford.

Certiﬁcates of Merits-l, Doris Prowse; 2, Fraser McMillan; 3, Iso- “iel Crawford; Ruth Rattcnbury; i, Ivan Sinclaii.

Certiﬁcates for Attendance, —- Fraser McMillan, '7 years; Florencr Strickland, 5 yours; Doris Prowsc. 2 years; Ivan Sinclair, 1 year; Frank Storey, 1 your; George Beer, 6 years; Elmcr McDonald. 1 year.

Final Certiﬁcates in Penmanship —Wllliam Trainer. Elmer McDon- ald, Ruby Young. Isobel Crawford. lack Chandler, Frank Storey, Doris Prowsc, Kenneth Eaton, Ruth Rat- tenbury, lvan Sinclair, Lily Jacob- <ou, Harry Smith. Norman Shaina. William Partridge. Dorothy Keefe. ivnn Vaughan, William Thornton. Donald Nicholson, Fraser McMillan. lohn McKinnon, Eileen Young. Iso- ‘icl Storey.

Improvement Certiﬁcates inPen- manship, —— Olive Thornton, Flor- rncelStrickland. Doris Dillon, Wen- dell Barbour, John Michael, Bruce

Arthur Pcppin. Norman Saunders, Gordon Laﬁerty. Frcd Brown, Lloyd Williams, Thomas Campbell, Ar- thur Peakc, Fred Shannon, Warren Parrar. Marlon McLeod, Robert Cameron.

Grade VI. (A. Yeo‘s deptJ-Cer- tiﬁcates of Merit-—1. William Mc- Rae; 2, John Ritchie; 3, Harold Black: 4, Robert Stool; 5, Roy Mc- Kcnzio.

Certificates for Attendance and Punctuality,-Warrcn Henderson, 6 years; William Hatton, 5 years; Roy McKenzie, 2 years; Robert Steel, 1 year; Edison McLcnnan, 1 year, John Ritchie, 1 year.

Special Prize ior General Proﬁci- ency, donated by Mr. George De- Blois, awarded to Wm. McRae. Gradc VI. (Miss E. A. Taylor's

donated by Mr. P. W. Turner, awarded to Dorothea Bentley.

Trustees’ Certiﬁcates of Merit-l. Dorcthcn Bentley; 2, Harold For-

Postcr, George Beer. Jack Bentley. Prim rm" Gcm-‘slll Pmfiﬂivncv, Margaret Fﬂrrilr. “Wamed b-v Mr- Ge rec D. DeBlois Progress Pins for Penmanship, — to Orv“ Gm"

.d to Catherine Hyndnian.

Writing Rewards (10).--19 Pupils von Palmer Method Buttons.

Grade IV. (Miss B. Prowse's dept.) -Certiﬁcates ior General Proﬁcien- :y,—1, Donald McMillan; 2, Phyllis, Whitlock: 3, Walter Pickard; 4,; Keith Liingillc; 5, Isovelyn Douglas.

Certiﬁcates for Attendancc.—Roy; Vliils, 6 years; Donald McMillan. 3,‘ tars; Ralph Stewart, l year;Lloyd ‘Vlocre. 1 year; Keith Langillo, 1 rear; Lovclyn Douglas, 1 year.

Prize for General Proﬁciency, de- mted by Mr. P. W. Turner, won vy Donald McMillan. I

Grade III. (Miss J. Graham's’ icpt.l—Special Prizc ior General Proficiency, donated by Mr. George, DcBloisawardcd to Carol McCain-I iiell. '

Certiﬁcates for (lcneral Prnllcicn-l '.v-1. Carol McCanncil; 2, Donald ‘JicKiunon; 3, Harold Stewart and “rank McKinnon; 4, Robert Large; ‘i, Bessie Thornton.

Certiﬁcates for nicer-Helen Crawford, l year; vrnnces Titus, 1 your; Prrntls And- TW- 1 your: Margaret Prowse, 1 rear; Pauline Irlum, 1 year; mm; Taylor, 1 your; Frank Mex; lilfl, 1 viars; Alan Fcrsythc, 3 you . Grade II. (H. McKiuuoifs dept.) —Prlze for General Proﬁciency. awarded to Betty Forsythe, donated by Mr. P. W. Turner.

Ccrtlﬂcnto for Gcnoral Proﬁciency ml- 1391M! Fﬁfsytlie; 2, Dilys Owen; fl, Ruth Sinclair; 4. Oliver McEach. 6H1: 5. Sylvia Block.

Certiﬁcates for Perfect Attend- anoc,--Bistty Forsythe, 2 y¢arg_

Grade I-Ccrtiﬁcntcs of Mcrit.—- l~ 0W1! G111; 2, Newton Largo; 3 Marlon Andrew; 4, Dorothy weeks. 5, Norman Smith. '

The Immigration Situation-

(l-‘rom Our Own Correspondent)

OTTAWA. Juno 26.— Owing i0 ilrl “Wilt! Speech mndc by tho Hon. Mr. Bennett at the opi-uing of the aria-ion on the necessity of a sound and comprehensive immigration policy, suggcsiing that an lnvcsti- Ization be made by the Imml a- ticn and Colonization Ccmmi tee, at which presidents of railway- and their colonization experts. bank managers, immigration of- flClﬂlS and prominent men who had an interest in and made a study of the rubjcct should bc asked to give evidence, such a Committee was formed and cat over two months almost continuously. and there

yth: 3, Mary Owen; 4, Margaret WcEachern; 5, Arnold Roper. | Ciriiﬁcutes for Attendance andi

l years; Margaret McEachcrn,

Zlwen, 1‘ year. e

d to Clive Johnston. Trustees’ Certiﬁcates of Merit —1. c Clive Johnston; 2, Joan Forsythe; 9 ‘i, Betty Duff; 4. Bobby Owen; Anna Gordon McKenzie and Goo. 0 Chandler. ,r Crrtiﬁcatcs for Attendance. —Fi'ed q

"roars; Harry Chandler, 4 years; Jean Forsythc. 4 years; Bobby Owcn, 1 vear; James Rattenbury, 1 your; Bruce McCimncll, 1 year; Burton Crabbe, 2 years. ' Palmer Method Buttons for Pen- manship,—18.

Grade V. (Miss E. F. Websters‘ depth-Certiﬁcates for General Pro- ﬁciency.-1, Catherine I-lynriman; 2. Dorothy Black; 3, Phyllis Foster; 4, Bartlett Cosh; 5, Ralph Smith. Certiﬁcates for Attendnncm-Har- "y Lnrtcr, 5 years.

Prize for General Proﬁciency. do- nated by Mr. P. W. Turner, award-

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l horse that is wearing our harness 1nd it ls easier still to drive a bar- gain with us ll you want to lei- a iplcndld set oi single or double llar- ness. Every plecc that leaves our cs- ‘abllshment is guaranteed perfect in material and workmanship. We‘ have a re, ‘ " for excellent work, and our prices are known to be asi low as the same quality could be bought for anywhere.

s. L. HARDY & c0.

187 QUEEN STREET

Final Certiﬂcates,—-Ariiold Taylor,

‘org’: number of witnesses, whrm were men of the class sug- ‘iuictizality-Jsmcs.Fraser, 6 yrs; “d”? bv M“ Bennett" The "mt mrothcu Bentley, 4 years; Arnold Emmi‘ 510mg and 1w" mclflnb" 1 ._ 3 J Ch l‘. H d _ors o c ovcrnmcn e on. Opel yea“ ar es ‘m manz Charles Stewart and the Hon. J. L Veal-S; Jean Bentley. 1 your; Mary Ralstc-n, ihc latter two attending n! i

grade v_ 1M1“ C_ G_ McMman-s help out their rather helpless col-

yjlrjze fm. Genera; Pr0nc1en_ league. During the entire time not .y_ donated by Dr. McMl1lan'award_ one of rho three Ministers made a single constructive suggestion, their

5v present, administered.

wore brought bctorv- them a very among

very session to look after and

fforis bring almost wholly direct- d in defence of the system as at The report- f the Committee, afior so much; onsidcrnticn, loaves the whole

story of tho mountain laboring and bringing iciili n mouse. The one dis- i handle of a hack saw at such all thict llllDlDSslOll leit in the iinds o1 i angle that the iool can be used to all. as tin» icsuli of Mr. Fo ke‘s ap-i ilenrancc before the Committee and

his guidance of his own estimates

in supply, is that he what the leader of the Opposition described him as wholly unfit in every respect to be Minister oi Im- |(‘l[!i'Il(‘liCS and delivers one as is migration.

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