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pays to buy in this Province.

March 18th, after 5 short pneumonia, oi ,Katy Ann.

of whom are abroad.

f"~R. T. Holman, Limited, Summer-

_ 'l\¢r` im this issue offers the

IIBOIIK O S1 ment _

_ an presenting a novel proposi LP

mug steel Ronge to highest fdder. Bids will be accep- from every corner of the Pro-

. Should more than one ebiid sf"- hi h amount be P6061' Q 2

‘§.wl;dG_d the fir# one

vin! at their stare. People inter-

in the blank shown in their ad in issue. Fill in the blank right a- in order to make every allowance

f delays -in mails and in order to-

ve the benefit of having your bid in _ly. Bee ad.

:The proceedings of the l<‘irexnen’s

*stings as given in the Journal yes-

day is about as near correct as t paper can get any subject. The tament “That the proposition cf! ting a deputy chief at a salary

__;40 per-year, and paying each fire-

$_8 'per year, was turned do-.vp

n as they were,” is entirely incor- t there bein no such decision s.r-

ing or at any previous meetingl

$1 the firemen. Regarding this mat- Qr no decision has been decided onl \\y the dremen nor will there be un- Ql the committee which was-appoinv

at Monday night`s meeting havi-

d in their re ort The editor of

all figures when he states that the pnoposed salaries grantedl by the

be gweu t° ‘L F' mnerty’ Guardian will be placed before the Local Gov-

$'.’ 50 to $8 and pork ito 2 iv lad]

or Rural Daily as well as all new their duty

“"°"' s““‘“‘°"“‘°°' ‘2'1°"" Jardine. 411-=S- stnteoinsniiiie way than they novo tereois sacrificed in tins way? Yet

- _ t done. thev set themselves to"giv the try to burk this resolution;

“IP ‘_`°l°"_‘“5 t° me p"'r°h°_s° "mae -The annual school concert and P10 thge most rigid enforcement to ous- Till? PREMIER said this flllwf-l0\\ by °°““_“‘“‘g“”- S“'”?“°“““°~ ’°“ social of the Cave Traverse school prohibition low. nos been inode n football oi. and "- telday ,Hs nfune .lug m°d"`"m”uy will be held in the hall there on Despite the request ofa year ago to pecially by the leader of the 0pposi_- Prmud Muulgan' Till-\1'§d8y} 23!d~ All \¥°¢u°Df» be relieved of oilice, you did me the tion. So long ago as the election of

program is ng ppgred' _ Should honor of re-appoint ent, h' h I ap- 1908 he had stated that he (Mr. Has-

'”w°°t'°d' “t °°°° ° md’ b°°k' Thursday prove unfgvorable the con- pg-pointed deeply :ml lzrlcwhicly 1 zard) was going out of politics and

State flgii-linPfat6°n;’ A230 gigzemier YOUOWUIZ A\im1B‘-“OD 1° 8114 15 for the courtesy and kindness which This statement had been made at Bell ences' ‘ ' ° °;_15(i,_! ary' cents- L&di0S Wil-ll l>HBk¢¢-S 0.1' D198 in my two years of omce you have `River

free Doors open at 715. Concert gl-gelgusly shown MR MATHIESON denied making

---_ ..-... ..- -= 1 -S “°“=‘- f- - ‘ ‘ia _f‘-;§‘.;‘;ss';.s;".2;.:;r.i”zii.. ._

a citizen of another Province, I Wi

f_§;;l“_"_;____“;"d":'3 __';‘:;_°§yth°wE?_';‘° xwwhga '*°*"-'”“"'“ 5-gill be m¢,¢y~eg¢ed in every damn 0| _uint time Judge Hodgson was sick

your work here, and all the help that

§i:°s..‘_’1‘:.::‘ ‘fri-..‘°..°:_°.f..S-,';.is'. ‘fi $CUll|SH llllllllls .--.-- ........,

' “'52 can give to you in a warfare loose hal' $6 to $7 pr d which there is no discharge I will

C 5_4 s e s v

H E THOMAS

_x pubhc wwtmg Wm be held m _'_' After discussion sectionplfysigeecntlon

H ll f; E ld 'Pl Ll ,

it was decided tqlet things re-lglliroliazstll. ni o'¢(l).'>lok 1;? TORONTO Mem* 17--Seven S0119 “N P"°““‘°“*-° "°il’°"t W" “‘3°l’*'?"

for the _“pose of car ferry Servicé of Scottish farmers, each with $10 Th” W35_f°1l°W°5 l_JY the BDDDIM'

g tat the Cilipes All in any interested in 000 £0 $40 000 Capital, arrived in the men! °f 5¢V¢\`51 Wmmittees 0° dll

' _ _ . _ _ ' - ¢'¢y ge da _ They 'll 1 ok V erent branches of work.

ved at. either at Mo_nd8_Y night s.the__uai;_>sti_i_y_i:___i1;_ ti£i_sn¥or&atié>_;ime__g:_e _;_e p¥_f;p&___sY_n Ontmgg be?o__e (ia: The reports of the three inspectors

if-J_'n1De£gan ' ' ` 3;_22d,wm3if ing up land, and it is their intention Present were Wcelved “nd we Al*

` ` ____ to carry on farming on' a large FENCE sigpfwdtatvvll Bi l8V0_l_8l1lY

__ d - - 1 S id scale, mDres w_1 er wor ,_ rea izmg

amiAdl¢in‘lt;erftd:m'§`he “Mor1`\1il:: Till; --_---- the difllcultles and hardships exper-

» ienced by them in the performance of

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is diurnal is algo badlv mixed iiilgglldlelrln‘t‘dalni§;b{f1lnl;tl§?lsBull'r(d‘\:s a? At the evemng session there was B

' l lgent Summer Street. All news shduld .good attend-9n°e' A number °f Sub'

| '_ i yects came up tor discussion which

cyuncil would amount to a~i~i0.0~J, tak- Correspondent, Water Street. _ one of the most interesting _mwung ernment mdBy_

ink the salaries as outlayed by the oo ncil would ma;-ie an increase of 38:6. Would it not be advisable in

E future for the editor of the Jour-

to ascertain more carefully the

" ceedings of nmeeting before send- gg them broadcast throughout the country.-S.

The journey _ol your laundry from lub to line can be

'I' r - made easier on both QS.;-.f~i clothes and lrafl. il 5' you use Se=r_l;<_,h\ Soap. You clon'i need to po-nal and rub-

Wdl do the work; lust lathe: llzc fabrirs vlltll. let them stand awhile and then

Watch the dirt rlrop out. Moreau: iii: pure wap that r’ ics the work-there AN Ng chemicals ill it io b'f-.acll or cui your clothes.

We will give $5,000 io

anyone who can find adul- c Uernnls in Sunlight Soap.

(ba Surgfght Soap according to direc-

I-t It ust once-and canvlnte

I yourself that It will do twice us much j other soaps. 52| ,... M

_ _...Q N ‘I by

Solld brass safety pins-nickel

plated. sizes l, 2 and 3 also as- sorted sizes regular price 50 per dozen sale price 2 dozen for 50 Moore Q. McLeod. 3-I 4dtf

REMNANTS ! ~

Every one a bargain, hundreds to choose

from today. BEER c°t WEEKS., 3 22dr3i

CANADA,

Province of Prince Edward Inland.

In the Surrogate Court, l

Ist George Fifth, A. D., 1911.

In re estate of William T. Bur-

l'0W_B. l8¢e of Summanside, in Prince County in the said Pro- vince, deceased, intestate.

By the Honorable Richard Reddin, zcurrfinte. Judge of Probate, so., ., c. -

To the Sheriff of the County of

Prince County or any Constable or literate person within said County.

GREETING: _

W1-IEREAS upon reading the peti-

tion on file of Celia L. Burrows, Ad- mfnistmtrix oi tho ,estate of the abbve named deceased, praying that a citation be issued for the purposes hereinafter set forth: You are there- fore hereby required 'to cite all per- sons interested in the said Estate to be and appear before me at a Sur- r0gate Court to be held in the Court House in Charlottetown in Queen’s County in the said Province on FRI- DAY, the 7th day of April next, coming at the hour of twelve o’clock noon of the same day. to shew cause if _any they can why the accounts of tbl said estate should not be passed and the Estate closed ss prayed for

Ndl McQuarrfe, Esq., K. <'__ lr- -:- r fo# said Petitioner. and ! fi.. lim-l-__~ onler that a trm- »--.py -r»ei<~~-i' be forthwith published in thc Charlotte- to Guardian for at lou.-at four cen-

of the Court House in Summer-~ . in front` of the Hall at St..

d in front of the Hall at

or’e, _ _n ineim5n»o°__f.hs¢f--all persons in-'~‘ W

A GIVEN under my hand ,mg

menti.n ' yesterday morning wishes The Guar-

' ~ hthe was in no way

;1:)8l;1;c;D;t?_tj_ tafllowing the horse -to citing throughout, and was watched ' (C°E_t__l““°d "Om DBK0 1) be PM to work in 8 crippled condp by 9, large number of spectators. The but two Judgespone of whom is the

Ht first game-was won by the Clerks by trial Judge it followed that if the

' Réllwmhdl llldll All C0l"ll “' “ M’ A

“°“' He °1.“”“S "‘“°-tl” h°“° “K -ii ine second by the it-n by 54, one moi Juage"nall'er'e;i to me first ae- -_ T I -- _ - A _ _

Flakes are not “Kellogg's." There are many imitations_ Only by our _ _ method-a secret process-is it possible to transform the tender. sweet- heart of the com into a food that combines the flavor, richness, nutrition _________________._________

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You owe it to yourself and family to insist upon KELLOGG’S K::;:'_=:__f_=r::Z€___ "

stal le in it condition to wol' , »

131% vhe’m.st he knew of the injury the third by the 4th by 16. cision, it must stand, and any ap- Was when the home was returned to Capt._D. Mcliinnon of the -ith peal must fail. In Chancery there the sta»_1e___5_ made the highest individual and ag- 'are two Courts, that of the Master

.__. Bfegate scores-200,nnd 518. of the Rolls and that of the Vice- '

_ n i vest, ation. into the recon Chancellor, with appeal therefrom to

me it Olkearvg was commenced Mom The following are the scores' the full Bench. Mr. Wyatt proceeded da., at the hall in O’Leary before to argue that from the present Stat/e lmbm Elm,-_ S,__ and Pete, N_ P,,,,_ im ni-:G1Mi.:N'r, c. A. oi the low um-e ooula be no appeal

from tho Court of Chaucer as there '

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ldusticcs of Peace. This investiga- ltion was held to inquire into the lineto to ascertain, ii possible, the _.cause or origin. 'The sessions were concliided yesterday when the en- _quiiy was adjourned for eight days. i?€ot`uing was elicited which would de- fi.,itely locate the origin. -The fol- .low-.ng witnesses were examined yes- `tcrday: James McDonald, Wm. Boul- ttr, Artemas Boulter, Clnrencewlohn- son, George Johnson, Alonzo Mc- \Gregor. George Bernard, Murdock iB\\.t_bnnan and Annie McGregor. At Mondays sitting a number of wit- nesses were examined. Rev. Robert Murray who was the first to discov- er the tire said be was returning home and noticed the fire nt the rear of the Boulter buildir-g and‘it looked to him as if it had :tarted cn-the outside. Fulton Ellis said that when _ going home as near as he could say about 11.30 he saw a man go in be- tween Bou1ter's and I-lardy’s build- ings. He also heard a noise as of someone breaking boards. W. Boul- tcr in whose store the fire originat- ed, said he had left the store about .7 o‘elock and that there was no fire in the rear part of the building and that he had leit no light in any Part of the building. Neil McDonald said hs passed Boulter’s store betweep 10 and 10.30 and saw a light in the rear of the store. He thought that Boul- ter must be working. He went to the window and rapped but received no answer. George Matthews said that while on his way home near 10.30 he saw a man go in between the Boul- ter and Hardy buildings, and also heard a noise as of someone break- ing kindling. Several other witnesses were examined alter which the period adjourned until yesterday.

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. un sooi oi me we oonrt une mg yours 3109 With

' Birth day of larch, A. D

» m1.uia in the rim one oi li

i- Htl ll3¢l1y’a reign.

£14!->

(S¢d.) Richard Reddin,

the hands of a commission who b a

- every ounce of liquor which is sold. té|v;tv?;,ll°l’icf'c?atl!»1ylll1»;re;ll,tl?el1r(;Jrt?l[:f new at S[I'1a11'COSt, e Through lack of information there

I posted in the following public ° ° p respectively-_ namely, in me 1

l1¢1°f=P»¢¢r &’l¥J¢§ks- .ss.lnigi ~- - ._ '" ~: i-:F i "alma

Furniture, Headquar- §{'“_1f§;'¥g; 5 __ , _ n _ -

_en - ""- -e ""- ‘ ‘ » '

f. _ i9.‘I."if.‘.’¢'i';" J“°“°°' te” 3-1655- .".- . --'rr-"--1' _ -_ 'V' _i 1 Q- “V3-225'l‘. U M ` A -_

»‘¢ l‘ ‘ ‘ _ _‘ rf ,

Clerks by 8 malority of 39 pins.

The game was very close and ex-

1-zsdru" matches yet played in Burke's .alley ‘i-

ii f ti - ' 1 ' ' T E LEU Sl TI E

-T e owner o ie horse of which eaglle “ff” r°ued19'8t mght wl-mn th? H I A _

,_ vw made in this column 4th Regiment _team defeated fthe '- YESTERDAY

I' - 1 _ . . ' , ¢ 1

I Mn P ' ` --H- H- Demon. -Chul°t&1on.Lt;ie ground zocny 1 foci time ynuo in and would aeooivo no one. Ii there noni that the sniiesll- “id ”°_e\5°'.: __ M _ _ was in Su`il_i|iii~a_ldb‘ 'y`eltfrd`ay.-S. _ntraatl with other days we have ever was a case in which the Hotmelbeen held UD 001114 N" 5”” tr °

_-_-'_-_-_-_-‘_-*-if-_-.ff_$l2i~.-.14-_-1-_-5:L-J-}`?_f_-3.-2.-_-; “ '_ ` - - `m\!¢h reason '_ for l1‘loidnK»-!°t we should speak it w`aa‘ now. The duty buy time down to October last- h

_K J C lotta _ -Jorda.u's Emulsion tastes _harm--should he far from iatiiied with pre was the stronger because three of our

° 'H' B°'.-F'-algae less but it is sure death for any all- sent conditions.-The danger has four members at Ottawa were silent

_nd __ Mb da S ‘fum 3-21d2i. overtaken us of feeling that’ because on the subject. The way things were

d°°l'h °°°“ “ my °“ Yes"-r 7"" ' ' _ a prohibltory law has been enacted going our Judges mightbe cut down

7'” ` -The roll od for the WNKI! DNN that therefore all our work lsnaccom- from three to two and from two to

ur 'An "7-' lm -"rl -um 'Q' fool Phill Oll Y-11° 3\\l!lIl\°l`lid° BUSY! pllslied, when in flctf mort earnest- one. It is only by constant exertion `

the late John Per .. De- _acriphona in H dk vicinity 1”; evening and was won _by Antoine new qu never 5° needed-by- tamper- gf our rights thai. our rights can be

"° m°“'“ ° 1”” 'am' 'Mud b' x‘“d°d w H' mu ' Ann' f\l’S¢l1hl1lt Wim B 80011 Of 541- T\1°~ance men and 'womslkthan at pre- retained. Some would say eleven jur-

1'35d’d'° ‘ fizlllowing were; the JSCKNSM ig t-_D6 sent. The least that' eil be said re- ors were -an good as;:_elvs,Hl;;it vhey

_'T _ 0 f-'YS' ¢0l1\l>¢ illzi- - - C “F 0. din' present conditions is, that *could not 'render a v ct. _ w on

_The Morning DMU quafmm gm 491; Wplwl' GNN. 453: M- Rivhlfds- dgmsnd should he made upon-the 'would the Premier or his callsign;

be obtained at Lailerty s IW.-nsorial 448. ‘_-emard DevR°ch,s_ 429; Rob"-¢_ powers th" b¢_ um; in 5 mm-¢ fpugwg gg lmve their own private in-

bui. not so sick but that his recovery, was hoped for The leader of the Op position uanted to drag the judici ary into politics The appointment rested wholly with the Dominion* Gov- ernment, and the Provincial Govern- ment had done nothing to delay t and were not in any way to blame This was a matter over which we have no control The Governor Gen eral had probably never heard of the vacancy. The resolution was not .res pectfui and all the changes made by the amendment went to make it_res- pectful. In regard to some of the ap- peals spoken of they were not pro- ceeded with when they might have been and while Judge Hodgson was still sitting. It was all right for this House to make a recommendation. but not in any censorious fashion, and that course would effect no good. While Judge Hodgson held on to his position he had a right tn do so, and the Government at Ottawa. had no

MIL _AR3gN_AU]_,1' _askql what er the Premier would deny that he Win an applicant,-,for _the_vaca-ut l>0¢“¢i°_“_7_ no prooeouee nog argue f thi* “N course of justice is very lI“|°\\ lmP°d* ed_-because this appointmentp lst yl1;?3_ ma-dia-. 9 0,ll$ W8! B __ . confedswloif and to the appoluthll power hifng t,r§i°sierred mm 91° Province-to the minion, and if _ap- pointments are not made it is surely a matter of concern t0. 1-5° H°“°°‘ There' had been long delay- All that the resolution asked was that there should be no further delay-

MR. PALMER said- all hoped and dxpected that the Dominion Govern- ment.-iwould make the appointmentnn due,\l,|ns. _Regrettably this 110651110” came up hate as 8 ll8_l'€Y ¢l\\°=*¢i°“- Politics could not he kept out of the discussion here. Why had n0t this matter been brought up in _the BBT Society, which is non-Dollflwl “nd represents the interest of thc lawyers. their clients and the interests of lus- tics generally? But no motion had been made in the Bar Society. Or the Judges themselves might have made representations, if they tboiiglli the interests of justice, were suffering, but they had not done so. He thouslll the resolution out of order altoge- ther and favored the amendment- MR. Mcl..EAN thought the Bar So- cietv of Charlottetown had nothing to do with the matter. Ther had not been consulted or taken action in_rc- gard to previous judicial appoint- ments. He denied that this is a party question. They were not asking for the-appointment of a Conserva- tive or a Liberal. They weve not ask- ing for the appointment of a particu- lar man, but only that an appoint- ment be made. He moved an amend- ment to the amendment to omit the

‘word "convenient" and hoped this would bc accepted and adopted un- animously.

MR. COX blamed the lawyers, said

the whole afternoon had been wasted

l.n¢i'nntliinz_to ao. 'He 11110311 timer

-s»._,n¢_-mn num- _ lfvlililnu

5, 11| o 4__ _,_ »_, _ ony- _th°_¢Jl\e.. _ __ f - nor mo _'S_osiety_ _ -Mya _- in- tervene ln this matter. ; __ resolu- elyyn was for an address t the Gov- ernor Geueral on the subject. That was thsnialn object, and was com-_ iiion to the resolution and both a- inendmenifs. The address would be carefully worded.

HON. L. McDONALD supported Mr. Hughes’ amendment. He said there was no precedent for the proposed address. _ -

MR. DOBIE supported the amend- ment to the amendment- _THE PREMTER_sald_ that n_o repre- sentations had _been__inade to' him or eo' the Government on this su_h}ect_'b_y the Bar Society or the Judges, or_b_y any one else. Hs said aavsalgtfor the amendment -to the amen _ n would be 5 'vote for the original- resolution,

MB. MATHIESCN Pointed out that

there were abundant_pi‘eced ts. _-In 1505 _an address had on motion of Premier Peters and s_oc0ud- od by Mr. Mathieson____,.a_eklng_ that "immediate measures be taken ‘to carry out the terms of union' with regard to winter communication. Il; was the duty of the Provincial Gov- ernment to guard the interests of this Province in ‘regard_ to this appoint- ment. The proper time had long ex- pired and the delay was disgraceful. In one way there was no precedent- no precedent for such delay. Previous judicial appointments were made at

once w__l;ex;h?.’ vacailncgi Egcuarod. __

Mr. a eson a e oor _ w en the House adjourned at 6 till' 3\>'o,'- clock tomorrow afternoon. "~’

_ _ _ After Dinner ~ _ I 'lb sum digestion, relieve' dlstrem

'after eating or drlukinl too hnrtlly, to prevent oauiatipwtiomfake - _ _

noone i‘l>ill-5"”

iolrl aw-rvwhen. 'N csnla. .

right or power to displace him. He E 1 q I = 1

over a matter with which the House

if is

d U' ‘ W” Sw” “"5” sh°“1d keeper' M“5t. tm" °xP°"i°”°°; cert will be beld_ the first fine night< would render my thanks as well as looking to a judicial appointment.

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FIPPPF

Burke . . . . . . .__ 166

CLERKS.

2?-‘9F’F‘1

151

Burke... 155

Webster... 136 Keenan... 156

day when this Province -should have W”

of justice and fair play, will demand

NOTICE

3 Ttl. is no Court to try them. ln conse-

Bruce... 148 163 152-463 quence oi this vacancy appeals could

179

148-493 not be heard and the course of jus- Madem Canada: -

A. McKinnon... 155 iss zoo-sis tice is paralysed. Gases or gi-eat im- at London, Ont. _ ~ _ _- l-rowse.... 135 134 131-400 portsnce -dating as far back as 1908, _ ` ~ _ Smith... 115 149 165-429 and others since arising were being 21 ,, - =

' - - -- --- blocked nd could not be proceeded - '

Totals... _ _ _ ___ 719 788 796 2303 with although very large amounts

were involved He attached no blame -- to any one during the time that

- Judge Hodgson was ill and had not ‘ "

1 3 Ttl. resigned. His recovery was naturally I '

McKie... 151-433 hoped for. But since his resignation '

108-424 no excuse could be oiiered for not fill- " _

174-489 and in all cases the appointments -- --- had been made within from four to

Totals... 760 724 780 2264 ten days of the vacancy occurring

Majority for 4th. C. A... 39 :_l_i_§rr_-__wt¢;_r: Si0x_m_pyr én_o_;'_i vs_? v0;B;_i; O _

$53 00 Steel Range .

on ine Bill forwarded by-the sliion- *i°°- ‘° 11"” md* °°f°”g f°P"S¢“

hi h id d 1 h P t tations on the subiect.

°f ‘fb °I "’°"m§, °' ,t 1'; '§§“"i‘2“ Hou. Ms. HUGHES me nu were

o_empor ono q=u'nodi thtth _ this Province. He quoted the opinion S_‘:__f1‘;“°be _Slam ;h;'a§2;‘_fa1j“v1f;3::c§ ,\__.__,5- '

of Senator R h 1 i d th -~ < , _ _ vince was wigliisnwitg Eighth? in bag ;n1yh°°°“"ed inbe(_2°t°‘:)°_;:te1§10' t 4- `-_ Q "93 _ \" 'f

mem s 1 ou

-. Li u. af 4

such le islation. ‘O B qu' P rv..

He wiht on to my "In view of ghsit ftH land bizznd tw? y_§ars__slnce /I

this, our Alliance will have the riv- “ 5° ° 59°" “ S* ° °1° Y- M ' ~-. _ ~ I _ 1 i .~ _ - ilegs of asking our Local Legislgture MR' HUGHES' continuing' m°v°d `Q \' 7 G best' Jubt where Its to perform that which we sought for an amendment' s?°°“d°d by H°“' Mr' -- \` JC

at Ottawa. There may be some Quee- flallant’ to stnke onli the words’ __ lf- ' ' t, ' l " ' l tion as to the propriety of inserting wm1°“t f\l1”il1_¢_2r_delay, and insert ff] '\ _ N _ .-- here ~one's own private conviction, um flvords' _with an canvement i‘\ " Ql ~ '__,g,.--1°* ‘fl

but in any case I wish to declare that speed' He “ld the d°1°'7 had been 5

in my judgment we have reached B stated to be much greater than it i » '

minds and the minds of the people °| th" dag "h°,ifh “°L."_:”°_”9“5_n°°

gona-oily, with the ina e t ith “‘° °' ° 1 T” “K9” H court which was givengerllnnfagor ol sam the app°im’me”t w°“ld be made

arms the Club we have nothing here -to do_ when the Government is "good and

" = _ but with the evidence adduced, and ready' He claim” it was ir” °“t` __ _T »I~ _ the facts in the case we have much' Egg ‘;p°” i“St'°f:th1‘:ltiihl_‘_’ep,:§°fv‘§*_9 _”'°°°°' - 1 _ wh - _ Bean . ou a '

to (0 en -lt is -Shown that B vol Department of Justice was involved

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'uinotlin lot or choice skinned Cod- "2"f“°t°d1'{‘ tai” °l“b' "'h'°'~’ is A" disgrillilfnlcalhiifg-lg el-fe ellllmedwlzol

fish and Smoked Haddics just receiv- md? mmf- 0 at transacted at the the resolution was fully jus. <1 at Beer ze Goin. a-ezazi °' ““"’ ‘°°”"°d b“" it °°"”“'”1’ "‘* mea o d :noi in l 9 ' comes time for every sober minded wmv; t d ° U _““g“;§° .. _ _ . , citizeni k, 'diitii send W" “°“"_ "°'P°° “- ` ° Don thtliink of letting the children oy the la.; aozaaebaiz Btreeteisoplacgg amendment made it a matter of "con-

go to sc_ool thiuugb all the wet and in uw common jam then eve" lover venient speed." The trouble was that SHOW. Wlthvllh 8 P8-Ir 0! Ollr 10011 this appointment was made a mat-

ume of business in strong drink is _ hu lt lv H t

rubbers. Goff Bros. 3-22d1i. “mt the pvwtice of many busmesm ter of “convenience” to certain peo-

-"‘ professional and public mem to m_ ple. Justice should nd be a matter

R °1 d jo under th cover of 8 Uthman B of mere convenience The Government

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Mlrrors esl Vere club, all the eprivlleges of a bar room “ought t° weaken the "°“°1“u°“ in

h ld t 1 n b to] ted Thi stead of adopting it and urging the

In every home there 5_,,‘,;;‘,,,,,,“‘},,,,,°,§°{,,,;,,,,,,;’;y ,;,, ,gi n>....i....._._.-in ... gi., :no..i.i._i-i.._g;,_

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° - tion of placin ll t cti - i

which can be resilver- non... fo. .n.‘p.f`.no.§o°“§P` n.'§"§¢¢ 13

d and made g'ODd as careful auditing system could trlica

seems to be some opposition to this We are rg to hgndlg

Need fofwafdwg a ;“..°.f.f:.::’;_.P.“:.§‘::.1"_;.°;;l.i.°:.':;'2; fx: ,_ 1,, ,,, g,,,,‘f, ,‘f,,,,,, ,,,, ,nd

umber to the lass to be'bo h wise an necessary. The _ _

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_ _ orks shortl . It will; . .. - - ,,{’ ,, . _ _ _

lllaihw €a;d¥&:luQ%;‘f?"-` ost you Send- vdevt PHGGU.

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and digestibility of Kellogg's Toasted Corn Flakes.

that you get it.

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b It P 'Mbit _ _ MR. MATHIESON thought the _ "_t _ B so u e to ion except in em matter one of great gravity andurg- ul ‘l ' 15.*- ‘

~ Q ramental, Mechanical and Medicinal __ d th h » _ _ _

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____ _ 5 E nt 8 ou won- B wp Sec 37 sub ect. He cited numerous cases in

Counteract acidity

ll and Sweeten “P the g y WHS a denial of Justice He was sur-

.~ 3%! whole day with a - ,.~ -_.ig morningdraught of

7 E 1" Al)l)€y’S This Sauk Alia Sieel Ran ' '

_ I , __ ' . ,` Se lfvlll g_0 under This Sask-Alia Si l R 'lh d I 2-° --<1 6°- - ;‘;_§,.;‘:.°:;z';f1'_;.*;“::.'r;:;§?::f§.‘r;‘:..:::1 l.°.:_°; I :;';'.‘_-°_s::_:_§_ “fff w` "°° " ' nl, 1' I Sold eVefYWhe\'¢ °- vbi. wi" he Phlnll’ m°\`k¢d “S ll‘°.Y *lfe "CC¢lV¢l'l per ileservoir g spleudlgvedlont|hlll1rlm‘eff:;, Q‘£` I _ ___ _ __ _ 57 with the exact date and hour of receipt. This bakes and codks with unvarying uni%;"_m‘_“tyP;__; i

brought against the Charlottet wn ' - ‘ . 0 _ -"§ X Club consmemblv exercised ‘Luv prised to hear the Premier say the r_.;__. ______,_` _

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received the range will be given

$53.oo.

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auction sale will end on f Saturday April fglh.

_ You can__b|d as low or _as high as yall lik¢_ The

ravlge will he given to the highest bidder. Should more than one bid of the same afflhunl be I

der ofthe highest amount. The range will be

._ placed on exhibition in show wi ow and is a

brand new stove rlghi from the f. hlory. Regular

f lfow Much are we llffcred?

'=' more people familia

iority of the Sask-A

. WM* oguc describing it

the asking. It tellsj

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just how. protected

\Ve guarantee this

every respect, and lo g no! we will refundyour

\ Now you know tha

every day, so fill in the

of our Act, which permits bona fide I S k 0, _ _ _ transactions in liquor. This whole wmch appeals had been put 1." and S _ a a Question is laid before the Alliance f:°“m "°_t b° tried' Del” °f_ JUBUOE _ . ._ 4,_. _ _ by the Executive for its conBidera_ is ly, denial of justice and where such tion. Durin the ear an action delays °xi°.t'°d "Pm War to Ye” it

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is economicnlin the consumption of fuel, Hay improved bfoiler door and thc fireplace can be divided during summer monihs minimizing fhs <’

to _he “__ _ _ hem _¢_|‘ld Bilvlllg fuel- The inside of the outer _

s en- I body is coated with McClary's Anil-Rust Alu'.

I min_uni and then lined wiili asbestos to prevent

radiation !Adequaie provision is made for ex- pansion and contraction of' the cooking' top. Re-

g\1lar$53 oo. __ -

flow Much' Will You Bid?

115--436 ous vacancies in the Supreme Court, _ __ _-R. d’

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'cies had been sued with pmmptnoss '3' 3'-' llswl?

TEIAPERANCE ALLIANCE H. ...led wh, th... should be ,,,,,, -_

|5 ||| 355310)] this long delay? He isle that if pro-

2 131 161

McEachern__. 162 148 172--482 ing the vacancy. He cited the previ- - l" _“ _ _ -

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per representations had been made to _ E ' - ?

the Government this appointment ,M _ _ l .

(Continued from gigs 1.) W0\11d_ 119-179 bw!! 10115 BED made. and - -_-fygfsli ._ __ _ ~ .

The President, Rev. H. E. Thomas, that It was the any °f the Atmmey -l-_l.7;l'-.3_‘, .` ol ws _ ,

in submitting his annual report, re- General' as g“ard‘°1“ °! th.” Nom? 1” f-,|_:_.";_'_-.gif 1 .»_ f , :_ - 3 - ' _ ierred to the discussion in the Senate regard to the admmistmtwn of Jus' " A ll u ’ `

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CONDUCTING' 'THIS Sale as a means of making rwith the unquestioned super- Ita Steel Range. Our free catal- ‘ thoroughly will be mailed for ust why the SASK-ALTA is special features make it so, and on the inside,it will prove to be,

in the end, the cheapest range to purchase.

_range to be exactly as represented in ive you permanent satisfaction, or if money. Could we do anything fairer?

t a chance like this does not corne coupon today and seize this oppor-

tunity ofgeiiiug fhe best range at YOUR OWN PRICE.

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rates. 8 or 9 inch covers, has large

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My bid on the Sask-Alta Range is $.... -

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li will be llelivio-sl ni Your simon _ri-elglii Prepaid rin --Blllfllllu Bldlll(-#r ` ~

in Name of stove now in .. Md'

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