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Edvsns Plzivch EDWARD ISLAND this Tl1n.DEw

Att vrs Wolzrn PRINTING

9,1-;-'=’“"=°"“`l _' .r ' ff THE ' -'bl fl sa-

. ___ _ _ __ __; _‘ir T its ‘ Lo A to » - M' _ -’ __

S,-,;i~ _ 1- - I ` lidodabrs "billy 1 A Road by-¢\‘r`d'P.V'&&'d'y

¢~~f~i§~¢'il1‘Il'sl'¢¢=r "-~L;~lll".`s""" ' ~ 1' ' - -'<1' 'if i~::._" - » ._ `. rr- _ -_ - ,r 1=- - -- - - .--n -' 4,, - ._,, __ _ _ _i_1_.._ _ "-ef, -._ _-

:_ ~ __ .__ one ~ ~ - . _ ‘ 1 ‘_ ~,.__,_j~ - _ ,_r»-,_,,,,,,,,, ,,,,_ _ _ ClmiLo'i‘mrowN-._ CANADA, wsowssollv, APRIL 2.0.1919 ___*_'_'_‘_x'__:_*__':'_:__°_'.'_v:;>__':-____"::l';'°_': ~

.tritium llinfvliuiiilo riluupg ilu;

.if iIiliL;LiiGiSLATURE

\ Q----¢----_

Honsormet at 1a

H-on .uulilzs A Mcuslu. present ed @'i'»etli_l_¢m_-_ from.. the Mllyor and Town ~C°lil‘i¢|_!_ 40( Sumglerside asking for so"alniii¢lhi`sni to the Astor info.. pofntion $i'o‘vidin!.i’oi‘ the issuing of tieit6i\t\ir1d!.i.f0i° $15,000 for -'the pur-` clils¢`_of A sionm roller and also for l§lil,_000» lotytllo installation or nn sinc- .irie llsllt blunt. »

wltltlittet , lmsmidi Aitétunutv presented

a biiilestitled an act respecting' 'rele- shone' Lines inquiry. Bill read a me time. _ _ _ i _ -rlB~Ml¢`ti"li|‘\`9!1¢.¢'uL~r' moved tho l~lous_e into committee or the whois to, consider a resolution to introduce s sill .to continue the wal- and ilenltli, Tax forthe current you-_ - in exploinlnl the resolution the Prof :hier stated that the neod for this tat is as greet today ns ever. -Prices were* As Nth is ever. in some ca-ses higher. Moreover' the soldiers were now re- turuihgitt wonidbo necessary. as in ind past, to provide tor those remain-

t i

ing in the city for demobiliza.tion_ An uct to amend un act lncorpora

None . he felt. assured, would object to iltis. 'rho cost would no doubt be con- slii¢rstls,_nreesl>ly noiwson sight ood ish tiioonand dollars.. frills. he sold, wus njegitimate war tax and we have A right to do this much for the soldiers. Much ofthe tax' would be required to

moot the incl eased expenditure tor Fal-

war and health purposes. Ol tho $3 000 collected under this tax last Y

districts the balance by the City Charlottetown and incorpornt IOWDB, 'I'l18l‘8 WHS no other, way

ready levied

not-ated towns' did not pay on moo tax.

Mn. JAMES #Aron would like have the Hon Member come a live in the city whore hc might lea something about taxes. lie thong it poor policy for the Opposition stand in the W-ly of a tax levied r the benefit if returning soldiers.-

Aitcr some further discussion tl

ol Premier Arseuault the hill was dared to be road a iirst time toiu row. _

estate was lead n third timn and pn ed.

An act to incorporate the Town Montague uns read a third time s Passed. '

On lnotion of Premier Arsenfiult ll

House wont into committee ot t

Opposition were to blame We took . _ . P. . . - - _ the tax as vie found it. continued the - - - '- ~ . uccount of thu Liverpool dock wor Plemier and added one third to it for ` ers strllic hnvc been rcsulnod :mil iii

1'.

ehont 814.000' was paid by the country

of was given yesterday afterllooll to Col.

ins the Trustees of the Owen Connolly

of,

le ada. (Applause) He came back

0°lY°°‘l'|’i091lllf\| “ii IUHFWRTY- Tile; whole to further consider tho Proll

ltlou Anlelldnlent Act.

#ax thx would be necessary as lon as _p_rl¢_os'reinaln as -high as they ar oisrdiear. D

“A-'EQ \N¢\»55N “M64 “Hi ‘Q Wi” amendments in connection with the

'i3`p"~ii`5'8f“;'f’i.3'ti1'e`contlhnanco of this ta spit did ,noi tear oquitnuly ulwv H

tse'pe_o‘iil°~ Til? ill M811* "U “°°°“' leaving it to the discretion oi the so liryblit lie oiiiboiod to me method in

D was to make analysis compillsory u

' ill

it 9 During discussion of clause 18 P

'mic-1- Arsenoult moved some siig

X alysis of liquors the obiect of wil

mission as to how tho analysis gllo

v‘vnlo§f`it was levied, 'Last your about_ be camcd OM

:sumo nod seen ooueoiod and not) ,im GE,_~,,,aE E_ HUGHES com

PG'

nd' we owe' thoso liberties which hung

more than 810.000 had boon expended

od that there was now no guilrun

for war and health purposes. lt was.

ho claimed. not on eduiisbls wi. Largo km,wn_ 1", ,._a|d_ that homes bmdng

property holders in the incorll01‘Hl€

towns .land in Charlottetown are ox-

einpt. `

PIUNVE” ARssNAuLY Emma' tm ed credit for the measure oi analy

Mi'.'McLean‘s benoiit_ that if the tux

5 well known brand were often open

by an electrical device and the -bolt filled with inferior liquors. He cial

introduced by the Premier and hop

-_ -»r___:~ ' ' '_ ' "" l- 'f 'mi

Y ‘ oiiered for sale for medicinal pil

ln sisi

;. CUNDENSED ‘SPECIALS _'_

. ; _ ,_ -_-»_.~ -, W.; _ ._ _- _

illo-I1 ..'.~.f A

FOR GALE--#WHITE LEGHOHN `

.~~-‘rv-I"-~' I' ‘II H, ,|_mm,'..,,?,,,-. Pneivilen Aass.NAul.~r sold tu

if it was unv consolation to the H Gentleman he could claim as mu credit as he liked 'for this nleasu as for him he was quite satisfied have the-details of analysis in

hands of the colninissioners

After 'brief remarks -‘ov Mr. Juni

lions; laying, Apply 228 Climber- _ Paton, ivir. W.M. Lon and Sir Cheri

land st., city. ~ 2’l

=w|%i'“lb.-annul; muse. funn

l ll

ishod or udturntshod Modern con venlonces, Write to W. cle Guardia

ron' oAL,lt-;-,_1f_wo-cAns time .iuS'r mired; me 'one ear ‘Sydney Slaz- Apply"-it. A. i\icPhail, New Haven.

_ ii.

°w._§u‘reo ov LA_ov aoilnn- Ano room in`p`rivuo'miiily,csnti-nllv loo- _niss on;kron`ai iloor. noni; lil _ -Gdarthelif-Gillies. also-4~l_sii

._.' 3' - ___

*lion “Lei-i.‘lMl~ri!o Numnen "res`codhr ohklsts.~ sito 12 x 12 ln. 3d_rin.i_Ptios~$ll:50_ Just what you* luf@.lit`.{hirfth'g.t fur coal. or set of _:ui-s._ct'li`-nolsoon at charles ls. cur ’ ~,il3iii's_'¢llli'poni6r shop ‘or Moors st sie- _l.lid'd‘s,i l..ni:__ ' _ Ap. -reel ‘ ,f Nvdn‘fA‘r.. '68-i-rousl +o tr; lit noi-'iiitiiily si two centrally loo-l _ ,_s,il__.modern ,convolt ‘ie\‘licea.“` pf y '.‘b"vclo Ghnriiian.

" ~ ` ‘ P' _ »_ss'li-4-zolviir.

-_.

moiisn sr Mr. J. ii. sell

` ' ' (bpeoill to Tho Guardian.)

Dalton the bill was agreed to amended and ordered for third read

tomorrow.

on motion of Mr. A.J.. McNeviu

bill to incorporate K-ollys Cross s south luoivills nur-sl 'telephone co pany was received and the House w into committee with Mr. RJ. McL

n The bill was agreed to and orde

tool! recess.

April 2

AFTERNOON SESSION

011

l»lollse_went into committee f°\°

f '° out uiulniui-Nl iiialit;,,,_,,,,

:he town oi Kensington. Mr. Geo __““3l\¢s in the chair. Progress was

ported. '

(continued on page Three)

Press Cen§_n_r_ Resigns

_ _eo~ooN. Auf" 2'--it 1° “”“°“”

poses would he of superior 'quulit_v.

if Mr. J. ll. noll addon ills son-

nd seat in thc House when Colonel Mc- m_ .Phnil was n member und went lorth ent to war. They were poor spe_nkei's on ey, . that side of the House and would pl-c~

1 n in the cha" for second wamfgi talk themselves-sit in silence and

1°’ third reading tomonom House the scenes of war. llc often had

9 wondered lf the British rnco had not - - - ' ' '

`dcgellcrntcd. The Gcl'mans_ he knew., (Continued on Page Four) l\ir, .l. lf.. SlNi'L..\ili (Qui.-oils. i’. i ___ _ _ ._ _ _ _ _ _ . .. _ i.l= l well w lu-lun io ilu- f~m~u~f»u M, .0 ,,,__ ‘__,,_,,,,.,, _,M ,,,,_ A,,,,,.,,,.._.

of Lilr llullse n illiltlol ol llliiloilnllcc,

lui iiiiuix slnci un. . - f 1

A cordial and inspiring reception

Alexander McPha.il C M G D S O

cd _ _ l - . .. . . . in by the Legislature of which hc was

_ 1/high mg Wai and Heanh Tux could a member when the war broke out

ifetitiolrrrocehcd and rote;-rss to be ievied ,my by ,ncreésinl mx” “_ and from which he enlisted, going

,to the front with his regiment. Thu

MR A E M¢\_g;,N Mm wnwuded body of the House was reserved for

tim( 9';-opeygy m me du; ,md in mcm._ visitors oi' whom there was n repre-

ej scntlltive attendance.

Colonel McPhall was provided with

to ll seat beside the Premier. Alter nd tho Speaker (Hon. A. P. Prowse) had m taken the chair and formally wel-1

comed Colonel McPhull back to the

ht to l-louse and his native province.,

Premier Axsenault said tile very

pleasant duty fell upon illln, that of

lo welcoming back to l’. E. Island and

'within the walls of that llouse which

resolution was carried and on nlotlon _

m,_ he left to go overseas when the war

broke out, Col. McI'liiiil. Col. McI"hall

or-

and another molnbor. Major Telnplc

__ McDonaid_ immediately cnlistcd wllcil

the war broke out. Unfortunately they recognized the fact that the oth-

SW er member, Major McDonald, will not

return. lie sleeps in Franco. Col. McPllail has returned full of honors,

nd"witii a career not equalled in this

_ province, or in tact, excelled in Can-

he _ ~ - s l “__ _ with the order ot Knight Command-

er of St. Michael and St. George and the Distinguished Service Order; thc Croix lie Guerre of France, the Mons

ht ninnen and the B_n.r. lueuol. lf ony- nn ~ __ thing were necessary to testify to

Col. McPili1il‘s military career the

:_d_ decorations on his breast spukc lmill-

d ly indeed. (Applause) They were

proud to honor such men, bccanso li. was to them and their bravery that

- loc _ _ __ _ ,

as to the purity or "quo___ It was so long ln tho balance. ll till. uorld

nba free to democracy today il was

. to mon like Colonel McI’llull wo owcii

ein these liberties. Wlhn-t w-_~ .rrcil them

° wenever could repay nor recom-

. peneo them fo" the eufierillg and ull- t-liil hardships of the ba.ttleiielil_ Thi-y

ed could appreciate tllellt services, first.,

that henceforth the quality of liquors _th ____ ___

_,_ by welcpniing ihenl buck wi e

enthusiasm in their power, and sec-

nt ond, by assisting buck to civil life om those who needed assistance. 'lie cu had grant pleasure in welcoming

1; his yours here would be many and le happy. To Mrs. McPhail they also

tendered their appreciation and re-

___s gretted that through indisposition ee sho wus illinblc to_be present that

back Colonel McPhall. He trusted

day.

E. gratiilatlons to those of the 1‘rcmicr.‘ ___ lie had not the honor oi having il

fer to listen to-Colonel McPhail th-an

listen to 'tile lessons he brought from

-il0i.iMAilPHAlL, (l.M'.G..D.S.0.» EN R01]

S e al to The Guardian "

,_,,_,,,,,, _ , ,___ _'wi ___-_»___m__b_e ____ he in Proviilciil Legislature oi Wliicii the Distinguished ,0_.§,,;’,;_' ,,,,,,, 2., ,ml ,;3,,,,,

éa

were coilviliced that it hull. and hud.

showed this by their pictures ill thei

delay will be only lwo dilys lllsioil oi rl week.

The Elllprosd oi' Britain snllcd l

I R H of Cunadiall iroopsllips cullcclli-d is

‘;l and Piano Competition at Fevcrisll Stage.

" Mallrot/nilia will lcnvo in two tiny

comic papers' How “mm "msc mc" with thc. whole 'Calladinll siege :irtil

stand up' against tlio host trzlincd arm

in Ie‘urope'! The Genlinns could not since Apr" 15( _u_ 750 of _Lu muks

ini $340.00 Plioilola. Orgunolll, This priz

conceive it possible. But they hu

been taught it lesson. The dormnn

energies .Of the »Britlsh race have bee

manifested once more. and we lluv seen th- Jutiilnil ere as brave as those wh fought dex' Nelson nt 'l‘rnialga (APN3 J

The ming ‘liolllu oi' their Roo

friend

they rea

he had ilo, they knew the spirit of the ‘Url

ish race _ad not dcgclleru.tcii._ It wil not alone tho spirit of thu .Uritlsll -----

pcopio that had not ricgclli'rn.tud,

the mcn who fought xl-

1'.

nted the some lesson. Whcl zed the spirit and tenacity _

nifested on the field of lini-

_ go to Scotland to oversee the delncbl

‘V cry live tilolwzillll oi' ull rnilks.

‘:,hnvq been trnlmported to Calladu

cluding 1,019 officers.

2 T-llc wlloln ni' tllo Fourtll Divlslo __ is nt lu iluvro und will sail for Eli ___ land ill in few illlys.

Gelloriil 'Sir Dilvid Wulsoll is ill ini

_tion making the all'l'uni.:oltlel1ls. Tlil

d_ will leiivc only tile forestry corps ull _ lllnes of conimunicatloll troops 1 ‘Fmnce Geucrui '1‘ul°ncr is in Frniic

t ___ '/.ntiun oi ilic iol'esti'y units there.

it - `

wus tile same with tho Brltlsll l':i<-c nil over the world. ‘l`lloy might seo _

it in Australia, lil Now Zltnlunil und

the other colonies no they saw it l

Canada. The men of tho ilritisll rut-l» wllcrcver they were to llc foililll u'i\rc the elaine as those in the uallantiiuy

0F NATION

B -___-__.

of the past. But for~ their bl‘i\vul'y, (3F'°°'°' *° 'he G'“°"di‘*"-)

resource and dcterlllinatioll toiln

we would linv'c bet-ll ilnllor Gcrlnnll rule, with a German governor an

colllpelled to salute th='_~ Ccrinian oillc- el's. They could not :lo too lullcll for the returned heroes und he was gin lo sec*'ih'§s Governincllts, both locnl and Dominion, recognize them. About 55,000 oi' our i'-lils sleep ill l~`l'iincc ` The sentiment of the people toward them wus what it should br. recogni- tion oi’ ilio [uct that though ilcu

those mcu still iivo and givo its pl'iic~ tical lessons of lifi~. li. is hccnus Oi what tllosc lui-ll have taught ll those men in tho grnvcd---ill the llol.~

tonl of the ito:l-illnt wo ll:lvl_-_ :tn in-i ---°-'"---*-‘~"'-~‘~

° 7

spirntioli ihilt will l'iii:vi- ifilllailn to 1 proud position fllnong,n_u.tions. 'lic was proud tu welcome Colonel l\li_-

Phail proud of the honors lieilnil won,‘_

for these honors were'si\:\ri~ii by cv~ ol-yollc in Prilice l<1flw;\rLl islnlldl (Applause)

Colonel Mcifhnil. ill`rcply, snid ilu

should be less than humull lvcrc ll not moved by the generosity an spirit of that welcome, and no luor

of thanks. He. wished to thank ill

oi' tli'e Opposition 'rind all .thc mom- 'bcrs for their iiillii ruccptioll. ` ii was sure his liolliwnhle iricllrl. tile Lcalilc\‘ offthc (lpposliion, lliid he llc_uli it lncmbcr of tllc House ill 1913-14.

would not have seen lllu'ch of llllll in lilo liouse. for ii so happened he was engaged in work which sntisilcd his conscience was oi more importance ut t-he time than uiténding lilo curl part of the i-lcssiolls of the llouse. He was not vain enough to ussulil

that the recepiloll wus telldoroii to

*"°l -ll\l.§~._ dll; lii|A`ti|t- rii.i.v

3 _,hay (he 1|-ish press censor. Baron

-V001'-1 dld:"Qiro__d by Nntwood. Apply Clos has resigned and limi Mei

W l¥Yrde"§i*'bsl. North River. _ 53644-30Mll7d_

PM if ,ttf-cu’ ones -suite' me lol 9i‘rse€/by us lost aaloininz residence oi F..8. Drake, will be Dfiered tel-fain-on Wod'nesilny,- May

of the irish Unionist Ailinnca has b appointed to succeed bim-

__-s--@**‘”"-_"-'

Armoimcnnnsrs.

'lib lt 2 p. in., also furniture. No, V NTS inspection before dots of sale 2 COMING E E '

Pwnc on 'mi ttsiuvylv vnnelt

leer- Hillview

watch. with

4 mils: sold silos

Owner

'1 stmrrxsos. E1'

_--_Q

u'1~|,¢ old Folks; Concert will Mid in the ltasolbrooln Church

-\n;u§d;(tay"evéning. A aiivor col

w,dM,qny April .3ii. it not line, on peorqd’ and

' ` lect-

y_ PARIS, April 29~'1`lle Covenant o

the League nl Nnlinns nrivllscs litiiv on

_ it is esselltial tilai. you start right.

ll'

visiting the battle field onli will inter

S and will have utilise to know lin ilrisll

d‘ ihiisinsm Til the press oi this city

. tuutest For Special Prize

-ii 0nly Four Days Remain.

the utmost contempt for us. They Saturday wnh 28300 “mmap and HSM

it Winner of Extra Prize. ,_ _

1 'rm-: sPEc|Ai. Pnizi-:

WHS lwilglit from and guarantee-ri by ll.

|| T. llolillun. Ltd., Sunlnlcrsirliz 1'. ln,

i~- ‘tlnli is oil display :ii llluir suillplc room, Cllnrloitctolvli.

The racy, lor lilo i-.xtril prizlr to ll iiivcll :l\\~.lv Moy Lird, is rcuclllill: il ` l`\>V0l'l~“`-il Sl-\-‘tin und by ihc next lou days iilc collicsiillits will be busy a been gatltcrillg in the iiubscription prollliseil them. Fncll is striving fn' the honor of lllukilig -the greatest galil

1.'

H 'i fl e

April 19th 'Ind 10 p. m. May Zirii.

During tim i-oillillg four rliiyii lli¢,;~

l'€C0i‘dS for villgdgrttillg wil] bi- brg!<¢»||

_trelneiidolls volt, all nlullg thc line. One thing in certain; wiloevcr will will h.\vi- ‘o pol; .in ollollllolle mic

luis been bnttliuig,

I STARTING RIGHT IS ESSENTIA

during the poriod llelwt-eil milllli;.;h'_,

all ilifllontioils pointing iownrrl al

" I

,_ l

d hor. Louvre. which has always lice

n cllainplon of the League soy

“spcilkillg guilt-willy wo :ire houllil

lilollts. its lwollly-six :irticlcs umlsl

d iltc l°i'liliy the istaiilicc ol` ill.. lmnitli

indeed llliiiiy _of lilo principle lleu's~ Y"U ha"/0 'N011 misufeil Of hell) bi' lil papers tibstztill from oolillllclit illioizet- Cvllliisl iicllllflmelll- Of The Gil-'ifiliilll

_ _ say the pact oi tile Lcnglic oi Nations _,_ cailsrs il izoriuin llnlolllll. oi' ilis:lpp:_lllll~

,I All the llcip that cull llcgivcli iuirl 3; is at your oolnlllallii. A full supp to ot' letters. subscription blanks, card etc., may bc llntl for the risking.

it. illwnyil nt liilllil aliii lilnkc your lit-li-r ly iuillltiloll to will cvliieni io tllosc wil

ill’ govul‘llllit»=lll:4 io .=iiil`i:i;linl‘ii ll\i~ll‘

ure iwipiilg you. Your ienrllc.=il_lii\.<

KEEN RACE FOR

' EXTRA PRIZE

\ o a o s g a

in Guardian s Automobile

Expected to be Broken 'by

_nutos sometimes have the loudest llorns. Ks-epillg eternally at it is what bus put: the present leaders where they am. A few cnnilldutes who made rapid pro. Kress 'at thc beginning of the contest, Jumping in the leading positions in their districts no longer give evidence .oi the sirengtli they at first displayed. it is certainly not because they cannot secure ballots. Can it be that they have undercstilneted the voting power of their brother and sister candidates, Pcrllaps they feel satistied that their present postlon is secured and will mako no further effort until it is

s-Iscrloiisly lllroatencd lf you would

, succeed. get out and hustle. Sell

sntlninclioll is a dispoller oi progress and dlssipatos every former effort.

_ DON'T LOOK BAGKWARD

The cnniidatcs who believe the#

have rowed fnr enough in advance in

L be content with their worlt are likely

_to -be swept back downstream by the _tide of votes which their opponents

e have secured. Lying on one’s ours

is not effort- it‘n just drifting, and you

. | . . y cannot drift your way to success in ly this c0ntesi`.` s. “it takes alive iish to get up

stream: any dead one can iioat down.

llnvn _vmlr pencil -nnll note i>ool\,it is much ‘better to progrosi; with

-`cvon strokes than to -be whirled into

out mill raco through _ldleness and in s

it 1' will hc rciiuuieii lil illr-ir :iitiiviiy ullil

hr-_ forcoil to struggle to regain calm. waters. 'I‘_l-tat is exactly the position

c tcrrllol'l.1i i;o\'cl‘i»igniy nllll are noi q now i-\l.'il‘il-D" ol' illi~_l:i\v o'l` lmtixiu

ii your l~ili<-cc-lf; ilullllly zlssurcvl.

which lluil been hoped lor." Canadian Express Co

Employeillet Raise

iSpl_~.:inl in the Glinrilinnl MO.\"i`iii‘}Ai.. April 29-».-\i\ iltcririi

if hour Llny for all men except those lis- ' signed to trains were »a\vzll'il:-ii employ-

wonid be expected of ililll but a nord eos Ut. uw Canadian Express Company

_ by the arbitration board whicll colislil-

Speaker' the Prmmer nm] the Leader el'ed`tlloir item. The illcresso ill sal-

;|_|~y(1gii~§l'lillll .lilly ini. Both ll

Q flloil illlli ill-l uollipillly llilviv :|Hl’L'i?ii lil' ..__.__.__.,_-

'accept ilnl lilliliiig ol thi: lloilril.

._.._`_----

Discharge or Leave For

...___-

y` Tho iclloivilig rcporl in given

liallzard of the 241-h April. with \'ci`i-_r- _

e ence to tho quesiion nskcii l>_\' Mr.

J. i"1. Silloiilir, l‘\\gn\'i\ll\g l'cl<_-:iso ui s tliers ui linli"i:\_\:

lilo

lefer-reil to in l (llailoitviouli pllpr-l'

to _ _ rl Apill l, :uni io liek tlllv iilillisior I ul Militia a qlicsiluii ri-guiiiillg it. This

of twcllty-ilvc dollars tl nlo'ntll ill sill-

” ilry and the illtroiluction of nn eight-

- Soldiers at lliilifa

,p , o.§§§§7.l'.}§.}I Elf;-5.21 -` ‘ . t. English lilanllclgo wcl'c vi-rll :ls-

On nlolloli of lion. Julncs A McNcll\ _ _ _ _ rl§_:;lc__ M_____ ________ _ __________________ ____ _ _“___

a ifioict llirlillcllillllill. rvliiilii-fi l`illly lii~r

iiigllitv no oili- oi‘ llli l.i iii-~» i ill

“The h _ land, vvliiio Mr_lJumesJliarlfettrlnsulionii

" <1- ing lialilt. the llli-ll rnlll‘llr~l~, lull iiitli-

' ' , - `io bo desired. _

` ' ‘”""""'- """""“"“' _ , il til i l. _ ~_

. The coming of the Majestic playersiare concerned nllrl willing to scli his ____l__l__‘?___(_n;_(_`___f:£_ __1_?__?:;“l‘i;

coil irom Halifax was an event much alitlci title for Canadian gold. levcnts quick- _ _“__ _mud with nm__h __h__v____

. _ _ ii l do pnted. consequently they were greeted l ly develop. the illiterate but ricli _‘__;;;____________ up by s. crowded house last evening and rancher appears on the scene and pre- E_______y0____ _h_______ sen mcse ____u______

i l"ollnw` tllcsc sllggcstiolin und _vol voiil wil slliprlso -bolll you. and yml _ iricllds.

ni the candidates who relinquish their

ir efforts and allow themselves to be I' surpassed in ihg actual number U!

votes obtaincil. Tlloy have literally

S Anybody, lio llinttol' where sitllall-il (0 nwim against mn currgm of W.

ivan voir for his ol' hcl* lavorltc. i ‘any district. sllllply by rclnltting 1 a subscriptloil to The Gnnriiiiln coli lest licpilrllnent_ 'File votes ililowo ‘will hc crciliicii to iilc culldidnli-

“S ` spciziiled. _

DON"i' JUDGE BY THE NOISE

` You never curl toll by the sound of a whistle how inet the train is going, lio'r is the "lionk~liollk" of an uutn any

lc lliilii-_ltioll of its spcoil, Tho, slllzlill-st

i is lilo llclil oli wllioll l llaso my ii\i"“'.- lull:

‘_ important to Farmers. Premier Arsull _unit will moot n. delegation of fllrllll-rs

X iizivilllr suns ill the nlilitary at Haliillx

itliii who t|c.~iirl,- to have thcln llmili -tl

____l1onl(- leilvc or ilischurgi-, on l~`ri<l:iy

'iL5tl'lillsl.ntl.1i0 uni., in lilo Y. .\l. i`_ i,‘_

lin:-l i'i~olillor Arsenalllt nliy illltllor-

i|_\- from lllu Govtjrninoill in grnui ‘ llolm- luilvo or tlisolinrgc io any li'

_ illmsultllcrs who ~.\l'i~ ni liuiiinx? Mui' 1" i also il.-lk wily soliiiclws who were unli-

was siglll-ll uri; still bcilll; llcld :lt lliiii- lux?

Itiliiill'-(lr-iii-lull Mcwlliirll (ZVillii>il|.~i'

of Milillul: l may say. oifliand. ihilt. the l’remicr of 'l’lilico Edward lsloilll hun no nuillorii_v_ whatever. from thr- Militln llopilrllrlont regarding the son

lnull llllvillg imc" sunt thorn slilci' thu nrllllliiicc. A clrriiiili llulnllcr oi' ii'o<;ps llrr~. oi' collrsi- hold lllcri: durlllg.dls- uilllmrlinliuil, llilii ini' o'ul'ryil\i.: i::l Kar- ` rlsnli duly. lf the hon. gcnilclnnll will put his riucstloll oil thc Order Pap:-r.

unswrfr.

Also nil April 2.'»ili thu following:

l slinll llc very glail to givu him the

hm/_‘e'the promise of another this even- pnrstlons go on space for the wedding _ _ _ ‘

B R. COOP" h°“°7ar9 secwmry , _ h nr. to bo lil the conllolliilllo mm ' om; ing. when the company may win fur- when tho mise (anadian incidentally ;'___‘_°_ce Edward ______________ __________ b__________i

Ither laurels in their presentation 0|’ spreads the rumor that he has lost Nha _wok , » .. _ D ' - .The qirl from Manitoba which his money. 'Pile engagement is brok F_______w___8 WM _‘___ _ml of __l__,____m_ was so admirobly staged last evening. on on hut iii.. harry ending in which ___________ _, Everyone loves a pretty love romance. n splendid young Englisllnlnn wins thc- “'7____o__ _ _ _ M___ nohcm `__m___,_ especially when the story is cast_in‘ hvanil and hom-t of the Girl Front Muni- _________ 0___'_0______ _ _ __ “___” “____M__ mnw En'-"°_nd when an interest centres wha ‘B NM nw omung cwryolw wum' Lzlilv Vlolcl llcnllcllxlirlil _ . ._

_ among royalty and the Dccreso. ed. ' ' Mm _‘mm__ Gr(.u“,,,,“\,_ (. _,_“.snithy‘ rancher has abeautiiul _ Miss Laurn Arnold is a clial'ming ____ _______________ “____c__________‘_ _ _ _ _ _ ___

daughter whois viiitiiid ill Enllmd-actress. inslstsntly winning the apnrn- ` ' _1 H ,. ,“‘___,-wamw G|_U5._

be with hér ambitions sunt who is IMI- vol ol the nirdienco as with witty con- G __ __ c_a_____ _M9 Jack Bcnxim- on lou; to»h'llv0 i101* M|°B i'“°"\’Y '“i° W9. vcrsstion gay.sprlghtly notions she por_ __:_‘_’__‘°vJ____'_____'____ " `M_,- »_'n',h,yrw°|mi§|»,,‘

many ni_cslv_ _mnn- lraysd very truly the up-io.sats Cnni1.9,.P._,im“a Peabady Mm Wim, pewsn

Bile Uéiililiél 811- ian sh-| ' ~ .

Robin Weatherford

or of Milltin limi ilcfence): Yeslerilny

` ion iii roillii-i-iioil \-;ilhtlli\ri~leusc nirrl

llevo rect-ivcil n iulvgrnlll from .\i

Ie* that may have gone abroad:

ly Reference Sinclair statement in til I-louse, presume he referred

‘Patriot

the hall. nivlllbcr for Que-t=n`s (Mr.

|Sillcinil‘) uskvil il ollesiioll ri-gurllllll: ‘lin livlli tllzil llud aippcurcil ill ll (`llul'~ iolli~iovi'n |l:|.pi‘l‘ :l\'i\'i~l'i\s'll'il=i illfii l‘i'i‘iil- fic-r l\r.~ii-nnnll wolllll illcvi :I ili~.lf-l::ll_-

iialll solilluis lronl linlifnx ilisirirt. i

_ .will no high tonight nt~_ii.20 and to-

Arsonoult \_v'hich‘ l_`rl1nli_ i-ond ln_pl~dcr

Vw coi~rect_'liliy mistaken inipresaipn

(Magi. Last quarter -lnooll Wednesday.

li,poslilon and composition. stnigging Uilo pass the others. all the time ro-

* nlizlng that they ure only regoiniug

diiogi ground' uf which they were -‘ iorlneriv in pussesslsou. it ie D012

it-cnl aiivanunlent but fancy.

This is only a little sermon on the

danger of idleness, as no candidate luis really -become discouraged. Of collrsc there is a cernan alternate hope und fear which effects the cludi- ilates in every contest. Always the _ eternal question; “Will I win?" _»

______,_____.._--v ...___------_1 ; por reading ns ioiiows: _ ` ‘<1"l~cmicr Arsenanlt' will meet a dole ‘nation of farmers llsvinit IOM in N10 .military et Halifax and who desire to have them granted home leave or dis

_cllurizll_ on Friday 25th inet. nt 1.30 i_p_lll.. in the Y M. (`. A." Permit mv ‘E to say that this advertisement wus 1 inserted without my knowledge or con sent. and l have given no statenlcht. to newspapers or to any one else with ` reference to discharge of men. Kindly _ col~l'ei-t impression given by Mr. Sin- `clnil‘. l am making a statement in the illouso here this morning. _

l think li in only inir l should nuks

this known.

Since the above appeared in linu-

1/ord us has been noted in the Guard- ian, a numbci-.oi (nrmers mot lill- Prcmicr in the _C0\|.fi¢il Cllnmber Intl rcquosi_cd hitrl _to .do what he could

Rliiirs at lialifnx. I iillrllct nwrlro nf:ll1_\‘ W yinw-,-'tholr _mmh “ended at Hamm

‘ rc-it-.u.sud` from milllnry. service. The

'i lfremicr pointed out to them the neces- ~ sity that existed of keeping a lillmbe? ‘ of mon in iioiiisx during the dem/bill tation period, Ho however promised in .take up cases where hardship existed ut home and to use his best' eiideiv-

_ ours to liuvn such cases dealt with.

l\iajor~i,icnul°ul ME\\'Bi’ii_\' ibiiilist-¥q,HE “¢EATHER_

rests-iinivriinrz.

'r1Dn, sloolv, mo.

T ronolvro. April ao.-strong viinlio clearing. `

_` Thu tide will ho high this morliiltl int ln.la_ und tomorrow nt 10.59; it

'|nl0rr_¢>w`Qt_f_i‘a. .-. ‘sun seth tllispevening at 1.13 téiiiorrow nt B.l'f; it rises

. morning at 5.11, and Ffldly ni

ril 23rd.