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Stops Cliappin

Jamiesoirs Carnation

Cream is worth a great deal more than it costs this time of year. it costs toolittle to consider when you credit it with the comfort it gives. It cures chaps and stops chap- ping. It is agreeable to use and begins healing at once.

Price 25 cents

We have a large var-

iety of other lotions and creams for those who prefer them.

.l. G. Jamieson

Druggist _

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Advertisi

Birbscript News and News .find

lirfiiich

A l‘|'ini?r:

_ _ ca eq e s ha e not yet

Ed“'v_'ghi_l)h°“°°'132 ‘M33 been discovered by which those in

, (Continued from page 1) _

Omoo at ,.hm_`0,_tet0wn_ need of reform can be reached. Be-l-~-_-:V--_-_~.-__-_-_-_-V-_-.~.~_~_-__-_-_-._-___-_-_-_-e-:_-_-_-_-_-_-_-.-=:-.-_-.-_-.-:.~_-_-_-_-.-.-_-.~.-.~_-.-.-_-f.-:_-_-_-.=~.-.~.-_-_-_-_-_-e#_-_-_

l.it':id

,mums at _qu_nmemide_ fore the world is reformed, beforel

lhortoii

_g P201: ' ` ' ' ` ` ` ` ` ' '" slow, not through any fault of there- -

_ ' ITM.. G”f`“”"’f‘“"i‘A.l’°.i§$_;.,........._..........._.A.....lPlllll|lllIlAl lllilillllllll MAKES lillllll BlG|lllllllli'liHAlllll’SPH|llli llPllllilllil|l lf '°:,;°. <;:.°'.:;" ..;;;°"‘“I_°' "“* -'"_°‘°° fSAlUllllAl Al PA UNS

Ui SUITS Allll EUATS

,iiig ----_-

_ , _ . _ _ _ _ A _ . ii th u is daily rowing

_ _ _ _ fa,.m_ |,ef,__,,.e our _,mmm am, bec, Montreal and other places,Aiw-here Lanada today that did not _agree h°’° an ° 8 n g

Fill

of these conferences was the the

DIARY OF EVE"-[5 foitable, these menus n..i.it bedis uniting of Ontario, Quebec, New'

__, lun

~ ' ' iiiiisl. he rt-iicliod; those who will not ,_ 'ro Ai' ll t

iii

_ _]l‘_)' iicnr must he vor1rn=.llc¢l to heni'.'w,.y

(-1,). _\m,i__m___LL_-__ ,.__m_t_ AJ .___ m_ _-'ind thi.; in true of ir.-oriil iiiiil sociahgie

eiivni-ini; time in need Ar the teaching 111‘\1HS'Wl¢k and Nova Scotia. This Is-

of this province as ti part ofthe tm-

at Dominion of Uanuda, and the th

_ L*

--~ rf¢f.A.A-ni ns well. it is not in the flciebrntion would iinruestionubl

I'eii|il:_~'_~i 'l`li¢»;if.i'e, T_I~Ztl :ind ll ii

i'hi\vui'Al 'lli~nf_ri-, 7 :ind it formed, that the white slave iS gn-l

~lf»~ ing to be redeemed. Nevci'tlielens,l

WU lH“"~‘ ll" 0053"” ff” """l’ it U", est number will be brought about as ty

'.i'hui'cli or in the wclliippoiiitcd hiili 3"”

___v___ that the d|'iiiik:il'il is going to he re-‘ 'mu

"" ""““" through the influences that flow out" Wh” _ th _ _ th __ _ (_

TRY |t` THiS ,from there, good will be eff»°cAtcd. Por- fllfé:-dl' P nc It M" “nee ,On-

------ _ hops thc gi'eiitcst good to the great- ,m,,|

1 _ y be

of thc iituiost interest to :ill ‘he

p;1.‘

(‘{)N’|‘llAH'l‘. lc..l‘

l (riiring

on they came to realize, said the prosperous, and while a few had suf_

ntwin tliis province had had an- de’ii:its which for the lust. twen-

venrs enioiintcd to an nvcruge of

fared, had some been

member l`0!' Murray Harbour,

AGRICULTURE. _

held aloof until the year 1873.; Passing on to the clause dealing was the beginning of thc his-'with the year's fortunes in ugricup

G. Mr. Jenkins said that, though re hnd been some damage done to CP0i'l='» by unusual wcatilier, he did

ii.-i_ iuot thins that it amounted to a

at deal. '1‘hut sort nf thing oc.

0002 in a while. The farmers

l-he D05* Year had been fairly

red

_ most of them, he th0ugAh;_ had 0 l-7004 Yeal There had been g1'ain'destroyed which had not harvested. while it mia been

those who were present and will on'

Hui;lu-s of iiiiiigs on the question of ' _ '_ _ U ._ ov, Imm _ _ _ , ‘our i-ciircseiitiitiiiii iii the Coinn‘oiis_ ith?" OW" "rms nm 1" ml “Ammmlne the anmrs of HHS l“`°'V\nce»

_, _S _mlv mir that the t__uthshOmd homes put into prnctice the teiicliingfihfeiv :months l'-iter it was shown

~ _ - _ ~ t n.

brtohl, iiiip1ca:._int.:is it miiy;no1w -be may hifve "ecewed‘ Ther” 'S much dur _to that geiitleninii and liis friends. 1" the 'nnumlce of a leader i" a"yAgr0

liiiitluly, but while iinreasonalile an-'1 ___ ,eslllt ,IM the Seed Fail. meetings $45_'Q£0 u1ye,ir_whj1e_the indegtednew

lriiliculous i-Atiitenients urn irvidc us _- I H _ , l - H I on t e 3 st Dccemier, 18 0 was to rin- nttitniii- iissiimeu by Avir. -“B” hc 0' “°““h tw '“ "°"°° ° 5,128,000. as shown by puiilie-accounts

by a committee appointed to

the liabilities were $170,000, and

ing the past twenty years had wn to a debt of over one million

f 511'- |501"l@ll~ Oll U10 1'/th Ui F`<’~h1`11i\l`v C"mm“"‘itYA ‘md those who' by eX`Adollars-it was with abundant satis-

Athe ,Amy in ,,-high ,\{,~_ Hughes tried ample as well as by prccept, put in-:faction that they could now view the iw wvcr up the trackg he had made to practice the things they have Seen financial situation as they had it in 1903 put. the mutter very plain- and heard will do much to spread the_du"”‘Z~fh@ Post tW0 YCHVS. The Ml-

; _ _ ___._~..1....__.i ' ilA.,r.leii i=.uii'_n'_ril it up i_hlls'A “ln re

- - _ nun ly, and his conclusions will be con- gospel of good farming and good Btu

ciiri‘r~d in by any luii' minded critic A wiio cures to wade through Mr.

housekeeping. .

l recurring deficits had been pped, the increase to the debt had

been stopped, while they had lust year a small surplus and this year

liliirlics' spot-_cli on that occasion. Miz Something larger- They mil?-ht refer

_ .___ tot

|________. to cemml __,_,__,[_v__tmn__ ud_ A news item in an ex-change tells Legislntiire had been opened year ai-

filrissed to nic by my lion. friend ' _ _ ima( _ ._ , ' A 1 A _ _ i f fA~i.AAA i\iAA~ Q i' is 1 (Mr J i f’°"°” hav” °“’t“'°d “ mgmve mm ' rift

us that the “Northwest Mounted

ter

ie to our claims at Ottawa, Year

1 _ _ __ . _ ., . _ _ - . _ _ _ _ - er ycnr they ivere only lcd to hope

_ llii'ii1'S)'~iiiiri in connectioii with -lllslilce after a six weeks chase Overlthnt these mntters woiilil he i'ractifi£'al

la , _

which l 'ini tlic iniificcnt Cause 0f‘m0""tams and across rough nvers' H1"

the near future." This state of

Ti I `j_ U,-,L ]|,An_ goiitlciiinn f_|,jnkin2 it neo Siicli incidents arercommon to thc :illziirs went on until the lust year of

‘ - i tl c____m,y ,H |.,,__‘l tu HH, House the men ol' the i'oicc_ I‘hey iiican that l1‘

preceding: Government’s regime,

- '~ A ' Um _mv rmches into the wilde,.ncgs‘ when it was acknowledged by those

‘ A in

“FTF

~ pi ln

"TT *~“\'§" `? :_"L"i?T’I

’~. " ' 51 ()plZ§'l!1*'i Til.-".'P HAH l<l‘-/`l'Ill lllill-IN lt.'\lSl<ll) that night ‘md llttemllk nl- escape are i-royince; :ind no pcl‘s_;n iiwlcrelooll 3.; 3 »__,;_\I\=_5-T Aphp; ,-I MMS OI, tiselcss. This force will tiud tlicrn. the ciisc of the proviiicc better than * 'I.|.l--,AV I-|,W_\m, ln, AW) WI_H(.H,, '|‘lic onrtli is not big enough to hide be did. The retrogiwfsrion and gener-

t .\ ‘A li >> 4 A /

_ _ t _ _ _ ully unsitlsfnet wry cind"ion ol

_ ____V____:_.,.____y-__._.-_\\._\g NUT ,,__“mmH,_D ‘N THE__tgcni fioiii these sleiitlii-_ If accused ____ i i A ii

-eil

\:,9` 3;( 4,

_ A _ _ -1,.-_.1-. _._~__ .,

A. i 7,.-_;w»;_________ "fit ""’“ ` _ A g'A,`¢'f'¢""“' A' _ `

In @I‘Sf ___ H _ _ ____ I(-rieviiiice ' over tho pen nanicdl _of:"0

r ° ,- 1'- "l”"’-" "Wil » “'l`rustee,” The grievance comp mn- ,_

Nova Scotia _ ----'*~-‘_°°" _'lcd of is very req] rind works more 11

Breeder and Dealer in Hlgli- ` EXCELLENT MEEllNU> ` -' ' - ` ~ ~ V

cfs Grade Pedigreed Black During tho p.'i_sT\\'o duys o.\'|:c:ts Silver Foxes and all other Fur Bearing Animals. Correspon-

dence solicited."

ll05-2~7fTl6mOS ,'tious could be improved on the farms

m "’

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p _.___ I-yu-_i...,_,»_ lad

DER IHS

1. - - - =-- -_".3:

POWER-Af. New London on Feb. 26, 1914, after an illness of three days Mrs. John A.P0wers,('nee Cecilia Mul- ` lally). The funeral took place at the Catholic cemetery at Indian River on Feb. 28th. May her soul rest in peace. ‘

` A TRUE GENTLEMAN

The forebearing use of power does

not only from a touchstone, but the manner in which nn individual en-

_joys certain ridvnniages over others

is ii test of n true gentleman, The power which thc strong have over thc weak, the magistrate over the citi- .Aen_ the employer over the employed, ALi-- f-diiciited over the unlcttercd, the rA'iAci'iAncr-il over the confiding, even Hin iiA-ner over the silly-the forc- i_ AAi=A-A.: Au fnoffenslvc use of nil this A»~.\-: AA" aUth01'lty, or |i l.0litl :lli~ ~= :-i~A<-f- from it when the ciisc ud» vilifi light. ’i‘tA»A gentleman does not needlessly AA-d unnecessarily remind an offender of fi. wrong he may have comm'it.t_cd arninst him. He emi not only for- irl-Ae he fran forget; and he strives for thnt nohleness of self mid mild- nc-ss of character which impnrt sutfl rient strength to ict the Dhst hc but the pest.

ll. I. U. BIIISPS

_ lfllllflll PIWIDEII

21-ns, iiinlv :ind fciiiulu, how condi-

(Sl

D s

linvn told our f:ii'm¢-rs, our fiirnicrs’ wives and rliiiifxhtem :ind our citi-

ill]

prevented and turned into A'-evemie

piring admonltions they were, and

enjoyed and doiilitlefsti taken to lliiart li

by nll who heard thrm_ ste” is to engage Omv tho” teach' t

them in their daily pnpcrs. And,gcn- C

wivrii niid the duuglitcrs whose fnrnis

' _ .=' wlioli-_ fri ii iiry excellent speccii ' ' _ _ ` A “_|_i,|_ h,, ,|,.H,,,,,.,__1 in ‘i_|03_1 hug and tlin-t the dwellers in isolitteiliwr

" _ - - ~ _ plncis are ir.:idc mvnre of the fact. ,.

power tlint there was palpably

y little to he hoped for from our

~ hiii that it is not by ii ll-ii"'SA OW? memlwl’ Of the C'0VGl'll-

-du is _i lau-nliidiilig land

7 u

7 iii .ily f.<i i A ' . i ily _ ,

B0 nAi»;iii_< mv dc:=ii'e to misi‘cllF@SEmi That ls "no of the reasons why Mm" '"3" '-5"l"2 5" fill' -'lfl *A0 Soy Ulllf it

iiiii and I :ini bei‘iect.lv will f f “ ' ` ' ‘Tie “SCEES to be dll' gling these

SH-,H H ,\].Gm\_I|_N-F I_;\_'|,m PUT out to them iininiitinlly, iiievitulily, longer. _ _ _ _ _ ‘_

l<‘(ll \‘_'.»\li‘U /\(iAINt~l'l‘ THE (`liA1lV'.S

' | _ A -_ » A . " cle

A _ _ ,_._, __ - _ ,_ [ th .\.\ _il/l.l _ is is iiifail.ng as A

__ _ _ ,_ on Hn. i=i:o\imA i_ wiiic i-i iii.. ‘_”_ _“_ _' ___v________‘__ _“___ _S why 0,,

_ f " ' Iiiiii Nor ;»ii'r iroiiwiiiip iN 'ri-iA'r Ulf’ _(iii fl f__;__c_t____ _____ v__~___s__m__ w

- A. _<_..A _,_,_,. -9 _ 4;-9;1','1s" 2.; Ji' _-‘___

_a i ;;Z;1({H.I-(5 Imlglj ,\\§DllIA;_},)I. '$311.1 ly fenrcd whcrcvci' thc ltlountcd l’o- If

MGIHIKUG Bllllll F0! EA ],_,_]f_,\A_.|,~ WI AT H- N! A i J lic(-_ hill-il sw.-iy; this is why there ll* 'l`lu: dui/ of reti'o;gi‘cs:~inii ivns over.

chgn Q A < - _ _, - ,_ _ - , _ less |.f|v/lciisiivss .iii tho v.'iliim~iicFAri ’l‘h _

c g __ _ ll, iiistniil til i_li_.._<.\i.ime-I.illl. _-lllil i _md ___ “___ w__S‘___. |_l_______q Ur (._m____I__ hm] in ,,|__,,_ ,,f _,`.(,m_,_y |,¢-_|,,,,,] HH-y Hum 0l‘I'6!p0n_(f6IlC¢J Sulliiltofl \if_ii»,:_iiiiA'.- iwiin-l_Ai.|<iii tif the si_iif_|-4| ~ _ _ __ _ ________ §_______________`_ w_________|__,__,l __|_$_!,,_,] f_\|.“.:_,.,{ _,md _____u.h,_d th,

L. M. MCKlf=n0n_ Mnnlgtl niiiit tlliit Mr. illiitllrfi ir# Hiiu wins ' "Im" _'H 'Nj _‘ _' '_' ___ Wim |’:;i.iii~i'iil_ i.-' the bill.

M01¢i\Rll¢.\. P l'I l l iii faivor til the i~esl<i1'ziti<iil of our ` MW 1” mm U nm H H 'N ' A

g lfiix i‘cbi‘i‘sc.it_iiti\'<s his fi'iriiii<‘. i"iii_ld:"""tl"""'L "Um l’""'-i“l"'y- ii\iif_i¢.ii, iiiiAl .?~i "- ilu: F0 l""`ff\<"3<l lllfi

_ ' ' ,' ` l '~'*- --”*`**' A

,_-» ____;-____ _ __ ____ ___:_ ';'ii-ic up _Aiud ncrept Mr. lloi‘dr-_ii iq cliiil _ ;

I oiigc und fi-ll ns oi one :il‘guii'.iit1 _‘lm

liiliniiist. the |1i'nviii<'o tluif; l\ii‘. Hugh- -__ fm,-,-,|, [mm ,living jA;g¢,j(;|»_ ty, t the

N C ‘es did not use in that nivii‘.iil`:1l>lc _ I ___ P _:___ _ __ the 26m in.-itfcrs on wliivli hc hai: ;.o s_pcak»

° ° . A spcccli, it wiziiid siiiiplifv ni;ittsrs, blrif' n le " lo U

A _ _ _ ' A lt. 4 l tt .r licnded “echo

A h ___A:iiid the oniissioii might be l>lur‘cAd to ll, .’ is _ .L C P `

ll.

nd in the homes; how the maximum

ic minimum of effort; how homes »iAl1l he mnde physically, mortilly d intellectually happier and how ie wnstss that impoverieh could be

roducers. Excellent flcotllffs. l“‘l

By nll who hczird them! Alas, there ;

the rub; only by all who htard u

Iicm or who read xi brief syl\0DS‘iB bf \

rzilly spciilzilig, the grctit ni-Lijorlllyg

'iiiose who ind Amt iieiir tim mi- g rcsscs, who did not sec thc demon.

_, I _ l np, o _ Y _ ___

1 ;'VeS 2lI'€ l)Oll_1CI’ll`lg __; lfnvo his speccli und iry observation Phe l__8Stt_S‘°‘"t°nT(c hwliulél s2;;e__3__C§_;l That the ,.et,.0gmSSiOn was _“rested

_KA-‘ A `»\'2ly,COfllCll’lZl1'ld jf to the _iudgmniit of the members oi _ Timur O le "nr 8* I “___ 3:1 ». Ai? lt.‘Sl(!d by US, Zllld tim i'loii:;i-_ 'Plic lion. gentleman may l '§ one of the Yea_S°ns Wlly those Sec' (‘onsei'rative Party. ((`.hei=_rs.) The A -_ _-_*Z1 insure you perfect iA_A\.- one niiinnni in rtgiini to ins f“>"S Of ‘ff-\“=»<lf1 1"_f° WHICH U12 1§W'ii0AnAi~r.iiAie Premier .iiiitiiiesoii was _ __, ."'n'_A;i_*i_ 'T 1;}A_-;iAi~\‘iit.i¢,iis _'ind I muy have :mother Tellches With Certlllnly UFC ll1W l1l”_‘l' undoubtedly the iiblcst mnn who fill~ hm mn ___;__m.F mm that my opinion ing. The Noi-tliwcst Mounted Iiolice nd

is one of the ieatest forces in the

'_si»i1:icr_iii or My HoN_ i-iiIinNpA‘_""°_“f"'@lY_ '_'_“’Y fr" “*‘““_f°_‘i_ °f ‘,A,

____ --'__`_"":'~.-_.A _____,,___ f (Mit. .1_ .i_ Hi?A_':i-iles) iN 1003. Iii J"-“WA 'f 4‘f‘ ‘lf U’°Y_ ‘lm eq" " “”' r-A-iii (int-t»_i~AAiiAviii-_ plninly .find om- -3_]-,` 3'-' ',.=`»`f_._.`i"'f§fi'_';;§ji,=' ’H]A; ]_\-_ _~,[;[,|A; fp() _q'|~,\T|A] Niiw UNH S""C‘l Ulm -lustlce will he mellsllred iiliaticully that they were wiinti-.l no

iinnvoidzibiy. liaw, under the h-'mils

rs who crin furnish good recommend- h

v 1 -

ommendstions without fear or fav-If r?. It has been sa d and with con- " iderable truth that every teacher D

of those who lieiird them were men W and women who, nlrcudy, had been y well ndinncrtl on the right. road to r

'or liud urrivcd uf. the idcal stiigei

f so little discrimination ns this is t

xcreiscd by the Educational Au- money into the West- He thou;-,lit horitics, it would be much better t.

ol,,_

liiim to education than most neo- _t ple imagine. The Chief Supcriiiteiid- t,_~ cnt of l~l1lii|;utioii siiys in his last re- port that the country children on un :Zu

scliedtillniirfclletlllst thglhdgdgtigiarsthés Lieiit.-Gowrnor; it was a prosperity

receive there is the only education th“t_cxlSt°‘l not muy hi f“.zri°m!*':}:e that 90 pm. cent of them ever re. but in nearly all the activities o c ceive. If this be true it is nothing T51 short of a crime Mlalnst OUP °h“‘1‘ gl

nf pi~orliice.co_.i1d he procured from _-en to waste one of those precious de

yen;-B with tt ,poor teacher. The re- b medv suggested by iirrrusweif qs a ward Island, although not endowed izood one and well Awortb tryin! with the some niiturnl resources in but the implication of it lies with t. the school trustees themselves and 01 not the Department of Educat on. n

Notwithstanding "'rriistee's" ex- t

perience, the first sten towards sec- t rink ti capable teacher is to vote o

ms before thc public.

s due entirely to the efforts of the

the office of I’i‘cmieri=_hip that this

islind had cvcr lnid. No person ever

v if ir-:is siiivwclv held bv me oe his fiiiiil- " gy '_ . ' _ - i. fi Qi tie fir i- 1 the lloiine whi

_ 15, _ 1. _ _ _Un can _m3_Q___)_v ____ _mm _W h_m_ I DO world today. lviiititives fiom .lustitc wmff____d ;mr:_er £;____¢i_m dm for thee ___dv_mt__gE to the horse _ du t _

` -,_ _.\_-UT }`.__\»m_`_ fu, ,}_\Al,_ _\m_I,MEN1A know, before they become fugrtives, _,___ Ai _ ln B ry o

theiviiicc ol the interests of this

ngn so rliscoliriigcil the people of is province that they told the Lih-

llint had been tho. result. since the ation of i912" The result was that r 1‘r;i\iiic“ had been progrc.=.<i'i;:. here we d‘l not linvc siilflcient

rewiiizv niet-fiiiiii; _-.ll i‘criiiEi‘.'mcntn.

fire had bicii ii tiirn iii th" t_=~l'-

hc former speeches with' which #lim take

veiiiic in fnrn "r dxiys, wc now have if-,ti

hard on some, there were some thing; in agriculture that they could not fight against. They could not fight against the elements, and when there loccurred bad weather, with resultant .lied srpiis. they could not iight against it but it must he taken as :it came. There were, however, one or il-W0 things the farmers had suffered ifrom and Were likely to suffer still more in the future. He referred pm-_ _HCUIBPIY to the ba-neful presence of _club roots among the turuips, It was a most difficult thing to fight, and he did not think there was any rem- edy for it yi-t. That was the sort of ,thine ne thought iitiie Government, : the Department of Agricultiiretl should

UP and by co-operation with

the other departments of A rieult r

_ _ u e

year, and *iii which references were( throughout the Dominion uid win;

szptcialislfl on the Sulollfct, try to over some-__ He hoped that the Hon. Com- rr_i;sioncr rf Agriculture would go llll10 H121. nizitter. In the speaker-'g section of the country ii grant dw; of 'thc root crops had been dest,-oy- od that wny.

, Dealinfr with live stock conditions, Mr. .Icnkins said he thought their live stock h.'iAd improved greatly Ai-.iithin the lust few years, and in that mutter he thought he might pay ii rzomplimfiit to the Hon. Leiidcr of U12 Uproeition on the splendid horses he had imported he-rc for stock pur- poses. He thought they would be of .9-rent benefit to the Tslnnd; they were well-bred horses, and ffooii lockers, lgood individuals in f-_very way. . The lirriportntioii of fi few more animnlg ' ire thrsi would be of the greatest.

the

_Is and. He was afraid that the

C.'f .

f le industry had not been doing

VCl”_V Well Of late. Tliefe had been few importfitions for breeding purposes. The nliecp industry had been well looked lifter by the Dominion De-_ llnrtment of A;zi‘iriiltiire_ And, to- =1‘lY, Cattle was being imported from ()nt:i.i‘io fo supply the flhurlottetoiiiii markets. That should not occur in an iigrlciiltiirril country like this: they should he able to misc here all the beef ciittln they needed, But lot,

hutcliers were importing beef le from Ontario at conslderablel

expeiiee, :ind :it n prcatci' figure tlinnf it would cost i'licm if the cattle wore' tn he <ibt:il|ie1l in this c0liiiti‘y. I-li*

iflit. the lliipnriiiioiit. of Agriciil-

flIl'fl Ffllvlllll tulle up that liruiilrli of

‘Aix l.. lA. .iiinkiiii-:A .sci~_i»ii<ii‘_il tht.

in.1_i'k.<: by :t|‘<l'~_"i"iiig for the very il :wild from wlii:h lic vriis :iiillt-_i‘liii: d wliicli would iix'cvi\iit him, he

Dealing with the .»\ddi'rss clause by lnusn Mr. Jr-_ii'_in.<1 riniil with regjiird

that clniise in which it stntlcd that' ovidcnce had iiivoureil the province uriiig the past year with it prosper-

and rlcvclopnrciit uiisurpaescd,

nt, he tliouglit, was truer today an it had bran in iiny speech that d been made in that House by any

iind, and yet it wus only in its l10~ nnlng. It had developed most won- rfully, more wonderfully than tiny- oily had ever dreamt of. Prince Ed-

lie wny of mines and timber as the hcr provinces, bud opportunities nd natural advantages iincquiilled hroughnut thc Dominion, and zil- hougli its importance at present was urcly agricultural, lie thought the

beral supplement, rind the second day was coming when tm Island with

tions from the different Inspectors c ndcr whom they have taught. _ But n ould th., Inspectors write those re l

he other Maritime Provinces would e one of the greatest manufacturing autres of the Dominion. They were

ear the markets of New Engdsnd iid they possessed shipping faclli les

xistfiig in no ui.`uer piirt of llanada

nd in a few yeurs hc thought thi;

ho went West for .the past few M9-ritimff Provinces would be looked

. f

cars carried wich him nn IIispector’s "9"" "5 th" ]"“H“g pmvinccs 9 ecommendution certifying that he Cnnndii. They had been neglected in tood in the front rnnk of the teach- .V_ _ ng profession, and that the cause of Wlfllf "Oli BHY *Ahlfb that the D0m1“‘

wliicli had been set ns :i izonl by the cdiicatlon in this Province suffered i ,,i,,nt,,,1 Bpc,,k,,rS_ _an lrrcnirablri loss bv his departure. i

tr_'it_inn.=i ivnrc thc fiirnicrs und the not to reouire those testimonials uf. rl

on Government ut Ottawa were do- ng their best to develop the Mori- ime Provinces, not throwing ull their

haf. Prince Edward Island would

enrs rone hy, but hc thought; they

mrs in that development more than'

wcll- Witt

WBFB

mid homci-i uri- not niodcIs,\vliose com-

forts ure few nnd who ure wasting |

through ignorance and shiitlcssness would he hieh v beneficial to the more tlinn they nrc siiviug, those. in 3 l’_'i<'_t, who :irc drintinnd to poverty be- w cniise, they will not hear nnd will f

not acc tliosc things that make for

betterment..

Tt is true that the teaching nnd

und the preaching filter out slowly, though indirectly, to those who A'do not receive them at first hand, truel that the influence

of those who I 99

sr-lcntlounlv in these matters there

ull. If, however, Inspectors mid ony other part of Cannflu_ l -I _

`iiistccii would work together con-

- » A - WEl_fl0M'iNG T. il. HlGHNESSl~li~l.l s no doubt. thlpt their co-operation A

hut in n short time the drones M ould be clindnntcd from the pro- r cssinn

He quite agreed with all thnt had

hools rind doserviniz teachers and hem Mid by th., Hom member for

I AAm sir, etc., C

urrny Harbour with reznrfl to the turn of the Duke and Duchess of

the liiisiiitiis niid' make it-,L Rlmfgiai Uh. lrvl for it your or tivo of 1>.zid_cnvoi‘iug to get the 1" ‘i __ ‘tv A ‘

lierf

sent down sheep exports to the

province and had supplied it A with

bred ruins fer breedln iii

try

they would be raising ns many sheep

ns they did twenty years ago. In 13.f'g€Sl1 (llVld€f]dS t0 p0llCy l'lOldeI`S.

connection with that hc wiii;_v¢1-y glad to see li mill sttrtcd to nianu

_ I I u l

facture their wool instead of sending The Surplus ls Increasing CVCFY y€ZlI'.

it to the other provinces and hawlng

it manufactured and sent hack here. i

In connection with beef cattle hc W K 5 3 3c~=`:|‘:,wn might deny he would be izla-d to see i U 0 ' Saad" a;¢m. some enterprising people take up the.. A

matter of establishing ri lirg`e tan-ll Bunch Finns".

rwfy to ton ull the hides of cnttie "*' "' - - " f -- ~~~---'- - -- - -

. The attention

_ is conferences w ii id. 'rii t- with every were of the ii brighter “"4 ""“"”°"

DAY' MAMH 13_ 1914 ntl touglit how to keep their :ogg ere e e on ' rem" 8 0

_________._.a__________.__._ hOm05 Und to make thorn c0m'sgB[abl1Bhm9nt of Cgnfedgration by the'

of a-ll is naturally drawn to lighter and daintier clothes, than the wBrl'n suf;\ita,ntial coats and_sui1iS. B0 11¢¢*=5‘ sary for the cold winter weather of ‘P. E. Island.

Paton’s, while making over their

nicely appointed store, were l00killE avvov ahead to these balmy days and _ordered for the ladies of Charlotte- town a diversity of models, styles and materials, excelling anything ever before attempted iu that line und today present their early sllhllg showing.

TRAPPY COATS

The features of_ this season’s new

coats are the loose Kimono sleeves, large fancy buttons, shawl and not- ched collars, while the Sport Coats are made of vivid colors, large check and over-plaids.

Already these smart becoming

Sport Coats are a topic among the rising generation of this city and each day one hears the remark "Oh I want a Sport Coat for Easter." - Now is the time to order lt, and Patons is the place, as the coats to be`ehown there today are designed to meet the requirements of .the ear- ly spring season, but at the same time tl1ey'll be dandy for the chilly evenings of summer.

For the young Miss the exceedingly

smart Blazer is strikingly nice and is positively the latest New York style. Models shown are of heavy wool cheviot in scarlet, sax, navy and brown with wide belts all around and two large pockets.

Red is largely worn and a pretty

Red Sport Coat is shown of Bedford worsted with ta/ilored collar and re- vere and sleeves Hnished very trap- pily. The same style carried out in tan makes an ideal spring wrap as the visitors will see.

SPRING SUITS

I That the growing preference for plaid in one’s costume has spread _is plainly shown in the models to be exhibited today. It is used in a variety of ways-to suit the individ- ual taste of tne wearer. For in- stance one suit displayed had a coat of plain grey wool ratine with cuffs and collar of fancy plaid with a fetching Deg top skirt of

l A MODEL SHOWN AT PATON'S ‘ plaid. or if desired the coat could also be had in plaid to match.

There are plaid waist-coats shown

which lighten a dark surge or broad cloth suit of blue or black, in fact, the waist coat seems a welcome nd- dition to the majority of tilted jack- ets which are the ultra style and which are widely displayed today. Many of the suits also hnve the Bulgarian girdle which is most at- attractive,

Brocaded cloths are very ir_iich

worn this season and many models are shown in blues, blacks and tens for the stouter ladies, while for the sliinmer sister comes the checks and fancy cloths.

SMARTER STYLES

The suits this year ure decidedly

smarter than lnst season nnd even the tiiilorod gm-mcutn wit.-li their long tails mid short cut. iiway

_ ' l li

Sm",B _md ,W_mt__g"e our farmers are all taught how to t-he different provinces went to Que- there was B man, woman or child in N°w that the early spring days “T0 fm” 9

her

sat

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spe

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her ‘ bla

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tion

tiful to the new suit, all shades and sizes EBV

have little artistic t, e ami time to me to tiieir°,,‘1§.'}‘,"

The linings were never perhaps beautiful as at present and no een

suit is complete without it; cup

ated silk or satin lining.

While here it might be mentioned

that

a handsome line of silk _ and underskirts is also on iu||iM_ which will add the touch hemp

from the sedate black to the eerise and -paddy greens being

cked

Visitors to/the Beed Fair will and

Pe.ton's today all that 15 ,,ccept_ e in dress goods, light und henvv

weights, suitable for spring and sum_ mer

Amo

dnme fashion has granted this yenr

wear.

ng the newest fabrics that

lin

,.. _ s___ _ _-Ei '_ _~I!_‘s'§\&;r: ._ ‘Q _ I,

Crepe, Serges, Ben Hurs, Hesildii

Cords, San Toys, Vcnetlans, Honey Comb cloths. lovely shaded Brocade while the (lavreanz, Crepe Marcella, Etamine, Suede tan, Golfcords Epongcs, Bouch Cloth, Novelty Crepes, Crepe Linens are many other weaves which drape beautifully and wear still better.

Ladies who are now planning their

Spring gowns an-d dresses should visit Puton'n today and see this

cial showing.

one very, p.o_tu.i¢a.hlla" ng ebbut the

suits, skirts rind gobdg? fs the pro-

cnce of black and white which is

‘hcinir used in every ma-nner, iis u ltrimming, for suits come in Shep-

d’s plaid or one can have a natty ck mid white skirt for summer

shirt wuists. so largely is it shown.

The suits and coats range in prices

from $10 to $28.50 so that the

ge is large for easy choosing. nton's extend ii heart-~ invitation visitors und residents to call at

their store t.od:i.v und see this sltevinl

wing.

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.ti ners in i,lestc.l in the

industry. 'l‘lic sheep iiidiistry iind As 7

_hceii well looked iiltnr hy thc lloniiii- ]_ ion llepiirtinoiit of Agrit'iiltui'c_ They ’ ’

hull

Ai A» » S l 1913

i the protection fronitadogh ttihest

they ha-_rl,1i¢:_\i/_lie thought the people

gong ac more int th ind -‘ ' ' '

_,md thu, in 0 ,ew-"ye__§B_ t_‘_§’c This is why The Canada Life pays the

butchered in t-he province. Nine-tenths gf ' 'L " -'74 M' '

of the hides 'butchered hers were taken

to the United states imc ontario ~`A»'.,. _ . and ninniifactiired into boots and ""'_l'jl'-A

.vig ~-Nc. - . -.-.-\ /. _ » ,

harness rind sent buck to the Isliind. They here had to pnv the cost of

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freight sending them nway nnd gott- _,A7__ ` " ing them hack. But not only that; " v‘ \_`~. the industry gave employment to, /' ',, ',_l`l`»~\}\\\\W|\l\

. ' ni ,i ` » ' _` `\

people of the other pro Vicen and foreign country which could be Agivenl to their own people. It would be mil

excellent, any oi helping the people; _ _ '__-'_°"'-_-l

A A .__ //gy /

:ind the province, and it was a mat-| ter that should be tok l`

on up ‘very _,,,,,/"`-,~` \ ~i"\§( “W ""'}”/ l

bit of harness uted bv the people to \<_ '

dny was imported That should not \ \\\\;§;, ff 9 I

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he. 'rney ima nu 'tim opportunities here of mnnufacturing it themselves,! 5 _ opmlmt und that would give 3 great. dciil of ` ' C '

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