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we are coming into a new relig- ious phase when the Divine spark will fall in most unexpected places.

The last thing we would wish to see consumated ls that all nation! should be subdued into one like-lieu.

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Unfair Discrimination Shown Towards The County Owin g T0 Liberal Illternal Disaffeotiolt-Souris Breakwater In

Jeopardy And Minister _Promises To Give Matte-r Consideration Iii Supple-

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These Tours Include Canadian, A American And British Parties And Are Composed _ 0f People Of a Wid e Range Of Interests.

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MONCTON. N. 13.. May 28.—All they will visit Truro. NEW Giliﬂﬂbw records for the number of organlz- and Pictou visiting the ccgllhng ed tourist parties to the Maritimes salt mines. Returning to u a

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Trades Unions to As- sist Indian Workers to Better Conditions

LONDON, May 28.-The Trades Unions of Great Britain are deter- mined to assist in securing better conditions for the workers of India, following a report submitted by

iSeetions Of _ Fisheries Act _ Are Ultra Vires

‘ (Canadian Press) OTTAWA. May ZB-The Supreme Court of Canada. in a judgment handed down today. decided that- scctions 'l-A and l8 of the Domin- ion Fisheries Act 1914. are ultrn vires of the parliament of Canada. The sections declared ultra vircs, requiring the obtaining of an 811-‘ nual license for the operation of a ,1 ﬁsh cannery for commercial pur-i poses and for the operation of sal_-( mori cnnneries or salmon curing es-i.

ywarships ‘liorbidden ._ T0 Engage In _ - Operations

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Salary of-Illlral Post- masters to be Rais- ed From $60 to $100

(Special to the Guardian] LONDON, ‘May 28. — Japanese navy squadrons in the Tsingtao and Kiachow area have summarily for- bidden Chinese warships to engage in belligerent operations. because such operations might endanger per Year' foreigners in the two districts, ad—1

i r vices to the Daily Mail said today.

(Sireolul lo tho Guoriliuu) i Rear-Admiral Mukaid. according OTTAWA. Mill! 25- " Mme ‘him to despatches from Tokio, issued 9.000 rural postrirastcrs arc to be the 01.11am 1.19 1s 1n command o1- the

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. tabllshments in British Columbia‘ . . - . . . - - . , . . d- ‘h W111 then pruceed to Newfound- . _ granted salary increases ranging second squadron 01 Japanese wp1-1Me.1._._ 1; 11 1.1 1.11., w tn to will be broken this year accor mg ey

' for commeicml purposes‘ Unqerifrom $40 to $200 i191‘ yeﬂl‘ 3000M‘ vessels patrolling the waters of that .hess§e,.e,u,f1°"couii,1 01a tag-rages to endlcations at the regional head- land by steamer ‘and after visiting ' these Sections me “senses were iS-iiﬂl; t0 the ulllbilhl 0i business 91'5"‘ district There was no indication Union Congress quarters of the Canadian National in the ancient colony will return lu

"i, suable by the minister of mariner. - . ‘ ' - _ , - . 1 d. C d '1 N m Sydney thus giv-

in the debate on Supply in the This your we find almost the and. fisheries. Judgment on .;‘“Mt'ed “t ma" "°“°fii°°“' he" °f Wm” answer m“! been These leaders "Emmy "Med n“ Railways heiieiuoiiiliiif: tghiiiis ilgriiilishiilgnihzuillgu grriportunity of visiting

Canadian. parties and of very wide range of interests.

POSIIIIBSiBY-Gehbfﬂi. P- J-‘veiiim- given to the Japanese demands.

dia and they report that millions of Mid 9X‘ The reports to the Daily Mail said

workers in that country are half

of Commons: Home Imade tire announcement

same conditloli with regard to these Mr. Johnston in the chair. at (ho

point was unanimous. estimates; wo find a total vote of

are composed of peoplcithe great coal ﬁelds of that section of N. S. They will then proceed to

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item. szzaouo. mid after you deduct dimmed ‘he b“? d‘“““g “m” Janine“ m“ Y P P Starved. budly. clothed. horribly ~ 1 1 1 .. __ . _ . . ‘tron f ost offl c department esii- M i i , . - _ Fr French Acadians lured toiBoston by Canadian Not one va Public works harbours and iiv $140,000 fol wharf improvements ° p C Saturday 501ml anvil“? a continued housed. and almost entirely llliter A083‘: through Sentiment to mem_ Tmm and Moncmm

us. Prince Edward Island-Wes: _ They speak of a “morass of filthy,

Point-wharf repairs. $4.000.”

ulid warehouses nt Charlottetown you have $89000 left for three

What is to be known as the Cath-

bers of the British Imperial Par-

rll hi‘. g liamentary Association who are olic tourists of America will start

The present minimum salary for

the majority of Indian workers only

receive one shilling a day for their the Momeﬂand who have received

labor . ' - travelling scholarships for the pur- The Manchester Guardian supportslpose o1 vismng Canada“

- coilntles. of which the county of _ . , . A ghastly 0121111310115" and they Dﬂihb N y k A n 11111-1 11d 5f“°‘i€2?.2“.‘3..2“l2if.’ us: ui-ui- his: rarest; *;..rf..::*:r.". Damage Estimated r on"; o; isiiis °“:.::;ia..r.ii.r* liZ‘.’.§’§;.2§l{f.%‘2.....°l". .52. tit-ill. s... whend £58011,“ even“, I wiscdh, nconsr a‘ M to be an “Pram (“vb iund the percentage allowance on :2: a» o krf 1t; qumherf while L with the Empire and parties of Bri-iBoston to Yarniouth wheil they “idem e g‘ ' on o e amounts vohd‘ The“ _ postal revenues is increased in Se w“ ms W‘ ec m m; a ltish boys and girls elected students lwill be taken over the Canadian

ecting the attention of the minist- er to the condition which existed in Kings county, Prince Edward Is- land. in relation to these estimates.

we have the condition which exists at Soilris; $30500 “'11s voted for thr- breakwuter there in 1925, when the constituency was represented in

from the Schools and Colleges ofilational Halifax and South western lines along the Atlantic coast to Halifax. They will then proceed to the land Evangeline returning to

‘technical detail. It will cost the de- purtment about 3900.000 o. year. and ‘it is retroactive to April first, i928. ' OTTAWA. May 28. — There is

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ma! was pointing out that with 1026 when the county ccas- 1 _ _ . . r 1C 111 press) the decision of the Trades Union to: _ _ _ _ - - . 1 h 1 _ <;;..=:;;..:;1;r;.e,.:.=.: u .’.‘.‘.‘.‘.“.1..f£;‘.°.‘.‘.“‘2.§ Jliiiliiﬁlléiiifiﬁ? s? m. or p- ii:.ii.:::r"i::.ii2. 222:2: §.‘“%.".‘.°f£ii‘3..'l.‘i..l?.§ .2235. comma] y c '5 govemnleil and “m a‘ “wry ‘civil service commissioners. The sands of dam“ diimﬂge was caused t‘ will conduits to the r greater pmyifrom Washington to Montrealltoti they will their proceed to Que-i

giiggisgglg gr gtiilﬂiiﬁercoﬁzaann kéithence to New Brunswick and N. S.ibec via Canadian National and

" ‘ there make a visit to St. Anne de Guardian also refers to the unfair-Imcludlng n‘ visit u) me Point Du! St. Vincent Girls school at Rock- ness of a. condition under which Chem Beach near Moncmn‘ Beaupm" The Frost Steel and wire

ingham. near here, was destroyed British workers have to compete ‘vgihebevaéllaléimioui; esgndprgaigég: 3:11’ “g:Bitigacioatgitygggfigﬁong; by llshtmns. The loss in this case with underpaid and overworked Irl-Immugh the iarious gamways!1]o1-1'n_ Besides .1185}, 1,111.91), n-nml ri::i:r:ri.:i.:ii?§".‘ilsiairii den ‘“..‘“i.“-‘“'.‘.‘.f§l mu- i» i “limo m“, and féed and three vanmbh? 1h E5185: gitiﬁationy ho$evg_ benthe National Syswnp p01- instance of national conventions held in the 116116.51 navmg been dESnOyHL e m s1 C - 1 1 .- re_‘via Montreal and Levis via Freder- Murltllrlco this soosori- The first of

cause e mm "mm 55°“ 15 icton and s; John o1- by way of these wrll be the convention of the

. Tl ll; 0f H Yl ﬂ d Cl - . ~ - . _ 1 _ know why Nova. Scotia was not rel!" have been turned down and are not ngesmhfc n3; 1e,.5.“§5f,’1§1f“ac§f§d1n§"§o tummg Shmuy t‘) India‘ Boston and Yer-mouth and the Can- cﬂiiadia" Legion bi the Blfiti-‘lh Em- ﬂdlﬂn NQClOIIiI-l ShOTG TOUCH b0 YIﬂll- pire service Dengue i-o be opened“!

resented on. the C’ N‘ R.‘ director-iii] be 5011"“ iii iii“ Siiliiiiemeiiiil-Ylt" early estimates. Washed out streets , aw The Mmmm. n; Rmlways re- nstnnatgs, constituted the principal loss here. fax and by way of P111011 11nd Saint John on June eleventh. This plied that it was not ‘liﬁcllSSllfllyi OTTAWA- Om" May 28' ﬂ A“ ' Roads throughout the “Qllhtry mqence to 31111;“ or t111-o11gy1 1.11111. will be closely followed by the Can- ibb Pbiii-‘Y lb have PYm/imbs ibpriFundcrstandlng between the leaders were seriously ‘damaged, in many ‘ifax travelling westward. idillh Medical ASROBliII-iﬂll Convention sented as Provinces. Saskatchewan 111 11n1-11n111en1 by 1.1111911 the present c3393 being 11111),,__-;sab1e_ Two 1111.1 The ﬁrst of the wnsynngton tours to be held in Charlottetown, P. E. b-llii Olilel‘ PPOVihW-‘S were 11°’? WP- scssiolrwill terminate on or before wushouts were reported five miles will leave Washington July 1st andi- J1me i3 i0 23. . Ybsellirbd. bill the lllﬂiibl‘ 0i Nbvu June 9th is said to have been reach- from llerc on the St. Margaret's itlic lust will conclude its tour sop-l 0n August fifth tlicrn will arrive Swill“ hill! llbli i190" °V0l'i°°i<°¢i- 1b ed. There will be no more series ol Bay and Bedford Roads. 'teiiiber 7th practically eilibracingai- Quebec the party o!‘ young men . 1m‘; two mmsnnnner n-1onu1s_ These-and woriicii from the schools and

liud boon ursud by tho Ho“. Mr- opposition on the estimates and the u lparties will visit Moncton. Pointlwiieges °i Ebiliﬂnd Wilﬂ hﬂvo been

in Halifax city arid county by heavy' rain and lightning early this mom- lng. A large modern barn at Mount

sicm for warehouses for potato stor- age. last year $107,000 was voted for harbours arid rivers in Prllice Ed- ward Island, of which sum only $1.- 000 was earmarked for Kings coun- ty. which does not seem a fair divi- sion considering the fact that there are many works in that county which require attention. For in- glance. at my homo town of Cardi- gan there is a government wharf the central portion of which to the extent of 200 feet has dropped; no repairs have been made. and the structure is in an unsatisfactory state. This is n disgraceful monu- ment to the present government. In other places there are needs equally great; Bay Fortune needs Jifeakwnter repairs; Naufragc har- bour requires some expenditures to be made; Little Sands breakwatui-

seniatlve to Ottawa who was a member of the opposition, that itelii of $30,500 was deleted from tlic esti- mates and hiis not been replaced. Tire need tlicro is very great; the breakwater is in serious danger of breaking away and needs streng- thening. A contract was let iii 19- 25, but because of the illness of the sub-contractor it was not. carried out. Tile other evening I asked the minister for an explanation with regard to this vote for Sourls East. and lie gave "Iii a sitpposltious answer of his own which did not meet the case at all. Now I would llike the minister to tell the house why this vote was taken from the estimates. Recently wo had a dis- cussion willi regard to all item for the ‘Maliorle Bay post office; thrl: was a soirleivhat similar case, witii

(From Our Own Correspondent) i, . __ I - _,clinirnian gets $7.000 and the coin l£lli$w{i'...°§§ih-..§§l’ ..ili;;i“iixoisueeeri use {in 1g; ‘my "epiy m M“ Kemggis invita-‘Fllliitelﬂilolmgll iirllglilfﬁhznfluslettizrecaz» mm ti) Canada i” 10m i“ doing ilcrs did. The postmaster-general “w”? wiiii “m3 h“ been 59m m approved thc increase for his men wiishingi°ii~ The Prime Minister but the civil service commission “ﬂied "ii" i1 "iessage “mum be diSTturned it down. Now~ the same Patched in ii day m‘ iwo- . treatment has been accorded the 1i NW" Sbbili“ member ‘vamcd i” commissioners. Their own increases

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requires repairs, and there are val"- iouii other places which rtiiglit bi.- . flamed.

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Ill rc dumping clause ill answer blgr-khlle tactics. to a question on Saturdulw by the; —Noi~—will there bc ally-undue delay Hon. S. F. Tolmle: “Arc you going owing to'the absence of Hon. R. B. t_o put into effect another order-in- Ecniicti, the opposition having re-

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[irovfousiyMreplled ‘yes; the very from the west. but to proceed with minute the Minister" appears and legislation on its merits. The Bell gives us reasonable grounds for put- Tclcphnlic and Sun Life bills are ting that order into cilect the gov- the only ones against which there erriot‘ ill cuulicll will act on the zid- is any Ybiii llhlﬂgblliﬁll and ii? "i

ouncil tomorrow us you state yuinccivcd Mr. Bennett's intimation not. " hirvbﬁiowei" to do?" to wliiclTlic hudio liold matters rip until his return

religlotl and morality had now ceas- ed to be an clement iii internation- al relations. It ‘was scarcely cctiipct- elit that Canada should be bieakirlgr off relations ivith Mexico at. n. n~o- nicntwhen she was éSliiillllshlllg re- lations with France.

The policy of Calles, may oe bru-1 tal. said Mr. Bourassa. bllt if any, one had worked harder for the lust‘

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.Du Cherie. Halifax. Kentville. given tho tit-lo of the young ambas- f. The. American EXpIﬂﬁﬁ___cﬂu__ﬂ[ﬂ1aa_dol§s of m" empire. After seeing seinding a party o; about 111mm, ue ec they will leave for Mone- reople. who will visit Halifax. Newllio“ aijiivillil hero Aux. 6 ili then 1G];15g0w' P111011’ Sydney and snhmproceedlng to Trtiro. Halifax from

iBoston vizl ship of the Flirncss Wi- °n_ and 79mm 1-9 Quebec Bil-Bl‘ thy line on September" tliirrl undiwhici‘ "iii-V i"? l" 101"‘ Clmﬂdﬂ ithrough the coast.

‘John. A party of American erigin-iH“ii§?i¥----i9lQi°ii--_u'3i¢l<Qll_lAl_Qhl1£:... . g _feeps_w111_ 111-11” at 1.111111“ fmmhottctown. Charlottetown to Mone-

liaii century to destroy icligioir and. morality it was the uovernlrrent of: the French republic. The matter of General Medina‘ Barron. Mexican Consul at Tutori- to, was totally different. Mr. Bour- _ assa felt that when this general

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vice of the riiililster." ilnlikcly prorogatlon would be held Today the Prllilc Minister added up for any lirlvulo billo- "thc promised action. has riot been OTTAWA. 01W. Mfly Z8- —- SUD- tlikeli because an order has not been Dielllehl-ufy estimates lbhlillllg $10- prcsentcd giving reasonable ground .5335“ “"9 iiibied i" ‘he Him?’ m’ why it should be put ilito el-lect," Commons at 11 o'clock last night.

A a tc bill " ~ The ontain a number of interest- Eikstehlgiugank o?) lcilmggfuﬁe illg {wiles for public works in Ont- made "S? 0f the BEWWBDQX‘ D755 W A solo flight from Manhattan to,

Brunswick promonon was given am, and 011191- nrovmces, whlieito insult a bishop of the Roman Born“ r5 the project of Command- flrst- and second readings. Referred under the other headings provision Cuihﬂliﬂ Church and l1 member Ofjer R. De Barros. commander-m- to committee 1m standing (“new is made for a payment of $400,000 31c csinddmn 1.101159 of Commons! chief of the Brazilian air force, who The Minister of Finance explained fol‘ certain il°me bhhkd ioroditoerg- wiggle“?argrggelfhyulrgtiie ordered 1min rhoi-iorehislt Tgjrlokrgiu the dog has hitn beaten a hundred. that the project, coxnpued wnh 11 for remuneration‘ o a vsers ~ . = y. e in s ' _ ‘r ways. the latest example is‘ tel-his of the bank act. 191888901 in the tariff inquiry. s20; t A zeuorulrevlew of lmoerlol ours-i tempt durlns July lu u rinﬁie-‘YFPW chumuiy. the world travcllcdi

Another senate 1,111 s on i000; for post employees in the oui- ions um given by Mr. Bourassa in cred monoplane of his own (l9SlgIl._ Beugn,‘ owned by Mn B. L Vim 01. Mr. Casgrain incorpgatlggediilibﬂde Service. $115000: i“ ‘he ref- whwh he roamed over nmsi °i the’ "9 Yokeham. Saturday morning Mr lieoples thrift corporation was ad- Lien?“ w ‘he 5“i"°"‘° Court m‘ iar-msh empire’ encircled the MedhlFift ‘and Mm vim arrived m Jaspcﬂ‘ valiced in similar degrees. Biirfiiilg Ownership of water powers. éiraneann and encompassed lssyllh1 y 1 iYiil/"ilihﬁ east to the old country

In answer m u question as to me.530.000 and tor expenses of a coni- rea Britain beinginvariably tnej from 5111mm Then. £1.81“ uconfcder-

LONDON. May 28.—The Soviet is eager to dispose of the most impor- tant pieces of the Russian Crowli Jewels. M. do Haan. the great dio- »mond merchant. has just returned from Moscow. where the Govern- ment offercd to sell him the main iileces or the Crown Jewellery. They consist of:

The Imperial Crown. The Orion‘ diamond of Golconda (182 carats). The Shah diamond (80 carats). The emerald of 180 carats and the sap- phire of about the same weight.

These are about the only remain- bill important Crown jewels. and i-‘ililiilllly the most valuable evcr owned by the Imperial family.

"Plies-e are, in the vaults of the Billie Blink." said M. de Haan. "The

tell-graph key splintered. Mrs Vin! waited at Edlnoittcli tor her hus- band l0 catch up. CllLilllflly'5l mast- er had an unexpected day of pleas- urc in the mountains including golf and the dog who engineered it had the time of his life. "Well I say for Chummy.“ said Mr. Vinl as his train pulled out in the evening, "he knows a good thing when lie secs it." -

(Special to the Guardian) 1 JASPER. Alto... May 28. -Pro\'- ‘crbiul for its good sense is the‘ horse. but for downright sagiiciiy,

Dr. Lila F. Coates, B. A-. M. l}. (left), has been awarded a child study fellowship of $2.500 by the

Laura Spelman " kefeller Memo-r- ial. Miss Caroline Lunliiillf. B- A, (right). who has been doing graduate work in child llﬁyﬂhbiiliY- is awarded a child study scholar- ship of $1.000. The scholarships are for the season 1928-29. i0!‘ "i" students to continue their work ill the St. George's school for child

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(Special to the Guardian) LONDON. May 28. -- The Prince of Wales now uses an airplane to keep engagements in conformity with a policy announced a few

80v‘ t _ 1 ‘, ‘ion to inquire into the radio culprit in international affairs. ! - - l 11 t d h I. - ,

thaipit tibiglllldmge tltiiecitiiielihljlyligilgualliti study “_.‘_.‘.’_“.'."_°“',‘L°.".".°.'.'m tliteallitlilliilgiiis sielillllilntotcuxludn imderiiloltiizidcasting situation throughout Mr. Bourassa warned Canadai . . Zngngafeailf. iveeks "80- sllhdﬂy evening he 116W

T1006)? that coilld be raised from up w we e116 or the ‘hi: ymotf] gggilcanada and to advise as to the ngaiintist asgumirig éflfiifﬂl obggations; to take Chummy m" f0!‘ a 1.1111 lilllsiggphrilall flgllrtpr._whifch liassbeen

telr sl t . . _ f t rc adnrinisti-otioii_ management. n nerna ona a ars an espec- (311 1 -_ ' t‘ 0 is ll-HP— rom car- iie o build factories lather C the amount was given as $846202. u u ially to look out for Great Britain i ummy or n“ h“ travels had|borough to Snlidringham Palace to

than have the jewels idle in a batik. control and finance thereof. $25,000. 1191,61- Spcn n n11,“ 111w Jaspen he

MONCTON. N. 1a.. May 2s. —All Proooodinizo wok on interesting in view of its embrollment of South (Sirouloi to the Guuriiiuhl otlohd tho birthday celebration for

Th6 Crown (ggntaj _ _ . 100k hff f - monds‘ ranging mnaeygﬁit‘ 2:31 thpce provinces reported an l11- vliilinllgl/[Ufllig form this afternoon government“ of each nm-hnn o1 the Amen 1n war and 11's 1161mm; in MONCTON_ N_ B" May 211 _‘_,| and rgggcwnlbcco]“rhcforncnhrgtzrlrlnliigir|Quenn Mary’ I carat to 20 carats. The stones are crease of “boil; tell‘ latfrcizehllg grtlﬂsOlﬁ un amelldmcmristigaiii Einaoljtinelfnloitlfd British Commonwealth men a“ ob- mnnce and Germany in the Great filmy TeiinbegisgtilalztrlgnEllelglil-xieesegaza-i1cm‘ his mmier Wu“ Jiisi "i9 k9“ll| W ‘.§ cut in the old-fashioned manner of “creme 50w" w “a - H _ _ _ on or re 511N195 which prevented this ought War. whereby both Germany and “me” a y ">115 he was vfhe n hot ' " 11 1' A . course. a-hi ' _ and beyond the desire for ruin con- ouse to go ltiio committee of sllp- _ (Fran w 1 a 1n tlvcs of every leading part of thc~ - _ P5 was to i u iiuiilil iiifriiiflllo i" ‘i: s“ u ‘°.i‘lt..'.‘i'.‘.‘i‘."ii ....... i... n..°".::..::l 21"“ ‘$53.1.¥2ﬁ“..§f;$”..ii‘.;2°.ii§§‘i.i§tiliﬁia‘ - ’ . ri: - ‘. . . . _ . - . r . m: ggicnh quirtso good u price on rxyehléililijigllxnltarreéiti :20 the éangdian that thziléigylgihrhelféiiilrsgsexrht112L331’ the i026 Imperial Conflefrence. llgrgr that years. Mr. lxdourassa assertedhgsgnwiiﬁicﬁ: zshntfhgnthe Mnrhhnei gone without them. Ohummy wag. m" 0- ‘ . . - ' ' . i decided that every se -govern-, a c was not in avor of complete‘ ’ ged his tail i ‘- ~ i - " l R ll _ llcte today. The Ste 1 1 1 _ _ has _ _ Provinces in Sept. _ l1 grout self satisfaction 1 They asked eight million dollars Ifiimimﬂ 1 “Wyiiuvns the fourth week- mtps glvc pan 0380i "i “Ham ing dominion should be master ofyseparatlon of the Dominion from, They will come m this 1mm, on and winked at the totem 1mm Tho: 0r the Orlofi‘, which I consider ex- ‘emit is ‘a-‘LL 1 1h nutkmnl Sys t erlia mid extelllﬂl. w the blliiiii‘ its own destiny Ml‘ Bourassa was the British empire What he be ‘Canada at the conclusion of the’ ii I , l-‘mive. l iy crop rcpoi‘ o 0 ' iy of status affirmed b t.l I - ' - ' ' .. ‘l ‘ i‘ " '-—-' expcdimylts twould obviously be in- tom 15mm“ 1n wnnnnen gnnday 1i 1&1 conference in m2 y ic piper‘ somewhat surprised in perilsing lleved was that Canada should playhsspclption meetings n; Qttawg_nnd( y "shown Show’ 1711mm m". to cut it and it id be 6 as a funda f M 027 l te he l h ' llmost impossible to fl d wt?" says that a hcuvy soaking mi" mental principle of the relauon correspondence o av 1 0 11° , i‘ lame I1 l- 9 111i! light of daynwill enter the Maritimes at Frcdw S .-1~1111,511ny_ i a i. u lgfgjilbg‘; romp»... o. mi ..°.‘.’5“‘{‘.l1.“‘°§ll€{f. restrain 1,, M“ i "lam t tire crops in escrn a 31,111 .a a ‘ 3 4i 1 men o ‘a Meanwlllgullmiienlgsdlllgtgmmm“ tithe‘ there is still considerable moisture rNost nfﬁglilmfrwzféigghéo f ‘in respect to severing of trade rela- every important issue. There shouldlcapital at 12.30 p. m. Sept. 26th.] nucardigun nndny‘ wnnderhn are cons _ in the Ground "mi "0 Cniis” f“ i" as the tions with Russia had been ex- be no secret undertakings and no From Frﬁlloribwn they Wiii Pfbbeeiii OVER ilmw, 1 5.39.3;

members themselves. were concerned W“ dirliloyod. both sides of the house Gene,“ h - . ssoiiganigriflilforviliziggliiys Téigieiiihfilglrs-f Mr. Bourassa then made Passing‘ 11hr: presfnt Government. As far as i» mono r mm“ Obvmsiy ‘he Gilvemmoht ital n th e a encles would multl- woiild serve to kee it iii: fry w c “mi ‘mm me" -i°“"‘°i’ i“ M°“°i°“ go's not’ taken unawurcsi m” Wbsiplysil-l‘: wrf: o? the opinion that Mr WOOGSWOPU? folliciiwed onimenoe to chuiottemwn’ i

w Prime “imi-“ei l" "ii Perl-bribed economy should be a practice in somewhat different lines. but fully From P E I ‘hey Wm

eri g wﬁeniliﬁ ‘Wilmer-prices I suﬂeswd mcrernor- assumption of moral obligationsﬁto St. John arriving there on the;

Canada had u clean 31pm thanks m afternoon of Sept; 27th and are due. ‘to leave Saint John by Canadian.

1Netionai Railway early on the;

alarm need be felt. f d m changed through the The long period 0 l'y We“ 9i" with high winds caused a rapid drying out of tire soil over the prairies generally and a good rain would be needed. Weather condi- tions have been ideal for seeding.

All wheat is now in the ground and

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"Nice old fashioned Walnut Bed- 1room set will be sold at Mrs. Uns- iwortlfs sale of_ furniture today. - 4733

ighfriovillltnlan examined all this jew- Mos ilrcat care while he was WW. and estimated the valu- the stones.

diamonds." ' he added.

Dled in price during the

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p y will @553; 11132113611; llklely that the sowing of coarse grains practi by Mr. Bourassas fervid eloquenceinen- estnb11sh1nent “h, p111“; of in sympathy with the ggnefa] nenJHalifax and from there they‘ nilillll Hruvsdny mam ﬁifyldw 311s

F "me 8°08 on" 8 n m“ “iiy ‘mished m M"““‘1’1‘}“n§1';{‘, ‘an? u had “n the “Ppeiiranbe bilmaking a few costly ones." timents as to the International ro-|§§.‘§§‘,§,,f§ yrggda$onizx1l1c1ie goirxurgi - :cancelled until‘ further notice

‘ ' w e . . ' ' Alberta" sukatchewm n8 staged m give m‘? membb 1 Mr. Bourassa then took serious lotions. and Canadas status in re- and thence to Sydney. From therei 4142 _

the seeding of coarse Bruins ‘his week.

Wheat is from three to six inches above ground and is healthy in ul areas. ‘There was a slight frost in

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m’ L“b°"° i‘ “Mice l° 8*"- svoom objection in the principle of inde ‘lotion thereto ' - they will sail on Friday. October; gguamtpigoggltg‘: ‘it: Prime Miili8l-ipendcni_ status oi’ Canada severing Hon. MacKenzle King shortly be- 5th, by 5, s, Etnprgsg o1 Australia, mam 1n a 5111,13’ t milk‘? b Slaw-made relations with the Soviet Cov-,fore six in a mild mannered way According to present schedule the lovesrt 9° "Don which he ernment simply because Great Brl-Ifollowed stating that it had been United Kingdom will be represent-| 0 expatiate. ltain had. The latter. l": conlended..l-he intention to take up matters ed by ‘l8 members of the Parlim,

‘/ i “DR. CLIFF. M. D. Start now homo prevention-cure. 112 Prince

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rta f Southern Manitoba dur- _ 1 . nun-to. per word. not lilo thco past week but no serious c°:f1d°:,fc;“‘3’1°‘ °1i i‘ wit‘ of Wont of in the basis of ract was all wrong discussed by the mover illid secoud-lmentary Association. South Africa, 1 '7‘ "Unloading this week CM‘ aoam though growth e brly-mlnute limit at that. He complimented the gov-lei‘ when the estimates of the De- by B. Malta one. India 4. Newfound- HOOD FLOUR. Bran and shorts,

mage has resulted lu probably be checked for a few days. Cut worms have made an aP- pearance near Isabella. Manitoba. out no domnze ls renorforl- The"

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did m" PPPiY "lid hi? SPOKE with hi! ernment in establishing legations partment of External Affairs were ibiiii 3- hiiiiirbiil 5~ New Zbbiﬂiid iii cmmcteristi” "ivMiiY "mi GmPIi-iat Washington and in Ffilflf"! and being dealt with. On the whole helm-ii‘ FT” 5"“? 4i simmer" Rbii‘: tude for an hour and a half. At the Toklo and he thought that Caiindafwas pleased with the attitude takenldeai‘ 1- Besidwmer“ “in be °ii

outset Mr. Bourasaa declared that sliouldgo in for a multiplicity of le-‘by Mr. Bourassa in respect of tlielgﬁirgg1gniigigvgafipmﬁmxagt°agisf1

P. J. Noy dz Co. Hunter River. 4680-5-2B-3i.

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cattle. Saunders Ncw- h _ he regretted th no 1t 1 .~ i _ , -» ' 1 .. . m“ ‘i’ Cb- ‘5-3- - pas“ chew ere ills l0 move foren vgtiissofyngn-lilgtii-‘giiignlaultawlgiiat viiiciiilld befitiiecglltfdi-rllgrtiifieiizlbxhenlio ltsggbiirsth ‘1?.ti'§°tio§:i’°“‘“‘ with than‘ ImoIdOiI-zxtjwtxiol‘ may 28' _ Maritime’ giiillﬁiliiliiiiiintinthilihicgiltlg lllglﬁlmdl: "on "u" orTAwA‘ M111, 1111p”; new gen. ﬂdcnce in the government. but thisiatlon in respect of ietritlons if in tions at Paris and Tokio, but Wash-imirgﬁnchlrlgnen: of the gmwnltéiﬁi": unsealed! tgitliiebicicailriiriitlltlri-ylwinds‘ Mimiiby. June 4th. :i'.‘2...°l... 51:51 wit"? "..‘i.‘i.i".iiili.°.i’".‘.iil°."f..ﬁi‘ ini...'.i'":ri.:"ii'..iir.ii."that; ti".is:min."a':1i..::-"i:.i".i:i:ii";.":.':s.i° "£23131." u giro-ire I “ " ' _erae c . ' . I .5. . nvove lo t fl . . . . . . . . . . .. _ . 1m etlrerrliuyed. gglrlllllh Cen em hrkpmof gamma cnnnhp, o; only way a private member could Canada. Great m-itulnﬂs Th»: result was different. The legation there ﬂﬁﬁi“1'.f,dﬁwf“féﬁ1gﬁx°§1§1.“f,‘{.‘§,“f,§1Mrfriiléiu glfiudy . H 20945?) "The Marshnekhnimsmﬁnbg’ “ "i" m‘ 1 ' holding nearly half n thousand brlniz such a hlshly llllliﬂriiilifwmat-‘lt was though could o..- iiwiul in the had to be avllropriale to the close u... Ho“, u; common; and 1m Quebec cloud -- Dramatic Club will present their a a ‘IOU WANT Goo "Yo. l; u; be bu“; on prompting on ter before the commons. Iextreme. ' relation of the two nations. 1mm Hewitt, 395mg Qpeaker o1 1,111. Halifax cloud); " 2“; u‘ "my "A m" "bi" DQIWEP" in 1 mo" m’ 1 - l0 _- Manna 511,211 and 51,131- ggrpdm, In spite of the decisions of thel Mr. Bouraaaa made passing refcr- As to making the Governor-Gen-‘Benate. lion. Arthur Beauchcsnrl Ste-John fog gm 5¢__511 Mom“ stew." m“ on wameaihi" no 11,1. m’ mo m.’ m‘ this city. options on which were imperial conference there were still once to the resolution of hon. Mr. eral Viceroy as suggested by theiK. 0.. clerk of the Hgugg o; gum.’ 305m, 1,101,111, ‘ 61 1a M” aim” Admiumii 35 "iii 35 ﬂo- i" $1.05 ‘Piztiirdn-glillrilm °i°5°li today. - limitations in the exercise of full-Marcil. (now vilthrlriiwni urging mover and have direct relationsimons. will accompany the party New York cloudy U 5o_55 ‘nod-goal ' ' The entire coat will be between sovereign power both externally the breaking off of rciatlins with with the King events in that dlrec-‘icp-eaent‘ the Federal Govem- Charlottetown rain . . . . .. H 57_4g “The “new” Damn“ Phys"

pom“. Guardian Job Prlntery. 1 ;\_ . 1 i '1. mﬂbd- A rumour; i 0min tainioirueouof ‘w’?

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and internally. he said; and worseMexlco. In the first place. he saldﬁtion had to move slowly. but it was Inﬁll 0i Clnldl- stlll. there continued to exist loop-Canada had no relations withbelng consummated. As to Russia and mnlgm 51-, 74g

holes of equivocation which thqMexico: in the second he was nothegotlations were still being carried A lhih B1889 milliliter hi8 been Sun sets this evening at ‘In a last imperial conference did not1sure that Canada had linv aurhor-‘on. At six o'clock the Prime Mlnist- ihvehibd i° b? ""611 Vii-h ice i0 b9 rises tomorrow morning at 4.13 m

dispel. If full freedom of action was ity to teach lcssmls iii f('l|l.'.l0‘l r-nder was still speaking and resumed lliﬂlied in btvmxes to cool without Pull moon Sunday Jun ard- ‘l. now the constitutional bnsls of thomornilty in any nation, llllfl third. this evening. dlilllilll "lllll- 49 a. m, ' ‘a ' '

82.000000 and 81500-000-

’ Am ‘ of the project was, made tonight. It is understood United States capital in involved. and that construction work will

start within nix weeks.

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Hlsh tide this morning at 1.2a. wut present the a-act comedy dnmn “Th9 Oolonel‘: Maid." in the loll at Stanley Bridge. W ,

May 30th. If not fine rtnmay u‘, eninl. Silt. lﬁ-l-ﬁﬂ