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TIIE CIIARLOTTETDW-N GUARDIAN 1 . ...M 0. l.....~- lhlflil-l9\il _

uowricur, souus Arn niurs couiin 's

...It pays to buy in this Province. ,

-- - ‘lie obtained at W. A. Juhnstone's,

J. Minion of Souris has uc-,Montague. , 2-Sdrtf. _ _

___. for the running of 8 suitable st amor

cepted the wholesale agency for Jor- dan's Emulsion of Cod Liver Uil for Sourfs and vicinity. fr

...Mrs. J. G. Sterns of .\`oiiris, who

has been very ill, was soniewlmt bei- ter yesterday. She is being nursed c by Miss Dykes of Cluirlottetown.-J. s

-_ subsri-iptioiis in Souris and vicinity _

hould be handed to him. 2--llldrtf. siuh hftccn Ccllti- _ *-

...Services will lie field at St. .l\l»,s

bau's, Souris, on Sunilay, _-\pril Ziid, at 8 a. ni.. ii ii. m.. sul 7 p. m.

...'l`he Morning Daily Guardian can

--It pays to buy in this Province. i

-The Morning Daily Guardian can

--- be obtained at Ln_flerty's Tonsoria1_

-Sealed tenders will he received Parlors, Sumnierslde. 12-ltlrtf. ,

___,“__]_p,,|,.y_ ,g,,iii~i5,\\'lio is suffering between I-lurd's l’o.ut, llcileiiiie and -Percy Tunton of i-luminersidc wus

uniuicrside ns will i.e seen in all in Alberton on Wednesday. He P0-,

on, ii i-ellipse of pneumonia is not S

expected to recover.-J. 0!

...li`. il. Jiirdnn, Souris, having ouseutcd to act tis Guardian repre- 0 eututive, all news, advertising and 1-!

Iall at Summerside tonight. Admis-

...-liisi-pli liiely, i'h:\rlottetown, of

l‘. lil. I. lt., has leased the buth- C

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(lhild'ren’s service 2.20 p, in. Rev. ,the _ _ _ M, }{_ wimpy ,erlmid l-louse on .\1uiii St., Souris, ii

___ ,u

...The following were recent urri-filu

vals at the Mcllonuld llotel, ;\lonti\- l gne:-A. I.. U. l’hiliips_ 'l‘oi'ontu; John McLean, Moiitreiil; l<`.S. i‘hand_-

ler, Charlottetoivn; L. l-l. Jacobs, ,iuit i'oii.~'eiiLcil to act as Guardian re- W Montreal; A. McConnell, St. 'l‘hom-,pr

as; L. Smith, l\loutreul; l..A. \‘.`rii;lit, ,uni s iscrii .ions in l on agile,

iciinty shoiild be handed to him. U

Paul Levi, St. John; ll. Vnlluglinn, iv Charlottetown; J~. A. Lepres, Vf. ll., Arthur, Montreal; W. .»\. l~`li\velli‘. Toronto; Geo. A. l'oolc, l.i»wcr I\liiu- tagiie; Percy l\lcDonnld, .l. W. !\lcl~Il- hinney, Truro; lt. l.. i‘otion_ Chair-

lottetown.-M. ;li'ui|iiii: has -.in.ug liorsc llenn, whichiu

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ro minute nu; :

cosr or coiiil

H.»\fiIlI.\`lll`l`ifl. l‘u., .\lui'ch 15-‘i-.\

sweeping legislative iii\'csf.igntion of

gylviiniii ig proposed in ir coucilrrcut resolution introduced tml:i_v in the general assembly \vliich luis in view the enactment of laws for the protec-

of the cost' of coal. .-\s uu iiiiliciitiiin 1_ that the proposed in\'estigutioii v.ill be thorough, thc committee is cm- powered to inquire into thi- rclnti\»ii.~: bet\vcen mining and ti'niispoi‘tuti»u1 Cmnpzinics und the grunt lmukiug_ houses which are suiiljii bc cl\i::‘cly affiliated with them and which usunl- ly conduct their linuuciul operation

Constipation is the

root of many forms of sickness and of an endless amount of human misery. l

Dr. EI oicse’s Indian Root Pills,

thoroughly tested by ‘over fifty years of use, have been proved a safe and certain cure for constipation and all kindred troubles. Try tbcm. , 25c. a box.

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TENDERS

FOR SUMMERSIDE and

IIURD'S POINT. FERRY

Department of Public Work

. March 29th., l9II

Sl§.'\l.Iill TENDICRS will be re

ceived at this Departineut until noon ou Monday, April ioth, from any person or persons willing to contract forthe running of a sui- table steamer of not less than i yo) twenty horse power (uominali lic- tween llURD`.\` POl.\"l`, lit-<lei|ue, a1iclSlTMl\lliRSll`ll<Z for a term of one or three years from the opening of Navigation ioii in Terms .ri Vic , Cap. S.

RATES 0I" FERRIAGE

Passengers

Horses 2oc Hogs 5c Vehicles i oc Horned Cattle 2oc l'rod ure per bus ‘._, c Heavy weights per loo 4e

The Contractor to provide a suf-

ficient uninber of good and substan- tial boats for the conveyance of passengers, horses and carts, wag- gons and other things across the said ferry.

Tenders to express the auioiint of

subsidy required annually.

The names of two good and res.

ponsible persons willing to become bound for the faithful performance of the contract uiust accompany each tender. '

L. B. McM1L_LAN

'fC

Secretary Public Works _cent Che,,,,e,»_

3-d 81 r 31.7.10.

s_ l<}\hibit in 'i M A Hall (`har-

iid was linving it furnished yester~ W

re.--J. i

2-9drtf.

STOCK NQTE5 ice and soon the mariners will be -All advertising in SuminerSid0

____ milking their crafts ready for sen. und vicinity for The Morning Daily

The harbor cleared quite rapidly dur- and liurnl Daily as well ns -ull new ig the past few days under the and renewal subscriptions, should be pring weather. Early in the week handeil'to Miss Amy G. llurrows, n- ne small opening in the ice wus no- gout, Sun\rner_Street.. All news Shollld ced nesr the light-house and the be given to J. F. Ilafferty. Gllafdiall

est opened up siinultiiueously.-.»\. Correspondent, Water i3treet._

1- . 1-25drt _

-`-A very enjoyable evening was

___veiit_V;1t _ the home of Vernon and -As a result ofthe final .c_K21IY\ilza'

- - .,. ., _ »1'~`- i atieivs Hi '- _ ‘~ '- ' k the l. ‘. `..

the anthrucitc coal indiistii in limi ___Y A _*_ _ _ - any ____e___n__ _»a_:_t\f_i1_l:_1`;€_lS;llC_,___<_i_1i__g\{l¢>;i___ EG;_:Elg__$iis___y_\ece_O_i;__t;w_n_: st__dmts

BORN his friends waited upon Mr. Mathews have been awarded diplomas as L’1`1ll\'

ho leavrs in a few days for a trip 'untes of the commercial <le1>i\l`U“l‘\‘V.

llohii't und .\lrs. _Jziy, pi sou. to the ,i\_,ii-m,,,|,,CS ,,,,,, ,,,.cS,_ntcd him

. . _ '-- IC I. I'I ` 'f:l,

tion of the public and the redii<;r.ioii mmm \1“ U" L “ln 1

flnck .\.lzicNcviu, of De Sable, is _

niivs ull sinus of SlL“d. His friends s

wish him sllcccss with his trutter. si

Jus. ll. Elliot, lfllliot`s Mills, offers I

his stocli at lirivui'.e s:ilc, leforr leav- ing for the we-t. .-\ splrnzlid oppor- tunity for ini-in.'lini: pui-cliiis.~i‘s. SI

.l.»\Y~-.\t .liuric on toe llilth inst, to “-

l.. Moore, ai sou. '

_ _ iy pi e, Mr. Math-

M A|tqR}ED eivs replied in a short mlilress. thank.

l-`Aill.2L'llARSON-wiCl3S'l`l<lli-lu this | 8

citv, .llurch 27, lilll, by Rev. Wm.

rim-is-..ii, um iaiiiiii ivt-i.siei-, my, ‘V

to li. Ernest l<`ai'\p\lia1'.~;on, South- port.

.\'ii-iio_\:.»\i.1u--.at sci, view, on .\iin~eii I!;'»tli,, 1011, lleuiamiu ll. Donald aeed T2 years :ind ii months.

.\lcIil.\.'I\`(l.\I-.-\t firnhnins Road on

-"l<1gypt, the Land of the l'hi-\r-

as," is the subject of 5, lecture to fbc- Scriptioni- in Alherton and vicinity iven by -3011" H- H211 in El>W"l`f-ll should be handed to H. Clark, Agent."

ig will be conducted by Rev. lil. A. reside should he like the country und

se-where. turned yesterday.-A.

- " ` the l"‘iesb"teiian 'lm the Canadian \Ioithwest on Wed-I

'l`he services in ‘ 5 " ‘ » _ ‘ _

hurch, Alhertou, on Sunday morn- nesday morning, where he will likely

cstmorelinid. There will be no ser- find \i‘ork congenial to him.-A.

y. lie intends making his home vice in the evening.-A. --

-Dr. F. A. Lefurgey, Siuumcrside. sin of the inte Thomas Hewitt. H0011

...filiirtiii McKinnon, l\Ionti1giie_, hav. purchased from Bruce McKnl\'ie on‘bi-other, ns previously stated, und,

edne.~'day last the residence and out- the lute Mrs. Squarebriggs is surviv-,

eseiitfitive, all news, advertising llllllilihgh of the property purchased 00 by t`-\'0 ii-'I-\\Zllt€FS l}€Slll0S the 5°" i ul ` rt' ' ‘\f t and by Mr. McKelvie a few days ago fi~(.m|ali'eady mentioned. The diiugliters re-

if- Presbyterian congregation,---5. side nliroud and will be home to ut~

~-_ tend thc funcrul.-A.

-Alberton harbor is now clear of

i'h,,i~1,itt»;toi\~ii, on Tliursdiiy, llliirch gi,',__.~ht token of (1,. I- , . t - | Ku, lflll, to i‘:ipt. und l\lrs. F. W. which he was hgli, ,1,1,,glti,ir;;‘?m_,,_l,Q'

ith a beautiful travelling bag as i1

tholibh taken l sur ‘is

ing them for their gift, aft:-r which

very enjoyable social two hours

as spent.-S. 'Miss Annie wus united in ni:irriaKC

_-- to George Robertson Keele, H0110

~-The Guardian representative was .shown §'€St01‘day a pictiirc of tlici

of which were damaged (sud had been used in the Americun civil war, lmv-E UH been Imported by private citizens "Om 1111 AlH€I'iCan miisieal instriimenti'

ill ED first Summersidc hand the insirunicnts'

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Mzircli ilu, lilll, George ;\lcKinuon. l~`unri'al on -*`»ut\ir<lay at two p. rn.

i’l<I'l`l<Ili.\‘--\t lizinix Island on Mnreh

30, l.lll, Airs. lsznic Peters. Funer- ul on .\`utui-day April lst at nine

fl. |11.

Grand View .»\\‘e.. Somerville. Zvluss., March 27th, 1011, Margni'- ct .»\., beloved wife oi Joseph W. l‘erry, and only daughter of the inte Hugh l\lacl.ui-e, llrncklcy Point, Fiiucriil notice later.

.\l.-\'l`I-{l'lS(lN-At Windsor, N. S.,

1\l:ireh 2'.lth, Miss Sadie Matheson, daughter oi the late Chiirles Mathe- SMH. l<`uucr:il on Saitiiiwlziy at 2.30 p.m. from the residence of \\’. W. l\‘orbcs,‘ Zi; l.oiigwortli Ave., l‘ii'._v, pending thc arrival of body Friday.

ANNOUNCE-IVIENTS

"Sec notice re Capt. T. G.

in this issue.

Taylor

*-.Ino Mr.\lillan has un intcrrsting

nd i-e his Public Auction in this is-

SH€»

~`*\\'ildc_v Lodge meets to-night.

Third ll1>;;i'ee and iniportant business. (Ivo. W:1llc1', Sectv.

s.ilc of‘

large and riinimoiliolls dwelling house with Int of liij nc1'i;s of land, in the ronipiou of this city. '

**’l`hr-rc will he ii meeting of the

different comniittees, also ull ivoutributrirs, and others in- terested in the l’. lil. 1. Central Heed’ Fair, Domestic Science and Poultry

lottetowii, on Friday, the Iilst iust., ut. l o’clock p.in. The financial re- port of the Association will be sub- mitted.

i "Vid i '

` ful

1 eriil Dry ‘clls' the best,

esp(-cially ooiistruetcil ~ Nu- rine nud stiitioiiary gasoline eu- giucs. For sale bv Jus. D, Uflcr, 12/1 Grout (lcorge St. Phone 3514--J,

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Rubbers are Cheaper Ifeep Your Feet Dry

\\'e have zi fine new stock of the

lie.-it makes of rubber footwear.

PRICES

Meu`s 1stgi':icle 9oc

" 2nd “ 75c

Boys’ “ (i5c Youths' “ 55c \Vou1cii`s ist grade 7oc

“ 2nd “ - 5cc

Mc-u's “ 450 , Cliilds' ‘ 4oc I' lnfts` . “ . 35c

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Empty Shells Powder 32, 60,-75c

(.`ameron’s . Hardware 'Store

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f 1"'-t""'¢i"»`= ‘PF ‘

louse. The group consistcd of 12 members, all of which except two, the late R. S. llowness and \\'m. Dcegall, are still living. Of the re- Illainilllr ten seven ‘are scattered over llfC1"~’l\¥- ports of America and only

of Sumlnersiile. They are, ex-lllxiyor. (‘omptou, W. I\'.»l-leustis, \\’_ 1.1 (fimk hd UP- .»\. A. McLellan, who was leader of the band.--S.

l'l<IllR\'-Fell asleeu in Jesus at 6 fU“l` Ol U10 t\\'0l\'& are liiwresidents

on Mondiiy, March 27th. The services

istei, llev. I.. J. I.eaid. A very 1,1;-,re number of people assi-mblo.l to pay

i-'icnt many years she wus in delicate hcalth, but was only cr-niined to her b_cil about three months. She was .siv- Unflf .VCHVS and three months' old. The fillllllb' have the. sympathy of their many friends in their irreparaihle loss.

‘Th0l`f‘ iiilssed away peacefully at

Keilsiiigtoii, March »2Z2nd at the ace of seventy eight years, Mary Pound, bi-lo\'ed wife or' Williani Walker. The' dl‘C0HSC<l had licen ill only 3 fpw d.iyS_ anfl- her dgutb came sirddiniy, as a grrat .ehocli to her sorrowing hus- liriuil. Shi- |n,'s=r»ssiril in fi, real ,~;;-nog, tlnisc i‘lii'ii:ti:`.i virtues which ende-ir- r-.l her to all who knew h;r, but ;t was more cspiciully in her home that tlivse qualities were manifest. Besiilrrs. her husband she leaves to mourn one son Preston, uow residing in lin C0ml10. Alberta. A silrnt mark nf er.- teem was evid.uccd by the large cfm- course of people which i:ath.°r:<l to i1I1y_ their tribute of ixspect to her memory. A vcry impressive funeral service wus conducted at the lrcsbv- tcriun (`-hurch, by thi- Rev. lolui Mn,-_ ray, (`-liftou, assisted by Riv. ii. J.

llattcc, Malpeque.

--A very cnfoyahic meeting of the

W. (7. 'I‘. U. was held nt the lnime of Mrs. fllr.) A. McNeil, h‘uniniersido, yesterday afternoon at which ti.¢i~i-, ivus 11 large attendance. At this meeting Mrs. ifiev.) R. G. Struthie, Vlmrliittetown, read 5 very interest- inc and instructive paper, har sup-

li`iresidc.' During the address she Spoke of the need of training the

and biography and thought that the young people were giving too much of their time at the present day to sports, part of which could be more profitably einploycil in the rcailing of 'good' nutliors. She said a good nov- el, fiction or nd\'enturi-, was good

not be read by the young. She sopke of the writings of such authors us

by the Union‘ to hlrs-. Straihie for very iiitei'est.ing paper. Short re- marks were inziilc by Mrs. Neil l\l~.i~ Lcod, Miss Murrhend and others, all of whom spoke in complimentary terms of the excellent address which

R,,1)b@,»|,0,,t,,~ f,-,ml 10 to I5 ,icy they had the plexnsiii-e ,,`listen.n;; tn, Qigreeiiieiii., und will rcgn.rd.,it ns one

Durinf: the meeting a couple of solos were given by Miss Alfredf, Compton. After the mrcting closed the ladies

ITH'piw-srriit were vtlreateil by 1Vl'rs.VlVlcNeil|"nf| Other liluropezin _powers muy

to relieshments and a vote of thanks

S- .

fund was given away by her farther.

jGuardian joins with their many

____ ,friends in extending licst wishes to f

~Thn funeral of the late l\’lrs. Wil- Mr' and Mrs‘.1{°°f"w_"I' \`

liiim Hayes, of Ellerslic, took place ""’."` '

“.,.,~,. c,,,,,,,,(.t,.,, ,W ,;,,,, M,,t,,,,,,,St mm_ ,in the I’rcsbvteri_iin (‘huri'h _nt Sum- '- - ` . nierside last evening at the iudlictioii

then. lust ,,.-,,,t f ,_; , ,_ __ l<`|'.'is.°r, forniery o o.<._;ie'|._e,

,.|,.c,_ 1,,,,y_ ,,.;,:,_ ?,y0,,__;,LT,'__),(,';, llev. R. G. Sinclair, Tyne \'allcy, selfish life had won a laree place i|iiDr`Csmed'nS Moderator and c("“hmf‘e'l L .. . - , " 'the sor\'ices. The Rev. R. G. Strath- ~ he esteem of 5, multitrde oi people. I. . , .,

Shu ,S __,,,,.v,\,c,, hy ,mr ,_,,s,)am,_ m,e‘\<‘. _fiil‘m(‘l'_}ii1i=:tii\‘ ill i\lln\_il1cl‘Bl£.O, Tliiw ,;,,,,__. _q,,,, ,,,,.CC ,,,,,,g,,t___I_,___ For a,of mr-n i-hurch, Cliarlottritoivu. \va.~: i

jertdieiug. “The Bookshelf by the! WASHIN(lT()N, March 28-Such ru-

yollng in reading of poetry, history `(}reat Britain that President Taft to-

iiiit in the present days tm~i~e was a_"l`he work is zoinz forward with the vast amriiint of novels which siiniil¢1'g|‘eatest possible cure, and Preiaiflent

Dickens, Scott, Shalcpspeure and The framers of the treaty hope to others, whose writings were both in-,make it ii model for all such treaties terestins nnii iiisiriiciivi-, nu of whicirin the future. Each word that sees she said should have E place on tlmito move up the text is given the ful- limikshelf by the tireside. At tiiellest C0nHi‘l0¥`f\f»l0“~ close of- i\irs. smithie's aiirii-ess nl The treaty is expected to he brief iienriy wiv nf maiiiis was mn.if».i-ni'nni1 free frorri mnbiiziiity. lt will pro-

c' y

was ten,|e,~L.,i her fm- her kmdness____|agi'eenient with the l_lnitcd_i~1tntcs,

land thus make war with this coun-

-All news, advertising and sub-,

1-25drtf.

-William Aubrey, Alherton, left,

--John Hewitt, Montrose, is a cou~

Philip Noonan, Bcdeque; Hmvlcy L-lteeves. Surnmerside; T. (T. Hicrlihv. l~l-ebron, Lot 8; Dominic Uwrns, hhum rock.-S.

...A pretty home wedding took lllllffff

at the residence of George and Mrs. Hume, Bristol, when their iliiiiglitei

Bay. The ceremony was perforine_i_l hy Rev li. T. Murray of the Mt. .Stew-

art 'and West St. Petcr‘s l’r0Sl’Yt@f* l

i' f-- Water Proofs

inn church in the presence of the iin- mediate friends and relatives of the happy couple. The bride, who was be- comingly attircd in a gown of l’l`i“`1 grey silk with trimmin;.',s to match

Miss Alice Pigott presided at the piano and as the bride entered the parlor played an appropriate wcil- ding march and at the conclusion of the ceremony lunch was served. The presents were numerous and beauti- ful. The newly married ci-uplc left. for their future home in liollo liny. The

--A good congregation ussnmiileil

service of the new ilastor. llcv. ll. J.

1 f I. ' ‘ \"l N.

mipcctcil as in..nclici of the evrning but was ilctaincd, Rev. E. J. Rattce, of lllnlpeiiue, taking Mr. Strrit.hie'>; place. He spoke earnestly of the new pastor as a man of God. Mr. Sinclair then asked the diiestiomz prescribed for the induction service, which being satisfactorily answvercd, Mr. Fraser was duly inducted into of- fice. llev. ’l`. F. l"ullcrton of (Thar- lottct.o\vu addressed words of wisdom to the pastor. He was followed by Rev. Mr. Murray, (l`l.eiiry, in a prac- tical address to the congregation. lVlr. Fi'nsei‘ licgiiis his pastorate un- der favorable auspices. He has a united cliurch to serve. He follows un illustrious line of pastors. The idenls of the church have long been high. They will expect good things of their pastor and will help him to -achieve them. At the close of the 'service a brief reception was given 'the new pastor in the hall of the |L‘hurch. Mr. Fraser will he 8 worthy `addition to the moral and spiritual fforces of Sunnnerside.-S. _

FUHMING THE

llliill AMERICAN

AHBITHATIUN

pid progress is being made in drult- ing the new arbitration treaty with

duy expressed the hope that he will `be able to submit the document to the senate nt. the coming extra ses- 'siou of congress. i The work of prcpnring the treaty is fin the hands of Secretory of State Knox ond British Ambassador Bryce.

,Taft is being consulted nt every

,tux-n.

'vide for arbitration on practically fevcry dispute that can possibly arise, and will include matters of national honor and integrity. , President. Tnft in delighted over the prospect of the rutiliciition of this

,of the greatest successes of his nil- niinistrution. i He has strong hopes that France

ventuall become parties to such nn

try practically impossible.

They correct stomach disorders.

¢~ _

- "Let good d/,yes/1'on wait on .f1ppe.‘ti`le, and /1ea!.'@ on bo!/1/"

- They will lf you take SHAKESPBARB

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living again for the victim of dyspcpsis. 50c. abox. lf your drugglst has

- no( stocked them yet. send us 50c. and we will mail them. 35

assist digestion, and maize life worth

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Parametta Cloth

Cravenette

Rainproof Coats

Hzlvc your umbrellas ready along with your Rain-

From 50 cfs to $6.00

’ Sell Openers 75c to $3.00 '

Suit Case Uiiilnellzis. All silk and made to fold to put inside :1 suit

. $2.75 0

liuglish Uiubrclla with Steel and silver handle

$1.00 I0 $150

.»'\ trappy new model umbrella with a good gloria cover. The'l1audle is of

mission pattern and can be detached making it into a ladies’ umbrella in an

and we offer our patrons the opp- t a rival in Canada. They are _ kets, inside seams taped and all

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'Price $10.00

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DINNER SETS

There is a difference in crockery, a great difference that is often

overlooked. All 97 piece Dinner Sets are not the same, althou h the NUMBER

" ofpicces is often given more consideration than the QUAI.I'IgY of pieces,

To illustrate

1' DINNER SETS 95 pieces-Brown and Green $4.75.

` DINNER SETS 97 pieces-Blue, Green, Peacock, $5.95.

The 0 5 95 set is really the better value-Come in and figure it out for your-

self. _

A. N.McKAY. _

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The estimates for the fiscal year

ending September 30th, 1011, were tabled in the Legislature last even- ing.

Following is the estimated expendi-

ture.

Admin. of Justice...... ...S 23,105 Boards of Health...... 300 Uoroner’s Inquests...... 100 Dept. of Agriculture...... .. 8,200 hlxeciitive Council...... . :. 700 Dept. of Eriucntion...... 127,980 Exhlbftlons...... . .. 6,850 Elections...... .. 250 Hospital' for lnsnne...... 41,500 Interest .... .. . 37,030 Legisla»tlon...... 9,900

Miscellaneous Grants...... .. 6,555

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Miscell. l<1xpendi‘ture.,.... 1,200 l'aupers...... _ 3,000 Infirmary...... .. . 5,000 Postsge...... 500 Public Lands Uep...... . 980 l’|-uv. Sec‘y Trens. Dept....., . 6,150 Prov. Auditor's Dep‘t...... .. . 1,500 Provincial Building...... 3,400 Registry Office, Ch'town...... 3,100 Registry Office, S’side...... 1,900 Telegrnms ............... 70 Stcnographer and Librarian... 1,850 Public Works Dept .......... .. 5,500 Ferries, Queen's County...... . 5,782 Ferries, l'rlnee County...... . 1,605 Ferries, King’s Couuty...... . 2,989 Wharves...... _ 4,000 iI’ackets...... .. . 3,875 l`loads...... . . . . . . . . . ... 30,000 Road Inspectors, (sslarles)'.... 2,195 Bridges .... .. 25,000 Bushing ice...... 750

Telephones, including exten- , sfons...... 1,300

Mis. Public Works . . . . . . . . 4,500 Debenture Sinking Fund...... 11§505 Unfox-eseen...... 250

Total Current. Expenditnre...$891,30l

CAPITAL ACCOUNT.

Concrete Cu1verts...... ...S 1.300 Permanent Brldges....... 20.000 Rights or wsy...... 1.500 New -71111. Q\1een's Co\mty...... 9.300

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Total cspiisi nxpsiiauure...$ 148.100

Grand Total Expenditun... 424 461

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