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W’ ~ - " ‘ " ' l '7 m" so G6 t a1 ‘eivieiou, and otherwise was drill-l" n r ‘ly recommended. co ____. _ » m! “mp5 prgyidgd a great iii.- l-IER HOUSEWQRK veav Low-Tits ousrdlslfl ' ' traction for the summer tourist.

D0 supply of 1927 Calendars is getting

u", Nelson Moon. 111110751 OM-rlvery low. Subscribe or renew at

- -_- d "Y" Once odd get yours. '"“" " M u: t. nth "whip, mid became so short o i" service. I “no iiusiy do my iiouuwo . H. PARTV n. go nervous eve little In!!! ,COME TO VALENTINE d “g4 felt like a sh to nu. in Graham's Road Hail. Mon :23; A friend of evening Feb- 14. 3313"“

ANGUICAN SERWlCE-sellllll" gfidtlllllt Sunday St. John's Church. Million 10:30 n. m». St. Mark f. Rustico 2:30 p. ,Im. Preacher C. l‘- .__ Johnson.

SERVICES CANGELLED _- 0n account of the epidemic ol influ- enza at Murray d-larbor -N0\'ll1 ll" appointment made for Dr. Kanna-

. ' - 1.1 H 11 n Monday. ti»? glgtninclioxlilgfi llhlnf blclbaltilliaxdlbg gem-aha? been can- ‘wmd box, arid n03 I un t hke celled. _ ‘g different Wfinnm- _’—"‘ Ks __ . Pm- 50o. on. ‘KANNAWIN sPEA bog“: ftidflmu or 3:11am o: Again Dr. Kannawinh Pfngfflglllégl; pulled direct on reeei I; of prrloe byifor Wednesday, Feb. 16th an _ 11' Milburu O0. Ignited, oronto, Friday, Feb. 18th have been Inter T“ ' ' - - 1 - 111 sneak on; changed. Dr. Kaignaw n wHa" ‘m ' , at liirudiii-bane ralillfl ._--— '_'_' Wednesday at 2.30 ptllhiilltl at Sunl- _ ‘ iiicrside Presbyterlzgi‘dillllliliflltgé 7.30 . . don‘? 11y‘ ‘Prcsblytclilitiiiln ‘Church at Clyde k _ ———— , River nt 2 p. m. and at Brnokflelrl (Continued from new l2") lPrcsbyterian lChurch at 7 ll- m- A“

QQ/rned by-the ekperience of form- c1‘ years. Their request ivas coin- iuetcly lgmlefl- b“ ‘he strait’: were hardly cleni- when the ills rum runner arrived and there fol- inivcd the‘ usual drinking null drunkenness as o. consequence. , One other will suffice. In tho 5111111119!‘ of 1925 in the eastern Pa" of the tPrdvlncc, a few additional inspectors were appointed on pro- bation. One of thesc, by n11 eiici"

arc cordially inivited.

INTERESTING ADDRESS-The student's ‘and ‘teaching will’ °l m” Ohalrlott-et-oivri Business Coil-age Cfillltlfltillflflllll ‘a velly llllerysllng “M p; f|'t'3l;§'e tlspsrture ‘firom their. .~_Cg.,-_.'. nponltine of w-omk when. diur- ing the afternoon session of Wed- ntz-dmyi la-sit, the Honorable M1". F. J. Nlasli vtisiteil the institution and d-clIv-ered, in his usual fltuent and comprehensive lilflllffhi‘ ~21 Hillfinlllil i-Ilc llfillolmallce "l. his dull’ 56' ilillillFEt-In; on the suihjectt oi’ the We l Pllfell llve cllllvluul-‘lls l“ ‘me and. its reilmtion ‘to busiiicss- Neel month out of‘ ten iuiilriiiatioiis laid. _- . gtfiy, tho IHlflHZS-YS “'11s up bcsldeshuving t) or 10 other cuse-‘l acumen to the full "by one and in hand. But on election was 111 Um um] u; the close, a hearty vote prospect, and it was soon tiiscov- m. "hanks \‘YI‘\S unwed, by one oi "Fell Wlllll l'°""9r “Hell l“ m“ 1mm‘ the boy,- anti seconded by a young llc was stinrtnarily dismissed from may ._,_,,w,],,,,,_ .A Shmyflmg vote

(IiflCU. Tho cases he litid In hand W“ “yen wake“, and‘ judging by were quashed or headed olll lii var- Hm new“), suppofl which it w e ions ways uiid for no other reasonmccorded, me. g-"(Iygkeif ceq-yanrl}.

than that he had

fllmlflluy pemput it. across -to .lii'.~1 inndllence. The formed his duty.

.\'o iclllvflelllll-I 1 int-n Irose and expressed

_ _ Pill tion of the friends ti; law and ‘opium l. ‘Us “.e|l,_,,l,.,,,,1 N, have such der could secure his ro-zippoiiit- n u mm ‘smukrq. via.“ me Con. "mm- lag:- and i'llI‘illi-j'-l'lll‘l‘.~l't¥ l‘XD1'@“‘3‘l

At. tlic suiiio timc that this t.l|o1"-. ouglily discrcditable perforniancc_ was being carried out. there Wilki- another inspector who had liltcwise been appointed oii prtrbatioti; Wis- ely for himself he had secured 110 convictions, and luid no informa- tioits, during that time, und so eat- lsfactory was his conduct regarded that ho received a permanent a11-

ihc hopc illlbi. lit ivoiild not. "bc 1on1; mp0,... m, lfilll0ulil zigaiu fliid 1t convenient to "dirop tin .

Public Admiiustralitln And Economy

(W. i.. Cotton)

NURSES THIS

I RLWFIYS PLEFISE

771st; have done so fbr 56 Years .

The Life 0f Lord Lister

(Continued) -Fr>r 1.3 ‘pats. -Llstei‘ =tl1e chair oi’ Clinical Sitrgery at King's ‘College lie soon fell Into the habits oi‘ a ‘London consulting _ "urgeon. Private and public en- ago when he retired from active ieitulnnietits becimie u buideii to a work. ‘Ho “'11s also cngagcti i:1 busy man, but they claims which ‘farming and in all his work was Lister tsould not cscapc. regarded an honorable and faith-I ldsicz" boil been Sitrgomi-ln- i'ul worker. For sonic time he has oidlnavy to the Quccn in Scotland been in poor health and about alainlrc 1870. Soon uftcr he calm‘ week ggq he “litg Sink-hen Winnie linglanil ho was appointed Sur- parulysis and gradually weakened. selul-in-Oflllnfllo’ l" llel‘ Nleiesly- tHis wife iliss ‘Mary Ramsay pre- Fvlvien distinctions \\‘@l'e lwstmv- deceased him three yours ago and ed on hini in abuiiilaiicc- and in 1H- hc is survived by two tlaiighttersl-“l l-B \‘~"~\§ Infill“ 11 llilfllllvl- Mrs. Colin -l“8l'l§il!~lt)ll, Hamilton aiidi _ -‘¢ “l-silln‘ lllellllllfi 0f l'l"@\"~‘lll- MHL Thumm, 13.36,.’ (gha,.|onet,nv,, oiive Xlciliciitta" . ands to-ilziy in also one son Winifred, Hamilton. Lumlml‘ .“ “an-m” "fiearch wozk 111 iitfociious distribute-s scra and viccints now so largely used lli the treatment

MAL/PEQUE

An old und respected resident of Hamilton lll the person of Mr. ‘Nor- man Ramsay passed away on ‘Thursday. ‘February 5th at the ad- vanced age of eighty-five years. in curly life Mr, Ramsay learned the art of shoe making and follow- ed his profession until fifteen year

occupied

lln the evening Telegram ‘Toronto there appears ".1 stilcndid pllflill- .. . , graph of M1". Archibald .\'cil Ala: Oi lhsieilses‘ dam“ l‘ small "P-“w” Kay, formerly m. ovlzllpeque amliiilig icbzis l‘lS(:ll ‘to be a national new m. .l.ol_onto_ M“ ‘NIMKHY lenpiastiliitioii. In lis‘ curly g.o\vth he“, when uhmlt-Uighmeyn yang U, VLISIOI‘. ilcvotcil much 0t his time zigc, and shit-c thcn has filled suntan,“ ‘flaillullhus lllif'lml'le'l'e“,ti _ oral impoi-ttint positions. ‘Furl’. f]? ___.".“ L's!“ '.9Sig'1“l,f’15 mo" twenty years he has bccn employed eififlliflpi’ fdi", ,1" U“: Himwmg )4“! (‘assldyH-i ‘i.td., und during ‘zlslflle 1.11:2}. 13min“ ‘In IFS“,- that timc has Iiccn lltl\'ll1lCQtl i'i'iiiii,“.,l.\_'on their’ nil"; l‘ I one position of trust to anothertmlliuly‘ ' ‘l l‘ ‘ " llll-lll ‘fl fell’ YIWYB i180 lll‘ \\'ll$ ill ‘ Front this linic oii Lislci" W314 a pomkil geneml Ilfnuldgvl.‘ "1 film Olllaly 1111111. "ind tlic whole 1."01i1‘:~;e iii-in for tlic province oi (Jnlarn. m. hi‘. 1m, “.35 qpprpn m. m“; m, ‘Recently h” h“ live" ‘lllllllllll-Qll llle t‘llll1il‘L'll and his only iiitinialo 111d first (Toronto ciriisul for (‘zot-liti-‘nuny ,I,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,, m, 37 yefis in“, "Slovkaiu. lilo is :1 1111-1111101" ol IhcHn-on 1's wife. . Sll‘.".li(l ‘entered Olllllrl" Clllll ll“? 3-5-1717- lllllldllifl h‘ scicntiilc woik with intell- ll“! vlijl-"rlil (llllll- “l? 3lllfilllll’ l“ igeni interest, and Itad ncvcn- tired "oiic o1 our boys" of \\‘lllilil wt- 211'" o1 sitting by his side and lztkiiig lllsll)’ llrllllll- idown lltiil" ul his dictation.

‘ _ * 4 1 Lister s sIIIl in charge of the .\ir. ‘(.. \\_. lltllll. int-L \\'Illl a words at Kiiigfis (‘tillcgtg iluspitul. SBTIUIIH i\(‘t'l(lL'Ili a teiv days 11g» 41:11 hi». did not allow hi»; grioi’ to

while implying u nilxiurc to one o1‘ lllIPiicTv. with I-ls ivo-zk (luring tlic his animals, and as a result his summer, but at the end of the so;- cyesigltt was injured. It is lit)\\‘t".'l‘l' slou. bl.- retired from this position. pleasing to note that .\i1". liainsal’ and gttvc up his private; tint-lice. is gradually recovering his sight. llfr entered on :1 pcriod of well and it is hopcd that it will scionlcainctl rest, bill toi- him it was .1 be (completely restored to him. ‘pm-ind o1’ nielaiii-lioly und 1iosslbly'

_ _ , _ iinibttitful time. Still his public lloi Ilelllldlll-lil I11ll1lIl.‘\\‘l>l‘l<»‘l "l" siicultin: wcnl on and honours

creases of the nullll: ilcllt tram coiiiiiiuctl to m...» 111 Iiiin. in 1x-

pointmcnt on the staff ut ll regular monthly salary. I

Illow the majesty of the law is upheld is illustrated in otlici" ways as well. 0n visiting an eastern» town lust sunrnier tlic writer wus- more than surprised to liltd that one of the Prohibition inspectors had his place of business under the some roof as one oi’ the most. not- orious law breakers in the country. The lion and the lamb, If not lying down together, were living happily side by side. This in itself ivoiild have constituted a grave scandal in the eyes of men who cared any- thing about enforcing tlic Imp-m‘ upholding its dignity. in the course of about a year however ti convic- tion was obtained against. the of- fender and he was lodged in jail, only to secure his rclcnse iii twenty days.

At the same time there was pluc- ed in confinement in the same Jail, another offender who had been convicted on n. charge of selling moonsliiiiefltliut most hcalthliiil bev erage." Justice had successfully eluded him for 115 months a jut] sentence had hinig over him for that length of time. from which hc had been protected by men whose duty it was to see that he was placed ‘behind the bars. iHIs happy deliverance took place in three weeks, and while these res- cued ones were rejoicing in the fact that the way of the transgres- sor after all was not so hard, "0b- server" was proclaiming through the Guardian that ""e*very day in Ellery Why. we are getting better and better". IRunnIng with the hare and hunting with the hound has been mostly the way by which Prohibition enforcement has been carried out in the eastern part oi‘ the Province; running with the hare beinil Preferred. As one stip- ient member olf t'he Legislature re- marked to an inspector who bud been too zealous In the discharge of his duty. “You must leave people alone who are selling in a decent klnll Ol B- Wfly.’ Coni-niciit on this Is needless.

But with the rising tide of public opinion there is a hurrying to an. Just matters, by any DQSSHJIQ 11198118. flxainst the day of reckon- ing, near at band. But oven camou- flage. as the critic doscribed n. will fail to conceal In the end, The“

woe "m" Y0"- "llrlllen. nhurisees, liyiloeltes. ye make clean the out. side olf the cup and platter ‘but within It is l'ull of extortion, and excess.’

"You can't Iiavc something l0!” nothing" is u cninmoit saylnli. ‘lll icspcct to ordinary business and public. rcqiiiiwiiiionls tho sziylllli l9 I|‘111-. 'l‘cl1-plioues radios. Pln-Clfl" lights, watt-ru"1n"l1s. uutosjfall the i-oitvcuieiiccs of modern Iilc whiull niuny persons enjoy lii this \von- dcrftil age-must ‘be Inllll ‘~01’ l“ [5:15]], so must the paved silIQl-o‘. the smooth roads, Ilic_dally lnllllfl fbroiight to cvci~y' nlillls flllOI‘ llll’ teachers of pulblic sl-Iitiols, and all tlic other contrlvattci-s of the (lov- ernmoiit for the benefit of the D90‘ pic at. large. 'l‘lie only difference is that. lil tho first they are Paid for out of hand and in tho set-find they are paid fur out of thc public treasury. As tlic individual 1111181 increase his cxtienscs as he adds to his comforts and conveniences. so ntnnt the ticople pay more taxes when the powers that be provide smooth und cusy conditions of [Till- fic and business. Wu cannot ex- pect, lll these days. to llvc as trheap- ly as ln tho olden time when there were no modern luxuries. We cun-

cxpcct-any administration, whe- ther municipal, civic, provincial or federal to provide all the require- nicnts of all the people. without adding. directly or indirectly to ‘the taxation of the people.

IPublIc property may of course. be sold and the proceeds may be applied to the reduction of’ a de- ficit; ‘but In that case the public have so much the less property with nothing to show i'or it. -A sinking fund may be (ll'i1‘Wli upon for the same purpose; but in that case the amount drawn must lic made 11p In future years, while the security oi‘ tlic bondholders orother creditors is, in tlic meantime, "weakened. Absolutely honest lid- ministration cun only ‘he obtained when tlic people pity, each year. taxi-Is sitfficicnt. to meet the cx- pcnditures of the your.

‘The only right way tu ovoid in- creased taxation is to prnctlcc economy. The requirements of the pu'bllc service ought to be supplied. Neglect. of tlic public. services will not in thcuc tlnys be tolerated. 1Ily curefuLutId good management the public services may bc satisfac- torlly performed, und yct the ordi- nary public oxpcitditures may be kept within the ilniits of the public rcveiiucs. ‘But il this results cali- not ho gained ‘by the practice of ccononiy,-then there ought to be an iticrease of taxation“

l am, Sir, etc" KING'S COUNTV

ANOTHER HALF MILLIO NFOR HOME BANK VICTIMS?

. TORONTO, Feb. 14). —-lt is re- . ported that application is to he made during the coming session nf the House of Commons lit Ottawa, on tlic recommendation of lion. Mr Justice MacLean, for a further half million dollars to satisfy claims of tiepositors of the Home Bank who some within thebicope of the $11.- )00,0000 relief fund contributed by the government.

Of the 60.000 depositors, about mood-those having less than $6- 00 on deposIb-hsva already been laid 35 por cent. lt is stated thut lbotit 2.000 additional claims~~ those of depositors having more than $500--havo been passed by lhe commissioners and these Cairns are the ones for which tlic llditionnl money is said to be rc-

"iiot right that tlic present gcnl-ra- nth.)

not expect reasonable men will not‘

time Io time are justifiable. It is 97 hp ‘V9,,- Qiovntun to (be tion-race st member of the medical tion should In: ll'l|llll‘t‘fl to l)(‘1lI‘1)1{|[(_\,~,, u“ u, ‘receive 11.3.,- honnlhp .ti1e whole burden of the cost 01' It was hardly possible 111.1. :1 nitlli public \\'()i‘li.‘l-\Vill(?ii will continut- of 70, unticcustoincil to political lv llle llcllelll 0f HBIIUHIHOIIH in the inclnotls. \\'()Ill(| take much tmrt in future. lit is right to issue ‘bonds tlic flDlL-Iikls‘ iii the llouse of Lord... from the payment of such works. U11 only two occasions did Lister ;'But tho sinking funds established llldlit! important speeches, Both iior the purpose of paying tho tht c we-ic on nicditral sithjccts re- ~illll0lllliS of the bonds .'1I tbcir niai- 1,111 lug legislation. Tho results ilifily should In- niuinlaineil intact ,w11e uiily partially satisfactory to Land iwpluliisiictl from your to yc r '1 Illllfl tlic fli'(illlfl2'_V t'.\']l(.‘lltlllill'i‘S of

lii 1R ' Llslt“! iiilifilltlflil tlic Brit-

lnu-h Ailininlsit-tuion should bu fish iledii-til pit-clings in ‘Foruiilu 1'i|lIy met by the tn-diiiury rcveuuos and litintrcul. Al ’l‘oro11to he re- .of each your. ceivl-d tlic t " - c oi‘ 1.1.. 1).; .11

. it‘ our (lovcriiincni- FcdcraI. l’r.i- Montaezil lc \\ vincial iiud ‘Jiuiiicipiil would but attic»: as at :1 diuuci- given in lzis follow this rnlc. and ‘bc economical. llllllllll When lllfvit‘ lllllllll! 081'?" ‘tlic people would inst.» no ("iilisc for 111ml“ and fvslivitic. were over a ‘complaint upon thc score o1‘ flnaii- sileliilll Pillllllll’ Pill‘ WHS it'll ill llll‘ ;cial ntnnngbnmnp tiisposal o1‘ his tiurty by Sid" Will- . ‘o, iain Vun lloino oi‘ the C. l’. l{--. i ISTQCI{[~{IQI,_\1' swede", 1.1.1,, 10_ and iii compatiy with Iii-e brother. ,’l'lio Victoria hockey club of .\loni~ "l5 "limes" “nll Pllllessol‘ "nll Mrs» mnh nnw ‘mu-mg S\y,.,1,._"‘ defeat. Four-i lie iiizldl! :1 Ilicrc tucks [our .ed the Goetzi Sporting (‘lub at tlic 1° “l9 pawl“? "9 'l- _ plmljum here “may by [he 500,... lll Julio 190;! baker's advice was inf 5 goals m 0_ sought. in connection ivlth the seri-

ous illness of King Edward VIII. ~—-» J- ainl hc was [)l‘(‘SL‘l\i at the consul-

‘tntion on June 24th., preceedliig

[ircsctrietl Wliil an

Directions For

_ _ the alteration by Sir P-‘Olillflllli

’l‘rcvcs, which saved tlic Sover-

Shlpplng vigil’; life niid ncccssitutcrl the

DIRECTIONS FOR SH'PPING 0t tlic cotoiiation FOX SKINS To c‘ M’ L AMP’ I 0n Llic occasion 0f lbc corona-

SON d C0. PER PARCEL

POST .tio1i the King cit-eater] o. new Or-

ldci. the Order of Merit, liniiiaterl Fox skins intended for C. M. 11% Lbierfll¥lfi1:ll1?:t‘l or ‘Lampson s‘ CW3 Loud“ sales King or Denmark now made him a ‘should be packed In parcels weigh- Knight m. we Gram, mo,“ of u“. |lfig not over 11 lhs., including the 0,49,. O,- me l,,l,,m,b,.og_ ‘YUM, ‘outer covering, Wblflll slwlllll be M gave him perhaps more pleasure “nbleuched "mall" or similar mat‘ than niiy of his lalcu" Iionors. “HM? “nll the following address Lister was now an old iiiaii. bo- Fhould be plum” mam“! o“ the coining rather feeble, and suffer- zutfidu” the picléage: ing greatly from rhcuuizitlsni. His" - " "W50" ' o" iuird was still active, and he lllilll- 64 Qua” slreet- zigcttl to gct about a glfGill deal. I11 . Londml- E- 41 England‘ 11103 the University of London In addition. the shippers name broke “way from “s 0m trmlmn,l,, i?“ “ddlrsfis “hqlmd be,‘ 7mm?“ on-unil for the fiisi time lii its ltlstory e outs e of t e pac ago o en-I M, , _ 1., 1 ._ legmw able Llimpsuil s; Co. to identify 1t fiehfl,;é"'“.:,.§0:.-§.i1illimli.IllIQ ,.,.,,,,,, m‘ “rrlvnll lllmkage“ should" he und Princess of Willtlti, Lord Kel- numbered consecutively from N11. H“ m“, L0H, Lime,“ hm“. ‘VHS 1 “llwards “nll mrwimled by mam“, ivcii a great. l'8tl8])f.ll)i'l from his ed Pllrlml P0531 lusllred for a" [iflileiii-ilfflliil Iirettlrren, young and

U?

Iamount nut exceeding $5‘ per pack old. itpott this occasion. No hou- “g” l“ order t“ ‘mmm a Post on‘ ornrv dcgrces Iiave since Iiccii ice receipt. leaving the actual iii- gram“, by H,“ 601102,,"

surance to be affected under blimp‘ illurliig the following yours.

son 6t Co's policies.

Unless advised to the contrary, rampson iii: Co. wil Insure, under their open policies. nll shipments while in transit for Invoice villi")

though considerably invulldeil, Lisl- cr kept well posted lii scientific knoivlcdize.

Ills Rllilli Ibirthtitty, April 5th. lil-

‘7, -. cclcbraitetl nll ovci" tlic Dlllfl 10 D91‘ Belll- The“ lwllcles .‘.-mill?“ lilo was overwhelmed gm’ protection from “he time ‘he \vII"n letters and addresses. On

goods leave the shippers 1105898" sion until delivered to LnmPSOn 3= Co. In London, and the rate of Pie" miiim Is most retisonalble.

At the time the shipment is dis- patched, an invoice must in every case be sent Io Alfred Fraser.» This invoice should state:

(1) The number 0f WW9" "l" forward.

(2) The serial number marked on each parcel.

Juno 28th he was presented will! tho freedom of the city oi London. llc had bargained for ti small dlllel gnihcrlitg. but the .(‘.o11iic|I Room of ,1“. (luildbnll was crowded itiostly with doctors 011KB!‘ l0 llllv“ if"? more look ut their honored chief. The oltibnrwtc gold casket contain- ing the freedom was presented and ‘after being welcomed no i1 citizen lniltl Merchant ’f‘ayl"l'- l-l-“PP “Wk” 'In n low voice n very few “'°l"l*‘

(i) The‘ quantity of skins In m thanks‘ “m, a0 passe,‘ “W” m. 95c We ' II fioni public view. l‘) l“ “m” of each ‘km’ u There remained one more ‘honor

(*5) The amount of insurance re- 1n red. I, Skin; may also be forwarded tofllll- 'Iflll(l0l through one of the express Row companies. Shipments by QXPY"! "n," should he made in exactly that

some wiiy flfl by parcel twel- "will m“ m, pgckggefl need not weigh less than 11 lbs. It is not necess- ary a0 far as the insurance Is cmi- m mm corned-Q declare any "ll" l” u” “lay ' “pi-es; coinplniel. '

1o be bestowed. und on January

He was not able to all"!!! Sir Richard CSTIIEYOII life from

once iissetnbled. His

1e12, lie quietly view!

1110s he was presented Wllll iIPWViIII (if lllP ill)’ ‘ll Gum‘

res-i) a latter fiom him to the great attdi-

.now on was unit of R feeble Inger. lid. und on lllfi mllrlll“? M Fe "1'

llle would have been b11r-

one 0t‘ the railway men suid- 11nd he thought considerable expansion of‘ 11.1.. idea would be profitable 1c the Maritimes. 1

' HOTEL QUESTION The question of hotels also W88 dealt with at. the ll186llIlK~ Mill" and Quebec, it was pointed out. lllid

_ *3‘ _ advanced remarkslbly In the matter ‘Dim-lg the Tour-st.swat:".:t.'::::""‘;:.‘r"artist: S e a s 0 n _;. Three from their enterprise. Particularly Special Connections to Begin in July and}

|was this true of Quebec, where a

special representative had been Continue for 10 Weeks.

appointed whose ditty it was to vlfl" it all the hotels of the province and. lii‘ 11p 1o a Lixed standard, to 51W them curds which might be d18- played in front o‘! their houses to show" that they had measured till to lite requirements of the plnnfin this way, it was said, the visitors were assured of adequate and suit able accommodation.