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to the report took

a series of questio_as_ in the name °f M'

Geo,-ge E. 'and n\e'“1nferen_ce~ inténned to ire drawn was'tliat the Government, and not Mr Dalton

.form

“mu” _‘was financing the`construcfion'arid of the ( _ _ _“I ‘institution and payingthe salary '_of_ _the medical super-

.°“'" intenderit, Dr Garrison. This another ex-

ample of the “mare's ne_s_ta”_ disooveredby the 0PP°5l‘.

_ tion during the past twelw_I_u1oaths.`.and_t_he Premier

- """`»""""""""`"`A::'j'Thad' the pleasure of seei 'the___\risillle_diSoot_nfit\lrC Of

April 13,1916. J' _ ~

ns.riiir»_ri=irnur

. _ _ ,<.

It_must'be confessed that our__con_temporary has surprised us' _in the mildness with which it has accepted announcement' of adeficit’ in "the public accounts. We were prepared for a repetition of its pre-election flarnboyancy, for a spate of excited invective and irre- sponsible declamation at the expense of the Govern- ment, but we have been agreeably disappointed. It has accepted' the fact of a deficit in a somewhat cliastened spirit, with a sort of subdued philosophy which does it considerable credit. It seems to realize and recognize that a deficit was inevitable in the past year's transactions, and the only real and substantial exception it takes is to our suggestion that the equinoc- tial gales of September last had anything to dowith the matter. Well,‘we were n`ot_'speaking \vith_'out the book, and if our' contemporary will turn to pag¢»r2 of the Public Works report it will find the following paragraph from the pen of Professor H._ H. Shaw, Proviricial Engin`cer:-- - ~ " "

""-In regard to the large number of bridges requir-

ing to be rebuilt or repaired, it must be said that on September 26th and 27th, the Province was swept by a violent rainstorm. The' wind, blowing at first from the south~west with a velocity of 32 miles per hour as recorded at the Meteorological `Oftice veered to the north-west, blowing with cven greater fury. At the same tirnc, a tidal wave of extraordinary height covered the bridges spanning tidal waters, and where they were exposed to a long sweep from wind and sea the greatest damage was done. The effects were most disastrous on 'the' North Shore. Darnley Bridge was almost completely ruined. The bridges' at St Peter’s, Clermont, Indian River, Fullerton's Marsh and Stanley suffered very( sevqrely. The Pisquid Bridge over the _Hillsborough River had its cover lifted completely oh’ the walls, which then fell into the stream. In fact every bridge reached by the tide was damaged in some degree. A fair estimate' of the cost of rcpairing_the bridges damaged by this storm would exceed $50,000.00. Happening as it did at a season of the year when the fall traffic was just beginning, immediate steps had to be taken to put them in sufiiciciit repair to accommodate this traffic. Labour and material, scarce and expensive under most fav- ourable conditions increased in price with the forced demand. _ , _ . , _ ._ _

“ The Departmengwas comp_ellc<l‘t0 `fI_lQ_e`3l} \1n__-

forcsecn expenditure `far in eXc'ess`ol»tl1eyear's esti- mate. ' Where temporary repairs could bginadc, these were done; but many of the smaller bridges had to be completely rebuilt and in the case of Darnley' Bridge it _was necessary .to rebuild 800 feet of the-structure which was done in a permanent manner."

This brooks no denial, and we do, not think our

Contemporary will attempt to deny it. The Patriot makes no allowance for the effect of the war on the revenue. A reduction of some $50,000 on the esti- mated revenue due entirely to war conditions, and an- increase of expenditure due to the war and other circuinstances over which the Government had,_and could have, no control, are entirely responsible for the deficit-which, but for the economical administration in- other departmeiits, might have been _considerably

correctness _ of our _assertion that the Nova Scotia Government had to meet the House with a deficit of $12o,oo‘o. We go farther. \Vith`a debt of $1 3,410,980, the Province of Nova Scotia is compelled to use more than one-quagter of its income in paying interest. Last year the interest demand was $510,672 of a total revenucnf $1,953,301. As the total expenditure was $2,973,671, t_h_cre__ was _a_ deficitof $r2o,ooo.,_ _ ,. . _ The Liberals have been continiiously 'in offieéin' Nova Scotia for about thirty years, and our contem- porary surely will not deny that, with all the _resources which that provincehas at its command, it_.w_as~ ina better position to meet adverse_circ'umstances than we were( Premier in _his speech, to -which we

refer speci_ficall'y,._stat_e_d,~ that ol economies* it was impossjblefunder last

make revenue' inee¢__ eitpendlture. however, that we havereaehed the adcounts, and that for the current are so framed that we may reason-

a return to that era of surpluses which

inaugurated. 5 There are wise-

ofcourse, who presume to suggest that fugovern

and can foresee war's disasters and

Wfmigllt THC ¢l€|'l\¢lll$',"`l!llf

classed with- reasonable

-only “ minute of Council,"`since cancelled, was an

. . f in ti .

“"“"' l"'° '°°"""°'“*'°“ “Y gpoueiipiyailneiilirig ‘inx:~r¢"ii»nmy ef isf¢ori,1'»¢u»I+'i¢

_-._.,-,...._-_.____ _ .__ __ f'quotatloriVbéing ""Fiel'Beat'lt_il\e_ncel_"'-I .

the triple leaders __as_he gavehis deliberate denial I0 [every insinuation contain`¢d.in.the_fiv_e'qi_iestionS. The _questions and summarized answers were as follows :-

_up to December 31st, 19I5, and up to March 315%

The Government has expended no money in con-

.nection with the Dalton Sanitorium.

“ (ev) `What obligations (if any) the Government

_ has undertaken -with respect to the construction, fur- ` nishing, equipment or maintenance of this institution?"

The Government has undertaken no obligations of

'any kind. '

into between Dr Garrison 'and the Govemment with _respect to his salary as Superintendent of this Institu tion, and if employed, when his salary begins?"

The Government has no agreement with Dr Garri-

this institution?

None.

~House a copy of all minutes of Council, contracts, 'tenders and correspondence in their possession, relating

._ to the construction; 'furnishing,eqitipment and main- " tenance of this Sanitorium." " '

_ The Government* has not contracted or received tenders in connection with any_of~these matters.

order authorizing the Govemment to make temporary

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, Among the vast number-olioriginal ideas or inven-

land l0wer decks-,,ari_d'_aivertical partitionwliich aga

__ __________ __ _

5 - I in _ -.»»_.°»__..-. _ ' '

1 A i si i

'wires ieinpilea-_ia _feel-piiseireu it the as

,modem 'youthlTo'r iitaiden itimy niodiiy

reminded that at'l_east‘some‘of the

g ofthe

» *ffl

“ (1) What: mor`\eyf§(if any) ‘th`¢`~Govemment have __::;u1_’:l expendedin connection with the ‘ Dalton Sanitorium ’ have to 80

son. Dr Garrison-is paid by the Trustees of thc _phat Sanitorium from funds provided by.Mr Dalton. 25|” you

“ (4) What further agrement (if any) has been _ppet,_p_»,_;

made between the Govemment and Mr Dalton other . 3°”

than what is contained in the Statute incorporating 'faction

» ~ bers or

“ (3) What agreement. (-if,-any) has been entered

“ (5) That the Government lay on the table of the _:___

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r tar- -:j§!_Y,;'. »"'_..' . _ _

n l

8l0l"ll) llld

,I9i6? " ~ .IGHN E

but

ery from your illness.

nie iiiiiiiii-hai'oiiiiisfiiiiiliii ‘ °m'Y°“f '°"‘°H °°"- ‘

advances to meet the Clhlms of C0ntl’3.Ct0l'S at the tlIIlC-.was apparent,- hence the selectlon. ` RAULSTON'

- , r G.R.A..lll t N.301022, ¢__i\'lr Dalton _was out of the Province, and these were “Th” 1° B°Y“° L°dK° 5h°“‘d “|1010 r 0 ns mf 0 _

I-I.,

tl n

you

‘ o but

17 not my then see vga over week! to houiie o I do

Welre for the lalt

_ . ' _ tif; up nlce.

_ ____

_for .us they cannot. ' ' _

that na pw ton) was captured last spring.

“tw klclt coming. ‘

longnow before he `wlll be free nga

To a. lesser

of “_ leader of great mag: Hoping you will have a speedy reco

honor of producing such a person ls, 22nd' Battery C F' A '

port .

_ _ _ - _ . _ Order l of th ll t t-l : tions produced by this war are many, of course, which ulnaturef ftnfs necegsax, _fag :gg are peculiar to the circumstances and will probably ceslflll-sovernment or allbodlesr The » . _, __ _ h . over power vested in you at the present is never be used again _a ter t e war is once. . __ _£_,_,_0_;,,m_ Grand Masta, and worship.

greater than _t _s_ The Pamot Seems to ,questwn the One in particular is of interest, as showing howt c _ as er

» A ll! G ll l ll i .

_great -number -of \vounded are taken care of. For thm;ty_‘:ve sk y§u'o_f_b‘;’§;’_lt°g‘t §£__§_:'°

_ many months the whole western battle line has re- Lodge, L. 0. A., No. 614 to accept this

. . ~ | ll ii ,

mained substantially unchanged Consequently, it has _:gif :eg'a:';o:__‘g‘_f_:{‘__'g'_m_:’_§Ef_m§_Th:

'been perfectly practicable to construct litle narrow sreatiiess ofthe Gi-and Lodge over the. 1 gauge railways from various points to,bases in the ::b;fHn_f:e§°§:"§G;¥E{;?_°°P`9i hmm '- rear These various short lines are connected up by That you may long nve~to=rememliér 7 lines paralleling the trgnches. By these lines many' ;l_§:e°§_°:“'°g' “"5 'lm Y°‘"‘ '°“\“'° °f

suPPlies~ arei‘ltliekly-l1andled-- But one~o£ their chief* . 9"-rounded b-y's_uc'h mins"

‘__repaid by the; Trustees. There has not been any we repeat. a. mutter of very great sat- gal; ggxlgg’ §"§n‘1°' '

~ - istactlon to us' therefore whlle- we ‘ ‘ r ery'

_money expended on the Samtorium that has not been congratulate ___-___ ____ w__0;__ ___-__ honor B,m,,h.Exp_ F,,,ce_ I.-,.,,,,c(,_

_expended by Mr Dalton. The institution as it stands_h,,, ¢,,||e,,_ we congratulate the Grand _ _ _ _,to-day is the result of Mr Dalt0n’s generosity, althoughl§:_’_‘}§:__2‘ _:_§:_-_|1_;i_l_;l;;’_-___l1°P“|“f- “nd WF

the cost hasibcen. double what' Mr Dalton o'riginally‘ |g_.0,-angeigm is to nike her place in _

'Promised to contribute. Dr Garrison'-_has received no 2:; €:_’_;l'\_f_l_§:_°_f_d‘;_\_‘:'_ °_‘;_‘:_'_{:_"5;___?_‘;;i ggcg _ = - imoney directly' or indirectly from the Government, g,,_,,,,',-,,1 awakening w me condmons “ ' _

`a l has been a'd solel b Mr Dalton _"h-'ch “l"`°““‘l- “”' ‘md 9 "‘°"°“g" ' '---

_ ni _ p 1 y y _ p_\irglxig__ot ull-obstacles that-might lm- _ _ N Rv _ RA RED

Tins surely should put an end to the ungenerous pede ,_ healthy ,,.,,g,.,m_ _ _ E ES ARE C -

_'suggestions ‘reflecting upon the only ‘philanthropic ‘_____1l_Y:_t_li____t_l;E__c_i:_i_:__ti_;_i_i_;; _}ii__r_i_i;:_i;n__i_i_t___r:§:_v Islander who has ever done anything of the kind for _out me _.|,,,.|,,dm|,,,,_ and 3 grand ex,,_

' ' _' ' ' ‘ _ gh cutlve whose highest ambition will

su_fIerlng"hu|:n_a`n‘,ty in his native province .If e doubtless be to govern rlgliteously, wo "lille Opposmqn _le3~def5_ had _“ot been' allxlous to icanuot but believe there la already an _spread broadcast :i_ mean-,_fcont_em_ptible insinuation, _gyggnklsibcnggoghgs f_;1l:_l_1__¢i_ _ _pr_¢;srf;s__I_

-they would have waited until the Public Accounts had ,,u,.ed_ deterred by no Mckenngs or _ ___ _

been tabled to sec whctlienthcre were any grounds for 3_1:|:_>_;agU1;:;?;9.___l;nt.__:J_f_l;1_p asininp at _ “ ge” °" 08"” I““°’““'“'

` - ' . . . _ | 8

their unjust, and uncharitable suspicions. and fuyness of brotherly love w|||g1e|._

The rest of _the business of the House was of _=‘:_‘;“‘_fr_ff‘l_'§rh°g',ffy I[,(;d§,‘:iniir\2l|Ii‘¢l:limii~leg-

-a routine nature, the Tile Drainage Bill engaging the 'kind_led ind our hearis will prove be-

- - » yon_ pera venture " OW good a thln

attention of the_Hou_se in committee_ Before thc it is _,or brethren ____ awe" together “Yi

‘House rose, the Premier tabled thc estimates for thc unity." - __

Lwfffnf fin-"cial vw- _ _sghitfpfililésf‘i?£il.{’.‘“l..?i" .’.‘i..‘2L`

- - ~ lies before you is equi ly great( Full

of responsibilities as liiyour high olllf ce, we feel that ou will meet eve

' ' ' _- _ Y ry

BEHIWE FWSPITAL _ :=.:“.‘f.'a‘.f°.'.‘.‘:¥.'.:“‘;.f.".'.':1iszfzziizas

‘ 5_1-5 _ tion of knowing that an almost undi-

' vlded brotherhood-lends a loyal sup-

_ VITALITY IS LOWERED.

i -'BRAIN IS CONGESTEGA-~

HEALTH UNDERMINDEU;

Than Useless.. Produce No Per- ” manant Good. '

Worry, overwork, over-study

duced by drugs.

Congestion of blood ln the

must bo removed. _

lrrltatlon in the braln must be

lleved.

that lt does‘_not cure insomnia.. '-Fonbulldlng blood and nerve. -_ instllll g force_and llfe into

anything so sure as Ferrozone

-Remember. sleep ls just asnl

ant as food. ‘

You must sleep. or break down.

thereby remove the conditions

dope; it ls a. health-glvlngolonlc

Absolutely safe ls Ferrozono. Take lt for a

ness or blues-» use Ferromone. food tonic. a healer to the weak

sold everywhere lu' 60o_ boxes.

ruses is the qui'clc’_transport of wounded inf_tl1_e fieldof _7i""W` fbattle. For thisf purpose a specially constructed car. _is provided. 'It-is about five feet from railto roof sE|_.EUl°l0ls F0' _ and has a liorizontal partitionidividing it into .upper - l|||[|D||||" lE\DEl$_ j

in~ ' -14 _ ' -

_di_vides_thos¢' into_tw_o eompartmentseach. This makes' W la four cell arrangF'ynent,__`each of which is provided with V = ' » ~ ’ __-a hinged sid'¢'openin§_p'_utwardly, so that a wounded __

» Soldier on his séefcint.-my be sei right iniopne of. \ "MV °"E_“" ~~ jlhe cells from the outside. A Ae my snsepfwu' feeding .one~sum-

l`rom its compact arrangement of cells it takes ___‘B;'_*::'__‘:__ ;:m___e §u_"”_ _

°‘.l“ il.

the name “ Beeh_ive.’__’ _As soon as loaded it_is_started _,mm-¢_ vim die' lol ”pwolt»-`to.|ln_y” od' for thefield l_iospita;l.'_~_ This is only one of the m_any_ _‘f2”'° my _' im"-"° i-valuable ideas turned to practical use in aiding-the `_|._¢_,,r me QM my_.¢||\,¢__w¢;y-L <.w0un<ie<i. -Ifmay jruiiype said nm an nm is possible Be nog °1°_\!l___¢1!__°»I?‘f°° *°_ “S

`»_.is being done by _all branches ofsciencc. to_ alleviat;_-‘_w,<{55¢ .~¢f5,y',

orten thefsud'er§igof,-the-enormousxnumberio __ ~-_‘fin _.-ri" :_'. _ in n»ir;gi{¢aiesi__p'f an _wafsi-__.-_ ~' '_ - -M

IMPORTMT

nm _°¢iiea_.ron nts

nie 'wairinli ine. =

-pre prim-I nvefiur

them

(H . _~ :_

te -V1

You know about where that was.

~h°“°r “ve in his There ls not much mud up here owing

qusequenuy w° aww' to the country been more hllly. gcgrglggtggtcmmagrg _ Everything ls golng flue with us lf lt

d only continues so we wlll have no

had a card from Lester lust nlght he

mm had no news with the exception that Buch’ he was well and had received a parcel

ol elotblufl sent htm here trom`Eng~

li_ind_, I would llke__t.o' be, able to wrlt_e to li m from here. ut l 'do not think t

me Bm M you'-'~ would be 'of--any-‘-use. I suppose he ls

i ln

mem I am enjoying the'best ot health l

614 ._

u .

tired of hll place of residence long

me before this lt may not be so very

has or at least l hope so. Well mother I

wlll have to draw to a. close as we have to go into action in a. few mln- utes, one ot' our guns are tiring now.

v- __ i _ _ ‘ __ E- ~

Oplatea, Sedatlvel, Narcotics, Worse

and

Healthy, natural sleep cun't bo pro~

Flrot, the blood circulation must bo

lm roved:

'bead

re-

_hecnuiio Fen-ozone equiilizes cir-

culation, because lt soothes the lrrlta- tion, because lt removes congestion

»&__

. _ 0 -

worked, organs, _for establlahln -atm-

gt.h.imd vitality. where can fan flhd

mport-

month. take lt for a

year-no harm. but immeasurable good will result.

To Sleep well, look well, feel well,

to ‘be free' from depression, nervous-

It’ii vs_ and

wretched, a boon‘to<tho sleepless -`~

lovely weather here the ground troll dry-

guess we may look for

ward ,to some _nlee tina weather soon, It ls lovely today. l nm iiftt.ln'g here tn»____:gu¢ont.a‘|ong -' .side ot.our_ gumi

__ s- the °nlv_l|x\\_t U“"° is what

ponotraterhetween tho top or the lapd~~b_ags and the root. I 'lust tool ll==_.__?olt\_g‘:4>nt. afnd lllflvilll in the sun

pm,-‘mud ` ~ lenlco-end' warm’-to tlntnh tlils ' letter and _lf lt was notilor aeroplanes

nm °c_=‘_ head L could. as we are out or

Won ge tjot the Germans bohlud n htll and n a t,hey_oani_iot locate _our position, lucky

We moved up here into this posltlon

of the over a week ago which ls father north

along the llne from where we were and not very far from where (bestenlohns

You can lf you’ll use Ferrozone and

_ which

now keep you from sleep. N _- =.-

Ferrozone ls not a nnrc ici' not A

that

any chlld or delicate woman can use.

P"_‘°°°=»

Prices-

Rich

PAroNs

the amature sue-1>A1‘oN'sf -

_ 'F 'ri T-r -I _ A .TA

I Asthe days get warmer, do you find' your

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Your Sprmg ifaiysirang ov’§}‘§§s§f-'~

‘ D _ W in alien beaten ~ O.verC0at r rnosffasiiiiinabieeeioim ig.

Blacks, Greys and Browns. _ _ r ' r

We will make you an overcoat that will

stand the test of wear, because the we use are the best, and our' workmanship is first class. Come in to-day and select the cloth ` and have us make you a stylish overcoat, ._ s _

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Block.. We have a large number of finished___1l/lonu-. ments which the public are invitedto inspect.

f Call or write before purchasing, _ /

» Special attention will be given to lettering on.

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» heavy overcoat a bit uncomfortable. . ',