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HON. H. D. McEWEN: The fresh fish business is so linked up with the!
question' 'that one must be considered with the other. 'l‘he QQ bdndrauqe to the fresh -fish business today is the enormous cost of trans-
and wihy it is that the railways have to hand over part of the traffic
'rhlft they osll_/tho oxnllesa companies to fleece the people I cannot under- skid."-Wold? ihi_t¢karel"'i-ii summer in Morell 'for say 6_ cents. and if we to Boston gr Now -York we have to pay about 7%, cents each to get thg'H.`Vl’ think therefore, the iish business must be considered in cou- junotion with the transportation question.
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A PROPOSED RESOLUTION.
Mr. JOHN AGNEW: We havflistened to a very interesting speech from Mr. McFadyen. I
do, not think that onelialf of us ‘here today realizes what the fisheries might mean. or ogglitto mean, to the Island. Take the case of Lunenburg. Quite l_ _ illtol their Beet off our shores; they go back ncarly every ~year & down with fish. In Augustwo have a large fleet of 100 sail of fisher- _lnen from New Brunswick, What are our people doing? Practically nothing. 'llliese Lunenburg men come and take our fish from our very door, cure them lniksend them back to us to eat! If you go into a grocery store in Charlotte- town you can hardly get anything but boneless cod and hake imported from Nova Scotia or New Brunswick and you won't get one pound of Prince Ed- we-rd Island boneless fish. Why? Simply because they have the markets there. We are leaning back and watching them utilize our own product, and it is up tothe Government to help us in this matter. Some years ago, be- fore the dairy industry got to the state in which it is now, they inaugurated cheese factories. and when the farmer saw lie could make money out of them he went into it lbimself. Why should not the Government put up a plant and show us how to cure fish and how to prepare them as boneless iisli so as to get a market? If that were donc, instead of a fisherman making $300, on the Raw Material, if-' he had the finished product he would realize $600. You may bring all the men you like hero, but if they cannot make as much as they do in other places, they will not remain, in the same way as on the Qrm;-if you cannot offer a man the same inducements as be had elsewhere heiwill not stay with yon. ln Alberton wc have a splendid harbour right in the centre of the fishing, capable of accommodating 100 boats. We have lots of room if we could only get the Government to put up an up~to-date plant; they could take so much out of the expense. and turn the plant over to the Hshermen. If the Government did that the people would take hold of the btisinesa the same as they did in the case of the dairy lndustry. Now, we came here today to do something practical, and I would move the following resolution:
i "Resolved: That it is the duty of thc Federal Government to extend to
the fishermen of tho Province all possible encouragement and assistance. that they can be instructed in tlio latest and most sclciitiilc methods of qltchlng and curing his products; that lie bc assisted in the maintenance of Gold storage facilities, and afforded cvcry facility for the prompt transmiss- ion of his fresh hah to thc best market."
With reference to cold storage, l iniglit say that wc had one a. few years
ago but it was too expensive to kccp up. lt costs so much to keep the plant dgoing that they iislierincn could not allord lt. I understand that the up-to- date cold storage fucilltics which they have now are possible at a small ex-
,; (To bo Continued.)
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a corrective, occasionally, to right a disordered stomach, _ which is the cause of_so much sick headache, nervous- ness and_ sleepless nights. Quick _relief from stomach “ troubles is assured by promptly taking a dose or two of Il
Beeoham’s Pillsl
‘l`hey"~act"'gently on the stomach. liver, kidneys and bowels, assisting and regulating these organs, and keeping them in a healthy condition. _ These famous ills are vegetable in composition-therefore, harmless, lcnvsmo disagrxieeable site;-effects and are net habit-forming. A box of B_eechdm's Pills in the house is a protection against the
1 -1nlny_-annoying troublcs caused by stomach ills, and lays the foundation
_ f_-For -Better Health
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as e e called to day announcement was made
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tor £1 000 and costs
LONDON March 26 -The libel suit The defendants made an nnreserved
of Mrs Herbert Asqulth, wife of the public apology for the statement in Premier, against the Globe, was set the Globe tied' to-da! The- suit/was brought Mrs Asquith went into tho witness on account of publication by the Globe box and formally denied all the alic- of statements that Mrs Asquitii had vzations.
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the Rev anon Simpson presided. A committee consisting of Canon Simp- son, Mayor Brown and Hon. John Agnew was appointed _to make ar- rangements for the reception of the three wounded soldiers, Messrs White, Lockerby and Crossby, who are duc _to arrive 'by the tlrst steamer 'from Picton. _
WEDDING BELLS. -- A very happy
event took place in St. Johns Church. Milton, on Tuesday evening, March 21st, when the marriage was solemnlz~ od by the Rector, Rev. S. Trlvett. of Mr. W. Hamilton Home and Miss Sophie C. Coles, both of Milton. As the strains ot' a voluntary filled the Church, the bride, who looked very charming in a suit of blue broadcloth with becoming list to match and wear- in a corsage boquet of pink geranuin and white cyclamcn with asparagus fern, entered, leaning on the arm of her cousin, Mr. Reagh Younkers, who gave her away. During the service "The Voice that Breathed o'er "Eden" was iiung by the choir. and as the bride and groom proceeded to the vestry the strains of the wedding March broke forth, Mrs. Lemuel Coles presiding at the organ. A large num- ber of relatlve_s and friends were as- sembled to witness the ceremony and 'the happy couple left the church amidst the best wishes of their friends and under a stinging shower of rice. Mr. and Mrs. Horne left immediately for Charlottetown en route for the niainland. where after spending a few days with Mr. Owen Horne. Truro. N. S., they will visit St. Paul, Minn., and other United States cities on their way to Regina, Sask., where they will reside, Mr. Horne having rented his homestead in Milton, for several years to Mr. C. Horne, of Rustico. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Burke, who are also re- turning to Regina are accompanied by the _latter’s sister, Miss Ethel Horne. While their many friends in Milton and the neighborhood sincerely re- gret losing this family from the prov- ince, they are followed by tho heartlest wishes_for success and prosperity in their new life.
THE KAISER INTRODUCES SUMPTUARY LAWS FOR GERMAN
WOMEN. _
BERLIN, vie. London. March 27.-
The German army has opened hos- tilities on a. new foe-womeii‘s fash- ions. Tlie large consumption of cloth under the prevailing styles, has ln- spircd the army authorities to call a conference to deliberate measures de- signed to influence future fashions in the direction of greater economy in niaterlals.
The ministry of war. with true mili-
tary astuteness, is not attempting to affect styles already in vogue or to
forbid ivoinon their flowing slslrts.
Teutonic ioisul
Dropped F om C0.
}lONOLULU,- March 28.-George F.
Rodiek, vice-president of H. Hackfield 'ind Company. Limited. and German Consul here. has been dropped from thc directorate of the Konokn Planta- tion, because his presence on the board jeopardizcd the plantation’s "ight to_import jute _bags from Cai- cuttn_ i `
The action was taken after Edward
L. S. Gordon, British consul, notified the directors that as long as Rodiek was oilicially connected with theplan- tation he could noi: certify it as a non- German corporation. _ The_Bi~itlsl1 Consul acted, he explained, under the Defense of the Realm Act, which for- bids trading with enemies.
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an upset storewhién they see improvemellii- _Tile posters and other workmen f
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wants promptly. " ' ,
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have Iva to all l'\ul§l"to pfsy. while » several have only one ntth more to ilnlsh the sixteen games of the ssr~
their games' yet to-'bs ,competed for. they will tie Mr. Wortiiyfs sc6re, and
Cup for another year. Notwithstanding the general depression caused by me
want e e up 0 t eCar orry,__ an noods~of_ water and the tired feeling that comes 'over one, as winter lingers in the lop 0'! Blirills. the fourthtourna
its compensations, when things gen
orally lure on tbenrougb, and all
ture `out"of-Idoors looks dreary, is-it not beautiful to ` hear the cheerful notes of little birds, or notice - the buds~in the trees begin to swell_and _, prepare for the grand spring opening- that’s bound to greet us shortly. So 3 with the lovers of Chess in this city °
happy memories extending back near ly a quarter of a century. The Club av g y in sed tliemmers this year serving King and Country overseas._and look forward _to a halllli' re\l§‘i0i1‘~aIter the war! '1`*‘The ° Rhymograph machine, the writer re-
has been quite disappoint iig._ _ The live wire of the Club promises ii' ew selections from this wonderful ma- chine in a few days, It appears that
ton rod, and nothing but seal oil will 'B remove the foreign' matter, the story sounds fishy but let it go at that, for the present. The dfteenth session of the Tournament will be held tomor- row. Thursday evening at 7.30 at No. 1 Harvie Sample Room, Sydney Street. Any lovers of the game will
be made welcome.
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Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Gates of North
River. leave by the next steamer for Chicago, where he purposes residing.
Miss Jennie Cairns has returned to
hor home in Charlottetown after two months visit to friends in North Try- on. i '
- The many friends of Mrs. Francis Oliver, City, will regret to learn that she isnndergoing treatment in the P. E. I. Hospital.
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::'1‘he concert which was to have
taken place in Millview Orange Hall last week has been postponed until Thursday, March 30th. A special. train will leave Charlottetown at 7 p. ni. Return fair only 45 cents. Admission 15 cents. Ladies with baskets free.
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Phone 314 Miss D. Rudge for ap-
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(Continued fr@_Page Three.) now. Ho refused in that case even to Produce tho papers, because he said .hey related to tlic conduct of u. dc- partmcnt of his Government acting for the British Guveriiuicnt. l stated that hc could not consistently refuse that then. and now say that we should ;rant an investigation in regard to the conduct of a committee. not a de- partment of the Government at all, nor could he argue,
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our gassy stomach! Now Mr. or
cide the holder' of tho enchanted Ross _?u"vD”pep"c. ict mu (iowa, mp"
Dinlrollsln digests everythint. leaving
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Most remedies give you relief some-
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some excelsm. got jammed in the pw er from indigestion, dyspepsia or any-
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NEW PICTURES
TODAY
N0 SIGNS OF WEAKENiNG STATES MR J. P. MORGAN.
NEW YORK, March 27.-_-Mi' J. P.
Morgan, head of the banking bpuse of J. P. Morgan & Co., who arrived hero from Liverpool on the Fiiiiladelphla, i-reiterated the denial recently issued from his office here, that a new credit against American securities, said to have been mobilized in England, has been negotiated by him. He said he knew of no `new‘loan being contem- plated now, and asserted that tho re sources created by the last loan were not exhausted. ` _Asked as to what impressions lie had gathered while in Europe as to
thed‘_progress of war, he smillingly sal :
“f am not ~a military man, hence
I cannot discuss that question. I did not observo,_liowever, any signs of wealtening."' ‘ -’
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'lliev Are Beaten
LONDON March 28.--A despatch to
the 'Daify *Telegraph from- Rotterdam says: --
While a note of' warning against
founding toogreat expectations lon the political developments in Germany is justified, there is no reason for not attaching very high importance to
them.'_ _ _ _ _ 1
To assume a possible early collapse
of the onemy's resistance would be foolish. »To ignore the present symp- toms»"would be going too for in-the opposite extreme.
Private informationas well as tho
obvious trend of events proves un- iiiistakably that within the last fcw weeks a* great change for the worse has como over the situation. politically and economically. ln thc former ro- spect a crisis has arisen of a. char- acter more serious than anything since the war began. For six months at least, it has been developing. Now it has come with the resignation of Von Tirpitz and that eveni."has pre- cipated a ferment in which 'all' the
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Read over the following list rom w ich to choose.
1 Oodfishl and 2 lb. Pkges. Canned Salmon
Lea & Perrins’. Karveys’ & Cartons Sauces
_ Anchovy Paste _
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hiddeii olcmeuts of discord, dlscon-i As yct tliorc is no news of any con-
tent and anxioty within the German Empire iiave come to the surface.
Iii brief. the Gerniaii people have
suddenly awakened to the knowlcclgc (before perhaps a strategic secret in the breast of thc Govcrnniciitltlint after ull they may lose tlio war. Ac- companying the revelation of naval weakness, as it is regarded, is.iiow the apparent failure. of »the greut offensive against Verduu. _
certcd outbreak of terrible disappoint- inciit following the _failure of these operations, but neutral travellers leav- ing Berlin last week record already tlicrc ii. cogiplotc change in the atmos-
_plierc of trio capital". '~ __
Rejolclngs have glvcn place to ro
criiiiinatioiis, nnd. ns one such witness puts it. "‘ the bulletins speak ‘of vie. tory, but the faces of everybody i`sor.- werc eloquent of defeat." '
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many persons. _
_ ~ _Tea and coffee have no _food value whatever, and are deceitful friends. f Under their _ _ 1 use the nerves first becomeirrrtated; then so sensitive and “on edge" thats slight variation
Can often be achieved a simple change of food and drink. ~
_ Much nervoustiess is caused by tea_and_coffee drinking-eminent medical authorities I ‘___ _ having demonstrated that the drug, caffeine, iii these beverages i a definite nerve poison to
from general health often appears most serious to the victim.
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