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€ be provided for, but also that the Net.

' ‘ Government therein be declared:

‘ ‘ And whereas it is expedient that Provision . ﬁche eventual Admission in ' ' British North Amcvjfczc.’ i

as ﬁallows: . '

g - l-Jllxsnnimsniz.

1, This Act may be cited as 'l‘ho Bﬁtials glob, I867. i A l 1 » 3, The Provisions of this Act

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Irehznd.

' _ ' - . _ Ill-Durex.‘ l. »8_. It shall be lawful for the Queen, by and wilalflfhe "ii "er " "' ' ’s_.l\-""*- Honourable lh-ivSiCgunei

PREAMBLE OF BRITISH NORTH AMERICA ACT—>Th¢ charter of celved the Royal Assent llxty you: ago, March 29th, 1867. Minutes.

cams the. cs coma... c‘ M ’ ',} .- . , ., elﬁﬁsellim“ Bﬂlirﬂlé/v-BI: " coal-ally united incoOue‘ osmium. under an; Crown my; in ond Ircldizd, ugitlﬁii ﬁlonstituoion similar, in‘ Principle to-"tlmb of the. Uniﬁed

__ hereas such a Union would conduce to , ’ of the Provinces and promote the Interests ofﬁtlla Brim-lak-

‘ And whereas on the Establishment of oh " Authority of Parliament it is expedient, not dilly that the" »‘ Constitution of the Legislative Authority in the Dominion‘ are of the Executive?‘

to the Union ,0f-other_ Parts of il- "theroforc enacted and declared by the QUEEN'S“ most ‘Excellent Illa-jest); by and with the Advice and Consent of

ills Imrds Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by theAiithority of the ,

ifortla. America Short ‘mu. . referring in Meiesty the 1111951115011 0f ‘l’

%lilneen extend also to the Heirs and Successors of Her Elajestv, ' gs and Queens of the United Kingdom of Gvezzt Briﬁdl/ll Qpqgp,

It In shown above an It appur- In the Imperial

‘the. i}

om ~ oyag,

lie “iodide. for

d... r¢§l4|ilr -"<<-_.- '

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Provisions re- -'

;- ferring to the E

M

Advice Ileglulsﬁonolf" l._p.»_.qgclﬁm Umcll o

the Domlniou of Canada, which re-

Liberal Propagandists. and Liquor Stores

Rev. Dr. Thomas sud other Liberal

Propagandists are

has the Government of this Province to open liquor stores all over the

country

The implied assertion is not true, and the Liberal Propagandists know

it is not true.

Stores shall not

the locality shows

N MEMORIA

MR. JOHN MacQU EEN

There passml- nwmy at ‘Wood \l..l~ ands on May .19Lh, 1927,‘ Mr. John hlwcﬂueen, formerly of Vefllll" Ifliver. He died‘ m the heme of‘ lllfi son, Lleutcnzm-L Wl-lllzum» A. Mai: Queen, .D. ‘C. lM., ai. the 111:9 0T 1-‘ years. Ille bud -Ire‘eu lu fairly l-flmfll‘ .lle.u'lrlr up to wlilhllu wll- 11111311 "l l" ‘ (Icmlse. He possessed o. kl-ml and gerrlal dlsposil-lon. 11nd W118 llllllfl‘ ,p;._.~pe¢-,~|od- zin the counuunlly H1 wlllic-‘h he re-slided» for so mun)" yllmﬁﬂ‘. llllﬂ wlfo-whll Ivavo prcdel-fils“

ed Mm four years next Aumlell.

' 1H0 leaves m. n Il.'I\_Il' one dnllgllidl‘ lMu-s, Pzu-mely Mhlrlllid, of ‘Dow-l, and four 5,011.4. -Mul'dock {Illflvgllilll ll! - In the llunibcl‘ "woods -iu illnl-lsll l cl

unrbia, 'Cl\i'lsln.pl1cr ‘David ("ll Ill“ 1901-1“; zeros, Vancouver, and Alex-

F-Big Selling ‘ Sale

Balance of stock to clear out tremendous low prices.

Paints, Varnishes, Curtain Rods, Panel

lugs, Towels, Novelties, Cushion Forms, Fringes, Mops,

Paper Napkins, Etc.

Kent (Ieneral Agency GREAT csoucs srussui

Next Door to Cudmore Bros.

Out

(lurtaius, Towel-

Mrs Howard fFallis

ONE OF THE OUTSTANDING WOMEN

' , SPEAKERS, OF CANADA wlll ‘ﬁrs? Meellngl In Prince Edward Island at the Following Places N and Dates In the Interest of

1m; " p moved Temperance Legislation

DUNDAB, June 11th. goums, June 13th. Kuvossond. June 14th. ANNANDALE, June 15m. sT. PETERS. June 1cm. MORELL. June 17m.

ALL MEETINGS AT a P. M- Invited to Hear This Gifted Woman Speaker

‘lho Homm/Mesugc-nl Bartleuluar Impvﬂllﬁcq $11511"! w°"‘"' WM"

Everybody

~ , folitical K169111188 . 2nd. “District of Queens

The LIberal-Conlorvlflvo Candidates wlll meet m ﬁle-nor: at 1M following place: and dukes, to dlscun the pollllbll "W" 07 l?" dlYi

KINGSTON . . . . . ...l\me13 l

owns RIVER . Jww 14

MILTON .... . June 16

n n-ru mvcn . - Jww ~16

w, IATLEV mvsa. -Jw1e 17

N W L- 860W Jwge 20

_AV,FI L . “June 21

IIITIO . Jugleﬂ‘ Um‘: mvsn June z:

i 1m, opus“... dipole-u- m lnvlfed and wlll be IQGOTUGCI

. r

’ W“. “ml: ‘ .,- i: . All Quorum n | p. m.

assume, I

‘dates wlll address tho electors a!

one hall of

SPRING DRESSING

French dressing fc-r sprl-ng sal- ads should iltlllze lemon Instead of vinegar lyecause there ls a. -l.endeu- cy Iowwrds 10o much acid l-n~ spring foods.

3rd District Queen's

‘The Liberal Conservative candl-

the lOllOWlllg places: _ York llall, Monday, June 13th. Truczulle Cross, Tuesday, June 14th

lCorron, Bnn Hall, Wednesday, J1me 15th.

‘Mt. Stewart, Friday, June 17th.

‘For: Augustus Hall, Monday, June 20th, “ML Ilerbert Hall, Tuesday, June .. sf.

All meetlngs to be held at 8 0'- clook IHM. The opposition candl- dutes are Iuvlled to be resent. ‘Dnled llllg 31st day of uy, AID. 1921. .

(Sad)- J. AUGUSTINE McDONALD. M._ w woon. 5m

idiom Meetings Ist District Queens

I

The lbibcral-conaervalllve candl-

dates wlll meal die electors at the . following plane's ﬁnd doles for the purpose 0f dismissing the political lnsueg oI-fhe dlly. (‘llfton .. June ll llope Rlver\..... . Juno l.'l. (lmnvlllo . June 14.- Bonnbaw June 15. Emyvale .. June 16. Vrlctorla Julio l7. Kelly's Crou ... n» Brndalbone .. 1 June 21. Rosa Valley Jurlo 22.

The Oppﬂlltlnn , uuydlqavles, Peer Slnvlllll‘ and Allan Stewart. ore I111‘ vlmd to atlend dnd wlll ,bo glvon

l . . L‘ k' nan-mu 8M- ‘ J. u. aunt/Am. ,' .l. _..,. '-,

Jig time. ’ %ITMDOKZKG nedy

ILlter (l. ~ cKenllc.

idiliéu Meetings ,

muler A" on the Fire .De.purtmcill. Vancouver. ll!- ‘9 - +15 givekllli hilsl beloved sleep.

|()h promllse old and sweet.

rwe lleuve hllm to hls plcassnd sloell. And lholle 11-1111 ‘V1 "We"

{I-i

OOROTHY McLURE

The many friends of Mr null :\l1'-‘-1 Avau-dr-l.

II. John IIIucLuI-e, St. _ Charlottetown \vlll be sorry i" learn of the deulli of their 011.1’

child, Mabel Dorolhy, a: lllo curl)’

I ins I “endowme- ' ' l. rows ' GUARDIAN

Vend0r’s stores are now situated in . Charlottetown, Summerside, Alber- ton and Georgetown.

other places unless a plebiscite poll of

people therein demand it. The Stewart Government trusts the people. '-

__..-_-4-———-"'-i'—-"- Provlnclul Legislature for twelve

asking what right

beopenéd in any

a majority of the

yours, us a represeututive‘ of llll! Second District. of Q1199" 9- He run his first election lu 1904, null w-m rs-cllaclofl at the ncxl. 119119111‘ contest, bul was defeated in 191g. Ilc wus YU-lflﬁlllell 111111111 1" 191°’ and retired in 1919. For Ell-QM years ho xvus u member of the Lib- crul (luvornnicut, und ulwayﬁ carded as u mun of exceptional (‘.21.- P.('llll\'l‘ zlbllily. J16 ﬂlllllYllll i: wide pupuluynly. and lmd mun) warm personal friends even nmoul! his llllllllftlll (HIIIIIIIQIIIS. Ile wus

- CBIIIG

p at Hope ‘River in November 1875

. ’ ~~l~---.‘U’.-...""...r Inouie In Jalnuary ln fair

health and 300d splrlf and seemed to improve. 0n the 1st of Apr ll she was stricken wlth acule obstruc- zlon of the bowels, and though "she underwent up omrallon,‘ her strength was unequal to It, and aft-

the Rev. P, C. Gauthler; gradually weakened and dled. llllany o! her nearest ‘relatives were present at. her death-bed at.‘ her famlly clr-, cle wlll sadly mlss her for she was‘ " a devoted wlfe and mother.

The late Mrs, Flemlug was born

the daughter of William H. lllogan and the late Mary A. Nolan. Mr.. Hogan and two paternal aunts sur- vlve. Margaret at home and Mary (Mrs. McMillan) In Ch-urlotletmvn. One uncle Slmon Nolan, Ilvcu ln Boston.

Mrs. Fleming was mqrrled in No- wember 1903 to J. E, Fleming, M.l>., uud her sorrowlpg husband and fumlly are left m mourn, vlz, Mary, Sister Sf. John ol’ (Iethsemaile. ‘Providence, R. I., Ellzzibelb 11.. Nurse In Lralulng, llrlghlou, Mass” Margaret -E.,"lhls year's flruduute in Arts, St. Francis Xavier, Anne, Poul, ‘Ixvlsa and an adopted sun, Fruucls at home; She loaves also an only slslel, Mrs. A. .l. Murphy. Emerald and five brothers, Austin In Hope River, Iivcrefl and Joules In ‘Western ICunada. Joseph ll. and Dllllﬂlﬂﬁ L. In Ottawa, llcr luncrul was (Ieloyed llll lSalurdzyv, April Ulla that her three (Iuuuhlcrs uuu Iu-r brother lmuglau might iook llpull hcr remnlus for the 11nd timc nud see her conveyed to her long luunc lu Si. Anne's ‘Cemetery. Ilev. W. V. McDonald conducted lllc .‘<ll'l'\'ll'l'~l at the church any lzrnvo. llov. \\‘- T. MlrGulgzln wuu xpfl-sclll in llu- ISuucIuary.

er receiving extreme unctlon from 7

1pm.com Gas-coda;

1. That gagq ' is dirty?

2. That s dirt gas line in ,

p a stalled carp 3. That a stall C81‘ may 1., , being tow» in? Expensi

“i!

'-'

will remove this trouble because it ﬁlters your gasoline through a chamois as you drive. It is easily attached to your vacuum tank with wrench or pliers. Other mod- els for gravity or pressure feeds.

Come In and Try It — 30 Days at 0w

‘BROWN PUTMAN LTD.

SAINT JOHN, N. B. g Distributors

Mass Cards-Dr. and .\ll‘.~l. \\'. .l. vlllcMlllau, Mr. and 311's. I-‘ruuk IIcn- uessey, Slslers of Clty Ilospilzll. Mr, and Mrs. WuIl"I‘u|'ul-r, Mr. and lvlrel. Peter Fl Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hughes, .\1r. uud Mrs. mules W, Allen, Mr. and .\l.l'S. .lolm ll. Fleming, Mr. uud MIR. Rudolph Flclnlnpz. Mr. and .\lrs. Lvn Reid,

lu cvcry wuy u uplcndld iicprcscill: ulivc ul‘ llln people, IIIIll lllc whnlc Province. suffers u dlstlncf lose m his missing. _

A klud neighbour, a firm friend. u loving and dcvnlod husband uud lllllllll‘, “'11s llon. .luhu Mucblllluﬂ- Ivonourcd and ream-cued by Ibo cu- tlre community.

There are left lo mourn besides

his sol-rowing widow, the following‘

sons and (Iuughters: lVIrs Norman MncLeau, Long Creek; Mrs W. B. Compton, (Znlgary; blrs Frank Liv- Ingstono, llosetowu. Sfll-IIL; Louis MucMilIun, and Cecil MucMllI-du n1 (ludshy, Alberta; and Alllsou Muc- Millau on the Iimnesleud.

llc also leaves one brother Hulzb u; Cornwall, and oueslsler, Mrs

Arthur Wright, lu Stru-ssburg. Susk. To the bereaved lhc Guardian

extends sincere uyulpullly.

age of slx mouth-s which look place on Friday, June ilrd lifter n lhrcc.

A short. funeral service was held‘ on Sunday m tho home of Iu-r pm“, outs, nfler which the rcmulus were’ conveyor] Lo the homo of hm‘ grand- pnrculs, Colin and Mrs Nlzlnzlmrc. llruclclcy Pnlnl, wlll-re .lcsplte lhc raln a largo number of people gull!- crcd to cxleud their sympulhy l0 Ills bereaved parents. The servic- ed were coudulwlcd by the Ill-v Ross C. Eaton, Charlottetown and Rev. Thomas A. Wilson, Covehentl who spoke very louclllngly on the Sav- 'lour's gentle words of “Suffer the little children f0 come unto Me". after which the body was gently lald beside Lhul of hcitllttle broth- er, John, who diod two years‘ ago. Tho (snake! was banked with many Iieuullful flowers from friends In lowu and country. Floral Lrlbules were as follows: (Yrescent.——-Molhex' und father (Jresceul—!\rlubel (Jallbclzk Wreulh—GraurImn Shaw Nellie Bouquet-Jﬁrnla Shaw

Edward Show Spray-Mr Gregory Spruy—~Mrs Fall and fnmlly Spray-AW!‘ and Mrs Cullheck, Lorne and Helen Sprny-dllexander Yams Spray-Baptist Church SIIHIY~MFH MncMlIIun, and llcleu , Plant-Rev. Eaton. —-~i-<0->———- . HON JOHN MacMILLAN

and Mrs Seymour

Claude

ROHH (f. and Mrs

A! len o'clock Wednesday evcu- ing‘. Ibo death occurred at. hlu home. "Hnzelwood IPm-m", Falrvle\v West“ River, of Honourable John Mlllnn, in the 76th year of his age. Hon. Mr. ‘MucMlllun was Iho son, of the lute Ewen Muf-Mllluu mull llvcd hud dlcd on the old home- sfend, whero he successfully car- rlcd ml farming for muny yours. Mr llluoMlllun possessed u aplen-

nollent Iienlth unlll August 1925. when ho was seized with n stroke

recovered. I For n Jjllmbﬂl’ of years he was province. be

‘Ai-w-

._¢_

Politico] Meetings

Flublle Mauunq- wm be held m

» :- I_ 9. 5 1 0 r0 n a Z a’ Q '9'. 3 i 3 a 2 5 c

ma am; (a qlieun ole Muse u» the prenni eldotlon campaign.

l Rollo any. Wednnhy, Junokmn

Bl. Margaret's. Friday, Juno 17 Stocolumbl, Monday, June 20f Klnqahoro, Mly, Ju

gllﬁlkloetlnp {wlll commence

FIJI-M n, ‘ A. J. Mo ‘DAM,

.A.M on LD, ,- .o. u; ‘p.

aossll-io s1.

weeks illness of slaluul meningitis]

and 1

Spray-Mr uud Mm Aruell and a

l I . l}- l Mac-l rlld physique, 11nd Imd enjoyed cx-

of paralysis, from whlch he never-l V‘

promluonlﬁlzi the pulllfc llfe of thls lug u ‘member of the '

First ' nun-act Kings

Fgarlurle Bridge, Thurldaj} Jung

The funeral wlll luko pluce this (Friday) afternoon. Afler service which starts n! lhe home 11L 2 rfcloclf, the body wlll be laid I0 resl limbo Vuilcd Church (femo- lcry ul New Iluminiutl. Ilcv. Mr. Rulul offlclutilllz.

i—-<+c>-_—

MRS. JAMES E. FLEMING

Many friends of Nlrs. James IC. Fleming of Stanley Ilrlrlge wlll bc g1 loved to hear of her sudden death which look IDIIICG al the Clty Hospital Aprll 5th 1927- lslll? lmd uol been in ru-busl health for some time but had spent three months in Boston, vlslllng friends and though the pleasure 0f her trlp was filler- rupted by Intervals of sickness she

the‘

TIIUFOSII and .l.:1uru flcill, Ali's. 'l‘lul- mus ‘Ilcld, lvlrs. Nlyrllc 'I‘r:|in 1r. Ir. and 311's. Ausllu .\Iu|~ph_v. Ilm, .I:|..-.l ' dlunphy, Mrs. l0. All-Isaac. and fzuu ily. Miss Mzugurel Iluguu, All". and =Mrs_ J. lloylc, Mr. .I. ll. ll. Plenum. Ml’. Murk Mclluiguu, Aha-a. 5mm M. liuluam, Mr. uud _\lr.~:. IC. I‘. Full-y. Mr. and Mrs. M. . lloylc, .\II'S. Alury ‘L. McMillan, Wluuifrcd (luudcr, l’,

1J- nnd Alice Cash, Alaruucritc (‘m- |rie, Mr. and Mrs. \\’lll Murphy. Mrs. Aunle Tralnor, Airs. Nl-llic Sullivan, Mr, and Mrs. l‘. .1, ,\|_'lﬂ[l- ey. Mg. nml 111's. 'l‘honn\- Hughcs: F|0W¢f8—-Wl'il:lIll, Mr, nud .\lr.~\.

W. .l. Fyfe, Emerald; Shcul‘. Wmu- l '

r , _ , __, ,__ _ sr:m>::":§#::":@:: i i...

Hickey 8i Nicholson's BLACK TWIST CHEWING TOBACCO

Is entirely different in flavor and lasting qualities to other brands. Every chew gives the user satisfaction. and that is why there ls Mllllons of ﬂqnvuied yearly.

HICKEY & NICHOLSON TOBACCO CO., LTD.

ems‘ Institute, Sterling. Spiritual O~fferings—.\lr, um! Mrs, John Cullen and fnmlly. .\lrs. M. v IC. (Em-r and fnmlly. Sisters uf 8|. wlloseph Convent, Mr. and Mrs. Am. M088 llUf-‘llll and fzuuily. Illlslilwp Hmveilt, Mr. imd Mrs. lYllllcr lp-m, rs. ‘Dr. Alckennn, Maud _\l('(h|i£ nu, 1honms and Irlﬂfﬂnpv “PM ‘Ronald and Beatrice 3|<1,}(.-,,,,,. (lcoriziuu Arsmmull, Alfrcdu hi“, lCnnun Whclun, llluvy l\'nll_v_ i

Fr

For this week we have a \ falr supply of

SEED OATS

2 and 6 rowed BARLEY

FIELD; PEAS . VETCHES

"Longfnllow" Fooosn com»: “wands-law- ﬂoboln coaN slLvsﬂ-HULL ~uckwheit.

VEGETABLES AND FLOWER" PLJANTS

rumor seen. omen

safe. CLOVER and 1-m-

OTHY SEED, 010., VEGE- TAQLE’ Ind FLOWER seen ~Pi_~k8 and EEANQ. '

1' cAnrllll ll 0d.

_ ne- .~ ' loom, ween day, Jund

-. BlMl-Tilll.

14.3.»... l» m rum n ,7 lit. |. _ ‘

saved.

tense ﬂame,

treated.

our» address‘

llullaiu

11km 721.

INSANE MAN MET

Archic was iusluully killcd lmluy when he Icll hctwccu lllc llﬂKKlIf-ZC cm" and lho second cluss cm‘ of lhc Sydney- llulifux | Vuiuu

Hauck Fire Gun I The Fox Rancher’s Only A Effective Disinfectant

Many of our Ieadin A I 5,1119 Hauck Fire Gun with excellent results am] Tied th-atut has solved the (IllﬁClllt pfgblgfn of ppopep fection of fox pens. g ., < , g _ ,, y; i;

Our Mr. J. Eric Love {demonstrating this. lite“ Scientiﬁc discovery in rlllllil disinfection m" 1 will pleased to call on interested parties. Phebe“-

Chlsholul, whose ho

‘ llluilwnys.

WIIS lu blllford, Iuvcruess C0,, w N. S. ASYLUM. Ilolm: conducted by .lohu A. Illa Donald. Superintendent of the I vcrneass homo for Inn-unless Insnu

DEATH ON WAY TO

Junc S. —~.»\l0x. lo Illl.‘ Nova Scntiu Iloﬂllltul. (‘hislmluu u war veteran Durluululh, and uccordillg to e dcucc given ul lllc inﬁll”! 10"“! ' Inc suddenly hecunze violent. Ill glcd uuf of the grasp of hls nt\lel\\ ant uud Icuvlug the c111‘. W‘ l ncutll the wheels.

'I‘Ill'Il(). N. 8..

Iﬁvprcss m u point near m1 llu- l muliun Nullonal

Parasites are rampant in the Fox Ranches as well as on the Farms of I’. E. Island and must be eradicated if our valuable products of Farm and Ranch ‘are to be

Farmers are in the van protecting their crops 0f 1111181098111"! grains by generous spraying and treating with disinfecting solutions.

Fox Ranchers must also wage war again-st the Ranchls numerous parasites, DEADLY HOOKWORM AND LUNGWORM. These successfully resist such strong solution disinfectants as Dllre afbolif! acid and can only be destroyed by the in- 1,800 I erated bylhe Hauck Fire Gun. minute disease-eggs and scorches the ground so thor- oughly that no parisitic life is left after lbeing thus

ESPECIALLY THE

Degrees Fahrenheit, gen-

This ﬂame burns up ti"?

8' 1'11 nchers ore now; v

fain-

p be write to

t .

uscuu. cc.,,l 1lllll:*ll.l

Charlottetown, p,

ls.