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(Canadian Press) OTTAWA Feb 17 -$50 000 i cneques, drafts and money orders he longing to the Union Bank oi Can

nda and the Union of Bt Joseph s Society stolen from the Ottawa Past

Otllce on January B, was found to

ilayin a bag hidden in the lavatory

the al-

though sdme ol it could easily have

ol the Canada Life building All mission papers were recovered

been cashed On the night oi Jan nary 7 one of the bank inessen

private box When he returned bag was gone and the mail box emp ly It was also shown that the lon of Bt. Joseph s box was empty

ihen the robbery was disclosed The mlstery has since baiiied the police until the bag was accidently iound by an employe ol the Canada Liic

building

... _/ __.._._____

EAPIIIN ANI] HIIIH

SAILIIHS PEIIISH

(Canadian Press)

ll ELLFLEET Feb 17 -Captain

(larva. and four seamen oi the Italian hnrk Castagna perished when their icssel was thrown on the outer bar ol Cape Cod to dey The iirst mate and seven sailors were rescued by lile savers Captain Tobin ol Cn lioons llollow Lilo Saving Station was badly injured hy the overturning ol the suri boat The skipper was veshcd overboard three men were lloren to death in the rigging and one died in the surf boat on the wav ashore The loss of life ls the larg- est in a wreck on Cape Cod in twelvo years

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IIIUIHEH BLBHIIS

SHIIIES

lvlilltilll

(Canadian Press)

LONDON, Feb 17 -Lord Murray

expressed deep regret, that he had invested some of the Liberal party funds in Marconi shares, particularly as the action had embarrassed the party He said he personally aseum ed heavy losses, resulting from the investment and trusted that those who criticised him harshly would recognize the didicnlty to avoid mis takes He concluded he had done no thing which reflected on the honor and integrity of his public life

Baron Amptbill had given the mo tive of the committee appointed to

left the bag in the post oidce intend i ing to get the mall in the bank's

the

Un-

(banadian Press)

ment was made to day that the dp rectors oi the Great Northern R ll.

D10*-idlug for the issue oi $190 000

subscribe for the new stock on n

hcldluss 'nic proceeds of the issue will be devoted to thi, acquisition and extension of lines

SIEIMIII PIIIIIIIFII

(Canadian Press)

l‘ll0V1i>iuNCE Fel, 17 _'lpn

noon Captain Combernous said Tlomu got oil the rocks under own steam aftei being fast for honrs The vessel pounded heav in fact the pounding helped to lease her The Roma carried

al on Feb 'I the steamer enconnt cd s succession ci gales and str

but a little later w reless communi tion was established

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(Canadian Press)

dent to the Rornn will result in snort to be niade by ship owners

oi the pilots The nearest light Gay Head, 8 miles away While thi

up on No Man’s 1'a.nd a sto like last nigbt’s blizzard

lIIIIIIIiIl LIIILII

(Canadian Press)

NEW YORK lleh 17-The American liner. St. Louis arrived here today three days late lro-m Southampton, alter encountering one of the sever est storms in her history Several of the passengers were injured hy the plunging of the ship

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IHIBIIH ISSIIIS PREMIER BORDEN DISCUSSE

nn lluvlnu lnulu sul REPRESENTATIUN QUESTID

The following is ri full report of

mons He said As it has become

representation of the various p

vinces in Canada should he readinsi. I

cd perhaps it would be convenient at included In any PFOVUICS l-h0¥'00f. and New Brunswick ii members, M

Ro the moment to ievicw briei-lv the may. ut Ulf* 'lime Ol Buch estllbliflh- toba 10 members, British Colum

mn docked at two o'clock this after legislative revisions which have been me“t» Wake PTQVIBWU f0l thc COW 7 members, Prince Edward Island

the made in that i-cgaril and to stateltbe °m“t‘°“ *““1 “d“““\““”““°“ Of “Y members. the Northwest Tcrrito

her results up to the present time By “ch P"°V‘S‘0"» “nd f0|` the llP~SB1UE 4 members

six section 37 f the British north 0' 1‘“"“ fi” the l’°“°°~ Olde* will After the establishment of thc ny America Art 1357 lt is pmvmed as good govcrumvht of Hllvh DFDVIHCB. province of Alberta and Saskst

re_ fonows and for its representation in the said wan and alter the qiiinquennial cen luiment sublcct to the ratification

375 The House of Commons shall sub Parliament , BW 05 1905 “lt \tl>f€9¢“U1f»\GI\

passengers of Who", 80 were women ,wt tu the provisions of this Act THE 'i‘lnRH1TOllli<1‘l these two provinces was Hired

and 24 nhllllyen Alter- leaving Fay consist, of one hundred and eighty It did not appear that thcw was ciiaptei 41 of the statutes of 1907 sir Willi d Laurier and other

ef one members, of whom eighty two env special provision for represent..-I all 7 and 10 respectively. givin “ck shall be elected for Ontario, sixty nvn tion in Parliament of the territories net increase of 7 rrernbers and bring ssuc with the action of Piemicr Boi- lnlly considered ll more had been

t “hlch did “Ut f0"m “HY Daft Of the n the total ie iesentatlon of

the ledge at 2 30 yesterday aiternoon f0l` Ql"‘U9°. ulllefeeh for NOVB SP0 lu E ll

ca_ and fifteen for New B,-upswigk regular provinces, and so another House of (-0m,mD,,_s up to the n,m,M, ri determine whether or not Prince tion compact, as had been charged it

'l‘nlit dxes the representation ol the

various provinces up to the year 18471 and (rom that date the represents-,

a manner, and from such time as e Parliammt of Canada from time to time provides, subicct and according to the following rules

EB. BD D

h en-

number of the population oi Qncb

(so ascertained)

(3) I the computation ol thc

number oi' members for a Dr0V1uCe

tional part exceeding one-halt that number shall be equivalent t the whole number th

the discussion in the introduction of undoubtedly constituted ii coinpnci ll empe B M t b

. , 7 b

iliac redistribution Bill as given betwecn those provinces, :ind up to Biitrlsli tgilinililliu E mlirr‘her¥i?,e‘l\;ll“i

;_1_;lB_l;l-Pd ` the present time they have ot couise , iudivard island, 5 meinborsb t g t lion R i Borden (Prime been carried out according to e Northwest 1-e,r,t0,,,.S 3 ,rembe

Mmlswll moved for leave to intro- true intent and meaning of thc stat-i In 1903 after the decennial mn duce Bill No bl to readjnst the second section of that enactmcni it o 1901 'li fnrthrr Redistrilyii

UN S representation in the House ol Com- wus provided tlilit Bill “as p,,BBed_ Winn), provided, t

1" f*"C0"dan°° thc Plilllflnleht the representation of the House

necessary, under the terms of o Canada may fiom time to time esta- Goirinions should consist of 214 m British North America Act that thelhhsh “GW l!l0V1“‘1€5 U1 MW tellltfll- bers, distributed as follows On

1" ‘°""““g for th” “me being part 86 members Quebec 65 men'

’ ' or land's representation to the spe

M31 committee He also pointed bm_|that it wus not necessary to sec _ 4 an amendment to the British No new America Act to give the province

investigate the charges brought hy the newspapers, but alter Lord

Murray’s deep expressions of regret. " "-

wlilch are lar stronger than thos

uttered by' Sir Rufus Isaacs o_

0 _

David Lloyd George in the I-louse Gammons, nothing is being done.

coilnsilssi) mis _

ion Lire roll

Fire in theviocal business section

One cent el word each Insertion

D ` '

this column, Cash must accompany der control. Four buildings were

order. Minimum charge twenty-Av

cents. __ _w LOST.-BETWEEN TWO MACB AND

Victoria Hotel, ladies hand hes- l~‘lnder please leave at Two Malls-

* 1255-2-17m3ID<i.

l.0S’l`, YESEEEEDAY, A GOLD CUFF link, initlaled F. E. -G. Finder please leave at Guardian office.

1241-2-16M3l.

`" ""`"°°" ”"""`F‘0

WANTIBD.-GIRL OR WOMAN B

housework in small family. _One who goes heme at night prelerred- Apply 69 Rochlord St. Alter.

o'clock . ’ I l2i‘.1-2-l'Lul3lD(\-

wiN'i~s.'n.-§ruoxi'r voimo MAN.

cl neat appearance, tc work' as aslltsni: in itlie Diinstellnags Greeni- ery. Experience not State rsllnnice. J. P.

Mgr, Du _ Runge,

6 snow storm or miniature blizzard

IDU' it was 16 above zero. At twelve p.

Crocs noon at 4.11 and tomorrow at 5.092

6 lt will be high tomorrow morning at

or. manager `6.l3 and Friday at 7. 39. W2- AWAY The sun sets this alternoon at 5.31

ol the morrow at 5.32; it rises to-

lli] IIIIII IIIIL

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(Ciinadllin Press)

OKO’I‘OKl"» Alberta., Feb. lil.-

tliis morrriiig, did '¢lDlll`0l\‘llT\‘HW\Y

is $60,000 damage before it was un-

e gutted.

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Minard’s Lininzent Cures Dlpthcrin.

me vlsirllsn. _

ills rsilrslmuss.

uni. ilocll. src.

(Special to The Guardian) ‘

IORONTO, Feb. -18.-Fair and

cold. THE WEATHER.'-Yesterday the-

thar. had been raging in' the city since 11 oclock on the previous night, was still holding court till the late aiternoon when the wind' droppcq a little and the drifting of the snow `was less severe. By night it had cleared and was much milder. ` The temperaturmyosterday morning ,dropped lour degrees lower than the highest on thcprevious night. when

m. it had fallen still lower, register- ing only two and a hall above.

The tide will be high this alber-

to M. O. McGowan. __ '° - DmAm‘-m,

5 'mild from the 10_51_ ol Murray RlV0r.| 'nm last, quarter oi the moon was

hull 0100. “"5 on Tuesday, Feb. 11th at 5.28 ii. rn. “nd” “rd .I There will be a new moon on Tues- bv Jem' M* any' rch. ilu. at s.oa p. rn. ' 0‘“°d°'“°- 'm'| fri.. length cl today will he ten

lor a lur larming hour. and thirty-one minutes.

and to _ morrow morning at 6.55 and Friday)

at 6.54.

The moon sets this morning st

(4) On any such readjustment e

number of members lor a province shall not be reduced unless the DPU portion _ which the number of t 0 pcpiiildicn ci the province b_¢>r° *-0 nnmbei- ci the aggregate ropulellv cr canada rt nic their last rrwefllnr rcadjustment of the number ol mem- bers for the province is ascertained

:iinlshcd by one-twentieth Duff 01'. upwards. _

(5) Such renzljnstnient shall no take ellect until the termination of gli, then existing Parlialment.

British' North America Act. 135 »

regard; it is section 146.

it shall he hiwfnl mr the Queen ii and with the advice ol Her -_M

1 ddr ses from the Houses of ilu; glthrlfnmgit ol Canada. 8115 from

Newfoundland, Prince _Edward Id- land and British Coiuiribia, to 8 ~ mit those colonies or provinces. 01'

B55,-ess gram the Houses of the PBI'

Land and e tory, or either ol them. into th° unlnli. on such terms and conditions in each case as are in the addrcllwi

to wgrovc, subject to the prcvlr (ang-_gi this Act; and the Di‘0V1Bl0l\\_‘ ol any Order in Council in that psliall shall have eficct as ll they had paw onncted by the Parliament cl the United Kingdom 0' GY”

Britnn and Ireland-

vgt will he observed that the pro-

ldlil to which I have called Bt*

tension, particularly the v\`°'\¢\°“ of lddtlon 51 ol the British N0l't\1 Nei-di america ict. 4861. provided lor representation scccrdlhs to WP ulstioii, and provided also lor th rcsdineinnrt cf nic repr°s°r\tell°“ ° the various provinces ol ‘Canada at inf,"-vgln of ten years, and upon Ye- suits determined by the decennial canine. it is not snscincely secure”

to my that the representation shui as cn ircly based on l>cP"leU°“» \‘¢° “ii” the lourth subsection ol sec- tion |1 provided 5 saving clause in

cud the ii li tion of 3 province to the whole pol!-

____.__.__-._-i

...y c........ ...mer .. ----.1-co. History Reviewed Allusion to Speech of Island Members in

additional shares ol stock or vii 0

so stockholder- rc-5-.....;i;. |903 Who Argued Against Island s Claims

Sis Of Glsht Der cent ol their present

0! the Dominion of Canada but not hers, Nova Scotia 18 memh

send°ttt1i Bth Nth

Anmeriéld n Ast wie grille in 1)8r66 M 221 at wmch lt Stands at

which is known as the Biitisli Present time North America Act llldt By e IH PHSSUIQ I would like to call

n powerlul beacon, mariners say, that d h w ic or e e g o p

quent ecennial census. t e l‘€P\`€5e“ C d t ship from the four original provi

in B thick “lght B ship W°“m brnlg t tion of the lour provinces shall be °f A-he D0m‘“*0“ Of ‘ina fl- bu me

rm rlgamusted bv Buch authority m Such not included in .inv pioviiice thereof A C0hl@d®lfitlol\ 9 th th

th I have gxven 1,, ,ms hue; “ay wi b borne mind t lictioii of the committee would ,mmf pmvlnces BW, when the WM,

sketch ol the legislative provisions i-hilt. lwcufding to the increase which constitute the charter of this the Dopulation up to that time, country as lar as representation in Tll'0V1r\Cc of Quebec, which was P!Tlilil1'l`ent ls Eonceincd DiT’0tl'-Bl Province ol Canada. had

(1 b ll ll ll th Ali d

num)ber lgluiiigglgeii as vlglilla be:r the N059 if' "WV be “'0fth Whnc th” Y a New “‘ ‘ts membership It *number of 65 members~~ 'Y I Should Place before th” H°"‘*“" in peliecuy "ue that It mtamcd B med he "'e"'“h°d He did see (mc s"\“` with Prince Eduard Island would be

a succinct form the results which m¢U\b€fSh1D Of 615 but 0l`igl“a1ll' It tion of the diuiciilty however, w

which I have alluded I have point- '3 ‘mlmbefs All Of 55 Out 01 a

lti erta ned at nc c

23?,” :B '§§,,(§f,'f,,,,,,,‘ 85 mais to the cd out that thc original ocnfcecra niembcrship cr 200 er. taking

eg tion consisted or four piovinccs, the lour original provinces of Confederu appointed lor llic union takin); c

representation being fixed as follows tm". It hill fl N300 memhcfshiv Ontario, 82 members, Quebec, __ _ b __

,, members, Nova scene., is rncrnhers 1882 the to f\ mem ere ip ol c otherwise expressed or nhnlwll.

uehec

New Brunswick 15 members, n tot- HOHSG Of COYYIITOUS WHS 211 Q

§':l§d§,n:Lep“r;hg;)et n'i;;%ee(i_inIiqm‘::€e al of 131 memgggrs still retained, under the terms ol for entitling thc province to a mem In 157: after the dcccnnrai ccrrns Briflsh North America Act. its her snail be disregarded but ii trac Of 1871 s Redistribution Bin was ed membership of es 'rlic member The .mportsricc of that provision

passed which provided that the rep- 911117 l1110ttcd in 1382 to the lour

0 rnnentatlon of the House of gommong iginul provinces of Confederation provinces, was this if it could

should consist of 200 m~mbers, dis- Was 191 so the relative member

tributed as follows Ontario Of Qufillic at that time had decr members, Quebec. 65 members, in that Proportion In 1892

cams into operation under the pro- rnons had increased to 213, and visions of section 5146 on the 16th- membership of the four Original

“slay nf May, 1871. The provision in “D908 0! Confederation had decrees- the acc than proposed and

‘regard to the representation of Brit-1 ed' to 191..or Just ten -more than ish Columbia in Parliament is to he nnmlber assigned to those prov found in the eighth clause ol the by tlie British North America resolutions which were embodied in In 1903 the membership of

(1 _

t he the" ‘Mast census to be I the Order in Council. That clause is, House Of Commdus had increased _ p 1

-our been added since Confederation.

t British Columbia shall be entitled original provinces of Coniederat

in the following terms: _ 214, and the membership of the

to be represented in the Senate by had decreased to 182, or just three members, and by six members iinore than the number allotted

, . in f _

Thu” ‘B another pmvimmx of the 'preseiritation to be increased under America Act. Since that time. as

the provisions of the British North have already pointed out bythe

PRINCE F.DwAIzD iSi.AND. wan, which took piece after

y _ R" ' 1 ‘ _ _ ‘ __ . _ . intra Mb" H.0n0\,rabl¢ privy Conn -the Lonicderatioli under the special 1_1 _ __ t 221 Quebec mu ret______ _he __mv_S_o__s OI the same Ach th

14 h 251, inciease o ,

§‘°“‘“§°§i£5 °“.°$$§_“ rri ‘éi‘...f..l’ Sl in-= we md number of se-

dlen Confederation is in the lol t 0 “ll G

hlish new provinces in any terr or _reme __o__r_ (__ Canada __ I

h f C m-_ mitted by e o

‘ggagsistgingdatsyI;TlZ;,3b,e,~s_(1h,, judgment ol the Supremo Court

represen B on 0 e g eventually carried by appeal to

In the year 1871 the British North thc iudgment ol the up eine

America Act was a{nendl;d__liy_ _ian of Canada.

e ctinent of the mpern. ar s- \ Eg I N na t liich 's known as the British Two QU T 0 S

man , w i - _

t Norgh America Act, 1871. By the Two questions were sghmiated to their representation in the H0“9°»

- ~ a

Nova Scotia, 21 members, New the Supreme Court ol ana a

mgtrihutgd as follows: Ontario, 92 subsection 4 ol section Si of

members; Quebec, 65 members; ni-ltlsh North America Act-

Novn Scotia. - 21 members; New Supreme court ol banada and Bmmwlck 15 members; Manitoba. Privy Council held in eflect that

ol 1891 further Redistribution Bill relerence to sec on

ro ortlon of the popular was passed, which provided that the North America Act, which is in '-

representation ol the House ol Com- following termsi _ D » ~ _ r~ _ . » ~ - -

h uid consist ol 213 members The niibecqiient provisions of this from the surrlnl standpoint cl l‘rinre ii97-Z-l2MIlipd.

miuillicd by one-twentieth.

I 1381-2-iemolwk Mlnara s Llnlmsnt Cures -

sold low to a quick _ __ WW

ulatlbn of Canada should not he di-`

5“9,l-iigaiii to day when Premier Bor

5:; ward island and defended his cn

'in leaving thc settlement of the

new He said that therc were cases wh

E 0 idle opposed this position and t

out of a total memlihrship of 190

in ' < Act. casa no account would be taken

" th House ol Commons The re- those provinces by the British North oongtitnted orizinally.by an Order

I Council, passed under the authoritv

re h ritish North America Act.

~“y ° 1 uma l or - nbiect was n °‘ 0- -

tures ol t e co on es or o _ _ _' th st- B- cd 5 ' ' `

B that Pl`0VluC¢ ll I”1"t_°f the C“““_ nhons' ,S-esgieentlgxnvlastl-iemMartltime provisions of subsection 4 ol_ect\\<J“ music clnss. Students wishing to

"’ 51 ol thc British North Amcricu Act, loin this

1 _ t , ' provinces. Evcntnallv the over ___ ____ 135 H_______0r__ Street

owing "ms 1 ,ion f prince nk; ment of that day aublmittcd qlics- Qc the contention on the port

any of them. “W0 the ““i°"‘ and on - That the popua' 0 it tions to the judgment of thc Sli' th; A'inritirne provinces failed. 'l`licrc

r t ti t b readjusted from Canada upon those questions w

Brnnwick 16 members; Manitdlrs. to the Privy council. One related tim, in 1892 the representation

4 member-B- British Columbia 6 to the Maritime provinces in general. xiovn Scotia was reduced by onc,stIil\ ___ members. I and the other had special reference ieavmg it one in excess nl that fixed _,The Humber sm" Black Fm 1 ln 1_gg2_ after me docenninl census to the province of Prince llldward I1- by the B,-mm North America Act oi 1881, li further Redistribution Bill land. The question argued on bchal 186.( The ,.e,,,.e8e,,t,,, on New B,-un

- was passed, which provided that the ol the Maritime provinces general

e representation oi the House ci Com- was as to the meaning which should “cod to m“m,cn_ ,caving ,t one \,

. . d

1 dn. should consist ol 211 members be placed upon the word Qslladu ill ,ow ,hm Med in 1gc7_ 'rho qnestl

he ut the linnds of the Government

*tg measure 'liic Premier spoke ey

thcticnlly of the claims of Prince

S P E ISLAND CLAIMS N AGAIN DISCUSSED

“EW `f°““ rfb “~~=“°“»~=» Musterly Exposition of Prince Edwards Island s Claims The Wh

ole Premier Border Pleads for Generous Treatment

Sir Wilfrid and Liberal Members Raise Objections

between the foul ullglinil l>lUVlll'0H Scotia 20 members, New Biuiiswick (From Oni Ouu Ilcportci) pointed out by the Pri-micr tllnt il

ers, O'i"i‘AVI/A l<`cIr 17 -Flint Piinci- it lust li incmbcr now it would have nce Edward Island will get ii square deal .1 smaller iepieeciitntion in the Elec

in tiic House than in the ‘senate where

F5 the redistribution was demonstrated it was entitled to foul members

mm den New Briiiiswick he said, would liavl __ introduced the second reading ol thc eleven inciiiiicra in chi House and ten

mpa-*Senators but it was casy to conccivc Ed- that its icprcscntatlon in the Lowci use House night lic lulther decreased Is- ulth results slmilni to Prince Ed cial ward Island This was certainly out sometlilnl, that was never contcni ure plated in tnc past and if the Prcmici rth desired to help these provinces lic i - should move an address to the Brit

creased replesentation over the unit ish liilllriiiicut to have the British

ere North Amclicn Art nmcndcd so that

one legislation had been passed by Pa n province slioniil never have lcss

ol nicnjhers in the Foninions than in the

oi h Imperial Parliament This heiiatc

ourse was quite possible

Mr Borden in lcply said it was de-

liih- slrallle hc thought that the situa- ook tion in that province should be care

the dui in leaving it ici the committee my dcpnrtnrn from the Confednrn

Edward Island should lose .i meirroer mpc; have been under me regime 0;

pon which thc committee and

lf Wllflld S1110 UUE WHS 11 Question the leader of the Opposition M

lu- Borden pointed out that when Que

the cod thc House itself had no lufludit- lie<"s lioundniies were extended two

1 ~ __ t on o h variou r vince is to e

[ROV-wh'\‘(/E Feb 17 The *Wm »d;te_,n§__1ie§ m accirxégnce with the fu-g Becuon of that A ,_ “_ ,S pmv1d_ attention of the House to the lact [-M1, C t

an glial; In 1379 the membexismp of am ii was not a li to piuvlsion of section 51 ol the same *fd 119 f01l0“S ,_

Act which is ns lciicws The Parliament cf Can-ide muy. “ms” hed ‘“°‘*‘>S°<\ *mm 181 rn

huve the <10‘1@rhm<’-ut Place a lizht ' RE,,RESENTATIm` from mme to t,m,._ ,nuke D,-0v,B,O,, hers, the number .it which it was

the

em tion of aiitiimetii alone The

were men i the House who won

cm all si-ch views

‘vii E l\l MacDonald declared

06 yrlira .igo there was provision made

“SCM lrl thc matter It WAB 21 QUCS- that if thcic were people in the add-

N ed teiritoiv entitled to represents ld tion tlicv should get it but that for

fl" "N0 MHYVB L0-nd lh U16 0D1Il\0\\ , for the representation in the Senate °r‘3‘"“UY 5350 U’ 200 milmbcfs

8 On the coir-pl.tion of the census in and House ___ c0____m0__B ___ cm___d___ of these 200 membel_B_ 10 came from lislikc to sec their provinces losing t,x,,,,: the “mt of represenmnon H,

‘ the year one thousand eight hundred B .

sis _ b or in either of ilicm iii territories the DFOVIHCOS of Manitoba and Brit “°“‘b°“ “L It “mud be “bs”

and seventy 'me' ‘md °“ each su 5° I h h 5 th um hem f rm art ish Colnnfbia, leaving the member t" mlm* 0| Y* Commmme dnalmli with this added triritorv should not bc

fd other piovinccs the population

token inlo .iccnnnt That was lair

*it tn (lichcc rind it was also lair to the

f P” mega* 'md "“P‘°l"=\ ‘A W 5°* “ll” ucvcrnmrrt nudes acc one aquari-

the 'i give Prince Edward Island

me miles to Quebec 53 1li§'( there was

the members than it was legally entitled M Such `,,Ov,§mn made

the that is to say, on and .iltcr the

of 6': in the Quccn’i. pioclamatioii .ind

name Canada shall be taken to

the Canada as constituted unllci tix Act.

sed ol section 51 was to in~lude

e the four original provinces of

the vinces, which were losing reprcs Pro- tion in the House ol Commons

1 a

the wards passed, would sta-nd in a C66 much better position, because in

the the rapidly increasing population to those ortions of Canada which-

l0h` judgment of the Supreme Court one of the privy Council in ellcct *O this. that inasmuch -as Canada

ic or osniula ciihseuuently added Were

- - ~ uin uen i l c n ns ol 1905, the l titl ted a part ol Cnnad _

i Princr- Edward Island came intoI<lemi_l_er°_r1__u Otctge House and been €_;~io0_c__§>ei;_s___iCo“nc__ passed under this columm Cash ma" sccomplny

d fjnltlon in section 4 necessaril

lost to If this right ucrc to bc cxcrcls-I .

1,, (__, mem was no hun to what mlghti Rclllvlng to F M Macdonald s eng

restlon that the propel wav to dciil

1 ed . liich

(2) There Shal he assign have obtained from time to time un- Amd 5° members out Of ll *Owl mem- 'uosc because ol the nnoinnlv in a:\!rr:lllt‘llAl"2mT;1i(;-‘:`idm£ll\;t til/ylrmldgdletii

each of the other provinces such H _

m ro ortlon to the numflier of its def thc l9¢‘“\““"° l’f°"'““°“ ‘D bgmhlp of 1181 In “U2 it had ‘zoifh PUMP i`*‘1W“"1 \“\““‘1 xt “M and thai thcrc were cases where ici

,lay iil.itiovi had hren passed bv this l ni- Ilecf Ii-iirciit siibicri to ilu ilitification of

ii ' Iv lr'\nf‘li.il lhiilllimciit

'In the siiinc provisiona, unless ii. is Sir wilfiirl ,mkml that the r~oii~niil

c fro bc iliricnscil iii sI7s und the Vic-

or lrorr the standpoint oi the Maritime _

ship found that Canada in subsection 4

only »----- Con-

mcllh nilcr illloiirnorl thc dl-(sate In order lr. thlH ronsiilt with the Opposition lcadcr

ol the subject

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nts The British North America Act membership of the House of Com lederation, then obviously those PTO'

ent” i-l.iL1r‘Av rch iz -Port i-icmi rc

by ports ner' worst very Jessie that street

2:? found

2-22 Minard‘s Liniment Cures Disternper. and WtlB was

in CUIIHU EYEHB, A `

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Wl‘§»°“ ‘mght bf* au"-defi to in this America Act, 1867. adjustment in Alberta and Saslratche- and inasmuch as the other provinces

the recent gale. one of tho in years, A woman named Mclsanc, was blown oi! the into thc sen and her body was

oil the ice licld.

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n~ - l' ,rl tn t ll th provinces consti-

‘mpw A “ e ek- °-Music i.a:ssoNS-Mrs. Ailrcri

a ` One cont per word each insertion in

c order. Minimum charges twenty-dn y cents.

P" cn into account in determining _thc Stewart has re-opened her Saturday

° was a selmrate contention made To

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not I

“G nt this moment, except h .

class would do well to cali

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lenient ct Canada t0 admit Rurerlge by nitecn thcnsnrri cr upwards slew I ~ _ ' _ V rcs cl vrnicc ii- ‘--is l~o.\iani.'riNo axrsars .rr l th Northwestern Terri- _the Year 1861, the Island shall he member co;_rec\éy,__e1__l_i_e__fv_e_Xere ij;-_l_be p_e_li__n_li <iE___tln_a__prc;__Jl _______c__ _ ____e__i_______ ___ ___________ ___________em can mv);

ol esicciiilly call attention lyon time,

__ __ __ __ __ was ____§g pnttl_i;g_ your typewriter in A1 order.

'ex flssed and as the Queen thinks lit time .to time under the provisions o _ __ _ 0 "“y. mm sue Conoeutbzi claim oi thc A' ‘nc

D - the British North America Act, 1867. Privy f ouncil, gvliiph al’lg_;r_i_i;d ;§E_,_l_l_n_ri_cnd\&rs_:-_l_y_ the Observed by the

statistics which I have Plllced h°i°""' "Snlnll, the H0uB@ thht in ‘S72 hom N"v“_-ten and cnllcc lit thc ten, apron and Scotia and New Brunswick liicrrnwmclirldy .mic

M 'Tbllrsdny

mom-y ond aiinoyliiicc ill

l"|‘iiser, I-Inlilax, N. S.

1263

cold tongue, pastry. cake

in '.~lt. Pauls Parish Hall Fehriinry 19. admittance

"5 82. they Fvillined their ‘"“P"“°“t“'I.’>c. 'Yea 25c. L-lcrvcd (rom 5 to 1.

The WR! (l(‘- -. ~ _

the nj lust ycnr and again this year. th? to wh(-fmpr or not s,l\n\l‘- f'f:llL‘f cull on be given to thc Maritime Pi-ovipc

I girigilimpiral;rlnizgiglgitlvaiggxlglgdd' A :m5ldse(c}tli':ida§‘1ai:l Ltlieedél-lltslL;l)i.l§<'i;~th in this regard. 'l`lic n‘"mh“fB of 1

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In H91' au” me ducenmal census America Act' ntllwt hte ciafactheailllritish weeks nlro ol hcarinl the anblect dis.

he r\lSFf“\. With I\’°"l We l1““"r*‘1 "L*‘“‘\’ tary lluxnlier Flilvei Black Fox Co..

by Government had the nrlVl\llU\¢f’ “

| faint of the Maritime l‘rov\ncc=\ ii

0' 1 izss-2-islwzi.

"f To., Ltd., which nas recently been

”` organized, reports that they have

I’ WWI; 0" Ulf’ Sam” °°°“”i°“ was re' been very successlul ln selling their

'V stock and that only n icvv shares are

‘_ E °“ lclt. The loxes are capitalised nt

hf1f"‘l ill 1903 “Pd ‘WP ‘“°""` l2,500.in\ R pair. Any one interested

“B would do ul-.ll to make application

m\for shores to the Secretary at once. °“,Api.iicnticrc will he given preference h" l he ordir ieceivcd They are also

n L - ' . . _

""" open tn sell options on lull pupil.

I~'¢_r inrtber particulars write Seele-

“fl\_-_.t<i ncrilcrri r is i

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Tlst1:il:ut.ed as loilows: Ontario, 9Z1Act shall, unless it is otherwise ex-lhjdward Island; nn'l 1 nm bound to _---»-----“

V vpn, QM-mg*n-.lllch were then filed members; Quebec, G5 members; Nova pressed or imhlicil. C0U\m¢¥l°¢ “ml Cmitlniicll on page ZS Mlnards linlment cures gsrget in cows.

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