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‘inning only (honed 1001> Owl. (delivered ef bv;

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The fccclll S¢§Sl0ll of the Pl'illC¢ Et.lWa|'d Islantllthat uw Liinister of Llipma had been a pany

Devielopmenl, Commission brought many facts to light of which a great many people in the province had pre- viously known little if anything, facts also with which the great inzijority of our people were cognizant in a_ vague sort of way but the full significance of which they had not realized. They knew, for instancc» that there were large quantit'i»:s of brick clay in the pro- vince. knew that bricks were manufactt_\red in a small way in some localities, but they knew also that large quantities of bricks were being imported yearly, and. theiy therefore concliidcd, that the manufacture of bricks in this province was an unprofitable speculation- and they werc_content to let the matter renia.in there; The Development Commission has already demonstra- ted to them that our clay deposits are very rich, suit-< able for the manufacture of art pottery, a business; that can be made very lucrative and that may be de- veloped iiito an industry employing a great many men and women. They have been shown also that even the manufacture of bricks and drainage tiles can be carried on as successfully here as anywhere else in the world and that iflready a number of local capitalists have invested their money in the industry and that as a re- sult the province will no longybe subject to the waste- fuliiess and the dis'gracc of importing what we have the raw material and the labour to nianufacturc for our-`. selves, i

Our people knew that strawberries could be grown;

here but they did not realize that six acres under straw-If berries could he made more profitable than a hmidredf' acres worked as most of our acres are worked at pre- sent. The Dcvclopineiit Commission succeeded iii placing the information lin a most practical way before our people and we have no doubt the result will be a great derclopnient in this one industry alone.

The people kne\v, in a vague \vay, that our schools

with :ill their good qualities, might be still further im- proved- that the consolidation of coiitigiioits schools. ought to be an advantage and a iiieaiis of economi- zing and improving the schools, The matter was set forth very clearly by Rev. Dr. Gauthier in a report which we publish in'this issue. Iniinigration, the canning of small fruits- toyniakiiig etc were all touched. upon in a practical way and the possibilities in each case clearly and intelligently set forth. The men \vho

"_niad¢fin__§_i`rlameii¢ by Mr. Pfjwere calculated to impress tllc

whether Mr_,Kyte knew the

He had possession of certain documents and

imore rumors and he proceeded to build up a case against his political opponents. He was reckless mis-statements because he was eager for political ad- vantage. He believed the Government would not

an invest' tion and he over-reached himself.

Parlialgiaent did not order an investigation

it was alleged that ecrtail1_0\1tside_parties had

from the contractors a‘ commission for

those contractors to the Shell Committee. The gatiou was demanded and ordered because Mr.

and his friends, by th¢_.i_;g¢nioiig§o,|;ggitif_(>__:m¢d use

Iceman dacumiie ali¢g=ai.¢ili¢euy.@e_in¢ir¢¢¢iy, tim

the Shell Committee had been guilty of corrupt 'ees and dishonest aklit1ii1istrati_oi1_ot public

wrong doing, if he had not personally benefitted

reason of his connection with Col. Allison The charges were deliberately prepared by politicians to cast grave suspicion on the Shell Committee and oii`

poit in any of the evidence which so far has been-ad- duced. The Shell Committee may have made some? mistakes in business judgment. The Minister of Mili-

farther still from the spirit of them. _

’\ typical instance of the pettifogging political nie-

branding as "mushroom" concerns, the companies to which the Shell Committee .let fuse contracts. Mr, Kyte deliberately conveyed the impression that they were to be financed principally by advances from the Committee. Either he knew better and was dislioncsb or he did not know better and acted on the principle that too much investigation may spoil a perfectly good scandal, Mr. Kyte said in the House in reference to the American Ammunition Company: “The Shell. Coninrittee gives zvcoiitract to this mushroom conipnny to inanufacture shell fuses; tliocoinpany has no fac- tory, no capital, nothing; and the Shell Committee vcry complaceiitly furnishes thcni with all the money tot linance the und..taking.” _

Asaagainst this statement we have the facts: Thci

E. 1). Cadwell, U, F, Yoakuin and E. \V. llassick, All'

General Hughes, Such a suspiciton has found no sup-_

Shell Committee negotiated the contract with Messrs.-

three are men of unquestioned standing and liiiaiiciaili _',,h|p°w,,,,-9

backing. Mr. Cadwell and the associates whom he rep-_ _l_I1leres_ted. as _to why the

, , , _ _ - ~ _ _ _ ' _KFBSB B HYOW Hg OVQT OUP rcscnts control compaine_s wlmh have executed, or arewhcn in every other coumry

executing, orders for 13,850,000 fuses and 4,600,000-,W°\'l*i1_;B gal; “l_\?'lllEhl.~b\l_lldil1S

. _ H . an 5 _ ‘ '

games, lhey were preparing for months to maniifac- . 'pi1xi|»¢ys.nvee 3,32, ,go the-Mg,-1 ture fuses before the Shell Coinniittee’s contract was l’f°"|;1C°s “W1” “-.C"~llad“ 011° f°"""‘ secured- and Mr. Cadwell obtained the first _fusc con- i1;1,l;i:t;:i],?|g:laotit?|i)o¢i”aiilile iiiriiiiiddd aT tract laced b (_`reat Britain in th- Un't d St' t `\f . "ml mn” °f °l‘|PP|”$ ' Which’ ~ » W Y 'kp - y, -Il I b .|d_ f _ I_c_ _A Lb 1 _r would -bo worth over '$1000.000-m

_oa um is a ral roar ut cr O 1nt<,rnation.il rcputa- _un-m |_|“-9° umes me vaque of tion, l~le has constructed 5,000 miles of road in lhel Um 'nmlefles °f C“““‘1“~ which

'\\. __ _ . _ _ _ _ , 31,000,000-and how many p cstcrn_ btates at .i cost of $230,000-000. Mr. IL. \\'_ ie mow and _.nik about

llassiek is a manufacturer of standing, with important '-l"“\“° °f 0'" Flshefles

. _ _ . il tl M ii

industrial interests and coiiiicctions_ niiicilladniiiemiwii,illilmeeri°ri>Iiinces

tliods of the member for Richmond is 'liisaction in

newspaper men.

are losing the

of these

been

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undertook to outline these possibilities had gi-ven their The American- Ammunition Company received ‘1“",;°|_ “my 200504 t°"5 Of ”l‘lPPl"5i respective siihjects much thought and investigation'from the Slicll"Comniittcc in advances $1,560,000, 'ww' iam 51,- ,,¢.,__

The conclusions they arrived at were based on actual of wlricli $1»o53,(>85 was -'-idvanecd to sulrcontrac- ` ALEX- G. 5A|l-LlE-

known facts, and these conclusions if acted upon will _tors and the balance remained on deposit in the bank._

mean an incalciilablc benefit to the province

Before receiving any payment from thc Shell Coin-

'llunoing Nose Colds Cured

\\'c have for many years contented ourselves with mittee for completed fuses, the company paid outii 'i SIIQCIHL smppedlmmntly

conditions and methods that had been handed do\vn to $1,500-000, in addition to the advzincesto sub-eontrac- -ii The “'°"’t °f “ °°ld'l5 71°" "“dd°“lY us fr ni a tim* which \-" s -‘s-it" ll l`tl`- t f - ~l 'l- bl' ' ' it comes' No nmetm hurry to me drug _ o c_ \.i__cs.ei ia y ii eren rom tors, w n c o igations niaturnig from day to day "stage, cmup dgvglopg, the lungs are thc present. lt is encouraging to find that we are be-‘_` brought the amount to $2,000,000. Moreover, the ad- “mcted Wm' l"‘”“'"°"i“ ‘"' *“b°"°“"

. . . . _ . , _ ,osls and lts too lute. Kee Catarrli - ginning to realize this and shaping our course to meet vances made by the bhell Committee represented a jzone`on'inmd-it king midi; tnsiamtgi,

modern coiiditions and modern competition. The work smaller percentage of the value of the order than did'fS°m°fhl"g ma'-mal °b°“f the Wal' H

_ ._ . . . , _ _euros catnrrli mid broncliltls. Caliirrli-

alreziify accoiiiplislic<_l and the new direction given to the advances made tothe samc_:ind other eonipaiiies nn zona is tho boat remedy bccuuso lt

the thought of our people hy the llcvelopnient Com-~ the ljnitcd States tlirougli Messrs, _[_ l’. .\lorg;in &' _. '"5 _‘ll "“l\1\'0`B WWI lt l\0f1lB

pootlies and restores permanently.

mission lis niosf encouraging and we shall expect that Co. The Shell Committee was fully protected ag;ii1isti'Ciirr_y_ 3, Cam-1-imzone 1,,|mic,- in your great good will res'nlt_ The work of devclopinent, loss through its advances, by the guarantee bend of_ P°°l‘°"' “se it °°°“°‘°“““Y “"4 J'°“`"

mover catch 'c0ld. that.'s worth remem-

however, must not be left to the Development Com- one of the strongest and most reputable trust and guar-'\5er|n5_ _ mission alone. In this all must take their share, \\'ith-f antcc companies in the United States. Eontrary to~i B°“""" 0*' 'l““5°"°“" 5“b“"l“l°S

out general co-opcrzition along such .lines as the Com- .\lr_ Kytc-’s statement, the interests which accepted thei 71;rrh°¢¢m¢ which is 301.1 ¢,v¢,,-ywim

meant to ileeelve you for genulne Ca-

inission may indicate from time to time there can be no contract under the name of the American Aniiiitnritioii .”“"5",""*° “""l“’F‘l“K W0 llllmlhs U09!-

nieut. costs $1 00; small size 50c.;

general progress. Already we have our successful' Company had. many factories--some of them alrcadydsgmpig size 25i;_

iiitlivnliials, \\ hat the Commission is aimin at is to

iroducin fuses--had alin st l' it l 'iftl -

g 1 ‘ g '_ ' o unim ct cap a resour <

niizkc our .siicccsscs general, to include the whole pro- ces, and paid out $2-000,000 in addition to the money *****.*****..*‘*...

50 Men’s Raincoats worth.

$5.00.", Yours for $3.75.#-" ` f

tia may have placed too much depeii_dcnce in the pro-_ I ` ‘_ " i f_i;i:if:§~.;’.‘ T 010-00 for 8-00.8-00 for 0-40. 500

these are far from the letter of the Kyte charges and for 3 ‘

Tons

time

hey mll- 08?. ore

the C ,,

is an Ada help the uatlon sing. Just eo-"

the' _ ~ and _ _ Mar ` sf

iw!

n d we "beat the dutch' `

But by our love for Daddy who from

duty never ran. '

Can Ada help _her daddy fight? Yes,

daughter, Ada Can!

Tho all the world should knock on liliu

for any cause unjust.

Our Daddy stlll shall hold our faith,

you couldn’t "bust the trust."._-_

So ll' you monkey with that tall, just

o'er -our features sean; '

Can Ada.__l1e_lp he Datldy tlieii? Ilanli

on lt, Ada Erin!

And when our llttle share ls done,

when pence shall rolgn supreme,

_ “The Maple Leaf _Our Emblem Dear”

r will oncq more be our theme; »

"Coil Save the King to heaven rlsd

from throats and hearts ot’ man,

_ __.0NLY 50 YEARS

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|,,¢,gf¢`f¢||¢|mnoqunu_iallle_Bluilingaaon ""-“"¢>....,.......I"' "'°'..'&'°..f-iL"i§ §.'°f..'°{'l‘i1’I.¢..5.'.i‘5~°l'.7....» _

' ~ ` 'muamsxarmmuii-_a Down

1 uaksrI~'¢,fBed|toadl Ind Bedding 13

'iiuibq ::' IONTBEAL '_ ls Vancouver

“Ahh C modulo neun Q5 Guide-l'ely".P¢nl¢|a”fi

For Sale by Beer & .Weeks

~ _' 1' _mi-:__

try lt-Ada Can! ' ' _

'_l'lere` is the Most Satisfactory

Lawn Mower '

This is the lawn mower that will last lo_ng_esf__aud give

best satisfaction-it is here at your favorite hardwamstore.

Our lawn mower cuts close and. even, runs smoothly.

and easily, is comparatively light to handle but doesbetter. = work than the heavy, cumbersome kind." ' " '

If you want a mower that will givegood service and

certain satisfaction-see the line we are showing now.

Fennell & Chandler 0

vtcroiua Row' »_.-_J

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' popular priced specials.

“`I`_he llaberdashery” 'T

Real Bargains = In Men’s Suits

l l

Notwithstanding the sharp advances in woolens we

are in a pgsition to give you ready-to-wear Suits at old prices. e stocked heavily in advance and can save you money _on your Spring Suit. We list below three

.$10.00 Handsome Sturdy Tweed Suits in brown

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viiicc in a forward inovenient in which all will hcnc-` advanced by llie Shell Conmiiltce before receiving any.; "F|¢ht,§)°r 12:: emo" of Chr!" litr return.--Toronto News. ' 8 ' 5|;

BK#

Film as He m'u¢i_n_1or you,

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oiniit ssuscnoiis for ff ouiuiuiiiii iiriinaiis "

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God's Creation are pormltted to as- sist nature, ln many ways, around our home, and nelgliborhood. very many cltlzens and numbers of others throughout this (lardeu of the Gul!

are quletly doln`g all they can to

Purnlohol qlirlghten up their llttle home land

F oyW.o.l.ouaeo. ittnioilioll-oitiolololllololol-clone

BETWEEN OURSELVEB

Bcautltul June tlme is with us

again. All nature seems to be work- ing overtline to carpet the earth aur- tace. ln lovely shades ol’ green while every treo. shrub. plant. or tlower ls sprlnglng into nolvneol of llfe. The

dye iiltuatlon. for ioprlcs. so dllllcult.

ing to war cond tions) to secure aln colors. 'does not ln any way vent nature from lavlshlng upon

uh; annually hor beiiutltul tlnts. and Qslth ot lovollnoss almost at our My door. To the writer. and also to aku. nwiigma of gm.nu¢ie_wiii vpn grin our’-hearts to Almighty ‘God or ' mlttlup ua tp llve ln_ suqlr .a beau- tlhll wor ll. “O ! that mth would

plrplse the Lord for goodhélsond tor is wonderful work: to the Chlldren ol men." _ '_‘We human’s the masterpiece of

possession. as well as helping ou any good work in clty. town or country. _

This personal touch especially of

late years has inside wonderful tml. provemeutu ln our. eltyinid provluoe. Your gpod work _ls contagious, ~ lt. spreads to your neighbors be not weary ln well doing. for door old mother earth, wlll gladly cooperate ln any assistance; or attention you

pray bu prompted to bestow upon ner. __ ' “When we plant u. tree. or seed, we are doing what we can to malta our planet. A more wholesome and _bap- plor dwelling place tor those who come iittor ns as well ni; ourselves."

Keep up tho good work. Brlgliton

\lD.

_ w. a. i.. _

srutmen 'a';lJn__i<_ ' T . ” '- ‘vvi Hour wAnNi-no

r-anis. my 21-A nom aenpmir

_l'rorii__l?ort___,V¢ndre» nys that two

French to pedo boots nrrfved 'there

_ _

A ' `l

- *~.‘f;;,i_lL_-f.»-?¢.:}`- f ' "

'ls $26,000 or $30,000 6! good Cane

might. '

";‘aie‘iie~aie

yesterday brlnglng 30 members of the crew of the Italian steamer Moravia.. which was torpedoed by a German

s\;b_i_narlne pn Thursday afternoon

w t out warn ng. The crow was aban' L . ‘ doned ln two llteboats. The Mor-"` nvls was on her way from New York"

to Genoa with a. cargo of llouv.

blue." ~ .

tons. Sho sulled from New York' on

Glbi-lltiir on. May 22_

,American Papers: --- ' \

_ ship B||||‘d|ng " `;We've played at soldier many years.

the growing chlld's delight

_Slr.--Last week at Dartmouth. N; S.. the three masted wooden schooner "'Elvle B. Hall' loaded 450.000 loot of lumber for Groot 'Brlt.\ln. at a trellht. of $38.00 per thousand. The schooner ls over 300 tons. and the trelglit

amounts to $18,000. lust 6,000 dimers

Fight lor the rlg‘ht,- wlth all thy.

xxx;

Flilit T01* the " lid. White tml

OCOIOOOOOIOOOIOOOOOO'

`_f A former Cliarlottetonlan Cp!-I

The Mornvlu. ls a steamer of 2.268f'Duchemln is th; 'author of the fol-‘

yawlngaong now b`eln`g set to tmullii ‘

'May 5 and was last roported passlii¢,~.lij1'_'-New York and -which ling' beou<_(a-'l

,vorably ' committed upoul ln‘ several' ]

,t_)ur'arms are polished nedtlymd' oiir ‘ _ V ` ”_ ' C _ ~ i i i C' ` M ia ' hearts are clean und_whlte, . . ` ‘ u 'So when for |roodom’s rlghtaoutrenuso ` ' ` - ‘ ‘

~ D ii um tn in i sn, s ,_ Gnu Ada hblp liar !D7a.dti); iiiuiile? YG!! _it 5'), . . ' _ _bot you Ada can. . __ \ _ . _ __ ,___ ,,__ _ _ _ _ _ __ -

-:_ -cnonus _ _ ‘~'~" . r '--‘ *L

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more than th; _schooner cost n ort |"0;J°lIl\l\li)ff_lll|'T__I11Y Ulltldvh if' ‘ _ ' _ _____A______ ______________ __ ~ - » time before. eng purchased b Q 0910!-' H ll [U19 C ll ,_ 3 ._f , - r _ _ », _f,-_-n f. V -_ - . ` `°"' *"""c """ '“"““ “"" ' Parraboro' gentleman tor 312.000 and ,W° 9h"°'0\ll' lOl Wiill?Pl1ldY- ri f-_ _ ki _ . . _ _ _ f

salllng under U. S. A. lleglstry. _ iS_Ml¢.»Ql’ fly 6110. Phil CWS* _fi "__ _ ` ‘ 5 f _ ‘ ' , _ 1 -_ A

‘f_`.°A cogplefirt' mpnth; up cept. _y_y_¢t. _Can Ada. heltréier parent al ,` _._ _ . _:_ __ _, .1 .. _ _ ____ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ z_ _ _ .

ii » et o _-many B ge, gn. _ _ ~ I ~ r _ .;

_ A somewhat ulmlloz1 `%Y'%dd;llui“)‘;"'§i¢ _ '-U _ __ _ _ _ _. __ _ _ _ - ' _ '

' an in me ui s. Axriier ._.vviim_iia oiizaaacad _.HQ -:_».__».~<i2 .f _ ._ _.-.,..ii»\H»- 1'- . l ;v.f»_~ .<. f r _-)

mek soo r " ssl-'»ti_‘f"t`5.'_

Nil- 0 .

.i 1 _ $15.00 At this popular price we can give you a

splendid Blue Serge, Grey Worsted, Brown Whipcord or your choice 'from a wide range of up to the minute

Sultings, ' ' " _

tweeds, _dark greys. checks,._grey_ mixtures and blue stripe effects, splendidly tailored and good litters, while they

V ~ _ T _. $12.50 Snappy Tweed Suits in brown plaid effects, ' gr_ey`~mi_`xtures and rich dark tweeds _beautifully made

and per_f_ec_t_t_itting, one price to all._.._.~..,_, ......$12.50

,...

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dlau-money pnld out to non»Cnnn:lleir`;illon't Judgde 11:” by 1op_r~_ wheat. " if 1, -nf ._ _. ‘_ _i 0 __ ‘ ' " " -'i-ij ' -- ' _

_ .l n.o owe lvonomu . _ '..' . ._~_ » ‘ _

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workmen; non-Canadian. mark

your farmers. merchants. doctors. '-blur' b;i:tir`soropblnil¢lther, nw you li

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