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The beet sugar for

~ the sugar bowl is

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u-Its purity and “fine” _ _ grsnulation give it ° itlrehighly sweeten-

,I ing power. It dis- ' solves instantly in

your teacup or on yourbreakfast cereal.

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ugar *W Liinlic -11

$1 5“9“" iiieiiiis -1

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"The All-Purpose Sugar ”

|SlANU IJAIRYNIEN 1 it " IN lRllRl] SUHUUL

W11110 111 '1`1‘l11'o lust \vi~i-li |'|i,i'..H.

s_ol'_Cliirk ot' the (‘l|zirliitti~towu idx- llblimoliial Station. visited the Dulry School now in session thi~ri\_ Ili: rc. ports excellent woik lining tion.; mp] the in-eiitc.~'t. entliiisliisni iiinoni.; the iitudents. 'i‘he butti-.r and i-house

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classes- ure being <'0niIuctcd hr l\li.‘

llarvoy Mltchi-.il unit Mr. (li-orftc il. iiarr. oi' Ottawa. it is gi-uiii`yiiig to limi that I’ril1i_‘o iCdwuril lslnnil cheese ilmkcis have tuken such un illbéllesi, in the school, 14 of them being ln at_tcinluii<-if, while there is only one from New llrunswii,-ll, :ind ii, very i`e\v from Novn Scotia. t

THE DEMOCRATIZATION

OF EUROPE

l.()Nl)t)N. March 152-'l’l\r: lierlin

Vorwnerts says that thi- ltiissiiiii re- volution indicates that one ot` the con- >'01luences' ol' the win' \vill he the tur- ioachlng di;-inocriiiizution ot Europe. uccordim: to a Berlin il‘espn.trli to itepters by wuy nt' .~\|nsti-rilum_- 'l‘he paper scores tliel‘an-Gerinnn for hold- ing that after the war wiill he time _enough to settle tho iiui;-stioii oi' ilir- ect siiifrage in Prusla und adds lit will be ii irrent and dangerous mistake if equal sult`raiige is not ln- ti"p`\luced into l’russIii while the war is actually goini:.on."

Professional Cards

Dr. 1. P. McGrath

Corner of Prince and

Sydney Streets

Physician and Surgeon

Office Hours: 9to ll, lto 4 p. m. and 7.50 to 8.30 p. in.

Telephone No. 632 a’i023,$l,25i\itl`. .

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Dr. Clift

CHRONiC DISEASES

.CU.RAT1VE '1‘1tEA'I‘MEN'i‘ by the month in advance. Victoria Hotel, Charlottetown. 1'. E. l., Canada.

OFFICE HOURS, 12 lo ll daily. or

by appointment at residence.

4207-1-30M3mos.pd.

S. S. Hessian

LAWYER

f Montague. P.iil.l. Money to Loan.

8l84~ll-l8Mtf.

J. D. STEWART

Barrister. Solicitor and Notaray Public Omoo Nswson look. Charlottetown Branch Olflcs, Georgttown Mons to Loan on Real Eststo

im-ieiinir.

WARBURTON il 8H_AW Barrlstors. Attorneys. Notary P111*

llc, Etc., Solicitors for Canada Bank- ers Association. Bank of Montreal. Canada. Pernisneat Morizlltiv C0rD0l'* ltlnii.

MORSON A DUFFY

Usrrlsters and AtiorneYl_ Solicitors for lloyiil Bank of (allude

MDNBV TO LOAN- ‘

Miiiit. i

Mi:i.EOD & BENTLEY

W. E. lsntlsy, K- C- lsrnstsr sud Attoriisys~ll‘l-IW

to Lain t

‘Money - Oflloe-lsnk of N. 8. chsmhsm Clisrlottotown, P. ll. ‘I-

llttstt. _ _ _ _

niliiiiilhiinniiss

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extent that we co ld l Y on the British m1ilrke1’,afv`1ii`;`i'irit;mh)iI;` _:gig _1;_eS1. and it we could get a for.-t.

91°- W9 Ililght hold out against

all eomers when the trade wo now have Will have ileclined to u certain extent.

SEED FAIRS. _

__ Riifereuce was made by the mem. _gr roni Suiumerside (Mr. Saunders) S seed fairs and especially that in uninierside. which he said was not as good as it was in previous vears. l thought it was ii good fa|,._ 31-here

W_;1_S gin excellent show _und consider- a .e nterest was taken in the fair. I am tolil the entries in grain were lar. 'ae' by ral* 1-111111 111 Previous years. but hm" W1” 110 meetings. Does tue 011- Kelillemen know why _the tuir was not what it was in former years? 112 is aware that roi- tus last iwo Years there, has been no satisfactory place in which to hold a. -fair. li' he was 111019 111% year before he would have found that the fair was held in 11 §111f111_D1ace. poorly lighted and not 11°-111:' ldrire Clwuizh. 'rue Agricultu- ral lliill was in the hands of the Mili- tia Department.

M1; hAUNDEilS: What about this

year. _ - _

HON. Mr. Mcl{iNNONt This year

it is still in the liiiuils of the Militia Uevartnient. but we were able to get mm 199111 01 11 11118 year. When I ;l_li1S in Suniniersido some time tmfori, _ 1” 1111r they were then in doubt as to whctlier they would hold it. or not. T11"`_\' 111d iiot. 'know whether they could 11'-"1 1' 111111111118 01' not.. lint they held the fair. They held ai iiieetiiigiii this sainc room where they exhibited, which wus the only rooui uvailalili-. 111111 11 F»l11!Kki4_volunies for the inti‘re.~<t they look in it that they were ublu to hold even one nieetini.: under sucli cir- ciiiiii_»'tii_1ii'i-s. The i-onilil.h>iis wt~re ex- treiiicly iiiii`ziviiiii-alili_~ :ind thi- mir ci:-uid not be expected to be ui; ,-mit... i`i_ictory fro 'iucvery point of view as it. was under more auspicious circuni- _at.ini'cs. _lluwevi~r, evo:-ytlitng (-m,s|. l10I‘i~'l, they ilid irxi-eeiliiiglv wi-ll. They held ii nicctiiig in that 'sinnll room. Did thi; hon. genllinniiii expect thi-in to liidd ini=i'lil\irr~' there morning, noon and ulizht?

_\lr. Si\l_lNliEllS: Why w;isn't thc

lair held in l'harlottetown'.’

il(iN_ Mr. i\l(‘l\'lNNON: 'l‘lie I'uir

rW11S 1101 110111 111 Uilarloltelown for the saine reason that it was held in Suni- iiie|':=lili».. 'Phe ('ominittce ilei-_iilcd‘ that it should hr: so. 'l`llcse t`iiiri»:, the hon. gi-iitleiiian must. know, um ugw coniliii-tcil by coininltti-_eg of |»,l_.nm._q_ lt _is the policy ui' the llepnrimuni in tins. :is \\'i=l_l its in several otlier mut- ters_ lo assist whizre assistance is ro- quireil, but as soon as the farmers are nble to uianz\;:o and conduct them l`i;r themselves then they are allowed to do so. in the case ol' (`linrlottetowi\ the (‘.onin\ittee ileciilcd that it shi-nld not be held. in this they ileciilcil wiiielv, as the day lici'ore the exhibi- tion was to have been held there was not'u triiin moving in the province-. The morning ot the exhibition tlicre were live or six lets oi' exhibits. own- ed by nr. many exhibitors. which ii` placed on exhibition and called ii l'ro- vincial i~`alr would l\uvi>"`lieen ii farce.

At this stage Mr. Mrlilnnon moved

the iiiljouriinieiit of the debate, it being' six o'clouk.

SATURDAY. MARCH 24. ' `

Pri;-ceeilinzz, on Saturiliiy inornlng.

hir. .\icl\'innon resunied the subject ol send fairs, reaillni: the following letter from Ur. .lolin Grady. Secre- tary of the Prince l<}ilwfiril island Pro- vincial Seeil Fair, iiuted March 23:

“lieur Sir: Our provincial seed tai.-

has |nis.-on elf \'i_-r_\- suci-essi'ully. thc entries in grain being much larger than other _rears-. our prizes aiiiouiit- ing to om, hundred dollars more than the last two years, lint our expenses arc sonie\vlni.t less. ` ll’ you will send us u cheque for $500. the sitnieiimouiit that _vc~n gave us lust yeiir, we willy bo able to pay all the prizes anil other cxpeiisi-s. 'l'i-ui-itlinr to have ii t`:i- voiiriible ri~.pl_r," etc, '

llc. .~';iiil that lllr. <iriiii_\- hail :ilwa_v.~<

lweii i`ouud ri\liubli: in regard to seed fairs.

'l`lie uiuouul. pl' $500 was iniriy liirge

but they must rciiicinliei' thut thc- iii.- minion izovernnicnt horc ti. good iiiuil oi' the i~xpciisi:.~\ iii` proviiicliil iiilrc in this priiviiwii.

in roiiiriiisloii i\lr. l\lcl{innon iciid

that it was i:i-izrettiibir ti_- liavi; hon. u\srnihi>i‘i~i putting tlieiiiselves ont- oI` thof way to "knock" und injiirioinil_v‘ cr_itii-.i'/,o. witliinit i'i~iisini und \-:itliont groniid, i-vorytliinir thi-. izovcriiinent did in thi; iiitcriesls of this priwliii-ii, iiierely ti_~r thi- sukn ol' having i<ouii~~ thing to comiilaiii ahoiit and ntliick thi-. goverinuinit on. lie iiiipenlnd tor a better spirit of co-operation and trust-I mi that the iippoidtloii \vi.~:ild hu inore inoiiiirali-_ in their ilisviissiiiii ot public: iiiiestiiiiis und would cinlciivoiii' to :.tli~i< to the triilli.

`riiunsoAv 22. wi'/_

.\lr. ll|1}.\I.li\i\l|.\l ii.-\l.l.i\N’l` who l`i.»l-

lii\vf~,| i'i»l ilu- lion. S. lt. Jenkins iti the iii-|i:iii» nn tho llrnfl Ailiiri-sd, ,loin- vd with this pri~;vlinis .=ipi\ukers in their ri-|'i-_ri‘i|i~i».< to 'the ilciith ol? the lati- luincntoil lion. .lohn lticlinrils. lie paid ii fine tribute tc- the nienioi'_\- oi'| that gontlinnun, endorsing ull tliui lind been iiuiil on the subject. He heartily coiigriitulnteil the mover and secon- der oi' the Address on their eiiorls anili nuide fitting refer-ence to the dcpur- ture oi' the Duke of Coiiiiaiight.

Mr.'Gallant criticized the "Giuir-

dlun." stating that this newspaper was antagonistic to Aciidlans. »

Wltli rcimrd to tho Oyster lndusti-_v|

I\lr. Gallant said that he expected tho Government to submit ii Tteportoi' itll

-.~v-»L»»~,.¢-.vos-n»,..¢i¢§»-.‘¢.p-¢i~i ~i¢,.~.-v

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Catarrh Cannot bo. Cured

Companies who had ieaseifareaii_ He-

deelsreil that there was indignation'

tlirotighout the country in'regard to. the tox tax. He considered that the Goveriiinent were taxing the Comps-i nies`t0o high. He had every confl- dence -in the success c~f the fox indus-g try. ou ii fur basis. ~

Mr. A.- P. PROWSE then followed

with F, splendid speech. lie said:-

"Un the motion before the House

beg to offer it few remarks. I wish as other speakers who preceded - me have di:-ue to congratulate the niover unit seconder of the motion before the House on tha very creditable manner in which they pertornieil their duties.

tary Session His Royal Highness The Duke of (loniiauglit retired from the oitlce of Governor-General .ot Canada and was succeeded in that high oflice by The Duke of Devonshire. 1' am sure we may all most heartily unite in oitering our tribute ot' praise to His Royal Highness the Duke of Con- naught, we highly appreciate the kind- ly interest he displayed in every line oi' thought or action pertaining to the welfare oi' Ciinada and we are free to- express that his sojourn with us has strengthened to a very marked de-1 gree the tie of devotion iind patriot-

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_ _ MAD _NADA

-~nr_iiiii|u»\sl __ soap.. -» 1.. _*__-__' --

_/ _Ion softest- I ._ ._

' ing water 1 |

,502 _removing ii C ‘ _ .' ll i' ` _ ' | i I,

i¢if,hoil‘ . ~ rfffifif-_\r_iis¢'f".‘, “___ ;i2.'i.¢'..t’.~‘fJ.‘i'&»‘_ it “~‘~“-1;1~‘~»" _ othorpurpous. 5 |

lllllll OUIIYIYUVUL _ -

_ Since we last met in Parliamen- - ~>

say to the imperial War Council: “We will back you up with .nien, munitions and money in suillcient iiiiantities to enable you to carry on the conflict un- til a. complete and lasting victory over tyranny and militarisin will 'be accom- plished, that freedom, liberty, justice, and riizhteousness may be establlslied throughout the world." _

My personal hope is that. in all

parts ol the Empire ii great lesson will have been learned and \ve hope- that we may never again be found in such a state' ol’ unp-'epareilncss as was nia-

ism that we all bear towards our gra- cious Majesty King George. On re~' fering to His Royal ‘l-lighness The: Duke ct’ Connaught it is I coiisitlen fitting that we express our sincerest sympathy with him in the recent be-| reiivement he has been called upon to hear, in the loss .of his lite partneri the Duclicss of (Tonnaught, the news; oi’ whose death was made known to_ us on 'l‘|iursda_v the 15th inst. Wo- chcrisli kindly reineiiiliranccs that dur-' ing her te-rin' oi' residence in tfanziila shi- trnl_v‘won the high esicein--und love of every true i'unadiaii. 1

’i`ii this new incnnilient of thc oilii:e_

ot' (love|'iiin'-(lciierul oi (‘unadn. the liukie ol' llevonsliirc we exteiid nur] licurly wclcoinii. feeling assured thai; thi-_ iiitcrent iii (Yanadu un impo|‘iiini.’ part of our gri‘at_ Empire will reccive carefiil and dui-. coiisiiloratloii. _ 1 1 With i'et'i:i'i:i1i'c to the war it is vnry niuch to bu regi'i\tti'.d that this ixiguii-1 tic struggle is still raging. when wo; reiilix'.u that. it is now drziwlng near to l.liri~c _i-ours siiiife thc outlirculc. How: little we thought in August, 1914 that. the conflict would still nt 'this limi-_ bp ragiiig-.\\'lii‘i| we rcnn~.ni'hei' the unpro- piirediicss or thc liritish l<lnipiri- ali thi_\ oiiiset---\vli_\i the lcuiiiin.: st;iti-,~'- nn-|\ in En;:lanil sliortl_\' bi‘fin'o the oiitbiwiak were ilcbuting '\vlietlie,- in1 case ui iiiei-easily they voiilil si‘nil1 abronil iin cxpeilitic-iiiii‘y force of froin' 80 to itil) |hoil.=ianil troops the lutti-.r 11L‘:\i1'i~ lining the highest that it wus' consiilered possililg to send. ’l`lii.~;1 snivill expiiilltioiimy force was sunt and though small ci:~mparallvel_\' spvziliing they nobly did their part in lioldlni.: the enemy ut buy until rein- torcenirnts could he izatliereil to sup- port tho_li' efforts. “flint has trans- pired since then? ’l`he call to uruis has been iiiagliiilcciitly responded to fre-in all parts oi’ the realm to such an extent that we liave iio\v under urius, i`roni tive to six millions oi' men. the'

ever si-en. hluultions that the nation WHS rio si-ri-ly in need oi' ut the outset have been :ind ure now licini; nianui';ii:» turcil and shipped at nn unpreceden- ted rate. our i`ori“es now in the iiclil are well supplied, and from the iinnn- cial point oi' view we may also feel a Jllst pride. The government -griints by the home governnients and from f-the. overseas governments in every par_t oi’ llie Empire and also tim success tliati has attended all the calls for nione_\' 'by war loans. have all most irraiiilly i'ontrlliuteil to our fceliiig ot' optiinisin und security. 'l‘hat we can unltedly

imports .Exp

lttl2~illif: ._ il6Sil,.'ii5,5;ltl i9l$l~iiiI4 ., iitl5,3S3,22'_’ _i9l4-1915 ._ 497.:l7li,9tll il915-1916 .. 530.211.7913 719.11 Anil tor six » _ mos. end. Sept. _ _ lust _ 547/I

lt will readily be seen that the tr_atl0

und commerce ot’ Canada has had a womleri'ul expansion during the past, i`cw years. Whereas thc excess oi’ lnipc-rtiz over our exports has been rtoinlng ilowii from your to year, until ip lfiifi--litlil the exports excecileddlie lniporti; by thi-_ liunilsoini-_ sunt olf $2119, 088.127-i, thi' oxpuiisioii .~'iiii'i‘.~ then in thi- same line is slruiigly in evi- iii~ni‘i~. 'l‘l|i~. figures for the lirst iiix iuoiitlii-< ol' tliii pre.~aent ‘your siiow nn ini~|'i~:isi- river lhi- s’iilni'. pcriod ii _viwir ago of $iiib,iiil0,i|n0, Anil we ure 'inilc sure that \vi\ In this proviiici: arc clijiiyiiiiz :i ;:noil N'opi1i‘tioi1iiti.‘ sliurc ol the triiiii: iii|pri.veini‘ni. lligh pri- ces for all thc prndui'li= oi` the tarui nufi' tli+lu~i'ir~s lni\'i‘ Iii-ini p|'vv:iillin.;'i|\ii'- lin: thc past i`i~w ,\'i‘nr.~' :ind ii gr‘iii~r:il li-elim: oi' roi\t_<-iitiiir-nt unit i~oini‘in~t is nianilest. on all iiidiis, :ind while wi-_ urn irnjoyiiig such u honiitil'nl iiii°ui=iii'e nt pri-.-.perlt_v. it is we-ll llizii we liccd tho warning and good iiilvici: given lo ns by lcuisliitors, liniikcrs. :ind other public spi-:il<i‘.rs. thai. wi-. przicllizi- thrift :ind 1-i‘i>||on|,\’, so lhnl wo |nn_v till hu the hi~tti‘»r zihli- to i-onlrlhiilv ol' iiur iiicnns when iii-cilril tor thi-_ .~u|i'i-i~.~i.~s

405,901,765

outlived -know

that you can ri'.o'\ tin' rlrl nf 1110 i~_enn_\' of clinpporl hniiiln by using Main link. Mrs. Wlilinm Hioleiir. 0! llnllbiirioii, Out.. \\'ritrs1--- f

"l/hi'-t winl‘.i‘r nil' hztnils were vi-ry

bndl_v chappr\ii_ i usnil it ini of dif- f¢_i-_uui i=n~i»ii|lcd i~oniedlgs_ but. my |m{|(]§ ¢~,ily i=5.~mi~il to-grt worse. iapmiiy l trlml .the Zrvlil- 111“1'111i1 li(1ul1!|'.». {.:i|n_~lluli_-- which complete- ly liinilod tht-‘.n." _V

Mrs. M. A.f_~ Fin-lesou, of Snuris.

lllau.. writes:---.f‘l ha.vn \i_sril Y.nm~ iiuli for _i'li:i.pp_ctl lianilr. .ndfkiiow of nothing to equal il.!'vl'0l\tl6l'f\l1

i _

w|i|,'L ‘Ai.Al1i‘l.li1ATl0N-‘l s they ciiniuii reach 511: scsi of die disease. Csharth is ii local disease. itrcaily lnilucnced bv g:oniiiitutiot:| ron- | ditloui, and in rdtft?cufe_itvo\_i_ iiiii iiikc snlnlcmal rsmedcy. si 'si starrh Liirelstnkcn internally. and scls through the bio d on the mucous iiuifsces of 'he svsteni. I-ialI’s Ciii~ srrh Cure was prescribed by one ol the best

titrated Scif... i:..i2.'i'°.:_§;.1:»Qi.'.1‘,§_;‘,:1°;* - "°‘ °‘i."i:""$§'i'§' W1: "If 'lifes »$1i°~i'3iiii¢°r'ii'i1 §e.u=§’ii;ucs|srrhsleonimi|ons. Bend for iestif "':11. J. 'ffiimuav s co.. i>i-im.,/r<i‘i,

od0. 0.

Au oi-usrliiiii, tue.

linIi’s Family Pills for Coniitipntion.

._.¢1-.~ '

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physicisnsinihlsroiutry for ner! itil coin- .

iioniliini; iuiii liuiilini: i>0\\'ers~"

'Zulu-l»iul\' is also iiiieqiiiilleil for cliilhisintik- frntifll ‘bll_e!i, cold ferarks, mul gold sores: as well ns erxems,

scal|;)___*sori=s, old wounds, ulcers, blon _-polsnnliig, piles, burns nnd rfctiliii,`,i‘uts :ind ull skin injuries. lidoilsn, box. All rirugaists sud- ggqmg,-_or _Z,i||)i»_§\lh~ C0.. 'l`i'Jl'i)n.i.0.‘.

_ . ,

»"A,,{ L.. ‘

ii". ., »~ v ‘\

i:reate:<t volunteer l`orci= the world luis,

nifest nt the beginning of the present conflict. My strong desire is to see some military training started in all parts ot' the realm. Boys from 15 years oi' age i-chi;-uid receive as part ol’ their education. military training. The physical drill and _discipline would apart. t`roin any coiisiilemtlon oi' war, be of very great boiielll. 1 feel as sured it' this problinn could be effec- tively \vm°ked out, it wi".-ulil he in our lnstliig atlvaiiizilzc to have it so. Tlien if t_he'tiin.e slioulil iirrive that. we niight. ul1i'ui't.iiiint_i'ly be zissiillisil hy :mv toe. niuch li-_ss tlino would hi- lost in 'sirniliiig our t‘ori:i's tn thc i'ri»n| ihnn hits becii the ciisi* iliiriiig thi-_ pzisl. three yoiir:=. _

Proviiling for s-oldiers ri»liiriiiin.:

i`roni the war. 'l`hl.~: is it inii-.~aliini that deinands iinited iictliiii upon, iinil I trust we inay all pull to|.:i‘|liir in .support wi' niczisiircs lliiil nia_\' hi-_ pro- poseil with this worthy i>l_\jcct in view.

The Iievelopincnt tiomniisiaioii or-

ttunixiiii one _vi.~iti` iiifii. wo uri* pleuseil iii know has hi-cn ul wi--rk and wi- wtiit with interest, their report ivliich is pi'i1iiii>;i\.il to ns in the >‘»picc|| l`i'oin the 'l`l1i‘i\ni;.

in thc iiiiitlvr iii i-iiniaulioii it is

i:i'ntil`_\'iii|; lu liniiw tliiil lin. ;;i/vi:i'i|- incnt is over alive to this need iii' i|n~ proviiu; this Iinporlainl lirani'li oi' thi: l>\11t11lf -“1cr\'ii:i\.. .\ continual p|'c:ssiii‘<~ in the ilircction of lin-provcincnt by tlip gi>vi~riiini‘|1i. tc<;.:etl1ei‘ with the mutual co-operation by the people of this province will i:e-”l:iiiil\- produce- thc ilcsireil results. `

A,1:ricn1iiii‘e, one ol` the most lt' not

the nic-st important industr-ics oi' this provinucc. is being prosecntcil vigo- |'i>iisl_-,~ and those ieiiuzigcil ti1i‘reiii, \ve uw: pleased to know, are rei:viviiit: .~ipl~:nilid prices for ull thi-ir products. ’l‘hc cucouragvineiit oi' the industr_v bv our ;:c-vernuients, both l~`eiloral and lo~ cnl, is very highly iippreciaiteil.

’l`hi~ F‘isliei'ii‘i=, :inether oi' our very

important l1iiliist='ic's. is ul:-in ilc.~ani'viiig ot' like ciiculiitiizeiiieiit. 'l`lio propo- sals promised for pri--viding opportu- nities for techn-iczil eilnciiiion in this i~alllni:_ will be awaited with int.i‘rt‘.~it _1\n_\- zisslstaiiire that i-an be given to both ol. those' great industries will meet with gt-.iierul approval.

"lt is illd€0(i"gi'at-ii`_\'ing to know

that iiouvitlistandiiig the depletion in our population, _,owing to recruiting, that the trade and coinnierce and re- _venucs oi' Camilla hnvc_surp:1ssed all previous recorilsl' " ' "

“ln support of this. permit nic tc.

give you the i'o.l1owiug stutcnieiit:-~

orts Excess ` Excess

1W1P°rjts ` " Exports

$:i7'1.oiis_::.'..'. $:io9,4'ti`.1si_ , __ 4l'.r.,4:'.7_22-i _ i7si,fi4.°._ims " -iui_ii2;snn :=‘t.u.`:i4i_f.2 "

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‘.’2.isis:: - i41,i0o,s9s

l'iil prosecution-of the wiir und also to the ii_cci=ssar_v p`ntrlo'tic` and i~lii1riln.blo funds. '

‘-‘l`lii-i.: itlsii to jc-in in thu tribute to

the late Mr. .liilip RlL'liiiril.~a, who wus ii ginitlciiiaili ln t-\'o|‘y scii'si‘. ot the win-ii. i‘onrti~in|:< |i\"liis ‘irppinii-iits, and inn: that ivan hclii hi hiigli i'.-itci‘iii hy iill.

.ll r. l'lit i\\`i~'l'I thi-1| i'cl`i'.i'ri~ii

Ii- ill.. l\ni|`i»ii Hii|iliii_irllini :ind st=°oiii:~ l_\ ¢»i»ndi~|n||i‘il l|ii~ iitliluili- ol lhv Up- |>iisition in rcguril to this siiliji-i-I.. iii- poinli-d out lhc ;:l:irin|; iiiciiin.-l.~i~

'ti‘ui\ ol lhi~ iiciilei iii' Ili; (I o~.ition

_ ; ,~ . tip .' \vl|i:~_ \\i|li one bi'i=':illif'|i|visl\`t~ii praise on Sir (‘liarii-s lliilton for his goiiiwo- :~'i|_v in iiiinalintz thc Sn|\~itin'Inin. :ind at thc niiinl- time i'iiiiiliniiii~ri thi- (iii- vrirniniinl for :ici-iriitiiitr the institution. iii-_ showi-il thc ulivr iui|irui‘tit-iibllili' of lilr. Bi-ll'i\ zitiurliaitlvc. :~ii~lii\||i,~ ol' li-aiving iiiii~.~ic>i tlirquizhont thi-_ provtuivc :ind piiiiitvd ont. the i»iu»i'iiioiis :ind iiiitiiissiiiliw i‘x|ii‘nililtir|. which such ii si-hi-nii~ would iiivolvc. 'l`bi-ri' wi-rc 1.11111) i-;i:=i~.~c ti'ntiu\:il\'_ii.l iii' i-iftmtiliip tion in Ili,-_ |ii'uvii|ci‘. :ind lo ropi- with illi-.'=i‘ i’:|:~‘»‘:: ihr|‘i~ \\'inili| i'i-i||iii'i- I0 lic nn iirlny ol 'Jliti n\ii'ni‘.\i, zillnwlnir oni- niir:~‘.~ to ilvii i~ii.~'i>s. iflni-h |i\ii'.\'i‘ wnulil hiive ic' |'i‘i'iy|vi- :il -lirisl $50 ii inonlli, :iii llint II. winild “i'i|iii|‘ii $10.- 000 n niiintli in eciliiries iiloue, or over $l0il_iitill :i _vi-nr. l\‘iis|iilii‘.i'.~i cinlld sci* hiiw i|np|‘ni:ticu|ilie Mr. lli~ll‘s pi'r\pii- sitir-n wus, Mr. l’|;q\\'sg__llii~ii pro i'i:~-ileil to p:i_\' nn cxcellcnt tribute to Ilic Suiuiiorliiiii. slitting that the ln- stitutlon would prove its worth in the lnturc. us it had i\lr<‘nil_\' done. and that t`uturi1 izcneriit-ions would liononr uiiil bless the iiinne 0|' Sli' Charles Dalton as n grant bciii\t'uctor to tho people oi this province

Mr. WAi.’l`Eil .\i. |1113.-\ then |`oi|ow~

cd with an excellent. speech which dealt almost. iixcliii-lively with agricul- ture. lie rend extracts from-various ugrlcnlturul journals in support of his contention that dairy farmlllt WM 011° oi' the mont profitable lnilustries oi' the province. in the course of his remarks he stated that dairy farming had declineil in this province, and also i'liurgcil the tiovernmenl with having undertaken to buy feed for the i`nrin- ers ahd tailed to keep their promise. lie criticised the Seed Fairs und said thut in his district there hail been nothing done in regard to home pro- jects._

Mr. J .A. DEWA-ll then spoke on the

|`)r~hriti-, n report of his speech will up

pear in it siibsoquent issiii-..

‘ago the islanders adopted a resolution

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lUTO_ QUESTION,

Sir,- Will you kindly print`thet

lncloseil clipping from the "Family, Herald and Weekly Star oi' March 14th to show that this is not the only “isiand." that wont have the Auto to run over it. s

_ l uui Sir. etc.,

SAFETY FIRST.;

ENCLOSURE.

“'l‘llE AU'l‘0MOBl`LE question has;

jus; been up again in Nantucket; and; again il luis been decided in favor of those who ileslre to exclude automo- biles from the island. Under ii per~‘ mlssive statute o_f the Commonwealtii of Massachusetts passed some years

ol exclusion which is still in force in spite of repefated attempts to abrogate it. The latest effort in that direction

was made ii. _i'ew weeks ago, in a pro-_ position to introduce the question ot repeal lnto`»the warrenl"(o_r the nnnu-1 ai town meeting on the. 132th ot l~‘ebru-l ary; but the opposition-_WHQSD ‘great at _1_lx§_ special meeting cedled to .con- sideif the matter that the in`ol.ion was declared lost on a viva voee vote.

(Nantucket, is an island 15 miles

lout: with an average oi' 4 miles wide and an average oi' 51 square miles. on the south east coast oi Massachu- etts. it was bought from the indians by Thomas Macy in 1059 for $150 and two beaver hats. There is one town and several villages lreiiucuted in suminer on account oi' the inllil stim- ulating climate. it luis been steadily on the ilowngriiili,- t`or years. it was one tiiuc- the scat i/i` this big ilslicrics und as inany as 150 whaling vessels iisiied troin its conimodious barliours_i 'Foiliiv this fishing inilustry is extinct and the population whicli was 4,- 123 in 1870 tell to 2,962 In 11110. ltl is not ti pi'i>-gi'essivc conimuni|y.- l'Iil. tl.) - t1'}xuiuiiii_‘i‘ and 1’ati'iot plca.~»i- copy..

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Au iiitimztiiiiz tzaini- nf lioclmy took

pl‘ii‘i~ \Vi‘illii-.f.ilii_\» nhzlil in lhi‘ Arena liinli lwlwiii-ii thi: l)i~i~:iil|ioin.¢lil_~< iii' ll/li»|'i-.Il iinil thi- lli-L:o‘l\’liii'l<s. ll ri:~ siiltirii in ii. vii-ti>r_v lin' thc lultvr by the si-ore iii' ii- -Zi. ’i`hi- Morcll lioyic ullliongli thi: |iisi_i's plnyi-il :in i~xi~i'l~ lent. tgnlnc. i»_vcr_v niun on this tenin

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LATEST STYLES _ _ __

ALL READY FOR YOU HERE V

_ Fifteen styles in reed :car- riages--~-six styles in Wood----a dozen styles in folders----a _dozen - in carriers and sulkys--- ~

Rarely-if ever-have we had such a variety

- And all good ones.

_ PRICES! About the same as lastryear.

Reid Carriages 15.25....-, 17.50...... 18.50 up Wood Carriages . . . . _ _ ...11.25, ,,..14.50......16.50 ..up ‘Folders (collapsible) 6.50 7.25 8.50 . up 3arriers......_..... ..,. _..2.00 3,00 3.50 _,up

Come! See them today A pleasure to show

them whether you buy or merely look. ~ _ .-

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eitrivliiir carnc:~'tl_v to bring vli:tor_v' to tho tcnin. ’l`hi-ir opponents lioweviri pruveil' too big :i proposition i`i>r them.

'l`hu line up was as l`olio\vs:

DREADNOUGHTS Hi-GO-MUCKS

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l.. (‘ot'i`in .l. .\1i‘lunls - l'oint

ll. i\lurph_v

<‘. Point

\\'_ Kelly

il. Wing (‘. ;\ii~t<]\vci| t it. i\lc_\iillun l., Wing

Judge ot' play l.. (‘ox. ltetcwc _ Gates. . - ,`

Miss i(e'ir returned to .-\lbcrton on

'Saturday_ 1

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ltcv. S. .l. .\li:L)oniilil. St. .\lark's Lot. T, is in the City. !

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.\’lr. lt. 1'. i`I1irk ot Blount Stc\varl_

was in tht city yesteriiay.

spent Sundu_\' ut his home in lligD_ _

Mr. \\’1n. .\. l’oole_\. oi' the 1101-!`01`S

i-iardware t`o._ i.til_, leaves next but-

urd_‘a.y t'or Snsliatoon, Sauk. ` l\ii-s liiainic Iios-s returneil _\~i:.<tc|'-

ilii_\' utter ispcniliilg the \\'ci~_lii`iii| in Sninini-i'sidc visiting i`i'li'.iiil.-, |

ti-ry zirrli-i~i| _\i\sli‘ril:iy fiom llnlii`.'ix to spciiil ai iiirloilirli :il his l|oin.~ licrv.

ills iniin_\' i`rli~nils will hi- i:<irt.\' 111 ii-ur.. that i\ii~. /i, |-‘_ \\‘i-list.-i-, i'ii,\-.1 i,»_ |;;i,| up with i|uiti- ii .~<i-vi~ri‘ ;ilt.'ii~li iii :-i'iiilii'ii.

who luis bei-.ii staiioniil nt hui~liville. it spiwuiliil: a fi-w ili\_l'>< nt lil# liiiinc in i‘h:`irlot|i~_town. _'

t'ainphel-l. Mill<~ovi:. will lic :hid In |p;,|~|1 of hir i»iiu||ilili: ri-covi~i'y |'|‘oni hi-r |'i:ci-nt lllni~.~4_ '

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TAKE "CASCARElS" IF HEADACHY B|l|llilS AND l}llNSllPillEll

Best ionllver and bowels .bod breath, had cords. sour stom:ich_

Gel n iii-cent box. _ Sick headache. lilliiiiisiii-ss, i-ouleil tongue. head and nose izloggfil up wlth_ it cold'-always trace this to torpid! liver; de-layed. ferniciitliig food in thii bowels c-r sour, gueey stonincli. ' Poisonous matter clogged' in tho in- testines, iustead of being cast out ol' the "Ls-yste'm is re-iibaorbeii into the blood. Whoo this poison reaciiivii the delicate brain tissue it causes conges- tion and that dull, -throbbing, slciion- ing headache.

stomach, remove the sour, undigesteil fond and foul gases. take the excess

the' nonstipated waste mutter and pois- ons in the bowels.

straighten you out by morning. They work while you sleep-a 10-cent bot from your druggist mesus your liesii i-_li\nr. irtomni-.li iiwifet. and your llvsr and tioweis regular tor niontlis. '

Spi_-aker .\l.ii'tin_ of the l.egislatnru. |,_ |,_ m.an_ (\|[y_ pmsel. of nw um’ \m_|_m_0 __ 73

i‘inini~i- llziv I'|"itt of i~`oi‘i Ivo. lliil- "1‘

Alilr. Jiiiiiofs l1`. ('nlli~n, iniill i-li~i'li. Ml._ |»,,|(.,. |_ |.0“_‘__l__ _qmmm Agmn uf

'i`hi~ ipniiv frii-|iil:i iii' l\lr:=. .|:itiii~:<_g, `

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lt. iii-ui.:'.vcll A. i\liirtlii__g-;\!1,!i _ __1_- _ &= "'-!-*_-i

/_ The New Carriages-\

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.\ir_ \V. A. l’oole_v hils i'eci_'ivi_-.l his I -

po::ition with the ltogers iliii~i.'iva_rie _ Co.-; Cit1_v and letil on the :~'pei-.ial _ _

'~`.nnil:iy night for Winnipeg to visit his i

_ . brotlicr before- going ()verseus_ (Special to The Guard|an_)

ll.\l.li~`AX, .\'.- S.; Maich 26-(Quo

tntions i`urnislie`d by F, B. McCurdy & <‘i>__ stock and bond brokers, mem- bers .\lontrcal Stock Exchange, Mc-

Mrs_ \\'illium Howatt, llradi'oril, and

sister, Illrs. Ilobeit Bell. <‘.upi>. 'Fru-

rorse. are visiting in the city the t`uri1y 131111111113. 1*13`11fi1X.‘N- 5-)

guest oi` their niothei‘. .\lrs_ 'l`. Wool- - ilriilge_ 19 Park St. l1l.OSlNG PRICES. - 1

_ ,Saturday Monday

.»`.ti'liisim .. 105% 104 s. F. _ _-_-_-70 69"/3

71% 85%, 104% 161%, 98 68% 89% 90% 98 114% 111%

97/i ' -'06 103%' - "1021A,`

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C A S TO Fl-'ILA `For'Infant`s and In Use For 0yer30 Years Always bcsrs

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fi i- ' -- -_-= _. 1 _1 --isa:

\|i`. Rose llvuu dau liter oi` Mr.

i`i-.rry sicnnler. has been appoint(-il tr ii position in the Batik oi` Montrefji - and entered upon her duties ycstei-» d;i_\'. _

-\naconili1 S131/2,

tm S& it .. 107

_Tan Pac f‘en

(`ru<~ible Steel 71%

“'__‘ -- ll. I". Ci 93% `

_Vlcx .‘\'or Power . till

Rciiiiiiig . . . _ . ...

166 99%

.\|ni»il',; the \'i.~"itin's nl. the Llucer;

lliili-l. lialiiax. this wccli is bliss \\'ln _ _ , _ nil`ri-il i\ii'l.i'oil. who is irtiroiitc home, I," "l"(`1 '° " 112%* _

si iiirlongh :ii'ti-.r niuu_v minith:' I ' 1' ~' 11"? .

fulilitul work in |~3l:.\l*t and Siiloniki. l\li.<:4 .\li'i.i_-iid will priiltaibly uriive

h11|ni\ iin1Ll.\‘.

101%

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_ .\1i.-.s .\l:al'i:ii|'i‘t l'ii\vv-r, 1~}mi;|';ilil.' has ri~tnrned honii- tri/in St. l’_i‘_\iers tiller sneiiiliiia ai ini>nth with hi-r Iirolhcr

ihiii plslcv., Shi* was ni:i'i>ilipiini\,‘.il .liyi her miiisiii .\’lr. lddilic Sinilli _l`i'oin <'liiii‘lii|li‘lii\\'ii to lCii'icriilil.

Wall Paper Time

And our stock of wall paper is now on sale at Z5 to 50 per

_cent discount. Come along at once as stork is not --very urge,_. _ . _ ____ _ Reiueniber our_Slaughtor Sale oi llaiucoats, in men’s and

ladies, ii iibrellas. l.adie’s Dress Coats, Skirts. Shirtovaists Uiiilerwczn, Wliitewear, lloiscry. t.IorsetS__,_ etc.

L. J. REi)illN,- 1.

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U One Road to Economy is by the Rice Route

Eat ore

Rice is the cheapest important food commodity in Can-

ada to-day. ' _ - ~'

We commonly consider Rice a delicacy, a material for

111"°°1`°1°' 1111111°11‘111°‘»” °“’““‘1° "‘°|the making of Puddings, Desserts, and side dishes. 5

This isa mistake. Rice is asiaple vegetableand, may

hilii from the liver und carry out allgbe used in this waV_ _ " _ 1

We sell a good grade at 6 cents per lb a be_ti;er_grade

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A iiascaret tonight will surely at8 cents _ _ -

~ 'Iwo phones at your service, No and Q30. _ __ » JENKINS & SON `

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