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toon _ N In OMNI: Mwld) U _IL 8-_A-' that a provincial conference referred to in former ,_f,,,{§,?"};';',,‘§,*,f'{,f,'°,",”_g’,?‘,51'3f’,l};f°° “'""°"“' °' "’f issues-of the oua»iiia'n,»iiiu caiietiby iheooveni

ly W°¢kl¥. (NIMH 1317) I1-00 9°' IIUWM by ment to meet in Charlottetown on tlie"7th of

'”*":E °°"“'P: |°'_»fh.""auft'_' °', i¢"_°“»|“.m”_ ' .-\t this conference it is proposed to.dis_cuss`.the,‘fu_ture development of all our/a¢1i\f_i¢i_f=S. a_s_ri¢\\lf11f¢¢` fi§_b_i?i§»

Nvianriesnair Miiircit r f 1916. i_°°“."“°"°e’ tm"sp°¢.°ti°"’ .immigmt'9"" txhuml °ih°`.

_ _ __' _ . _ ' cation, special and .pew industries, .in .short an}i_tlutig

"*""""""‘ _and every_thing<t__hat1has to do with the building up of

A _ our iproviince and the bettering of conditions .during

' '_ 'and after the war. i . _ - _

Three prominent by»elections took placelast week, _

`i_ictails of which wcrereceived only last night. In rfo

‘British Columbia, as the result of the rccons_iruct_i0n_0f last tivo eventful years. 'The manufacture of .war the Government consequent on the retirement of- Sir imuuitions, uniforms, ‘harness and the almost _infinite Richard lllcflrille, one of the new MiT\iSt‘¢l'$ WBS ifva badly haten and _the other _secured his seat' by the gperience and with newly made machinery_ and plant, narrow majority of nine. .This was ,not uiiex1_>'¢_C¢€<l_- ha ` Sir Richard McBride had got into had repute, and thei__i'espect_s stands on an equality as a manufacturer with' gerryinaiidering by which he obtained the~Agent- ‘the United Kingdom and the oldest manufacturing- (iciieralship of l_lritish__Colun1`bia in'Lon‘don ‘did notjlco

eoinmeiitl itself to the people of either the province or ithe greater changes yet to _come we -may feel assured.

outside it where the facts were known, or help to popu- '

larize his successor, Mr Bowser. The result is that province have to do. \’V¢ are not manufacturers but the electors of Vancouver have rcgistered.their dis- _there are industries to which we can,_adapt ourselves approval hy defeating Mr Charles E. Tesdale by a in

niajority of .4,i6o on _a total vote of i 5,238, 194 of _ture is capable of almost infinite development; our which went to :i Socialist candidate. Sir Richard ,tis ovcrstaycd his ivelcome, and thc' manner of his de- ye mission of office did not .te-nd to help his .successor of or his party. Nobody likes self-seekers, and the fact -‘fo that Sir Richard provided himself, at considerable an

cost to the province, with a comfortable billet for life tio in London England, has miilitated against the success rep of the party in their appeal to the country. That is all. im

The third election took place in Peel County, llf

flntario, and resulted from the exposure of the horse-

dt-:iliiig transactions of the sitting member, Mr I. R. Th }"nllis, who resigned his scat owing to criticism of his Wil 'conduct in connection with the sale of horses to the |05 tiovernment for military purposes, at the outbreak of l0S the ivar. It was asserted that Mr Fallis had made EU :iii abnormal profit out of his transactions, and excep- Bri tion was taken to the quality of several of the horses `0f` sold to the Government. Mr Fallis by professing that fl' .\[ r _Iolin Thompson, counsel for the Commission, had BC it-rhally cxoiicratcd him from criminal responsibility _Bfl for his actions, contrived to obtain renomination, but. .its

untries in Europe; That she can adjust herself to

these

former

preparation for ‘these new conditions

C The readiness of Canadian industry to adjust itself ' new conditions has been one of the marvels of the

riety of other war requisites without previous ex~

s_ been a revelatioiuand already Canada in many

With this adjustment and these changes we in this

the light of new and larger markets. Our' agricul-

herics, of which wc have but touched the fringe, are NE" |.0||D0|l

t to be exploited. Our million and a quarter acres sh, _In your mme of

Fe down

force

letter to

to tell

the best soil in the world are ca.pable_of_ supporting for the' 'heading “An Expt-»»

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ur or tive times our, present P0Pt1lation. All_these _ _f’g|"ctI;d‘?;;‘;‘2§§fexe‘§‘)f°u§g méiww , . ,¢i\.»..¢¢»|¢¢f 5 d many other matters will be taken into considera- . int Queen Alice is 3 years old. Brier- . _ MB WM Mécov -~-~‘l , n at the coming conference and willbe discussed by '_'¢;";L; ’(f£;‘;‘§fa_lfce;“§r;°gg’;o8£?;_’ ' ._..'_...

resentatives from each of our different activities _A 8-year-old class was called for and The death °°°“"’°d at th” family d the discussion cannot fail tobe educative and ':£5516u':"§‘:_‘;“'i§§;':_3d;n:_v_;'_;£‘ff :l:'§8?|':: ‘ing laatiot Mr. William Mt-.Coy. and i-f-L v “i s:.~t.e.a...°=-°' Maris The war has taken away many of our young men. __ag‘;"‘t’:)3t:_l;°_';?i‘;°w,IVg;n_f";§';i";:'§:§ for sonic time wfthtieart trouble and .L e great majority of them will return here or else- _pmt she was a zyeamia and asked -no °°mP11°”`-'-l°U°-'-MY- M°C°Y W” Wm

_ h _- df th td luBt.Joh.n,..buthadbeenareiild|mt

ere. We cannot hope to secure them all and their - ';‘i';’h5:emf_e‘;‘;“v2::‘;‘;_m;‘_;m°ut° ° fm ' of Monciq,-,_ for we page thirty-two, s to our drtferent industries will be great. Tliat ` wheihgr gh., beg I- 3 ga, old is years. _wli¢\’.0 .116 WH? °F1Pl°_‘¥°'1 “ml _ s must be made up. _ The wars that devastated -_ggi $:‘t'z‘:_’£:;_z_':;3_,I_;‘;'_§"‘;:'_‘§*;t'%°bf‘_2“f1§’_§ At magma 011,45 aww hdwag a

rope 'a few centuries ago and that robbed .Great `;mr|`,,mm¢n ;s'¢h,,t me Cmb’m,,_m,ge_ foreipan. tin _then_a_1éCC. IE. Mechggiigg tain of her best blood, were, strangely, the m_a_lring_ ;’:_‘:_‘t1_§dd'f_e”':_§w€_:V‘:_nlt_lmd]%‘f'f_*_llf;s lag? §?:;,in;§:f0'un,i';¢u8 ag may gauging” Great Britain. It was the skilled artisans driven knowing (me ¢,,fn»¢ plea” an DQ me The funeral pooh ptlatie ali: lguialay im-

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om- the war-stricken countries of Europe, notably P°°P§° all fl1°t¢:_1:‘°»d°“‘l 3°m° t°f fhg der wg “Sposa ° _ 0 _i

_ . . _ . _ eopenouoo e me. one mn ~ '

lgium and France, _that laid the foundations of ge,-som; aspe,-sions, img, mo mimi, ef. MR- ARCHFBALU M*°KWN°N

ta,m’3 manufagtm-in f _ H' tort_has been ut into brin tn the -

residence ln Moncton on Friday morn-

° y s the Canadian Government Railwiw

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iur couptry iton destruction

` aid' heb'-producuofindustry__aiid_chon¢_er

fiiiiriuiiiotfint. il>f'iess;onsci'vltion that turns rag|.'|nta,s__n3_i,§¢||Y¢~ '_

ity note paper. -

. c,m,,_,, ' _ ani' .t ther worn out_` enu . gmied ;\i:t¢l&?`oiili:»teisg, anil{:im‘illaer obiec_ts'wliieh.lisx aerveol _ir useful purposes. ln the_General's big rooiinz mllll`.tl\_¢l¢

:mascerated,saturatedgsteriliwed and beaten inioipulppwliieh. iiilly ‘comes out of the rollers inlone continuous |h¢et_~of»cleaii, _

and roofing' felt. '

" the hor bl tu ated with the Generals own blcnd?_of asphlalts aiiiilzcoiitxilivrith a blend ofllarder llPl'l\l¢¥._~Wl\l¢ll » :eps the inner saturation soft and prevents _the dryllllrollt _ Jrocessso destructive to the ordinary roofilw- Till! Glplliil Wltyf i

A I

Cergaain-feed . Roofing

oiivlasts otlier roofing; also why the General can safely guarantee

itior 5 10 or 15 years, according to ply. Experience l_i3s_prov_ed .iiui cisR'rAiN-'risen win so ini no period af admins. » The General piakcs one third of all the rolls of roofing made in America. Because of this enormous production, and__ilie' _ economies due to_ cheap power, modern machinery and ' favorably located- mills, the General is able to niake-the best _

rooting at the lowest cost. '

caanm-'reno is. miaa in f

rollsialsoinslate-surfacedshlhgles. _' _ { _ ' There is _a type o{_CERTAlN- . "’ f ~§___ _ _

TEED for every kind of building, with flat or_~pitched roofs, from the -

~CERTAIN»'l`EED is sold by re-

_l st sky-scraper to the smallest -Q - _/-' In

rfsldence or out-building. - ` __1 /if ~ ‘_f .. sponsible dealers all overtheworld \ , ;".~w I

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atreasonable prices. Investigate it _

before you decide on any type of ` ` '

roof. i .

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E gfea "ess ‘5t°fY "Feats h D 3 5 There passed to his eternal reward Gone," Roofing Manufacturing o I Y '

failed to obtain the support of the Conservative leaders lla or the leading Conservative p_res_s.‘ He was defeated U0 by the Liberal candidate, Mr W. j. Lowe, by 305, but lf iw one. not even the Liberal Leader, claims this as a im"

liberal victorv The Toronto Globe em liasizes this i

by qiiotiiig the lion. .\lr NV.”-N. Rowell, M.P.P., C0 Ii.< Saying: ` ' - `0f

“ The result in Peel is a tri-bute to the patriotism ls

and public spirit of the electors of the county, and I fo desire tri _express my appreciation of the action of -the -th electors, Liberal and _Conseruative alike, in the splendid support they gave our candidate,'Mr Lowe. :It was a victory of the people rather than simply of a party. . . . _ “ A special word of appreciation is due-_to an _ iiifiucntial section of the Conservative press for the ap patriotic and courageous stand they took against Mr sid lfiillis’ rc-election.” _ _ in _ That is the Liberal attitude on the election, and the _ i tonservative. view is shown by the Toronto»News, m \\'liic_h says:O ` in

“ The verdict of Peel is significant. The result is S

not a victory for Mr Rowell or' a defeat for the 1-ka;-5g his tioveriimcm.. The conduct of Mr Fallis in buying la horses for war purposes was the only issue before the an electors. 'l`lie clcar_ judgment of Peel is that the h nietliods of Mr Fallis were objection.-ibl¢_ andihai [§¢._h¢ st-cured prolits to which he was not fairly entitled. _wi

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‘ S°¢l`°*-“W N- L- U~Cl“b~ who predeceased him tn August. The

Our Ottawa telegrams ‘yesterday announced the-‘ ` ` '

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e

Paying- the. price ' _for,'iin»iii_herifancc wliieli- crime-'fo

» WBS Kolng H0188 Hb lB8.'VES fb l1lO\1l‘l1 mgpghgnt at Cardigan Bridge, (me

“ h°"“" me and “F223 §‘f,lf ‘;,‘§f’" °i1¢_ S011 and mfg t¢l°=»\1sh¢°'_1 H1'l-'Zta sister- and inmaoptea daughter are

_ W 3_ Fgunpi _ _ “_ "' “_;ev_f;"_‘:es‘;'ds u_o;?fM“ma1¢`hw%a:_;l_e!t. to eherish the memory of ii kind

- . pall-b`earers were Messrs. Angus Coiup

pointmenj-of Mr‘Ncil McQuar§le,_ K.C., Summer- f . i- -' ' - .-'~ -' -~ f =1 lhe<i|§e5i°lfil;i1?2.mtIi2gilieJ§i§gi1itue§m wiiiiii' if attended' wok puma 0” Saturday , tothe County (_,-Iourt judgeship-oi. P-rihce County, _W“"”“‘ M“°K”"“y‘ ' i

sticoession of tlie`late l ented _I M Le d C l A C q‘

s - W “fleet 'C 0 i ' ' A vr<‘¢l°\w 011° frvmim is eww. me Rev of Mtitiiiiiiii ami- ii i i The appointment will, we feel assured com- es A "Mc" W° “Wd x” "med U* wx cl

_ . ‘ . . Q' be V -li '_ - _ »- .~ Aiplacei is vacant in our_home.‘ l'

eiid_p)<_ll_l>y all.- it/I; McQuarrie is a lawyer of outstandv :__ Prepgratlonis lipid 'peep iizanogog -9 wmichgitgger so be £11224. MQW) _ g. a iity, an is name has been associated wi'tli g"°“'- “ma” - “ t ° mm “ °“»”' 9°" 9° 41*

_ _ __ _, iiiieii i.'<iiiiiiti -f-it _ -_----~ '.ni ii . ‘_ - l.

uprernelCourt miitters for. many -years. As a citigen iii`1l&,_ ¢h_eg.',':igil,f'g?¢),;¢§g,;I:}1 :|511-',;E,e¢;;;..‘ iii MR. WILLIAM 8 wi 0' and Omar bereaved rem

genia persona ity has made him popular with the t_‘_’”‘?- _ ~ , ~ ._ _ " - ' ' ' _ _ .

WI-abiding of all' classes, while as -a lawyer his kee_n,` gegtoiiuigiiiiialiii iblrmalilig I?§ivl;el,lxiil‘i/ali-:E _dEMltb1§1_£»élltl:l;i;FMrY’§"Hgo°iaZ1 ‘ ' " ‘ ` i

aylical liab't ftho lt ' ties Dictionary. saytn¢.a.s‘»tliei~`dld' "~° » ll 0 ¢G_4‘Y‘m li' MP i h ta <1- 1' oh ug] and s.p°°°h his $“'°" h““_ iiiatiiie [twenty-6ve1_v“ni>ieinenta'i»y"NN W- Febfwv 10t11» utter 'im ~ is sswr 'av wmzcsss “"“’* °'"°°° “"°' 'IW' l"°fwii~ 111- K _Tl H mg in t e gegag fraternity of Canada._ That ,||¢¢‘|¢,|,,_mes or speciai gotivipiag-==» ap- olgpggupénphgags --of l g algo e¢gii_:_d_ get in tough wi prove a gust, ear ess and upright judge no one P” WU” 'hem W".l‘_U'e“*.9? ` ”°"°°.` i~ ’ -» " - °»°'“°'a ‘ SEATTLE Feb. 29.--Mi - i 'mn ` aw” wld W "‘°° ll doubt who knows him \Ve hasten to con ratulat In we h°°k' besldm* “ll-'59 °*l1¢1' “W-S ” "er 9°-“°“°‘i ""`°l’““ °°““u""b'“ H Wllilteh ’ as Mildred uw wireless’ and 'she ‘nd ‘ Whlmmb

ndjlutltul, husband, -brother and

Salntfs Church, Cardlgaii. whore Re-

jointn

'WAN three siiaii tina consolation. U

norosac or m/umiAos `

- . - . 'i ' ‘ . Glu 'to -its high standing, to permit _ _ - World'a (argon nianufqernreru of. ` A _

elf. _Artisans will, after the present war, seeka the impression that favomes are play p‘ini'oF;l;.e\l§t1;% }lt;;t;,tart3;:rp_nb::;ngtssu;>(f_ __ __ Room' Md Nadi" “Pub , _ _

yen in Canada_ We stand to gain by gms immig,-a_)-_ od, and lt the author of this klck had oldest and most respocwd residents . mu W” _ ‘_ “nh” wi-Ib”

n if we prepare for itlf Ou`r province is small, but f,2y£f,&i1¢§s,i:g€.r;1f;gJ_°l‘;‘;fnl;e §',;`_°;t;%‘§fi' or North River, viz. Archibald Maw-` ' _~_», , ,' ,__ .. ,mn.mi»s.':ri.l=..l!¢ll»¢.Cd¢nni\l-acaami ` ‘

has large potentialities and the development of these` $"l°V““C¢~ - - _ liiifg-?:i i;;-Eiigeugiahizilaigs wi-y _.... _ ~ SOLD BY . SF be _our great _dm inyears tdcomen _ séglnghfosgiénlt; spllplggngnggprsy) l?eIlll;1_?; presslve was conducted by the Rev/ cl‘m~ _' ;.__»__-fi, _ __ ~ _ _ __ ~ _ _ _ _ .

Alread much interest is bein man`fested ' the apprehension, for his statement is the D M“°I‘°“”' Wm "'“"”‘l "‘° mt” M'

y g 1 m first intimauon not i had about nie M“°K’““°“ °“ "‘° “W °'°"‘°“*' '” “‘“

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ming conference, which will unquestionably bc, oiie"`0,ph,,n i,,_,l,,g e,5,_e,.e,| 5, barred 1,, our death- The hymns sun: ‘ wow: The

themost important ever held in the Province. It race. We don't claim much for our' 'f_‘_f"i"/Ii'y"_ é"y1S;‘,f_lglf';i]e‘:_2d¥_g'°§_§:e§”°'grK to deal with new things, with new conditions, with ;’;‘;‘f.f°:;l§'drl;“§o:fg'-“gl “ggmeiaég gg 111° _¢\0<‘*;?B°d- H6 W” _H mall "f__ __ ` ~ ' ' Wh0l€Sal8 & Rétail undations. It will 'be well to keep the date and 001110 6" Hnfry. there hill be H110*-b0l` neatvimrand was “uve mums mst'

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,, awe" om race _mn (watch Th Gu" siiiinfssf, wnicii was oniy it few days. F1111;- -_ -_ ._-i 1-1

. futher. ' f _ l

The tiineral. which was very large-

orntng. 'Felmuii-y wth to All

e remains were lnteretl tn- the ud-

g cemetery. ' _

ln ,th‘e expression of deep sympa-

y ii-om scores of trlendii we "trust"

the sea it llaslied.wu=i caught. by that receiving wires atop the Teundores. bound for llavaim and Colon uittl- was read.‘wlt_h iiiidisgulsed 1oy__hy llc; wuril Wliltcomb, editor ofa. trade pup-_ or in New York. . . U. -

epurpose _in view and to be ready for it. _ dian);'we wmdo ou", Mm M-gf-,.8 y°u"iHi§-Passive hadao tear for htm i_t`___ ' ._ K W ' \ " W

tester

"I have changed my mind," read

the message.. "It'_s‘leap yoiir. ‘ Will you have nie?" _ . ‘ `

tie-m High Mass was celebrated hyi _

Back across 'tho-waves flashed

Whltcoiubds reply: ' ~ - - ._’ _

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i

“You’re on!.Return‘n"ext trip. Lim siiuraify . .`\irii`iti=tiiiii»,. ima

boarded the United' Fruit liner-core .hem and disgusted. w_itlii_.f_l~ii».=.#fditlil-_iii" general. Miss White_lio`ugp'_ ~1t¢_d.»|iejeet~ -od htm. He wandlsconbolate. So he S0ught`t’orgettii.lrtess nt. s_ea,.__ _ v _

Miss Whitehouse (llrilted

. . _ _ _ . __ - - ‘ B 0 to, studyli1_g.moilerii Engltsh;`a`ro~dpe- "le °‘?mP°-"ll-l"°»__ l_‘“¢_¢l°“¢.°¥i9f.lllHA _' - °“’°' °' S°°m°» Witslb- Bell!-IS GKUW'-011 -10 §'0ll1!'l\ ¢o`Niaw York 0_8; ‘No doubt the attitude of Sir Robert Borden to- him on his elevation to a position to which his 1ong"`olal diouoiiai-ies or-words used- par- cpgiigiasms irrdet-shock to __iii_:\__l;“°3‘£§f_‘;§____-|’"°"'l88'> by W|relB»s=Saturdav'ana -siiortiy afterward wed-'

wrirds Mr _Ciarland and Mr DeWitt Foster was very a"n

example of Sir james Whitney and hTS~succeasbrs are. - powerful with Conservatives. The action in Peel, ed

_. . ~ ' _» ' _.‘ - _ of ii .

d strenuous pmétice at the-.bar and _ms exceIlcnt__tti)<:l°t‘i-}Iy_ as igpiigzilcaulsmeifuuds in :lu bodmcfdeep am_;¢:g?_'fl1n;’__‘&1gu -_ __ . F; m on across ding bells are expected to ring.

iiitluential with Peel electors So the teachin and " h' 'C ' ' ` ' ' - ` ng' 0"' 3° ' ' _

- _ » _ _qualities of _mind and heart hl _ _ _ _ mmerc a d 1 . football. l esac; "°“"°d . - - ' '

' ' g _Mp McQ Hi. ,. ..-_nc y cnmlg mm ligwu .t_engl_s,nwai:“i11ii.slc_.._phptti:i:;phy,_ . The late Mr. Ryan who born and . _ __ _ _

ua e is a native of Montague and was ,,,,|°_ wheiess ,,,|e¢m5hy and ymwledueated iii the district in which he A

_ _ treated inthe school gfhig n3|;iv¢ (list,-i¢g`;md prime Ming. Besides these are dictionaries otirwlded. From early manhood he fol.~ _ V V _

-h gh ‘ _ - - - ~ - _` " ,_ _ _ _ _ _ my ami _> ' _ lowed the calling-at-agrlenlturémurll \\ ere ere is a Strong Conservative majority, as conpilof Wales'Collcge.-~-After teaching a few years he read “cal ;;i,:Z‘,.l;;:i°?\};fi:t;:?y;';n;°B cl” by uiitlrtng lndustry and the em

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par_ed_ivith\I_’r_escott, where there is -a strong Liberal; law in the office of Hodgson &lMcLeod Cliarlo e- _Sion foreign wgfdg ,,u¢'_._ h,,';.',:_ pioymene of improved methods M»That

majority, is instructive. __ _ __ _ _ _. _ - *to

Four or fivehundrefl Conservatives must have 0

_ . tt B. i> M I _ _ 0

iVI1.'a1id»as a student took charge of the tirm’s branch gzlfiztfgugfggigg’ ;§:::c€g,?;‘?,?'igw?-gf la spwndldu:n3mwi:llndt£’cli:;M?_di"1ii'aiid" ` ' ' P ffice in Summerside, continuin his studies with the mrs. mu, mms and meanings and _°°mf°f_\°bl°_ fum Mme bouam

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. _ .itiiiii ci., i, xvithheld their votes from Mr Fallis-and brought about f`irn1'of McLeod _&‘ Morson, "successors to Hodgson & W°_‘.`d° Of °PP°5l_§9 ‘ind f“‘°.m°”"“5"" evideiiwmgictiwly °“s°°°d' 5° y __

_ ¢ D-l’l 00 lflllrs neva( 1"” defeat- Ht! had fair opportunity to present his McLeod. In 1883 he was admitted to the' bar am] _- ~ » flisesiil. _rounds time tolifgvoto _to case to the electors and cannot complain of the result 5C¢¢Pf¢d il Paffllersliip with hisfirrn which then ‘be i i l J. i iineiat|»uFl;t;)‘l'egl“;iii¢uYl9ip’:ii‘iioHti ?it°iiiillill‘ 1\l°f°0v°r- public- life in Canada w'ii b i " c’ M L d` it ' ' ` ` it ~' -7 ii i i com' L “ii l ‘ ° .;..i:.;. ‘.°f.?::'i':. i.2i;‘;:'i1';';.» °»-'-Sfif-¢i'°'~-»-f°' i .....f';i.'“.?'“;.~~.;“;'°‘°if' “‘“‘t “""°' "‘° “‘g“ Sn- “Prine-1 C---»i 1--g-of 1-»-munity. 1-it i or =°““"" *!l‘°"’ antennas fi _ y _._ir o ert orden for politicallife, no business was continued by Mr McQuarrie und r tlie' Fu " ii :N ggfggg-f¢‘,,"',.,n ~ .V _ `_ . `. _ _ :.1 _ me t L b I C Wd.-.Erin name until 1902 when__Mr (now Hon.) it E. .’ by *l}_!§5"l°Y"5m°:'l!l°é‘|f-hs""i-#lice A' `~ ` V l

grea i era- onservative party of Canada Afscnillllt was adhiitted imgi parm”-shi; I li M ' I A' A ' i `

. - . _ - . _ _ p under the

'X __ ' _ ' . l "we °f.M¢Qvane_s=_Ar¢enaiiir..._ He _was appointed

V ” SilP°"dla1’y Magistratenf the town of Stimmerside in

2 Position _winch bqhaaoinea audi wap iijiiftsq-

.-Asa resident

bcllel' l’°°11l|S¢_‘of what Peel has done." I ‘ i

one guilty of shady tactics need expect endorsation‘_i,y__,ol

f_'W_ith only fraginemary and

the..W2r, the andgoing of qm-

fmd “ l°"5"l'°°"l -°°°_“3`lfY-‘lists to remind us

is a war,'it is‘dif_i'icutt_fof us, ,gn this

1°°f`°.\=°,'i>f1>i'f-tive g_f.aiif»;io .realize

0*; afitew Ciinaih»fa|;\vell :is of n new viorfd lmd' _ W° “W hdlllh! *U lay these foundationsfwe'

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