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ii-.iS3?¥"d W<"l»'f?~l’5‘”i’ie‘i'l‘ one ei-ineii sim cHARno'r'rE'roWN, oA.NADA, wsnnisony, ilnncu 2.4 1914 “nee oo ini. pw rrse;rA,§=,;,r>ror;,§§,r»;,i~ Adv-se:

i v n i aovancs

Pnoctcoinos in Pfnoesfolllos :N THE

E itolsiirune House or common

Tuiadiiv. March

House resumed this sfterno

24 we --ie-1 ie ......e ei.. ee... .......... Grohom Defends Lourier Government Dr Reid Announces Big Surplu

Pursuauli f- Hdiournment the ty to issue debentures in a sum not

proceedings commencing shootfly tan? 28356311;;§gBg00pr|§;.1§;;eetéygéruzlle P E I R _'_

ter three o'clock

same be authorized by e, malor tv

..~f.l‘.§’..‘f`i.-f”‘l"...{‘ i°‘i'ln~ ?.f.§`§§'.‘.§?“§? e Zilli St f.“°eil‘?.f.2‘if`e’£°”‘{e il’ §e`Ii"“.`.‘3§I Mllflllllld P0218 R8lIl€W8d-“Cllr Ferry Expenditure

public was present Contrary t vious to the day of issue On Mr

J McNeill’s motion, the petition, aftei the Is 'being received by the House, was re- " ”"`

land from Ottawa on Sunday, did ferred to a committee of three mem

oxpactatioii 'the Premier, Hon Muthieson, who returned to

not take his place in the Hon

to dei ee lender of the Goveinmene Auoriinn AUTO Qiliiisrriolv h°“" “day H°“ G20 1’ Grulism. ing stool. ion nie iniereoionini rn

Ml” G F DEWAR asked the act- "x'Mimst" ‘Ji Rmlways and C“““l5 1”!! UD U16 P E I Railway the Min tion he estimated would cost $2

f delivered himself of his much adver

se and ers for report f i, ve

the l-lou W S Stewart eontinned 0”TAWA Merch 24- FW “VB $1 000000 was expended on new ren- me wee $140 502 141 .ind to eoin

Prer-'fer Mathleson's absence was due

to the fact that he was not well lug Premier to lay on the table o enough to attend the House, ns he is the House n record of the vote tak- “Zed d"f°“°° 0! “W L'““"l"r G°"°1`““

is en at the several school meetings

suffering from a severe cold He

b ib‘ioni our own [lepoitcl ) thiough that port Dunn' thc

`l\`i

expected to be in his place to mor thc third eleitorul district of Q,ueen’s

low Thu Leader of the Opposition, County on the question of runninz

Mr John Richards, who had bee

nlisent from the House all last week HON M1 STEWART said that

icsumcd his seat to-day

PETITIONB FOR HILLS

The first business taken up today by Ml” Fi`i‘l\Hu f°1` the Wbllllll

uftcr the raiding of prayers a the confirmation of the Journal l-

cord, was the esnglgemtion of E D; laid on the table of the House a ~

titlon by David L Walker nn

others for an not to incorporate The Elguillst the running of automobil

blew Annan Black and Silver Fo LD. Ltd which was presented b Hon AE Arsena/ult The nstltlono stated that the company would

vided into 900 shares of $100 ea

9 28 0 ce to be situ

od in Summcrside On the motion

the Same mumbcfe the petityon wa

referied to a committee of three t rcllort by bill or otherwise

n automobiles

, ii

the hon member for Southport would make ii motion he would submit the information asked for

ivlr DEWAR then moved, seconded

,.1 the record asked for

The ACTING PREMIER accordingly

d cord of the votes taken for and

x in the third electoral district

Quee 's

lurid others. reported ny uni for

Black and Silver Fox Co Ltd

0 read a hrst time, and, on the sam

of ister left the main essentials of the

ment in the building of the Nation al Transcontinental Railway and at the sen-~ time took occasion to at- tack, in almost every particular, the findings oi the Lynch-Stnunton- Gutelius commission on the Trans- continental

Viewed as 9, whole the speech was

clever in as iruch as the former Min

larger question severely alone and there yet remains unanswered the difference between the Fielding asti mate of $62,000 000 and the actual

es cost of over $200 000,000 the mailn D oi “ham °‘ th” ““""’*"S““"f=" °°“““‘? lbeen lee for the piers en eeen side ei B iorei or slime asv 'mine at nie

\ v

Y 910l&ei»hi39as$Qya‘;l;2(?°gl;9g Ygfnalzgzplfnaitiie straits, one at Carleton Point, cnil of the year 1022 the capital I-5 m§l0§t tlillé cg§;l1`$l;Uvlv;.;`h as cllilazr mo Y ,_ on the Island, and the other at Cap n

b regar

for-med with 8 capital or $90 000 di the petition from David L Walk

c T,

ial Railway lor this fiscal Yam

the system known ns the P ls Railway It is estimated thc carn

-ir The cxpcndituic up to thc end

k- plete thc ii/lonctoii to Winnipeg se

P Y

ister said Thorn is another part. of 745 655 In addition the Quebec also dnl no* mt any of ms food

I Bridge, when reconstructed will co

iulls for the current year will exclusive of interest, of $178 307 so

i\lIl»0Ullt f-I $410 000 and the expen

ditures to $555 000, or .i deficit

on the Intercolonial Railway It

cannot pay its way

‘I mnv also sav that a contlac

of aspect of the road Dr Reid plac

is rental purposes at January I 191

S Dl

L 731 411 From January 1 1915 to

has been awarded for a car-ferry gg December dl the G T

operate between P FJ Island an

city off and on since eaily in i-lep

°f with Mr A N Molcny of ‘naw

`l house. he acted rnthcr eculinrl

about .2-li 000000 making a total, lt Thls caused th, mmm to 10 K

'llic iuystcliiius ilisuppeiiiaiicc of ii

S young iiiin named John Gillis has

created wide spread anxiety and wonder Gillis, who carrie from the eastern section of the Piovince, is quite well known in the city He had been employed as n collecting agent for sone of the business firms of the

tembcr till about the end of October, but on the first of November he de- ‘cided to try forming and engaged

“_

dale Farm East Royalty But dur- ny’s Gillis put up at the Arlington

C ing the dinner hour, while in the

He or

evcn drink his tea lifter sweetciiing

9 lon the strancg with suspicion and

Dealing further with tli~ iinanclag W asked Mr MCKHV not to ke `,

B im On being told that his services

31-15 000 The increased deficit le due the total interest charges to bc add “ere not needed Gillis quietly left 0 the similar iiiereese oi cost of ed de over $20 ooo,ooo mninnn ine

wages and materials as enumerated total capital cost to the country figr celng hm, have or notmng synch

' t It t i h t

generally accepted that this road when it viould be ready to hand over xx? ;`,;“;`;n ma,,n0;,‘;; ;;,1,.nS§;n:,,§ Se

to the Gland Trunk Pacific, $181- ’

premises, none of thc family

MYSTERY SURROUNDS

SAPPEARANCE

raced, lliis not been seen sliici. uuil iis purcuts .lie almost distracted fini' afraid that something has limp ielicd to him His brother was ln harlottetown some time ago trying o locate him but was unsuccessful s was also some of th Government uthoritics who were on the same ndeavor In this connection Mar hall Cameron was notified and re uested to make n search, but so far his search also has proved fruitless n coming to the city from Mr Mc

ouse, and when he disappeared left is suitcase and overcoat there It is oll~kn0wn that he had no rronev to ny his way out of the province, u. fact which adds to the mystery

hould his whereabouts be known til v person ,l communication with o 277 (lhallottetoun will be clcoinml Gillis wns of medium eight has dark complexion, was ood looking, und about thirty hvc eais of age

,1 does not have to pay any rental and

Cape Tormnntine, on the mu “land there will be added during that sr

in New lf-iunswick Contracts hav

E 00 0" ‘_ me ot about $300 lrecoizniee that the building of t

e cost to thc Dominion will have bee

0 remnllgieltgill asgasizillgliiiggiidzdmdeilziilil TC"“°“t"10- on the ina. nland Work 5223.514 012 Upon this basis t er an Bin"-portant matters be averted ls0:s‘;““E lushed “head us uu Clily u

li he . P , e

and with lt h d m my incorporation f The New Annan 131°” matters for which the °°““'"y lln goncludmg mv references to th

l t ' i

1185 been askmg a“ ew ‘ma ‘M Intercolonial I wish to say that an signed bv the late Government

the road does not earn 3 per cent UTIAVTA lilarch 24-The N.itioii.il l.()NDU\I March 24-Westmiriistcr

e in excess of uorking expenditure f

. D 9 ind interest on the above .-imount, g

5 G "l‘ P would have to pay an an

nual rental of $6,750 422

e In addition, bv the agreement

meyrlgher S momom was referred to the would have n su p f d t th load was one of the most importali

0 Whlch Wm be tm” erm ° elevents inc dent to Confederation s

t the three years ending, December 3

if (Fiuni Our Ouli Ilcpoiteil

(Canadian Press )

or 'l‘ianscontinc-ntal Railway ileliiiitc continues soothing the caldron over

1 opened this afternoon when Hon D

1925 then interest is added to tbel Reid acting minister of riiili-i.iys

Mr MYERS' In acco,.d,,ince mth Committee on Private Bills

“GWIC Elven bv him presented E D _ tition from William Ramsay nn

Mr MYERS as chairman of the llenewdli of €§ulp;;(;n§sB€;(€;E;tedTa€,fU' U-S thu PF0Vil1Ccs of P E Island capital for three veeiis longer which' noved that the House take \\p the Comlnmief With l‘¢Z8l‘<l to the neti- °v°““° M 8 Y Nova Siotiu and New Brunswick are would increase the capital cost bv railway estimwtcs It is 'the first full

$15 532 117.., and the expenditure at concerned I ,eel that h

othcrs, the Trustee no th _ tion from the Trustees of the ‘low ue s oiil

B e Npw Lon Londo" N0Y`th P¥`95l>Yterlan Church $12 328 00" 'rms Burpms W mmgge l”lI0Dl‘llv equip this railway -id main cost of the iailirav for riintil our promises to lic 5, spirited iight Dr

d°“ N0"-ll Presbyterian Church 0 un act to be passed bv the House fn the pur os

_ P 0 of amending- the H,-, 1"¢0l`D01`B*»luE the said Trustees, 'r

X0 Ol! the “Cty Blf-Grillz the diita fo 0 e ection of Trustees from the

cond Tn _ , ` S e ... .°°°1'e...ri.-*r-.‘e.*£...°°"¢°*..°'f§‘;..i::

amendment proposed was to scctio

' e

300% f<;;i`nd to 'be lfrisiiitable and ln Cgflleian Dt- 'Phe petition being r *. WM- un the motion of Mr Myers. referred to a committee 0 three for report. H-0N` J' A' M°NEI[1L. Commission

cr of l"ii-blic Works, presented H neu :j§i”.‘ gm? the Mlnvor and Town Conn

C ummerside tor- an act 1;

“mvnd the act of incorporation of

._ d

the town of Summrersido 1903 ,

;§f°l`d&n€E with u. resolution passe

11 mee lui: oi the oounoi on Merc

‘JNL last, to the eiieeo that uni Hone

»--\_~e~v~,.,

CUHDEHSED ID!

T00 UTE F08 `

ni-an-_

U”-° “ut Per word ouch insertion is

l-llls column. Gash must accompan

oi-der. Minimunrichsrge twenty-llv

°°"t°.'._._ \v1\N'r1oiJ A oriii."i~‘6ii`o'sNnn`-A l"~‘“9°W0l'k» Apply Mrs. 1). Stewsr

165 Kent ' st. 1611-3-zsivlai

wiiursn l"1‘o`Pii'§ouAsn ooo

.fn hmr' Mm' Whfte “The ,wus struck out, as also clauses 12 UNT B‘ .. ._ 1_*’9"`3‘11Mtf~ and 16, which Mr. Arscna-ult said 'H' [_-IAQK BUFFALO BETWEEN ` ""1 “Odds and Ernest Prowse`s. ,Consequent on these clauses bein: l'llHl8l‘ leave with Ernest Prowse struck out, the remaining clausua Ur Hurry Rodd. 1615-a-zsiizisii,

"" -°~--\~»- ---- _-_._.___. ._

|i'S "U

U '1‘- SAB!-1E Miles, nsrwr-Eli _ _ si. Joeep'n'§~ oonvént and R,-,nwny Jenkins reported that the bill und

Stu*-lon. Finder please leave at con- ""|t- ___ ` ____ iszo-s-2sMsi_

WANTED A Gigli FOR GENERAL l‘°“9°W01‘k Glberienced one perferr

cd- Apply at in-is office.

__ 1578-3'11Mtf .

LOST. between K-,_.I._h_Ilartin's Otll

Md' U=fs°'s Livery Stable. crescent the incorporation of the Prince isd-

hrosch ser. with pearls. Find

lllesus lcsve at Mr. l\d;srtil1's Office.

1619-3-25M8lD

FOR SALE, AT BELLE RIVER,

3 .

l-I. P. Gasoline Bong, 150 traps At s former session of the House

und scar. will ne sold cheap. A

DIY G. H. Bears, 136 Kent or W. BWPB. Bella Ritsr. 1621-S-25M8il;d. to alter the title of the comps/nv

ron ~'sA1.n4eAm"oninii1z'rsnn

Silver Black foxes six 'thouean

Two pairs showing rust, one thou- . sand. Few pairs mated Island reds. cheap. Write, wire or -phone.

Bradalbane Fox Exchange.

1608-3-25ir.1i.

rar iernedndn "' eine 'ees ‘€.'i‘2} ‘1.‘I.".. “§“",3.3.}.`i°.`?£i.’. °2f.‘°I.$2.5?v°; 'h“°" (°l'f»""“' 9*' 1° 1°" t° 'uw d eu ent' and the h'd sold’ about °“‘°"“°*‘* "‘\“""`! Dum' P°‘“""°“- ii°ii'§i uieii eeoml sigex nndei inet "'°*°°» Wlf-"°* V1” W" “““"°‘ it nlme no mi lie' cnet my din in anticipated on tin lim enoini- B ' “ , “Y _ . in me-ein--new win noni ion "°°- ‘“"° *-"‘“ - “‘““° -"‘“-‘°§* 2,1”-K ner om- '- 'thin ' _ 'ruin is the “‘t"°°‘l' T"-ty ‘.‘-’°‘* lm* -,fl h-ll but iiuronesd' iilatlir whim- 5°' Ifsgfuitdogsfxlfibixlloiilusgofginéytag; pl’ *'° N°- 501 '¢“°’d‘°f‘56(;_§l3"l‘M,_, inquired whether than was aiiv~co'iii»-

A ‘ pany incorporated under tblt ,omg ‘ GE and they were toirxzhnt time _ Ieleud- ee. H enimeeed eeno‘eoiinleifv

-- _ ._,. ,_

YOUNG MAN

girl

liililtdl it W

E corporation, reported by bill whi B was, on his motion, read ri. iirsi; tlii.

and then referred to the Commltt

glerhgigvate Bllls\,IE f' m E “° an mmeaee in tho road. and I am quite satisfied tba

. Mr. M01. ILL as #:l\'.'.i’rmr\ a

if of the committee thaticoiisliiclqnll me “umm” of passengers car" d ° and Canals has that end ln view

Urea!!! ol 1 lhli f . _

DCUUUH "Ulu i-'bil M9-V0' and T"““ ;lg'9‘l‘l“ton;q flltnce the Borda: G03 0fD€heR\:l)¢l_kuc;t track 11;; (the nrozress vears have to he made they would ' The Ex-Minister has been makin: BMO,-e the 0m<.,,,,s Mt London. ,R9

l ~ _ V Council or Summerside r p rted by _ o t e Hu, Ba Ra

eaci year. the, foijgigr. date havin , c 0 a ernment has comioisvito po:lerl\tEl!ieeEI;1h`Way_ Steel rails’ he sm; hail been tal I,,,rp0,,eS and I-entnl increased and is planning to make the ell

a s . ~ ,, , '

‘i first time and we-s. on the san;-_e mem- t°'»°°wm"l h S B n~ R D laid for “wut uluety uules; :radius accordinfily The Minister reviewed all his iifet in(a1Gei;;t;=:mptu $1 lilsiecrilrx they had ,m,;,.,e,\ ,_,“,_,,,0,.,_ ,mm the

, _ i re or o . 1 - . ~

$536319; 1” 191243 it was sT77'863‘ .130 milcii and the works were well the Gutelius report. through which hy?IichpStaunton. Hr: will be follow hlghest quarters' we Throw’ Much

Y-.,biii, 'wiiien ‘wee received and read °'. ber’s motion, referred to the Cu

ij mittee on Private Bills.

BILLS RECOMMITTBID.

ch an increase for fuel, and ri Wage in

crease alone of $325000

fflulllli’ within season, should

Q' The past year saw a big increase we 0 h

ii way There WM P I 229 _ the Hon Minister f Railw

m. lem' I“ 191142 It amounted to had -been practically completed

; - ii. c , w o $"°0'000' The Mgilstegizafiwiiiza 'the first crossing of the Nelson

' The 0I‘d<’l`E Of U10 DRY buiuir DPU- the Government is mak “K at Haw of ovei-“400 ` feet in len'-gth. Satis prices ioi contracts, uhich were

bu 1 ss for the government rail g n t '“ e Ue°l’1° smved by th

to the various channels, as shown

‘md this year `”' surplus °i about `ma.nned for bout 240 mil s h re monev was wasted in thc liiiiidlna

__ R

d $20 725,791 making the estimated dress debate of the session and there

rifor an act to amend their act o in- face °( “creased cost mr opera " tain it nt the liirrhest possible stand- poses $214 230 384 This would re- I id will piesent the general riiilwny

aid I also feel that everv possible quire an annual rental of S 327196 budget foi the year and will oiitl nc

be In addition no allowance has been the Government policy mi the Inter

hat the Lllicrals denounce as mutiny n the army of aristocrats against he democratic government, 5 fact stiiblisheil from all obtainable evi lence, General Hilbert Gough and otliei ofliccrs of the Third Cavalry Brigade demanded and obtained ii written ussiirance, drafted by a lau- yer. that they will not be ordered

e made in this statement. for better- colonial, Hudson Bay Railway and

' . . -3

t ment during the ten years, from J n- Canals of`Uan‘adi-i winding up with s nary 1 next, to December 111 1925. a discussion of the N. T. R. Report,

ten Hon' Geo. P. Graham will follow,

nf cd by W. S. Miildleiiiiro on liclliilf o

- thc rond These included improper thc G0\'°"lm€"i-

d roceedcd with until conditions of Robert Il.0¥ul`B- Arthur M0153-l“‘"

against Sir Edward (}arson's volun- teers. These assurances were obtain- ed lufsely through the personal in- tervention of the King. ' -

11 have to be added to the cost for ren- active prcuuifstlous for his sl>c¢¢l-\ tel-ll-ny they gen; toleifrnphlc messages

Ort to brother officers iii Ireland that

; trnilitlinnlly kept out of party con-

ltrovcrsics. llivnlvcil in the discussion is n section of Liberals who oppose

. l~ . . soma lwgth the pen e ‘VW OCCUYB. Whiilh Wi-ll lu*/0lV¢ a Bllan .iuaiding of contracts, too liiizh Otltieil; n._em'litnli's 11-/l\ioT:rc’ul;\'<=l>2;§l;:I»2 what they dunnunm, M, H E“n.enn_e,_ 01

“Oi V’ E* C ‘“ "8 ‘c "" ‘ ' i military authorities and are criti'/.liig

\" incorporate 'Phe Columbia S-ilv Black F0! C0., /Ltd.. that the bill ll recommittad for further consideratl

and that the House resolve itself in

‘The motion was _carrled, Mr. L. Jen- kins acting ns chairman.

tion of clause 4 which road, "No

‘or offices of the company for any =loan which shall llc made by the suid

5 company to any of its shareholders."

A clause liko that, bc said, Wlas oli-

L jcct ouablo and he would thcrcfoi

D contrary to that clause. The cluusc

were covered 'hy the common law.

were re-numibered accordingly. l The House then resumed, and Mr.

been considered in committee and agreed to with anileiidirients: -I.-Ih`thei1". moved that the bill he engrossed and be read e third time to-morrow,

` which was agreed to.

HON. Mr. ARSENAULT moved that the bill be rccommitted for iui'=

W eher consideration which provided for

ward Silver Black Fox C6.. Ltd. The I-louse went into committee to

<1- consider the bill, Mi-_-Biintnin in the

chair

p- when the bill was first under consi-

deration in Cornmltiee, it was agreed

from "Prince Edward" to "Prince

d_ Albert." Mr. Arsenault said that he

confessed that nt the tlme'he did not 'see any objection to the name, Prince lliiiwai-rl, and lie really did not ees any as yet. Those people had ad- vertised wlilely in the newspapers

The docks 'sud terminal work at

ll K e ii

r..lo1_ed _that the order bc cancelled vfgzgéng _Egg g1;‘;`1l:',%)'{'(;’n,l;‘\’rt°;&d‘;'(;“img lie hoped the line would be complet

oélwhioh was received by the House and Rem annollnced that the Int" 'fur as that railway is concerned

' ` . 7 . ' ‘o _

' needed with, Hon. Mr. Arseiiault 1”'-x and Bt' Jclm with 5 V ew t° da' factory pro res; was bein mad

o _ ' _ ,. - - 0

for the third reading of the act to g » - - ` _ ,to Port Nelson by ' the on

` erteriaiinsls for handling ocean going. 1916_ The. total expenditur: £910

he ra °' ' ` _ 'ggguctlon and terminals was $5,681

Halifax which are now under 'way nr' -

c » - ' _he Minister finally dealt with th to n committee for that purpose. are °stlm“t°d W WSF ‘5j2°8'748°. National Transcontiii-enitsl Rsllw

When they are conilpletsd the Minister!-and réwewed at-.ml th th V _ _

U°U°V°: that tum” Wm be “V ha"b°" the Stauiiton-Gfutelgus 1n2ie1slt`i)g;t'in tion from Levis to Moncton atqa: ' M d Li 1 t Rh ti

_ . . ' l o any other port in the world .' ° - ` » _ - - - - ,. = ~ » _ iuaf 'B U 111°" °u1'°B euma 5111-

- ~ 'rio inn being under eonsideretion, °‘l““ _ __Commiss_lon. Ho estimated that tn cost or sas oooooo. wiiieii he ‘Held E 1 ,.,.,............~..-....._.,.....-_..._........i~... c.|'l_s.slFlc.lT|o_.nlH0u. Mr. Arsensult moved the dale- 'and wiltlli ,etcapacny sumcrieuyé to han. ¢,<;m?1:£g’<;ost oi' ligie road. exclusive ' ' 'vo-i _ _ . i - a 0 while trying to free snrmi fishiws

dle t e raffle expects o come 0 n e es, wou ' be $161,307,300,

of by specifications lbcing ignored; 11- cessive ovcrbreak of rock: failure

land fast rules`of wooden treaties

Y . ' i. ’ 'Should any "bct'terme'rit_s for these

e travagance in building: costly g HY

'of condemned, the 'iguildinz or one 1: .

n p ’ v . d building changed and became easier; H- B- Ames Ou 'f-hu ('0W"“l“°“@ *‘

ex. 'and F. B. Crirvell and A. K. M `l!

,- utilize. momentum gradest too bard

cx-

preservatlon, etc. He pai-|;ici,¢1;,u-lv ._

e was not lustiticd and should not ni;

to Lean for the Li ernls.

_ V_, ., .

’ fooiciinieo on pnge si 1"

‘ Y “ “° 0 ““

(Canadian Press.)

eral Sir Occll Macrundy. attB°l18d th A utsnt Gen.-iral's Depsrtmc

1: ‘

- c dd , - . --of the War `0illi:c, paid a 'visit

,slr Edward Carson, Unionist Leads

t move that it be struck ont. In f-act, _

'tm the King with grant freedom. If pie

l uc? pcrs are not soon presented to show

,the government that they have sur- rendered. tliosc who refused duty in Ulster under Premier Asquitlfs nil- iniriistrution will face the great dan- ger of rebellion in their own ranks.

8 » vessels, and was left to the-marr_\1` of the hcavy ice floss, by orders from Washington; after all efforts t»>.i-xtrl-

BELFAST, March' ‘24.'-Majoi--Gen- oats ber miles, '-. - ._ _ _

to .¢,..-_._..__._.._._.-.-' . nt BAD FIRE IN- BUMBAY

to ` ”"_ ,__- ’

r. noiimnv, Mares' za.-Fig-e-nes fee-

' today. The General who wus esD°‘~’l' strovcd cotton valued at wdf|d'illion<

tlierc was ii provision in the present ldolnt Stock Companies Act directly

Tho annual 'meeting of thc Aiitl-

Seel Secretary of Stats for wa

'Fulierciilosis Society was hold lust evening at ii o’clock in thc Board' of Trade rooms, Charlottetown. A good iiumbel' were present and the Presi- dent, Mr. W. F. Tidinsrsh, occupied the chair. Alter the reading of the

tar Treasurer (Mrs B ntleyl Dre-

yoar ending Mares sin, 1914. witn n balance "oi 5199.70 brought over from 1312, the total receipts during the year unrler review amounted to $530-- 45, the various sources nf rcveniia be- ing:-City grant, `$l00; contribution from the Queen Mary Chapter of the Daughters of the Empire, $40.96; A. 0'. H. lecture by Father Johnson, $1'7\ membership fees " and donationB.

5l'1§¢'(9, The expendltiire, which. ln- elii ed $54' for the sent of the 'dispen- ssry, $30.50 for drugs and inedicinei. 5.11.51 for diet for. tiiepailents, io- tdlled $596.07: leaving ii balance on ‘liens ol $4.014. - ~.'i`hs report was unanimously s¢l0Dt'

cd_ ,- . _ . clvfiss DeBlols was then called upon to read-the fcllowlns H'-Duff-. (Whi°l1 was adopted) for worli in connection with the Dispensery:- ~ , . l beg to submit the following. re- portr-

‘Vinits made to bomeil. N0-

l>rs';¢r1.ptious, 350. Nunibci!"of' Patients receiving help :roin"`the iiiinienssry. 471- ' N¢‘Qr_'PdtlPnts this year, 26. ' " Wlllls_k&§ping\‘up thewagldar Dis- 'pent‘lry‘ visiting es in former years. 'th' I!.1_:gi'H\rY has l£'°“ \l"°'9 “-Wu' sided; ' lilsiuhmif n <1 éloiiillig isdn

statement.

l Wu l‘»u`~’u luu-“Y Said cus-cs that come muii is much better. What with eggs, 10 the Dif='lWnSury, for example, only niilks nnd fresh nir he is iiow able to

last Monday a case wus reported

minutes of the lust, meeting the ‘dec-lus of tv/0 peolli lu destltutlon.

fe y. _ e ,visited the home and found the state- sented th's`fiiil~inci-al statement for thaiments wcrc true. 'Phi-y had borrowed

a quarter from a neighbor on Satur- ,doivs open long with not muoh fire, idny night to buy something and lost hut' even when the nice mild days

for the slnntilig roof, and it could

top ofijwhich they did iaudlnow that C-ouutullicrt, Gleiclicn, Commander

the Fifteenth Inlantrv Briirndc, fi

to do n little work after many month , _ , _ I of sickness. During the weather w f <1 0 “ll Ut “f ms “mt ‘mg

have had this winter it was rathe

hard for the poor to keep their win I

ici-e.

conic they are still shut down.

'lt on the way to the grocery shop

Iso consequently on Sunday they had At Christmas tllne we supplied

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‘to livn on ii picce of dry bread.

woman told me she thought they other Cliristmns cheer which hadbeiii would have starved. 'lt was n case given by our many friends and sup-

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:where the man was rather uiidescry- ilu? Mumll 30th- Suv" °°“°°u0'“-

not Thanks are due to the Clergy. 'St. 1613'

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ing, so for that reason they had ‘ been helped. '

,something sho had in the housc

of brand. Another case early in

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were in great need of oil.

, Another case where n woman sold- Society snd.Centrsl Relief Society 0

lllc. and went into a Grocery Store Goal Fund, the Press. and Doctors. and bolirzht n pint of milk and alosi_. pscialiy Jciikiris, Johnson and Mc-

‘wlnter ii poor woman with a faiaily,che"’dficers ofthe Society. especially

/of children and husband out of work ; . . ` , *applied to the Diaveiisnry lor iieiv-l Di- lvlcliilllan. sneaking on the re- the Q‘"’b°°» N°"“ "’°°““~ "“’°' Shu wanted liiiything I-could give in port, nnid that the real work of thc a lthd way of uourishrrient und as they.Anti-Tuberculosis Society seemed i-0.1111 "Kent iI*f“°\'f\\ here- 3' L' ha rho light the night before they be centered in the \'iispensal'Y» lt WHS

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The Work of the Dispcnsary is chief-l were ` appreciating 'ths work of th _ h iypo iiy andwgive relief to sneh poor-_inispensary iudsius from the delle- °°"“'fi°"° °’°~

The about fifty homes with meats rin

porters.

lvinceiit De Paul Society, Caledonia

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for the Methodist clnireli. 'rue Pam fvuiiuuiuu l'~¢»=~“-‘

the gillan for their randy help and to

our Secretary Mrs Bentley tion of followins tht l>\`€¢°\l¢“t

Harrison of Moncton has arrived

ratifying to know that the public

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rlved nt tlin craigiivnn sent of C-ap~

B tain (Triiig in full uniform, He dc~ e cla c tli Jc ‘ ' V W X. pay his respects to lilsters lci-idcix _ The visit has caused much comment

_ 3 _ ' i tl "d B“°‘“" (°‘“""b‘° "' “Won '31-_,._line in ine neiningiou or siii-mi

n'speoial representative of the Nc c Brunswick. Government to in\‘c5ll.2Hi

from City, which is to provl _ ‘mills and eggs to ‘the Tubcrculou

Sputum and Drinking cups to th ,Tubucular patients who are not nhl to‘bu them Wo laaive instruction

lpaticnts. The Dlspenlary also supf1ly'report, said the Disnensary had been

'l‘|,i_e great drawback ls not - having tions rc_cnl\e:l._ He knew from his own -1 -. - -~

enough "funds to supply the wants. ’|prsctice in the city fhut ¢\\\‘°\”.‘?_“l°¢l'

The Dispensary is only kept up by in Charlottetown was on the__dsci~ee#5f.‘ '

iuioseriotlen with n grade of $1o0._g0 and in this connection lie mild s tri- V _ _ I , _ .

buts to the work of Miss ‘DeBlois ii' Dr. Johnson who also suvimfted the

s'snowlni-< ‘good results n`nd'.diirliig the

e past, f_sw_inontl_is he had only Uno fu- ' spore of' n case ~bf~'i‘uhsi~i~.iiiosls_ 'rwo

flult ,ulcrc ' Mc uot many 11001' in drought. 'rlie top would be too iiigli oily sent over to Ireland by ('01-ldolliirs. _ " ~' » I ' Uharluttctowii. flhcre arc miiuy people y,

I know who would contradict that noi; he niovcd. I proposed cutting the to confer with Brigadier General

Minaril‘s Linirnent Cures Colds, etc.

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iiNfl0U|i ElEll1'8,'_ _

MEETINGS _ETC-

One cent per word each insertion in

this column: Cash must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-five cents.

"The Mission Boreal of Un-lon

Road intend holding their niiriiial ntertuinmeiit in the Cliur h on Mon-

“An ciitcrtaiiinicnt and pie social

will lic liclil in the hall at Hartsvlllo

MO\;TR}.;M, MMC;-,__ it is under- on Friday the 27th lust at B p. ul.

stood, says the Montreal Stai"s Lo

G bl , th t th N w liruliswlc

‘,l_.f§,‘§,e,,f‘,,,,‘§,t lg ,,,,n§|,1efi,,g ,hc Wee. iiold on Monday night following isiz

“_ Admission 15c.._ ladies with baskets ki ree. If night' proves stormy will be

( ..___.. gn- "Irs 'rim lime things that go 1 wrongfofton, in the poor typewriter

ns Premier the little things are as curs- W fully made as the big ones. A. Milne C Frasier, Halifax, N. S. _1609.

- °°'!`lii>. 'Briidalbane Mission Band will hold n concert in the rlliristian vhurch, on Thursday. the 26th, inet. . rigor, open at 7 o'clnck p. in. enter- uiinment to start nt 7.30 sharp Should night prove uninvni-ble will

‘be held on Friday hiitht- Admission I0 cents. 594-3-Zihlll.

'°l'OlIl.'l’R\' MEETINGS. - 'l‘. A.

llonson, Dominion Poliltrv Rcpresentn

fit hs! 1,;5,'ok chaise 'tour ycefs

or three years ago. however. Y-\10\’0

(C-nn nillun Vrcss - \

ntivs will address méetillgd li! 101°

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_,(0, '=H_Agd}y; ii" "day goes ny, but-,lor our patients to take plenty Oi l-chore id"=a Fall for sonic medicine orirrsnh sir and to be careful with the

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would “tl the pn!-!a“~tm'm‘ *v!»°'m'»l' `-mm' 1' lima ¢(l)ut“`}:e‘i)ib:;li°u"'5ilE\;lggntughsre ir sirligiin awadmllrldnillu iglttlzi the wav ol prevention. Out oi’ 0‘r\e‘ crew of fishermen had succecilcd

‘tary sielulscx ilxuixdm ‘°atlf1€t`lr\'v:nn\:rgt§li:llli°"- gmftild :EK Ierlll ask* ths"»’I'uherculosis. lie had one of those ‘hundred cases now being ti-dated in so xiii-ight In- the- encodings on -,Pscion\¢.lf'tiiey are takin; my msd;-ldestu ti-eos of donnie windows wii.li,in°_ Dliiicnsury only ten were of Tub--‘Uiiitefl stores Nsvul 'Fur \'uffl\uM- in will he the marketing di eggs

were a izreatxrrmnv more cases. The <2L'R1.ING. Nfld., Merc-li 24-'W0

Flocietv was also rlning good work in

` imprisoned in this ice in the Gulf

reached here today that ii salvage mont

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itll}t:l°a¥";il,knp|nU1.m’°\?A\i‘l1l‘,:vi;>i`l§;tll)sadllgrit' §mi:r:glfri;\tlo.bn.i:l'lgf.r nycluiliidtieywto hgxlklm ‘li¥lie:ill1izg the wlitldow sxiggiellzgd Eglorxligérzport Wes ublv s\1l“`fu"*-¢fl- f-l1*’»‘St. Luwrence and would try to cor

A "db l . ' " __; ` ' ' t~ h to t ll t ld b d h ite' liF rent pr ‘fern commenfllnil. Mi*

3213*# c 1 mnsderslirzie H “:d‘llie5-|:`l‘:‘i‘i:c£l"'l'n(;od.il1ui:'°Diill>el1sary llc- li 221114 llillpzlrn. nlizwili: llllni-Nnediois s“"""“ h" wmk' Th” v‘°°` a lesu Owls uv- The ‘us ls *vc econ to attend. 1601!-

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the vessel. They will clear as soon

rd own:--Thiirsdny, March Nth, Eg- , any at 2 ii. m. Friday. lu union ami, st. Louis. at ‘I-10-

gcttlng up stciini in the nbnrifloncfl The subject taken up ng the* mm.

£9'

uf under the cm circle system, and ell- * interested are invited to ee present.

as Ladies are asked to make`s~sp0cia1\

ble was his lied would be in thc """(Contlniied`on prize 'U

was caught in ice nearly two mon l

that' fi-' - -I 1 I iislly c to their sid.” lv had lt done. Then the next troii-\l‘resident, Mr. Joseph M"f"“"°Y- i Gul miles north of Port Au ifhoix. She -----------*

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