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tion of lands.-ih`nt li was not forl

liiniseli' and feel-thnt he had Salncd

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_ ` ` TUJVIGHT'-‘5 HEFTIYG ceedinss =‘_ < .statute fi provision forthe exprnr-rin- ln- inishi irike :l little f.~.n_~i:.l.iiion io* ;r;___:_-; r;_ri_ti____f;v-'_'ria___i;1_i__:_i_;:it___;l_l_§ri;;‘g_ 1 get some consolation-the St. P0

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; __ __,,__ ___ __ r The inet-ting in t,l1_eLep_'islative Council Thk |.¢giS|3tl|f¢ Hua ones =¢'cim`i°t¢¢t°w». amen one of sum. ('li:tiiibc-1° tonight to bc :idtlressed by Dr. _ --

mmus. Aloe-tw. swf: and Montague- J. W. Robertson should, and we have no p-,,,,,,,,,,.,d nom mg, ,,,,,_,

fffff doubt will, draw it large atidieiice. Dr~.~ .

- Robertson is no stranger in Charlottetown. -_

Ti ursday, Apiil 4th, 1918

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The Ti~eniiei°, Hon. A. E. .f\rsenault in

his fir‘ ‘ speech as Leader of the _Govern- ment it -5_foo<l example in brevity, Ino- deration :ind in fairness to hisopponents. which it is hoped will be followed by others. _ _ _

Passing-lightly over the crlticistns of

the Leader of the Opposition. criticisms which, in the light of the facts as present- ed bv the Premier, were either groundless or niisinformetl. he went on to deal with the larger issues. the things done by the governilient, the things yet to be done_in the crisis through which _the province, with the rest of the Empire is passing. These are the_thi_ngs that the people of the pro- vince are interested in at present. They are not concerned with long speeches. with criticism for eriticism's sake. with fault- finding".for the sake of small politics.

The speech from the throne had made

reference to the (_`ai~ft-rry and the need of standai'diz-iiig the P. E. lsliiniil Railway. The Lciider of the (lpposition had _L'i‘l1(l- gingly praised the work done by the Car- ferry during its trial winter. but in order that the government should not receive' too mitch credit for this. the greatest work ever done for the province by any govern- ment, he criticized the delay in standardiz- ing the i‘ailway and pointed out how easil_\' and expeditiousl_v the work could be carried out.' The Preniicr in coinincntiilg on this point intimated that the governinent \vaS fully alia,-e to the necessity of standardiz- ing the road and was prot-eedin_g with the work as rapidly as niatei'ial 'and _labour would permit. While admitting the nec- essity he pointed out that time would ne- cessarily be i~efitiii't-tl and that i'easonable patience must be excrcisetl. :

The Department of Agriculttire came

in. for some criticism at the 'hands of the Leader of the Opposition. He condemned the ti'ac`tors wliit-it the Department had procured and which he knew nothing about except that they had been purchased from the Ottawa _1o\'ei‘nir.ent and handed overi to the fai‘iiit-rs at cost. The l"i‘einier point- ed out that the governmeiit had no inten- tion of going into the agi-iculttiral imple-< ment business; they had seen an opportti-_ nity of sectii~ino‘ six of tliese machines at. less cost than the i`ai'nit-i~s could possibly get them and th-_»_v took advantage of the oppoi'ttinit_v. 'l`he_v did not ask the far- mers to buy them or tise them if they did not see fit to do so. btit the farmers were quick to seize the opportunity, the six trac-‘ tors were purchased even before they ar- rived in the province. These machines will do much to speed tip production and the ef- fort of the Leader of the Opposition to prejudice the farmers against them had reallv done no harm. I

hir. Bell had also severely censured the

goveiininent for withholding the grant for the Pi'o\§iiicial Exhibition. Had the go- vernment voted the usual grant this year. no doubt Mr. Bell would have-condemned it as a war time extravagaiice. This go-_ vernment. following the example of other_ provincial governments and in view of the' fact that the Dominion Government was! not making any appropriations for provin-i cial exhibitions this year. thought it neces-I sary to economize in this as in many other matters in view of the financial stringen-i cv caused by the 'war and in this they will!

have the endorsement of the people gener-lsituatjon both demand that eve;-\» mam

ally. There are necessary and unavoidable expenditures to be made bitt every depart- ment will be cut down to the lowest pos- sible limits consistent with economy and effectiveness and in this ' also they will have the approval of the people. =

The Premier’s speech is published else-

where in this paper and we commend it to our readers; we commend it also to the. members on both sides of the House. Thei people are natui‘all_\' looking this year for* a real business session; criticism may' be necessary btit the people will-not tolerate Simple, destructive, fault-finding _criti- cism. If there be real fault to be 'found with the government, if a better way can

be pointed_"out than the government pur-,

poses, both the government and the people will gladly listen to such, but while watch- ing the fires that threaten to destroy our empire and our civilization they will have little sympathy anti less patience with lit- tle political haranguing. It,will require the united efforts of both sides of the House and the full concurrence of a uni- ted people to pull our province through the crisis‘t'hat is immediately facing it and

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He has addressed meetings here on pre- vious occasions and,his addresses have in- _variably been inteigsting, practical and p_i°ofit_,able. Tonight; his theme will be the neceséit' of greateivfproduetion in view of théiwafi' situation, -one of the most vital

question? before the whole world today. Dr. Rob ‘rtson' is no sentimentalist, he is plain. matter-ofifact. practical and while he will no doubt emphasize the necessity

of _greater production from a patriotic viewl THE $5000 GRANT 50, ,,__._,',,, ,,i',,,_ ,,,,g,,‘,_ in ,,`,',,,,. ‘,',, 3,4;

hitions. nothing will suffer if for one year we follow suit and dispense with the exhiiitions here. lt is the inten-

tion of ilu- Department ol Education' .

this full to hold :i (‘hilfircn‘s Exhibi- tion,-ihat is. root and vcgcirihln. A campaign will he carried on‘ during the coming summer; local school ex- hibitions will he hchl; :ind the besi< products of ilic tilffcrent schools will he gaihormi for ii Central i~Ixhlhiii6n“."' There is one expenditure that we

liiiblic use nm! tlicrt-fore iiir-gill. lie-

know.~t usi ni-ll as _inn do. .\lr_ .\‘pt~;tk-6 ~-r, that i.i~c;tii~=-- you put :i claiise for mprupriaiioii in an :nt it due.-i not necessarily' mean that _voil nrt- goin!! in exprnprlntc :ill the land you are after. _ll-:~ knows thai, is :iii cxpropi-i~ F ation proceeding provitlt-il in the Road Act. and how often has it to hc use-d?§ He knows that when the i"omnils.=ion~ or of Public Works wants it road it is ai iiiattei- oi' iiogntintion with thc owner :ind ilini ii is only in i-use thi- owncr rcfust-s io acwpi wluii is-I tiiouirhi _io he it reasonable price iliut i cxproiiriniiriii procee/liyifzs are t.ik»-ii: i and so in this sclii-nio-_ lt is iriic that ‘ if you u-.int :i lzirai- tract ui Innil »~r-; -cry one nl th:-so iurms ini;,;l|i hi- sr- cureti. and in_tliis mist- will hi- secured.

have to make this year.-that also' for the benefit of the fartnr-r and lor thi- hr-nr-ni or production. i

without the tim-i-ssii_\' oi' mpropria- tion.___.But om- man in iiiavscctioii holding ti piece of l.inil that was not perhaps vert- good -intl th~i iv-is it ‘ ‘

point. he will have something to sa_v also. _ _ is lam-1- price num -A-.is-_ 1-_.».i.0n..ui.,_

regarding remuneration to the producer. Everybody should hear him, citizensand farmers, ladies and 'gentlemen for he will have a word for all. Let there be a full

i .-is you l~;no_w. the Dominion Gov- ernment is making at grant of $5,000. and that grant has a condition attach

hold out and refuse to sell. .ind in-2; whole scheme would he held up; through th'it one man refusing to selli

it lltile ground was the place where no did not appear himself. ln iht- ..iii~»r pin.-no lu- did :i|»p»=;ir_;ind wht-re ln- fouglit strcuiioiisly ht- lost Instr-ml of gninlng gruiind. lic has said that it was ;i cnlisoiniioii in ltlm that he had ri-diit-eil my majority oi' it former clt-ciioii-hy 20. _\1_\‘ friend should

read liistory a little. if he didnéle would find that in 1908 l redee d

it-r'n lilsirict. that nfronghnld'of Lf- twralisni--u_ majority nf 60 :igniting

the government wan turned intbfg.

maiorly--a small nulo' ` it. if ne. bitt a majority-in fnvm 'of vernment. As l said before, my friend may take nil the consolation that lie can giither Ir`6'in"tli5`§6 ciao- tions und he s welcome to lt. _ Ag

that district with ti moderate majnrl-H01' “S 0" IMS '.“if|0_ 0 f¥J1e‘}{o\pie. we

ty 'ni some sixty. llc will find af-I

it-rwai-tis that in lllll l liaiil n liiriiri n|:ijorii_\‘, ii is ii~n.»_ zoo; hui that wns_ 1

a yt-ar when no oppnsilioii was put up. That was ilic _vt-nr wlicn the i.ibi-r.il.~: riiaiyeil :it lioniv und iiiil nut mme out. in liilfi. it is iru»~. l had }".’:t oi' :i ni:i_|oi-ity in that district. und, in 1917 thc iniijoriiy ival-i ififl. l

.\lli. BELL: 99. l 'rits rnniitisii: .uv tion. rricniii

knows that there wi-rc sonic 50 oi' my; voters away on that occasion. at thcl it-.ir and other places. i.-\pplause) lit- ought to know that I had against ine at the last election the strongest man they could find. lie knows that the Liberal Party, in both the Third

have tho substance and we are win. Init that hi- m:i_v iinvn _the shadow# l.:ii|i:liicr and iipplaiisni _

WINliil_llllllllS`

Sir.-As. we read the Guardian daily

we find certain individuals comment. ing on winter roads and giving 'their ndvicc on bicnking toads. Some want two horse roads some wan! two roads and some want to move the fences. I save inove the hush. Now any person who travels on our roads- north of ("h rl

____ _O ___ ___ each ____0v___Ce_ _iouml . 3 Dieép 0___._______ _______~ “______ nl” U1- mf,_;_ _ _District or 1>ri_nce a_nd in __ _Ge_¢;r_ge-i ___ €:_e§:_§f-tt;w;?___u-ig_i__i_l_nt_i giikéhgnfiront for dollar niust be izlven in order ti “Se V0 h\"i~ if 1-* Um." l“ 4* °*‘-*P "’t ‘°“n‘ put “P "E ng H .Qt x 9"' les' ,he ,_~ 'of ,|151 .k '- on Mmm me *S000 Therefore we have (ha, kind lim, ~,.xp,.0I,,»m;,,,, pl-(,,..» : lic-cause ilu~_\- fi-li that it they could _~P _ _ L_ ii 0 trees_irom seven

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'_ _ke an _I _ro riauon of $5000 ,Ugg Hugh. |,@¢0,,,,. n,..,~_.`|\ \\,.\tic-out hotii of us there would have

lf’ “Pull 160- high. 'lite snow comes

house' ini Iiirder to Felcelge he "rant from had the Land l*ui°t-lias»_>4`.iti.' untlw' I0 be ai neil'-i'al clectioii with 1110 if”(°'mls .up ‘3°.l““°5 “nd ‘"9 °l°5°d

l ,iw Dominion Gm-ermégnlf Some. which whole areas of land were tai;-_-'ii P0F5ibilil}` Of lh@`_li` Coming in- “fm ne' mr me “,'m[e.r" it me 'bush was “mow

over by the Government. _Tliesriycr were tlie__Libei'.ils so active as Cf* me Slim* “°U1\'i P2155 on and lie

‘gd m0r_._»_, H is 3 question “.he,hm._1nn.|5 \t-are miigu 0\-.»,- ,md g-Om 1,_;._i, i in those elections. lie talked about _ “Will lime U19 Same illlwllnt of imow .` 1 'to in~i\~»ite iniii--itluuu ivii-it tin.-. t-. "ie intliif-tw that the '.;0vci‘nnii-til§‘”‘ mf' Gem* “S 0" me TOMS- -

I I_\`l)I\'lI)l'.\i. l-Il-`I~`0IlT

Y There has probably never been more

tzdvice, wholesale and retail, handed out to Iour people than during the past 'three 'yt-ars. Much of the advice is good, clean. wholesome and well intentioned. much of it otherwise, bttt it is all directed towards getting the other fellows to change their methods, to speed tip, to do a little more than they are doing now. Urging on to

all reform and all progress depends upon iiidividtial effort.

In connection with the war we have

been told that the salvation of the British Empire depended upon the individual ef- fort of its people and that it would require the united ef’t`oi't of all its individuals to save it. This is as true 'today as it waswhen the war began. - In this province our first effort, that of providing men was fairly satisfactory although subsequent events have revealed the fact that the ef- fort fell far short of what it should have been. The combing under the military service Act has brought 'out many who should have been with the forces at the front over two years ago; it has also re- vealed the fact that some who should _now be in khaki are very anxious to evade it.

Gui' remaining effort must be directed

towards food protltiction. In this the great aim with very many is the matter of re- muneration. Higher prices count for r-iore than patriotism.

While the labourer is worthy of his hire.

while every man is entitled to ftill reward- for his labours, 'while a man has a perfect] right to withhold his labour if he consi-

iour- has suggested: Why didn’t you

more is necessary, and if we hat on- -_ - -_-~__- __ - _- _-' _‘_‘ __ _ _._ _ ____ ‘_ ._ d.__ ._ .__

tained more we would have been ob- I "‘*"“n 7’-" Zh” T‘“"h‘-'~ 1”" l"‘m“' N; ` "j _' " “H "" m' im.” 1" mu L I ~.

‘qun case did nm mam ln, “-1105, _ ~, » .~»iit-ei-'wil there nas no infiiien-'-e li tim Sli etc _ _

lizod to suppleineiii dollar for dollar. | ‘_ - 1 ~ ‘ ~ _." _ _' _ __ J __ _ d =_ in plains like Queheg and Omurim , since. becfiuse ;i gr--.lt many pt-r,=.=,_-_ »i_l__i 1' I-_1§>!1~_l_0I_ il) -lH__ ti- -_ Suas _ ~, _“~h._=,~,. may go( sixty lhousamp me he-_ld their own hind. li meant c»_~i _§\'<\- _I f il*2_0ll\ \\f‘i€‘ hilt 111 l>"l!0f1'11-, CFUBER5

. tain sections ofthe public. and in th:s_ -_l‘-$~'_i~1f11` >~=l!‘~li<* 1-"lh0Ui‘ bf*-"21U_=f° lh»?_ _ _ _

,_m,_`_ and “.h,.r_\ ,h,.:_. get ,“.m._.y.g",t-.1 case it is cxproprintiii: lands for pmt: wn_s_\vrc: ;_in<l ilit~__iii;i_incnt tho _ He Bu," H" Hou” 1

ilinusanil the province has in put tip _ llc \1Sff'-`~. i>ff_c1iiis»'- the-=~° lniiiis :ire not --f‘~i_t»-_ -\_;i~ __lt_ .o _t_t_oik _i__e __poo_;_il_c; His own Hun!!

provinfe has to put up sixty ilious

u similar amount. This is an cxpvn- i|1¥“n'|f“i fir "“1`l0il1 i!l'ii\`f‘ll1i*‘-‘ 7"" """"‘ "' "IH m"""' m "H" 1' `

. _ 1,, .t' lil i ul l l ‘ cl n ~-~°- __

diture which we have not_hnd in foi-» I for all the iiidiviiiunl; :1.;t t-oi:-..= '- 1 f' .; ._=~»ii‘_ .i_i wil si i.ir> et-:in

. .- -_- -~ .1 <,}.'g. ‘.\.i.~ li»_-.ix li.-.il tht-r»» ivero pcupli

ni.-=r years. and which S hope we willi

under th~ class oi lleui ii it si i

~ 'N \ w

_ F

\\ ima init ili»\ it it uoikini, fo ‘

And the Help He Got From Doddts

be abli in use for the benefit of -'r'»:~i- i "N-" ~\i.\' l`I`i°"li'l liilih il- H1! l"i1`~‘1l-' " ` V i ""' ' "` ' rl _ _

' "' ' -. - “_ -. on ,,. fl;--ii..-‘t-l\'¢\__< anti not for ilu- :ovcrn-. ' Kidney PM;

er production in this provin--‘-_ i

' i_ANn sE1'ri.sMsN'r screams

did nur hc should have iniormi-ri liini- _s» li in-fore attempting io instruct the illouse. But. of course, this :lid not stop lilni. Anything you say to hitn goes in t one ear and comes out

ii is not for want of grey matter that he dnr-s not take in the things wc, sly in him, hui if is hr-cause he docs

not icuni in hear them; My hon' i'rii~nd has not taken enough interest I lin thc Land Settlement Scheme roi t-:i<|pir.- as to what it is. nor tim I,

ders he is not being sufficiently repaid, we should not forget that three thousand of; mn' young manhood left their homes and; their business to face danger and’ deathi and privation with but little thought of the remuneration they were to receive, re-` niuneration which was in most cases very much less than they were receiving before they left home. Their effort was pati'iotic.<' In our efforts at increased production the patriotic element should also count for something. If we were toproduce at ac-It trt'-al cost we would still be making infi- ir`tel_v less sacrifice than they made who left their homes and their business to take* a. hand at the_front.' We should 'not, at a crisis like the present, hold back any effort that we can put forth to increase the world`s sorely needed food supply even if] prices are belowff* what we think they_- should be. The consumer has good cause to complain of the; cost and it is upon him the real burden falls. The time and the

woman and child shalldo their duty, even if the remuneiation be no better than that received by the` soldier who is risking his life.

__0_.__._'_ NOTES

The Germans are paying a tremendous

price per acre for; a merely temporary use' of some French soil. It is probably the highest rent, the Toronto' Star says, ever paid»for _vacant land in the worldfs historyn

A returned soldier says that the gun

that is shooting at Paris fr_om long range' is only a “scare-giin.” -It is more effective as an advertisement than as a weapon of, war. He says that an air-raid will drop more destructive explosives in a few mi- nutes than this long-range gun can throw in a day.

_ The Kaiser says that in the German ar-

mies “everybody knows that however great the stake we shall win.” The “we” is~the_monarchial pronoun. The. Kaiser alone is the player. E_verybod}t_l-ip' means

all will loo'k`fo't" tistrictly business session. his soldiers, of course-.-is the pile of cfiips In leading' tiff as the Premier did in his he hakflhoved into the game and staked fm-

_ _. _ ._ _ -. _ _ -. mf-i--ff---~-._~ii»-y,~of»,-,.‘»_,,»,.e»» . v..,.,m., .,.,._,, __

first _speech he has set aworthy example. 'ia win or it loss. _ _ _ _ '

i l .

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" , _‘wif um. .r-.i=.=¢\*.»';¢-.‘¢.'_..-._ _ -I _ _ - _-_ -_.___....._......_.4_-_-L_ _ _ _.4-_-'mf

criticize ii. He takes the statute we passed und says: “\\'l'tliin the coversl of this bok is contained your scheuie"i und proceeds to rail against it. i{c might just as well have taken any other statute and trled4o instruct the House as io what was proposed to lm done by a company incorporated by that statute. for instance. and to say what they intended to do cvent\i~ i silly. He criticizes the Government and says it was illegal to put in the

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i DRILY SELECTIOHS FOR

I GUIRDIHI REIDERS i

Furnished by W. 8.-Louson ,i

` BROTHERHUOD `

(Proverbs 18-24) l'd like io be the sort of friend that

you have been to mei

l`d like io be the help that you've been

always glad to be;

lvl' like to mean as much to you each

minute of the day _

.\s you have nieant.old friend of mine.

to me along the way. - _

l'd like to do the big things and the

splendid things for you, `

To brush the gray from out your'skles and-leave them only blue; |'<l like-_io' say thc kindly things that

l so oft have heard.

.\nd feel _that 1 could rouse your soul

ilieP_1i-ay that mine you’ve stir- 'redff

ii is wo)-th while to be ii. tneng. it

is _tn conie’ into peoplt-'s lives with hal- Lowed iiiduenccs. and ilien‘ncvcr ag-3 :tin to po_-out of them. For to be ii friend at all is in stay forever in this. life. God never lakes from us n friend _ lie glvt-s_ Tlicrefore the privilege granted io fi ff-iv rare spirits of being n frlf-nfl of many people lii_ one of t-:ii1h’s most sucrf-d gifts. _ i `» . By synipzithy l do not mean merely

:i fellowship in sorrow, but also. and no less truly. n fellowship in joy. To be glad when your`br0ther mon are_ prosperous and happy. to rejoice in, their success, to cheer for their vlc-` tnrien. io he compassionate and Diliflll » when your hrothcr men are’dist-reap _ cd nnd uiincmblc. io griévé over their iullnres. to helpthonisil their llZ°"b|P9- -this ls thc internal 'spirit hl1~ssen_l\||n‘ who exercises' i

lliotre toyfhrd whom it

|sp--udini: ilioiisiiiuls w!i~:'i- wo wi

4 _ . i ‘bye-elections. lf to unter it _fight be beaten each time is consoling. my fri1\`li11“ll_ld0t|htedlyr h$

'poly nf*'thnt kind of

ing l.iiitl .ii iuiiity tlonii

1 ` ' lit lit L

and h,. Nik, _||,,,u; _ii,,.,;_pn: ;_\_.__~<_ ii`.-117. noi' \v'i»- |.:»~_v lili'--il _' i - 'fi-_ _ ' ",

_ Lnorr- on it. makin: iorfy ilolE.ii~ ar., "'i"H1"lif iii do ilu-ir \\'oi'k. .-\uil us, Mf- N¢I| C- McCallum. ol- Brackiq

_ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ di _ut-rc. :ind so lu- rolls up n il.-in in m___ .»_ "liui::;in inilui-n.-¢--." pi-rimps ini - P°'"*~ P- E- |~. Tells a Story ul ln. mttttial effort is a wholesome exercise an , _\-0,., mm. ,,, 3 ,,,_,,,0,. ,,.,,,, ,,.1,,,,, _.,,,~,,_ ,,,i,,,i_ 0,- .,,,.,,»_.,,_ N- ..,,,,,. _-,..~,-_ o~i~~_iui_ it_iio\\~ _.i_. ni..-ii_ .i_._ _i no aioilg __¢_.»¢si to Au sufferers rrqm xaumy 1]() doubt ayouges 3 healthy Qiithiiglagm b{1t_ n;_v_hon_ friend ilic Leader of the Op _liunfirf-|l_iiioiisazid il_i_»_l_i;_ir<_ _i___~=:__iii -__i'_<_! __~_“'*-__-fU_*_- ___ 1-; __1\"f>\_\»~__ll"l_ll-lib \‘-lirii 5- - . _ '

st-li-me as ai cliziitct- on thi- province will <~xcoe<l live or possibly ten thous- and dollars ultdgeili-'-1'. The money will not come from this provinf‘e. .\I_\' friend knows thai 'l`li»- inoiiev wlii

conio li~r~~ and do .-\ll ilic other pro\'in|~es nrt- diiinf: it 'l`hc_v ar.-

spcnd ilnllzirs, Siiiiiis-lioiiy must luke- hold of the in;iiter_ and the oilior pm- vlnt-es are tzikiiig if in haud_ Thi; iliiiv is up to us: oiliorwiso_ ii' we do

not bc iiec~-ssar_v that any rt-ttii'i\»-di soldier :~lioultl bc ioiwcfl on ilu- land. 'l`lic_\‘ will have their tlioicc. 'I`lie_\‘ can take their nloncy and ,co anti- huy a i'arni in any other part oi' ilin province. They are at pt'-i'i'f-cl libt-r~i Ky to do so. 'i`lic_y will lit- free :igcntsl The;-' will bc told: (io and pick your, land \vli~'~rc you want it and thc mo-| hey will bt- liicrc for you. But we ex- pect to iiinkc this Land Settlement Scheme such an attractive one that of their oivn volition they will coiiic- to us and say: This is thi- plucc we wnni. wlirrc we can be all toizeiller in a couiiiiuiiity seiilemeiii. where we will have ii good uiiiiiseiiieiii hull. ri good school, good cliiiri-lies. and have the life which we linve been used io. and not scattered lit-rc and there. After ilif- ext-ltcnicnt of the war wo want io bc in a place togcilier and so mijoy liic better. Anil this is part of the scheme. Mr. Speaker. The rest of the sclicnic and the particul- ars will be furnished my lion. friciid when lie has inkcii enough interest iii? our retuprned soldiers to enquire us io what the scheme is.

Just another word. and l will let my limi. friend alone. l liopc. .\li-.1 Speaker. he will not tukc offence, he- cause l am sure the giving otfoifence' is as far renioved from my intention as anything can he. -

Another matter he complains was `

left out of the Speech, and he spoke more about the tliingn that were left out of ii than the things which it con- uined. He asks why no reference* was made in the Speech froiu the Throne to the byc-elections. l flon't think it was ncccsary, because. as to the byc»elt-ciioina, we have ilic`<-vid-' cncc right here in the liousc that* speaks for itself-wc have the meni- ners; _i.\ppia‘u;ei. .uri menu .fs=?at=' liberty- to take as,much. iibnsoiatlnnf

as possible from the

And thni_is _what

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niiuels th- land sr-tilt-mciit St\icni°‘Y1f'! 1101 \ f‘ -11* U ‘ “" ll* ‘“' limi-"1 ‘l"‘1U‘“

irl/-d to poke .1 little lun it its lid l~“f‘l\l~»‘ il \\ '~ 1 is "T" " ‘ ‘I “Y 'Uh \ i “Nl

li-llinii us how. when we laid our lim! 'M21 ' »" ' >1.\ 'i I ‘ ' ‘ ~‘ """i 'll "1 'mmf .s--iieiiic before the Land Sctlieinent i ceritl' but tor I-oliiii-.il ine. '_i 'fh»-r»- _ v.-_n~_r»\'»-i~ :in~I_ r!i»_~i‘i~ \_v.is no 1-liancc [}'>:ird. they iliouglit ll relle'\'ed ihe'ui ' is no init-:iiion to sp»=nfl iin.\` saivli sun: _ “I ‘1"`-`*’__"'i"‘~'\_""_"` fifiiilg Hill’ 1131111. i oz' ci-riaiin duties and therefore ap-ini money It is H.-,i ,,..,.-.,_._y,-:,- 3,-A_n'i l it-1.1 :_--limit irom rei`crriiig to; I_m,_.‘,d m. __ _"__ _hm __0aSnn_ I zhked __`_p(,n_1 __ ,h._H____ M- _,___ u__\.,_1.,m,,.n,-4 _ tn_r- liunl_-in _.i»-`.':» cs ni il\»'~ miter end.

my Irinnd at mn "mp if he knpw ‘ m0n,._,»_ uw! I ,in ,,,,, 1,,-.lim-,. [hm mn or the district and oi whicli my !ion.| what thc st-kicnio was, l>ct'ause it' he ainounr that will lic spent tinili'-r iii;-._i‘V1j"i\il ‘i‘>~‘~_ Hoi ivan! to ii~~i»r__l am

t - \rn'c t-»-r'-vn

Lost _vt-ar and the _rear lu‘~i`oi'c my

frieiiil il»-ligliied in saying iliai ilie coiiiitry only waiif-.l for an opportu-

M ins other which rr-minds me bv iconic it-licrniit should prop.~rl\-'coin._- i mi-" ‘"_“"[ “I “"" Ii" “’i“"‘ if me

v‘-~- wav of little incident of which from-ii'o:n tht- iioininion f.lo\'crn- Enom" mhnm "_'“";" ‘h"m(" "mf" had i‘n‘.: any rc-al benefit

*‘ -' _ _ . _ _ nown 1. : ' - ~ ` -‘ ` - ' -

l rn,-id once. A judge was hearing an nicni. 'llinr is wln»i~1= ii will i-oinc 3 WI, _ I nm, I _' H Hi`mf“'m“" dm." 'L ur'uinent from ti lavvver for whoui front, het'-ii\is~~ llic lboniinion Govt-rii-i ,Ni “Ou " '.“"-‘_ nm ‘i-‘\" dons- \\i»1l, li»- had no great liking' and the'lnw- ‘ nu-ni, as ltr has said. has ilir- duiv 0;' ! mf) pmpl" 0! "m"'.f"m"’r-Y iw! H °h“"`.

yt-r was etiilenvoring io' make a point providing tor iliest- in»=n. and it is 1 13?: ,,,.§,1|\'-lilfmli Lillulluifg il

. _ " _ ‘ .' i. " " _'_-'--1' H ns i. _ - ._ .. _ ur :is t:f‘:."..:.“.°"ft‘: ‘.'~;t‘:§“ in ia“...:t'.;::a..'2..‘:;"1:...':< ...vnzti I f its °' °--- - x _ . _ ... _ 1 3 a _. .it _U ___ _ __ s- _ _ nf-ed not luhnr the point. Eve-rythin,2 have 'nf-ver rcpiifliaivovl lint some . ! _~‘l§11'i‘"Tt'l -ls il” hm ""“_r m“"“"'°dic

\-on sziy _um-s in at one car and comes body intist l.'ik.~ lnilil oi' thi-'_' :ind i.‘ i ifiiiimi imd m"_ "'4l."li"i (ii. H". npompi out at the other." .\lr. Sinltli rcjoin-- tin- c;ov~_»riiiii»_»iit ilo~-s not do it ulio ‘ ‘:_-_is un. _,m,_____[________ H_____._ _,_-iii_l~|

i-i with truthful cnndotir' "\l\' lord 'is xtoinf' to do it" \\‘lio is goin" to \' """‘°'r "" ““‘~‘ )‘""" 'l“"" I" Wh’-‘ .

, `_ ‘ ', ‘ 'i ' v _’ ' ,_ ' T no |'f.‘r<ogii-¢.- :nm -.v },_-U-,l - . ~°'l|~ » .-_ - » .,-

\1-liai is- there to stop itil’ .\ow.....L.or',anw.t~ :lies-\ lii_iid:. -- f-io you ex< L:_\_____ ___ _____ \\ _ .i l~~'_i_f_fll D,,_m~_. ]\-mms). pm., nm purely- at _

I I \t»ril ist-isp:-ciiii_i-iii-_ ». (_ .\itt.illiim. an old rc`slde`nt hi’ hi. popular little summer iiesori, nevék iiies _of showing visitors- ¢@¢,» hm hcfiuiilul home, which is ihe'work of his own hands. And he always -finish- es with the declaration: Q ' “l n.'~ver could have doug t_hi_5'§';\¢_j\y|» thi- ben:-lit I received from Dodilhi' Ki<;'llf‘y Pills." ` f

“l was brought up on alarm," Mr.

Mat-f‘alluni continues. "but about ten I~'f-_ars ago l took a very sore back_ I \F1f‘d Dlnsteis and pills without get-

p »_=.ulon :ii-ali at t-onsltiornhu length. . -iiiuse his inirvi o. . i.i~ l. ‘P °““ I-li “J-iUl\ ‘Wi Of U10' < *- ‘ 'R- -V __ ~. __ _g -_ ._ `»-._-ui~g io: nr- : 'Lab :its , ' -"-11 .' _'~\' *rc _-'_-"i » t 4. _ Uraiikii-y Point. Queen's County, F.

_“__ . . - - _ __ mi _ , 1 - _ ,,,.\-..,~ _-ui ..| 1 \\' .~'.'i_i ~li»~ _; the is: -' :nr ,' ii.: -l. ._ .- _ , ge" I in it ll» dt ~ no i i 'ii -in |‘i"i"l<*"l iw- -i u-»|<;.l ~. ,. (.1 - E _ ____

“Then l thought l would try Dorlirg

Iiiiliicy Pills. Two boxes of theni made inc all right again A year inter feli it couiing on again. buf another

\\'=1>'- Now _l just take _one or. t.w.o'box- s as ai spring medicine, and you earf se" lifitv liviilihy l :lui I built, ihig liousc i'rom biisclncnt tti chimneyiintii

know in the case of my hon. friend. pt-ct the Land .S »ttli;nicni lioarrl to " ` - ~.\~~ are colin: 1" 1' ‘I I ltidiiny `,.,,m,.(|y_` ` L .

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goin: to inform him until he takes i not pri-pure thc lands and lirive tliciii _ i _ -‘ifiicl-*ni intcrf-st in ih~~ mailer. liifoi- our i'»~iiirlu=il solili-»r-_ vii- iunsi _

li-» wort- :is deeply concerned in ilu-q.-xp:-ci ilicm io an io :iw oilu-r pm m e _ v.»»l'l`:irc m_' our rf-tilriied soldiers as lic] vlnr-es. \\'~- tuiniioi cxp--4-i, iinli-.ss iii-

prf-ir-nil_-: to bc. he would :it least eti- .iavc iii-iii:-.-nn-iii< to ol`i`i~r_ to rciiiiiil _ '

uiiirt- and inform hiiiisclt' us to what t-von our own mon; but lot -in.» i.-ii ti .

we nroiiosc to do hcibrc out-niiiiimx io you tins. .\ir. so-iii..-i-_ out it “itll A change of Seed Gam mwah P073” _

' Results of Sowing Imported Seed Wheat

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Our Wheat is Grtvln'-tn Contract Esrec

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The _continuous growin of any va ° Of grain on the same soiizand undeiflflih same conditions for many years tends to deaeneratton in quality and decrease in yield._ This applies especiallv to the wheat crop in ‘P._ E. Island. Our firm have been pioneers in wheat importation and the largest dealers since 1883 and tens of thousands of btisheis have been imported and sold by us, in fact otir Seed Store has iiii i'r`t'i'i¥i§§"`i¥’o§ eiaddoihirb" 'TAD' wut-:Ar ` - " S .ED

As usual, our wheat is put up in strong

WHO” S<’aml€SS baits, each containing two b"Sh¢|S (|20 lbs) net. Samples and prices on application. WHITE RUSSIAN fVery Scarce) Crop a ' _ Failure.

WHITE I-‘IFE (Scarce) '

- We have imported direct from the Prcvince_oi Ontario some choice 'Nb. I While Fife of excellent quality, lrrown from stock seed. This is the best wheat in the world, and a ver_v _desirable change. Farmers should see this _wheat Give more flour of excellent quality and yieldss

well.

_ _ . RED FIFE

_This is undoubtedly one of the finest milling varieties crown. succeeds well lil i!°Qd S°i'. equrl to White Fife, suits .Our soil and climate. _

COLORADO BEARDED _ _

_ This is a_ light amber wheat, rather short, th' k berry M258 800d size, white straw and chaff, stands uplewell _ and

Qiirns early,

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iuiitotiis wiitlvr `

is a cross between Red Fife and an earl hard nd what

from India called Hard Red Calcutta Com’ ' - _ . mred with Red }"r'_§;=__filt'_=_irf°w1ns c_i_~oi> of Marquis cannot be distinguishes ta" a ___';fK__<i_¢_DU 8¢M¢_!fi\l1Sdoes not as a_ rule, grow at _ D , _straw being stiff and_ stra t of medium ength-f-not so babie to lodge as Red Fife alt h the beads °fM8¥<l\1iS¢\fe Dfopottionately heavier than e. Rioem 10 days earlier than any other kind, and makes the best of

flour. ~

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