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.-n_._ STOCK OF IMPORTED '11, n White Russian Wheat ,___ "White Fife Wheat _ Red Fife Wheat

_,_ ___ _ Marquis Wheat ' _.,.j,,_j . White Banner Oats ,__ _ ti Duckbill Barley

_ 5 Mandecheuri Barley -_,_, 'Silverhull Buckwheat

Longfellow Corn

_ Peas-Vetches

Timothy Seed, Clover Seed Turnip Seed

All the above Gnain and Seeds are -_

NUMBER ONE and fresh stock im-

‘ ported this spring. in

We “can quote specially low prices _

to.FARMERS INSTITUTES, also to

the-WHOLESALE TRADE.

Write us for prices before buying.

Central 'Guardian

ei-lor from nolmurs 'catalog

1-i-ia namunlno auuscre

of the Lenten course, Sunday even.

(Gontlliuod From Page Ono)

ng to his means. it nad obtained

l the services, of "_ oomootont _Extnh the government benches before they

ing services at Bt. Peter's Cathed- mu 'A“d"'°‘°- N° 90555315 NWS 'been added $200900 3 Ye" i0 U16 MX- rs) apo Tomotntioii ond Dnntih The brought to_light and he hoped that ”~"°“ °f the l>€0Dle. Premier for-mer wiii bo ,ionit with tnmnn nothing of the kind would ever be sfewaff Would. he had no doubt. row wooing and the inttni. the discovered. He then referred -to tho Drove to be a worthy successor of following Sunday. ‘ _ education of the youth of the Pro the Conservative Leaders he had

BUDGET DEE OONCLUD- r';g€\§l\Tlgldg:1?;lli1l;]lp(drttav!;§.Z' lilmgi :;?rg§g“u;3;0ll2i1r;¢?dy Tlile pltjiil taxi

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ED.-The Budget debate was Ulm the School System woultimbe candidates at .the election oppoiaxrd brought to a close in the Leglslat. improved and the cost somewhat the “b°"U0¥l 01 the Poll Tax. “W mst Dlght shortly ‘before 11 l€BBe'i1ed. As -to .Agricultural lEduca- The? Said if YOU 8b0llSh lilo 001| $i1:iei;n<(intl:t¢ilH<;§use went into com. tion the withdrawal by the Fed. tux. how are you going to get ei H D MCL” ei atlmiiltes with Mr, eral government of their annual the mhefffien- Fl’°m thc fisher- mimt- was msd: he tilalri Adjourn- grant .for that pul-pog9_e_von when :nan they collected taxes on the 10 a m toda Ii; 1:3 Y B i8r,kun)til they were going to build thousands ‘i Siefs they fished to the amount that- hone Y-or thee rgmar tai le of miles of railways that were not °l “teen cents 8 C386. He was members with me ex uppostt gn needed-the Provincial Govern, g ad to note that the present gov- leader wok Dart mceph onBo t e ment would go on with Agricultur- ernment Were lakllls steps towards debate- e udget al Education to the extent of their the a\’°“U°l1 Of that tax. The

'____‘>______ ;1g>(iiity_ ld M" d pvztilélewnlihennot unreaiignable. They

Minard'a Llnlment Fleiieveo Colds 1-Ji tJo tho oi(;l;:-_ont bags 'He refer E 0 my xes for the

, . get present up keep of the roads. etc. He ex-

. ‘°'*"*`*° ed by the Premier. Nothing in it Dressed great regret that the Do-

_ was hidden, nothing nnfniin Hn init minion grant to encourage agricul-

- assured that if the .government ture was to be withdrawn, and

made mistakes it would not be with that he W°“ld 5¢"°“€lY HUDD011 A the intention of doing any norm nn. resolution recommending that the

, injury to tho -into,-ontn or tiin _pm protection of agricultural products

vines Ho or-god tin, oqnitnnin inh should be increased by the govern- porter of the great Libei\al~Conser- ment °f Canada- vatiyo ,poi-ty' which nan done no Mr. McLure offered his congrat-

____,_ much for Canada and lfor this Pro- “latkéns t°hthl;5 Speakél' and '0 the

-Today Snmmnrni vince. He urged the equltaibel im- mem "3 ° t 9 K°"'el`“m€“!. i0 the addition io ner lisfg? bylglojrilsifselieig P°“‘“°“ °f ‘“"““°“ -and 'the Cm "'°"“' ‘md “”°°""°" °’ the “dale” establishments when the new firm ml 'ed"°S‘t`1°“ °f the youu* °f the and to the opposmm who are “°

oi Bownenn and Harm how com Province. He expressed the opinion Liléger rinlea Biiiieiighlliyih [tot hfnolh 51139260;

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more for educati

ents declared thaltnilllib' rtxglligxdrolis:

already sufficient. Tn ‘ believed that this was etrdzuzlgg took them at their word. They had hardly warmed their seats on

,An ~ co. Dlewly 'fitted annd stocked will oo that the best instructors in our the. Opposition was’ he said B mt

its d _ _ schools are not always the brilli » '

MIM,-_ i;\_0?S ggwgiggnefgn of thelstudenis who easily pass examiihry ing one for All Fools Day. lt is

tn th gtlons Those who ifind difficulty in "° “Ee "Ying '-0 5h°W that '-his

_ . _ _ 1 ~ -

219844 4-1 tteiil in par _ers in e new firm is weliipasshlg ‘the examinations are “hen Province has not been hhmged

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an popil arly known in Summer those who become the ,bent teach deeply into debt. He believed the

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o o 0 ow 0 0 oo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o o 0 o o o e e Bids having "Sided there f°r the ,,,,,_ H ,inn d h ` _` report or External Auditor was ous

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Ono llillrllbll

Agents Wanted

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

Four ln`\o_l-gloria ._.._.,_L_..........._ lo por uno of 5 woi-do lllht insertions __-t.___..._....__ 7° por line efliwordo OOOUOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

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10o.por_Iino of 5 words

Male Help \Vnntc.d

em EARNINGS STEADY EM-

pioyinent for Barbers. _Become expert in 8 weeks. Write Moler Barber College, Department "F" Halifax. _ 3-1-tts-tf.

AGENTS WANTED.-IF YOU wish to build a profitable busi- ness of your own, ask about the _’Wh._tlrins Line. 1'16`Faml1'y Nec- essities.-J. R. Watkins Com- paliy, 379 Craig West, Montreal, Que. 2318-8-29~1mth

AGENTS WANTED--O50 -WEEK-

ly made easily by men and women ha/ndling our fast selling Rubber Aprens and other spec- ialties. We need a .representa- tive in your locality. Write us for particulars. B. & E. Mfg., Co., Dept. 32, London, Ontario.

1-26-Sattf.

Boarders Wanted

wAN1'so-soaaoens. APPi.v _ is Euston st. 2322 4 5 11

Wanted -

WANTED-A Ci-ilLD'8 BEOOND

hand tricycle. Apply "L" care of Guardianf-2375-4-3 31.

NANTED TO RENT OR PUR. - chase. a centrally located small house. Apply "J" Box 116, City.

2118-3-19-tf

WANTED-T0 RENT BY MAY lst, eight roamed house, central location, conveniences. Address "D" care of Guardian. 1955-3-11tf.

EIGHT OR NINE ROOMED house wanted, centrally located. Apply P. 0., Box 364.

2320329 if

WANTED-EIGHT DOLLARS UP-

ward daily paid those qualifying as Electrical Battery Experts. Automobile Mechanics. Wo teucli' you, also Barber Trade. State position desired. Catalogue froe. Hemphills. 168 lil-ng St. W. 'I‘oron.to. 3-29»smw 61.

Female Ilclp \Vantcil

WANTED-A MAID. APPLV to B8 Pownal St. 2380 4 8 Bi

WANTED-'BY MAY 1st CAP- able girl for general housework. Apply between 7 and 8 p. m. to Mrs. George J. Rogers, 230 P`rhl‘ce St. 2370 4 3 31

WANTED-DINING ROOM AND kitchen girl. Apply Mrs. Mac- Millan, Morell Hotel.

/» 2298 4 4 31 _

Farm -For --Sale

ioffer for sale my farm of 90

acres, in Newton, but 26. cemtrally located between liilnerald Jet., and Kinkora. being convenient to churches, schools, shipping and cheese factories.

For further particular, apply on

promises to owner.

EDWARD. Mak-ENNA»

|820 4 5 Bl . .

._a_. F-OO-O'

HOTEL

This

N ova. Scotia Wants a

WANTED-BELL BOY. APPLY Queen Hotel.-31.

WANTED-MAN T0 WORK ON farm. Apply Shaw's Hotel Brack- ley Beach.~2362-4-2-61.

WANTED-MAN FOR FARM work. Apply to Seymour Wood, Mt. Herbert.-2377 4 3 3l.

WANTED-FiRST CLASS GAR- age mechanic, experienced in re- pair work. Apply McLaughlan- Buick Service Station, Queen Street. 31

._____________?____. Miscellaneous

Surveyor, Hermanville.

2068-9-17-lmth

REED WORK - MR . L. A. Hazurd's window Friday and Saturday. Sale later. 2294-4-4-Zi.

GERM MIDDLINGS- WONDER- ful feed for young pigs and dairy cattle sold by Carters.

_._________________ TEN DOLLARS DOWN-And $10 -monthly for thirty months buys flue larrge, well situated building lot near site for new Roman Cit- tllolic Church. Robert Cotton, Brighton. 21

$225. SURE FOR 90 DAYS WORK

distributing religious literature. man or woman may \vorl»: spare time no experience necessary. Opportunity to earn 830 to 50 weekly. Slate age and church connection. Mr. Conrad. Spadlna Building Toronto. 4-2-we 101.

‘IMPORTED FRUIT AND VEGET-

ablos. Bananas, tomatoes, head lettuce, celery, new cabbage. KITBDSS, 0l'il.Dg9S gl'BDOf\‘1l"| ¢l'£iIl‘ berrios, lemons, winesap and Spy apples. Sec cur window for East- or novelties. Jenkins & Son.

2357-4-2--il

For Sale

HORSE FOR SALE,‘GOOD DRIV. or. Apply 67 Chestnut Street. _

' 2359-4-2-Ill ,i

`FOR HALE--HAPPY THOUGHTS slovc with warming oven. Applyl 130 Elm Ave: 2390-4-4-3|; Fon sal.:-K|1'cl-len aANer:.`

nsonsble. Apply to Hugh Camp- bell, Graham's Road. 2371-4-3-Ili.

FOR SALE-FIRST CLASS FISH-

ing boat 30 feet over all 12 p. ll.

to P. O. box 445, Charlottet

2370-4 3-31.

Eaton "Climax" (new). Price re--‘. P'

He then spoke- of the fact that in

past eight years. -He was fonmeri .° ° se t 8 ma Eovem in the hnhhihg hhsinehs in T03: men; for their inoouioabin nctn and of the best ever presented to the onto and lately has hhcceshmhy em repelled the idea timt the nennin Legislature. It shows that the in. nnned in the ,fox industry. of-this .Province at-o oooh We have debtedness of the Province at the

Mn A_ E_ .Harris in .a char]°tte_a clean good pgpuiotion and n fine end of 1922 was $1,354,000. and that

town _man nnd .hns had an extehswe country_ T-he people of this Proton. at the end of 1923 it was $1.575.~ experience in the _hnying and selh ce are comfortable and weii.oii_ M 000 showing that there was an ln. inn of ments and |hoyh.weah having they have to Work not-ii it-n nii the crease of debt in one year of about been employed at .Pmwso Bros" better torthem. Hard work is good 5220-000- what is the ‘ifelm Ltd__ ini. the _past six yearn work. There are st gi-eat many new standing of the Province? Up to Ernie in also Weil known in theple ln the American oi-tion who nnw Septenlber, 1923, the showing was snorting. ,hntemity inf oh,ahhm_e_ wish they were back on the farm. 'mt what it °“3ht to be- MMV tnwn hnvinn always mheh a hm_ There is no worse fate than to have things in the Public A‘_’°°““t“ ‘"0 niinent nan in nil hmhcheh or hth_ to livo in rt poor quarter or it in,-go not nt all satisfactory. The Sink. ieiinn - city. There is no poverty not-e in ing Fund was not maintained by

The More which has heeh ihstah comparison with that of the Iblg the ‘ate iZ0V€l‘llm€I1l- They' H<l0D¢~

ind with the mast h`h_t0_date nx_ towns. The members df the Legls- ed 8 new SYSUSHI- They SON ill' tures is exceptionally well stocked 'mum represent th” l’°°Pl°7 *md mm" $100900 wmth of Bmkmg wlthavarledllnc of-merl's and boys' they sh°“1d D"°m°i'° the *Pm* 0*' fund bmds' "nd "sed the min” wear and patrons are assured or -hope. They should put their oiiooi_ received for them on current nc- Drompt and satisfactory service. _ 5,221,210 x;;’ol“:'he‘i}le“£gel1:]0°Bii They x;‘x;‘tt'hasB§facté‘;` ggifiagghghhhrgé

Both these young men am to be 9 99 U 0 Hi h si hm Fahd This one

complimented 'on their inltlatlve fmmmmee t0 Pmmofe the P"°5Pe"‘ n t G n 5 1 nhd will no douht receive thehflty of the Province. _ act of the present government will

raise the credit of the Province

iWlth reference to tho arrears of

_vo Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cheverie, increase of subsidy amounting to| ia daughter (Patricia Janette.) $20,000. or 310.000 a year more iliamforgot to say that in 1919 the ii.:-

was lost by the withdrawal of

irears of taxes left uricollected y

f soars, APn|l. sm, 1924, at 3200.000 ii-om ills capital of ills the Bell Goverment Hm°““l€“ ‘° iWhite's, Sunnyside ri new coufec- Province at Ottawa. The Llberalsl$105»000 01' 5106-000 “nd the mx”

i DEATHS

ibane, April 3rd William McKlnlay. aged 82 years. Funeral one ofclock Saturday.

BURKE-dll Iiherett Mass., Marcll 27 M~H-l‘g`8i‘Qt, while of Gordon Burke and daughter of William and |Mar- garet McGuire, formerly of East -Boston. (P. E, island Papers Please \Copy)

HU-GHES-At`hls home at iDro- more, on April 4, James F. Hughes. F\lneral.wlll leave his late resid- ence at 2 p. m. Sunday April 6 to Fort Augustus. May his soul rest in peace.

MaoKENZlE.-At his home in North Cardigan on zMa'rcll 30th, Alexander MacKenzie, age 81 years. Leaving one sister Mrs. -Flora Gil- lis, Gloucester, Mapu and one bro- ther Daniel :lt his home lil North Ciiffliiiall. (Boston and Sydney papers pleiiso copy.)

IN MEMORIAM F*

-_-& ‘

In loving memory of Mn, (C2P*~) Hohry Bquarebrlgga, - 'who -entered into rect April

6th.E |1922. Charlottetown,

INSERTED BY HUSBAND,

AN-D DAUGHTER '

no--Q

engine will be sold cheap. Apply i ° "°“ _

own. ' ‘ - - IN MEMORIAM -

___E__

Alleged Pirate

Prose) _ -A now com-

against Ray alleged pirate, United States

by Canadian here today. under $10.-

Scotia murder

vritb

lfiihabhlansfspeeoh

In Loving Memory of ETHEL iM. JOHNSON

Wife of C. C. Baker _‘-

cl||¢d ‘HONG APY" Oth, 1,23"

TNSERTE-D BY FAM"-Y .`

l - .

110° 3 1912l,McKiNl.Av-Ai his home Bridal-

$45,000 a year-so that when they were driven from power the debt of the Province stood at $1,072,000. The Mathicsuu Gov- ernment followed und. with that of Mr. Arsenault, carried on the government throughout the period ofthe war. Then the Liberals came in again and at the end of four years were turned out by an indignant electorate. Their fate was a warning for every succeed- ing government. At the end of 1881 the debt of the Province was $171,000. At the end of 1923 it was increased to $1.575,154.50. and the population wus considerably re- duced. Mr. Prowsc referred to the expenditures on Government House in previous years showing that they amounted to upwards of $700 a year. The present govern- ment has paid at thc ratc oi’ only $500 a year. There is not, he de- clared much room for complaint on that score. As to education he felt sure that thc governnlmli. would find li wny to keep the schoolil at ll. high standard. Willie economy would he practiced. llc advocated the cillilvnlloii of nn np- ilmistic spirit limi co-operation. Both farlllers and fishermen should bo encouraged. The prosperity of a nation depends upon the happy homes of the people. ln conclus- ion he warned the Opposition that lf they continued to defend tho Bell Government they would loilg rc-

myln out of office.

r. James B. McDonald continu-

ed the debate. Ho denounced the attempt of tho member of the soc- ond district of Prince to fasten upon the Hon. W. W. Sullivan thc udium of having caused the greatly increased debt of the Province. He reviewed the facts at somo length. and showed tliatihe former distinguished representative of tho St. Peters district (Sir W. W. Sulli- van) had kept his promises lu every particular. The Hon. Mr. Mathleson also had fulfilled his promises to obtain $100,000 a your in addition to the subsidy of thc Provln e.

in lxlli, the Hon. Mr. Arsenauli

said to'the people "wo want $75,000

"in loving momory’of'

:Why Aprillth, 1921.

A proololil one

which ' never

"And wsu an mam-rlo sy

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Iii ‘MEMORIAM

Mania Memonaille. (nu Helen ai-noisy). who puma

A volae .wo loved la otlilod, A piaoelo-vacant In our Marte,

We _tiiiiiin we an i\er_.iovI¢`l¢ ainlls, *_ ._ Although three years have pound,

_ lat ln. our memory oiili siiellvoa

our door dauglltm-,' Mrs. r

- ii'

from ua his gone, _)

can be ililod.

til 'tm liar. _ _ naman mo lwri-in

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tion named Cream _Toffee 49 cents came in. and over a long period oflthell lmD0S¢‘-fl were ‘WS than ‘me Pound. Ii years, caused deficits avcraglugithird the amount imposed by the

:late government. As to agricul- 'tlire he believed that the farming community will get all the en- couragement that can be afforded: for there is now at the head of the Depsrtnient is practical farmer of ability. Fur farming ls. Mr. Mc- Lure said, now on a firm financial basis. It is bringing into the Province over 52.500900- This revenue can be easily doubled and trebled. He would like to see evcry farmer have from two to four foxes in addition to his Dfegelll stock. He would like to see fur farlnlng encouraged here as in the States. We have here the founda- tion stock and our people know bet- ter than other people how to pro- duce the best fur. There ure now 450 ranches in this province giving employment to 1100 persons and it makes use of many by-pro ducts of the farm. Those who go iilto this industry should be erlucat- ed, so tllat they can develop it for themselves and bring in $5,000,000 ti year ns_a result. Mr. Mc-Lure advocated co-operative marks-ts and snid that farlnors have now in ileiil with ihc qui~si.ioll, llnw to market their proilucts l.o the host advantage. Another matter wus employment and illlmlgralloll. Ollr labor problem is quite u diffi- cult one. There are many mon hero who are now olit of employ- ment. We should first cf all sec to it that our own people have all the work they can ilo. lie hoped that when spring opens employ- ment will he afforded at good wages. The scale of wages should be raised. Everything possible should be done for the man who toils._ Mr. McLure concluded his speech by reference to the reflec- tions of the Leader of the Opposi- tion upon the Lieutenant Governor and his family and to thc import- ance of the fox research station. | Mr. J. A. McDonald was the first

speaker after tho evening recess. He compared the conduct of the Mathieson and Arsenault udminls- trations with that of the Opposition led -by Mr. Bell. As to education. roads and other matters they op posed the /proposals of their pre- decessors and declared that they could .pay the teachers well and carry out the road policy without

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of what Studebdker dloneotin °

maker f 1'; aio woiooéf” wi ‘ilk °§‘§‘°.o?»‘6,5‘o‘0 “ii

'b Our sales have almost irebled in three years, lzgillgle of our nlatchieu values. Last year,

» 7 P¢°Pl¢ Plld $201,000,000 for Studebaker

Srunaakxaa is an worlds lainie model plains.

CITE.

Come and learn why _

Come and see, before you buy a car, the

reasons for tius _aucces|. See the Light-Six T°“"“K Car. for instance. _

Built of tbe_iinest steely. Oi the very same

steels we use in the coatllest of our cars. On some we pay makers 15% premium to get just

the quill! | ¢¢iE¢d_

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Built unde ' '

com us ssogvggoenginfsirmg department which

Each car subjected

in the building to 32,00_0 separate in- spections. A Studebaker body, built by a concern which has for decades held supreme place in coach-building.

Two great features

There are many

Cl1Ol'l'|'i0\l_l Olllpl-lf.

Liberty Airp1ans~M`o¢ors. 'This la done in no other car at our prices.

Then we use more Timkcn bearings ln this

car than are used in any com titive ear within $1,500 of our price. And 'I‘°iinT::n bearings take up wear as no other bearings do.

Why this price?

The Light-Six Touring Car is in-iced very

low. Built under ordinary condii one auch a car would cost you from 200 to |400 more.

But we build 150,000 can pen year. We make

our own parts. We build our iovm bodies in $10,000,000 body plants. We have 12,500 up-to- datc machines. Our major costa are divided by

Tile result is a value no other maker even

_ tries to match in a fine car of this sin. Como

features in the Light- Six found in no rival car. But we want to mention two in par- ticular. _

The motor is per-

fectly balanced. That

‘ means _long life and

freedom from vibra- tion.

The reason is this:

We machine all sur- faces of our crank- shafts and connecting rods by 61 operations. just as was done in

How It Excels

Steels are identical with the steels in the oostliest car we make. More Timken bearings than in any competitive car within $1,500 of its price. Genuine leather cushions, 10

inches deep. Curled hair filling.

All-steel body. One-piece windshield.-rainproof. Attractive cowl lights.

Quick-action cowl ventilator.

Non-skid cord tires. Transmission and ignition locks. Perfect motor balance. _

’I_`he supreme car of its class.

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Touring. . . . _ $2000 Roadster (2-Pass.) . 1970 Coupe (5-Pass.) . . 2665 Sedan . . _ . . 2860

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. . Hon.M.Pw hedth

shale of Isummersme patronage' one dclodk vrvtilefle the Hoiisriaocibgli slid the prestige of the government '

recess . over all other govern-

BIRTHS ln the afternoon he continued mtmts- The Lena" h°' me .

inc debate. i-io reierrsa ill- t i Opposition ventends 1 at 2 _

Matson-At Hansville on the 1st all to the recent political coiitegtlzovernmevt did "Oi °°"°°* the fax' SUMMERBIDE °H`M“'°TTET°wN linst., to Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- in Murray Harbor in which he with GS Of 185* WHT ll-'i Order that B. ‘ Dealers for Prince Edward-inland

Leod. a son. his colleagues were victoriolls.}g\‘9Hl@l` deflcil might be show”

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You Cannot Judge {lalue by Price.”

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resort to additional taxation. They obtained power on the strength of these declarations, and then passed the .last Taxation Act. They dldn‘t follow the example ol' the Hon. Fred Peters and Hon. Mr. Mathie- son. They had no external audit of the accounts in that year, or un. til the following April. They did not build -public works out of re- venues. They wcnt out and bor- rowed lbe money; and so greatly increased the indebtedness of the country~thougii they also added greatly lo taxation. The year 1923 was election year, and then the road work was done not by cou- trnct but by day's labor. They did not obtain 50c io the dollar for the experlilitllres of last year on the roads. .\lr. .\icDon:\l<l stated om- phatlrally that he was opposed to day's work on the roads in elec- tion year_ Referring to education Mr McDonald said that there might not llc 50 por cent, of the stud- ents of Prince of Wales College who lull lil thc' examinations. Tile Stiperinicnrlont of Education should he tliollglit take part in the exam- inations ol' the higher schools lllrollgllout the country. But tour- llors licenses should not he issued, as lil rccollt. ycans, to persons who had not plisseii thc oxltmlnatlolls. Mr. i\ii-Donulil than referred In tho irullils of Andrew l-‘rasor Mitchell, und quoted the evidence at tho cn- quiry lo show that tho Dominion and not this -Province, should be bolfl responsible for the los-Sas sllstlllnoil by the victims of the age-lit paid -by thc Department of Immigration. A member of the Dominion Government the Hon. John E. Sinclair had introduced Mitchell to the immigration Da- partnlont and to Premler°Bell; and the -Dominion Government should therefore pay those who had lost. their money as a result of the false neprmenluticins of Mitchell. No doubt Mr. Sinclair, a member of the Federal Government acted in good faith. But .because of his action thc Dominion Government ought to make good the losses in the case. Mr. McDonald commended Mr. l\lc- Clurr~'s remarks in favor of co- operative marketing and reviewed nt some length the advcrso condi- tions under which farmers -now

labor.

Mr, McEwen pointed out that the

district he rcpmsonted was the most interesting, historically and

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otherwise, that _there is in this Province. St. Peters was at one time thc capital of the Island and the district was the scene of many important early episodes. Can- you wonder. said Mr. McEwen “that I alll proud to represent such a district. or that I do the best I can for the district and the pro- vince l represent." Mr. McEwen compared the sayings of the Ll-ber- als previous to the election of 1919 with their subsequent doings when in the government. He denounced the action of the late government in taking -money that ought to have gone into the sinking fund and us- ing lt as ordinary revenue. He onloglsed the late Premier Mathie- son and thho late Premier Arsen- ault and declared that, in his op- inion Premler Stewart was a wor- tlly successor of these able and honest men. Mr. McEwen expres- sed the opinion that the present government would maintain prohib- ition, and that it would be dit`l`li:ult to fl-nd ii better aggregation illauh that which sits in tho House and makes up and supports the present Government. 'He would -like to seo, on tllhc part oi' tho Opposition. some collstruction icrlticisnl. What iilis couillry wants is R000. hUll“‘*L constructive ability i-n lho |;0vf‘l'l\- mont and i.-lsewhero, Lot IIS he said, "gut flown to llllslne¢ls." H0 would ra/ther have cnc inatlvc born l’. lil. lslitlldcr than two ordinary' immigrants. if we inulit have im- migrants, the host we can got. are to be found ln the Hebrides and Northern Smtlanil. As lo <‘<l\\C3ll0I1 something must bi' 00110- lt should be in the lllrcctlon of agriculture. The lslanil should bo :L seed centre. for lilo continent. There should -be economy and el- bow grease. as wcll ns education. Every -man should do his duty and do it faithfully.

Mr. Mcfvcvln. nt 10.30. continued

the debate pointing out that the External Auditor had set. forth the facts. Ho reviewed these facts in comparison with the hopes held out hy the Liberals when in opposi- tion and the actions of the Liberals alter they obtained office. lt was charged that the present Gov- ernment is about to collect 8135.000 more taxes than the late govern- ment. That charge, llc said is not true.

The motion that the 1-louse K0

into committee of supply passed at 11 o'clock and Mr. Mclieiin took the chair. Several items were pas. sed -before the House adloul-ned.

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Montreal Bank Car

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where the once call-

today, efforts were also concentrat- ed on identifying the bills, wtall-' ing about $6,000, which were taken in the raid Tuesday night on the" Ccursol Street Boarding House. So far no definite results have been obtained but police are con- fident that some ofthe bills will be identified. thus linking the men and women who -were arrested during that raid. Oli Saturday, next clerks from various branches of the bunk will visit detectives; Headquarters and take their time in a mlllute investigation of tht bills recovered so as to ascertain whether they can recognize any of them. The suspects held have been separated and distributed throughout police stations in dif- ferent parts of the city. No more arrests have been made andibo' more money recovered. '.-

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towards Port Sudan. ' By 11 o‘<-.lock in the morning it

was seen that tho fire was a. eeri- ous ollo the flames spreading to llief' pllgrlnlfe baggage and threatening to ilostroy the wooden decks. I

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had got into wireless communica- tion with several vessels, nad at 1 p. nl. he asked the nearest of these the Clan liiucivornto close ln and take off the passengers. The Clan Mncivor marie haste to comply and the task of transferring the pas- sengers was completed at 6 p._-m.

The captain of the Frangesl_,an_.

asked the Clan Maclvor to proceed to Port Sudan with the pilgrims saying he would remain on board the Prangestan and endeavor to make port with lier, but shortly alt-_ al-ward the forward end of that steamer was found to be blazllw like s furnace. All hope of ex- tinguishing the fire was abandon-_ ed and the captain and crew abamif oned tho ship. Not a 'single life was lost. nor was anyone scrioul- ly injured. A -bail iieigliaci- is in mat M "ll

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