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THE Lyrasm saws ' THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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House met at 11.30. On motion of Hon. Mr. Haszsrq

th House resum d 1 "ee g codsider the Cold Storatktemgilltee to with Mr Cox in the chair. amelldmenfl t° Mr- K°””°dY'E i`°5°i‘“'

` n as fo ows:

HON. Mn. HUGHES thought ti.e

matter had been fillly discussed. He crcl spoke on several subjects in respect prov to which the province would benefit giis such as butter, mutton, oysters and sigh ther industries Th bill -

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i i I % z l A i l i i i i i i i"i4+H+¥i 4+ - _‘ car ferry will do it let the Govern- dilatory manner. He strongly pro- THURSDAY

‘ment provide it. He would support tested against the substitution of d rc

. any Government that would secure the the amendment for the original m0_ AF;VI;;l{i;?;0l;§’.s;T;BIl2);3rd.

- sdiudiestion of this question- He em- tion. In connection with this elalin -

phasized the importance of the Trans the nnltnde of the Government must _House met at _3.45.

H%d+ "°"°-*i°" ‘i“°Sti°n and said all mem- ini eonsidered in respect to its pest An Ant resvsninnz Incorporation ol

_ MONDAY t bfrsbilhizuld unilga with( theupne object achlevemengn along the Bama lln¢n_ _the Tyla; Véi11i;ytiDairying Comfpaaiy

~ own Temperance Associstio ° ° “ii_i"g fe WHS 01' 6 WFDHEH He was speciall pleased with the W" ""5 9- is m°- »

_ Saturday March 19, 1910, read a third time and passedn was now existlngx He asked that every lden ol ,_ memheil- ol me Gave,-nmenn t HSN. MAR. I(;JqUvl6l_1§ISK.EYilinhreh1>alKy

' Y cham ioning the cause of the claims 0 °ii~ i`~ ° i “ms 93 6

t of thg Province. He. quoted some of i`°°°iVed 5- Pei"-i‘7n ii`°m iiiiiflbil-ant” ii the expressions of the local press in °i Lots 5' 3» and 9- The matter Wm

connection with the existence of pro- be i°0k°‘i iiii-0 this YW"- vineiel elslnis in whieli it was elaine- MR- M°KINN0N asked ae to the

mend Resolution by striking out cd that the province was being gal,-_ cost of the Education Commission to Hillel' th* Word "Wi19l"°8B" in I-hd ly treated and which referred to sub- date-

sidies, etc. In connection with the HON- MR- HASZARD “id Uni? B winter hosts he ssid it had seen sug- srndli amount of the expenses had gested that the Provinee should only been Dnid- He said the dost wnsnoe

to consider the Cold Stora e Bill all

MR DOBIE said care should be ex- tio

sed in this matter and said the nl? ince is not as well fitted now to ll;-5 rantee $25,000 in bonds as it was lng t years ago. He said the Op- T

° ' ° had feceiv- position did not deny that cold pe..

ed 1'-l1° BUDPOFE of the commercial Sto men of the province. He did not neon think it necessary to prolong the Enid debate. cren

MR J A MacDONALD `

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was felt that the Government had the no light to place the proposed com- ` M

pany in ltdhe Bdlvantageous condition sion wit

h t ‘f ' -_ ' ~ - _

ll . H `l th O ` I -

of little use to the country districts. tho er e sm( 8 pposlt on Seng" rates' . _

did ll th ex

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I-Ie no ink they should be al- poi

. nts- ther handicapped by exorbitant

lowed to speculate ln any or all ven- The reading of the bill was then press Chnl-gen and lnferlor “pres

roceeiied with and some discussion nervlce-

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tures. He approved of co-operative p pork packing. He would suggest that c the Cardigan district be asked to t vote on the Cold Storage in the cl- t

of the farmers of this o province He said the traders d

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worked for their own benefit Far - wou

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ers were at a disadvantage without cold storage. He said (llisrlotcegown as the central location in the Pro- b

Vince, was the proper place for ii silo

cold storage plant. » MR JAMES KI<l'\'NI°ll)V ieaki 1

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ill connection with ii loss siistaincil mil ill butter ill 190!! liiiiilti-_il out that ill ing

1 9 0 8 butter wus niiirketcil ugrccd to. ,en

rlty was not sufficient. He A farmers would not get any in- to

ntry should be considered before of company. A

had been protracted and did not

ilglit the bill defective in _ many A

nsued on clause six which provided A

hat the Commissioner of Agricul- way

ecuon of a candidam Siioiilii become an, er diiifio iinsotisfsetory and the 'rinie 'rabies

MR- _LAIRD Blioke in the interest pail

ber of the Board of the Com- for

el berations at Board meetings, and A

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MR DOBIE said the clause would A ring reflection on the Commissioner this

ulil anything unforseen occur. nhrl The (llause was agreed to. eral Another nnlcniling clause ln-0 ved by Hon Mr I-Ins'/.ai'iI respect- tion thc ciiiitriil of rates and tolls was wit

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.ealers greatly ovi\i~itoikoiI Wh.-n lb.. conlniitlvv bi-_ lliliiptoil. Moved by com

:rice fell many di-uli_»i.~ .suflvieil fiom 511 /`.1e.reverse miirkct iinil cold .~itoi~iigc MC

would not have helped them. lin isiiiil mittee bc not adopted bilt that it be vn,»l,,nn lllnnlnlltlen of mn. people nn_

above its villiie and lt

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Miifliiosoll mid seconded by Mr ,mln ilili that the liiliiil'-t of the com- mon

Cold Storage wnlild not bettcr oin- r‘f""iVi‘<l tliiit H0 Sl/Stem Of C0lil der

ditions in the province. He spoke on sto

freight rates and showed the differ- fl

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ence in rates to Quebec -ri:-i Picton cold storage wareliollses at George- F and Pt. Du Chene from Kensiuirioii. f-Own and Snmmerside as well as in the

HON. MR. MeMlI.LAN spoite of if

the evolution in farming metllodf; in sl

this Province in the past years. .lil Ie referred tothe claim hy Opposi- HHS ion members that there vriis no illil .ioney for dcrili-rs in handling pork. tl*

HON. MR. I-lllfll-IICS pl'i~ss=_litcil a

contract between the Govclnimciit nnil in the Steam Navigation of some ycni-s ti past and said this would be reiluired m again and obtained again. dl

MR. IRVING said (Yold Storage l“l

did llot create a monoply. Tile cu- the

tablisllment of a pliint was a public

liccessity, he was in favor of the On _

HUN. MH. I'lll(}Hl4]i7l Sflld Illle Sill). Citgd 3, nllmbgr 0|; prumjsog nf; that ct \vas.of vital importance and had time_ He spoke of -,ho floficlcg of :hc

--cold curing-I ental,llSl,ment,, wlllnln been a matter of riiucli discussion in P_

he claimed, had in the past enhanced I U10 `

pill. _

HON. L. MCDONALD spoke on 10

the value of chcese.» _

MR. McKIN=NON suid the'farmcrs ill

were not in the best position to-be- *lil _ . cflt by cold storage isystem. He said l>l0dS0ll lf’ S90 it i““l been broilght BF 1 was claimed thc province was in- llcf

i"i.e bonds. He said 'this was not iii'

gilt. He said facilities for ship- iii

_.lent would be of a great dual more P0

,good to farmers than storing facili- ', r - 1

lihtgied E311;Eg<;)i§dgf¢:olld`l:toli§g§cci;)y:- said the fact was not genera y tliorities could be forccd to lic: if

rage will meet the requirements of Slot

li province unless it provides ` for tors

llalllottctoivn and such other central all lipping points as may be necessary tho

the public interest for a colitinll- qiics

c goods friini the place of origin this

unjust and coiitral‘y to the pilblic

oil sllould be given hy the Govern- bln

cut special advantages not open to wng l com ictitors On bein uf to the 'th

f 1 -~ / if P f - wi

mise the latter motion was lost and tntioii facilities ivcre ii mill-k of pro,-_

<H`il-final mfiilllli Cai`i'l\’-ii i5 '$0 13- perity. He knew all wuilld agree that

The House resumed the discussion this

the Tmilsportation Question. prop

past by Boards of Trade, etc vi

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ight ratcs is in the hands of the on nistcr of Trade and Commerce. He th

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tem of transportation. He claimed lm0\\‘Il fliollilll it iS Of mlicll Siifliific' this

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xselggleer nfs?l?;\l(lvrgi-lghicei-lyegglfl iiates and showed the excessive, the past thirty years. He ri-f»>l'l'ed to

° nrgcg being taken hy the three the necessity of C ~’I Stol‘ili',»: in

ul system. Hc spoke of export shipments and spoke of .he Jiiiilway rl loonl rates prevailing in the wharf as an aifeomodntion io ship- her provinces and said the proviii- pers.

-Mil. MATHII-ZSYIN ngreiid with ll

s iind conditions as the other pro-I great deal that b-id bi-in said by the nccs. He said he had been work-` tivo previous sl.c.lkr-lr. i-lc said the

he matter for the past fif- Opposition had ali"./nys _ret uciied

the opinions of Boards of Trade was dll

not sufllcient. lm

HON. L. M8.CDO'NALD Said that fOr all

two or three years the factories in Ot the province sent one cheese each C0 month to Charlottetown to be cilred Il? by cold storage. This was done for Yi experiment. Farmers would benefit by iii

g on t

, _ ~ ~_ 1 that the Board of 10 (md storage' He quoud Mr Ruddlck tezlileyealiiis been agitating for claims of the province iw.-re in cori-

deration. Hi .vould have liked to

oil the question. V Ti

MR. DOBIE said the discussion im is being improperly prolonged. He tn

. id the Oppositioll are not oppoield H3

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. 1; tllyeeiggireghlggdg shgilldghave th; tliim iiV-"Will 5i“’“l le P voice of the people on this fiiidntiiiii U"

He said there was not sufficient in-~ th formation before the House on the lid

subject' “hut to report back on the feasibility ln

Progress was reported llnd the m

House adjourned at one o'clock un- Of

til three o'clock Tuesday afternoon. I ZH

WEDNESDAY he sn.,-nil if government management

Tuesday, March 22nd, I

Alr'rEnNooN sfsssiou r..tes applied to ilnlmffs “E We" “B

House met at three thirty. cx

HON MR HASHARD taliled me shui systiinl. He referred to the rex- cd fur the original motion of Mr.

wg mmm, which were helng looked Kennedy. There were points of differ-

iliformation asked for by Mr McK_ili- I non ln respect to the liidilclltion I l‘ommission.

The Trustee llill and the Summer- t

side Incorporation Act were read a _s

tlilrd time and Ilildddli- l

Ari Act respecting (lovernlncnt all- fn

nilities was readial€.1iii~iltti%l:>v‘sig::fl i‘_;ith rmimcd mms wus desired and

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passed on a ntra gi lar Y

An Act to Incorporate the Georiie' s

.if so Read (‘.ai'efiillY ill” willow"

nl nn of Ii slciil wi-akiicsnz “|10 “`f"" f

veply ambiiiiiliis and bt-fore wc I.-ft Itirli - t I 1

' ., ~. ., _ _ , , ' lai re-

chester, two yours H1153 ':Ii_‘°n""`1‘,`:!:H`:§il‘Isrlnctlon of the “lenald B5 i ed the State lllillliii H ‘-X - cel c 1 and fm. mau.|c“lntl.,n_ ilut \~.'|ii‘|i i-ilie Hn onli] the Boards of Traie

cn; I-lc gave particulars of freight m

was entitled to the same Privile-

provcd conditions in the transP0i”- Si tion, He thought there. shouldlse

c govcrnineiit control and n0t Sl

rec companies. The matter should passed. 'l‘hc irilnrmnlion gwiii bv thc

Th H member would deal with the matte

6 Olise then resumed commit- in a true patriotic spirit leaving ou

sed prices. The people of the fern

its trade relations;

l'~ Ml' lVldtlli€S0n Claimed that ilnsuited to the reasonable require)

nly slinrcliolders could take part in ments of the pe0ple_

nd Whereas Oilr present telegraph

in C0Iiii0f1ii0H00 be Of H0 Vdl service should be improved and the

“ei rates reduced; _

nd Whereas The Government of

iight these matters to the atten-

hout obtaining any apprecialilo

wus inovcd flint the report of thc Lin It 'l‘h@|~of.,|-c llngolvrgil thai; a

urther Resolved that copies of

the Federal Representatives of

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system of v<.il<\ sidings of perish- -inion Government the granting to

thc ilestinntioli und fiirtller that it ments nskerl for-_

MR. COX ill rising to second the

ii-rest that nny l>ni‘tie\11n1‘ Corllorn- resolution said that the great trou-

with resolutions fronl corporations

E. I. R. and the facilities pio-

. . . ded. He thoiigllt the f;me had ar-

sliiii the iirovinco hns been under rived when the i-it-lin shouhl be pro- nilvnntagcs in this respect IOP vided for. He .vo'i1il :igirate the one rtv- Seven yenrs-Past and was service system. In ..»pni.kir_r of the

iilc route he expreiisel liiiiisolf as

orc the House and liolged to hiligtr favorably imp,-n.;o.;,l with 'lher pm.

' ' " ‘ ' cxircssioiis from n1l,inem ers. e osed plan. He ai_'reed‘tliat tie an

irring no liability lil guaranteeing lutcd rates by mil and steam sh0w_ llustment of the freight mtes was E

tbe existing excessive rates. He matter which means nillch io ‘ thc

iutcd out that the control of Province. He sllggosteil joillt action

e Opposition and tin-:ight ihc au-

atters had iliipl'o\'ed suiiiev\'i:at ill

t be a dissenting voice on thelside of the House carried i.‘-.stead of cstion :ind that the transporta- the amendment as the two were prac-

rll laced under tically the shine. Ile f~i.‘d in 1906 ii

milar lcsoiiitifin was ll-*.animi.iiilly

political feeling. He moved a

t line and substituting the follow-

in lieu thereof :

he prosperity of any Country de-

, ds in a large measure on its faci-

nfge was ii Splendid lililiig but N16 lities for transportation ;

nd Whereas t s desirable tha

. _ I R MATHIESON Said the fliSCllS- this Province be put on equal footing

h the other Provinces of Canada

nd Whereas This Province is fur

nd Whereas the P. E. Island Rail

the past years have been entirel

Province, the Board-of Trade ollr Representatives in the Fed-

Parliament have repeatedly

of .the Dominion Parliament

ess;

mittee of this Legislatllre be np- ted to mi:nlol‘laliv.e the Govern- t of (lanrlda setting forth the

existing cirpiimstances, and to in- iipon an adjustment of the mat- complaincd of;

said memorial be forwarded to

Maritime Provinces with the rc- t that the urge upon the Dom-

Pruvince of the s`aid improve-

that they shame/I to drop iir.iI er away. EIe .said good fzranspr r-

province had not been crested

erly since tio-ifcrliwntion. Ile re-

he part of file Government and

course \\'fli: piiriiilcil. .I-le said

I

int action when :be rights ind

e the resolution moved from his

its natural isolated position suf-

lt --hh hy an independent mover was viil.ill,I.'>. lie said' inc

mlgllliiii iiiliipointed by the Govern- members of the Executive were the

a onc mnilagenlent system. The Math

oiithpiece of the -Il-ivnl'iinieil*.. Mr.

ieson was spenlting \\b=li the

iisiuy of $12,500 now pad to tlieiHonse adjourned at six o'c!'»'=k to

in '-

_ ,_ _ -, fadny orso. He li "iii 'ntfll(I“1i`()ll}l_H(l_Uli. tinletablesi ill acted on. He referred to resollitions "lit v‘_n___} 'hmm been mont nnnnhln. lii'ol><isrd regarding school hook mat- “c>`t(,,,,`, i lic referred to the tele- ters which had been acted on in a

>rcvailcd He said the exc0SBlV€

. . t 1 n instance when fl

lights il list by the three if

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who by a. commissioil lit Ottawa sit- 0

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,.m,|,`n(.l-vice saying ii better service

_ tt ni; being consider- uid thc ni)l;ké2l‘0tWme laying of mm

niil this would greatly facilitate

hough thc Board of Trade had agi-

vid~d for the matter

no not allowed to liroccci _

lemanil for ll UHF l"0ri`l at ' the o inhci., 'Tho matter wanted hilt the D

team Nnvlnnl_loh Company would meet again at eight.

Neglected Colds

;-glillringlhiillljil water front in the city

`|`¢ YOU NCf'V0U5» weak 'I lcmlinir to the difiei-ent wliarves- He

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*_* slllpping direct to Montlcal but, al

' t I the inflammation nisi-ies laiiill to

ing Story Told by nn Interested mten nhl.. for years und thc aying t

Mother. o

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“Au her llfe my ilaiiglit-il' sboiici t

f rails was IJFO 0 » ‘ He mem to thc lungs.

ioneil il move made in respect to thc more than you can nlake new fingers

'v il the siim>oi‘t 0! the il"‘“m°“”' in its nnnl and always fatal stage.

EVENING SESSION.

House met at eight-thirty. MR. MATHIE-SON contlniiing the ebateysaid there was no reason why he amendment should be substitut-

nce in the two. He thought the re- olution of 1906 should have been

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Unless a. complete ciirc is oflic-ctod,

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hc throat, bronchial flllfcs, and fibrin

You can"t make new lungs any

r a new noso-hence consulliptioll ls ractically incurable. (latarrllozonli can bc cured, except

(latarrh sufferers, meaning t-hos

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got through the exams rlic wn,-i in Di`lV‘ii" llldlvmuuls had one 8 n

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vel- our ohapc~in fact, shi nas than H,;].:).,:;T5 iazilvtlxélgélrt mg nfgtsen trouble, etc., can all be cured right

ure

posltieely- weak--vncry thiii-her Hifi" t

. ll ‘_ th.

was pan, and the nllghteiit t-xcition He wanted it handled fu y .iv l=

put her out of breath and made licr I

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heart beat terribly. So very miser n;;l;;i;itr;tleilu:iat theidlegmamre which

I had not taken

lliiesgddgrcanfl liov' ill#-t it in before the Hoiloic it should receive

able did she feel with weakness Bild other llumeroiis troubles that I Will

not mention, she would not lgliife been sorry if the end had come. h S made me try every*-iil"K ii’ make er

strong. After so many faililrestyoitl can imagine my delllllt. fo "nd ha, Ferronone, after only two boxes hd( iieen tiilnin, » sdded srestlv .i° ff strength and color. It ,will always, be, A wonder to me how that medi- cine Ferrozone brought LUCY baifk to health. She used in all eight b0165- Today she ls stron!! ami 1"” i"“ "l life. She has no more weakness, no more troubles, nothlnflf Wfvnll' with

her tha; would piilllvher down again. Ferrolone did it al .

d Luc P. ‘WiIllston.

' (Sigue ) y Hatteras.

.Ferrozone is the tonic of 1lfe- Of health-of good spirits-it iniilies the sick well-the weag '8tli¢:l\8;;‘;‘;Pb;':t" alwa s looking an ee n¢ ' Tryty it, one or two tablets wlth meals Fift cents e box. Bl! or

rcss‘ so that thi- public will become'1;ako medicine into the stomach-yoii

a

o to _o to Ottawa

tcdtlire ‘li-lllithogiight the mat- on was of more lmP0\'i~l“°° at the ter ng gli-ne than the tunnel itself. llilrifsgaid the winter stenmers could

i' ll ' ds

l around on minor errdn

gl innneggense of the country. d

tl with the other pro

€f`i‘nlfi;ls‘.lAl-{h0(lnc'fl;f.loncd ri recent ship-

list a large sum by neglect of the

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g'(lii'il:"is'ill`tl? This amount was unfafrli’

tlioiigii the liiult was with the I. C-

’ - ii tl iuu isets. He

11 serious colisfderation and advoca-

I

.. in summer hu ln winter instead d

The pl-nvlnce should be Dlaee on I

Ing of smelts by a citizen who had t

O later recovered R Hlim lil

charged UP io the P` E' I' R' even ‘c

Guaraiileed to Cure

est antieeptics are thus sent to ever

-germs ails killed, foul secretions arq

and cure comes quickly.

sat, if the pure healing vapor of Oa-

tarrhozone is ‘breached-sneezing and coughing cease at once, because irri-

it, to cure your winfur ills-it's plea- sant, safe and» guaranteed in ever

with colds, sore throat, bronchial

at home by inhaling "Ciitarrhozone."

In using Cntarrhozone you don't

ist breathe a healing, piny vapor Ireot to the 'lungs and Iailrwpnssagai.

Catarrhozone

The purest ‘balsa/ms and the great-

pot where catarrbal trouble exist;

esflroyed, nature is given a chalice,

Colds and throat troubles can't

ation is removed. Use Catnrrbonone to prevent-use

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ilgaild §}h_eR1T'vl!ithIciu§a:;.r:l?iln-8 Hi .I“““."i"i: :sz

P. E. Island. This rov nc

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82.50, all dealers, or The Catarrho lone Co., Kingston. CN1°d5-

asklng 3 great deal and transporta- tion rates sholilil l>° °‘U"'t°d' Il °

size, 50c. ati all dealers. Beware of substitutes and imiitatlons. By mall from the Catarrholone Co., Kings-

Two months’ treatment, large size, uaranteed to cure, price S1; small

been lessened by a compelisation

with freight handled originally

|ircight, especia`Iy if meat prodilcts, ‘while in trallst was a point con tallied in' the original riisoliltion wllich was being left ollt of the um- cndment. This is an important point and should -be recognized as such. He would like to hear what the Gov- ernment propose to do when this resolution is passed.

HON. MR. RICHARDS spoke on

the importance of the resoliltion and of the many disadvantages suffered on account of the isolated position of the Province. He explained that no blame for this should be laid at the doorof the Liberal Government, Regarding the winter steamers he thought that it would be better if the Government owned the steamer; and managed them. He thought tho Steam Navigation Company had been misrepresented. The rates on their boats are lower than on any other Cf>mP_HnY'S _steamersin the maritime Irovinces-if _not in Canada. He quoted rates which carried olit this contention. In addition, he said, thc ¢'0mDany had commodity and special rates. Sueaking of the subsidy, hc Said the C0mDany was subsidized for CH1”l`YiIil-T freight. The tender was for the carrying of the mails only. The subsidy is not two-thirds of c0st` of coal consumed in a season. The sub. Sidi' averaged about thirteen dollars per trip. He said the boats might be sold oilt to the Government. He lloped that the transportation service of the future would be greatly gn. ldrior to the present facilities. His imagined the Telegraph Service on he Very good, in fact he saw litltle

groiiinil for complaint.

MR. MCLEAN exllressed pleasure

on hearing the speech of the me ber for Charlottetown in the aftel‘d;lvon_ H0 Bald tlierd WHS a distinction be- tween a company that controlled n miollopoly of the service in respect to others which are sllbsld-ized on oth.” routes. He referrrid to commodity rates ashbeing in use on the I. (i_ R, hilt not on this province. He did not iihink a committee would accomplish much. The greivances set olit in writing* and forwarded to this author- ities would be the proper pl-ain. He said ,the management of the P. E. I. R. was bad. He said a commission would in all proliabtility be me!! with almost insurmountable obstacles If they ever go ‘to Ottawa and would not be properly fortified to argule

with experts.

The amendment on being pilt was

carried on a straight party vote of

l5»-13.

The House went into committee to

consider A Bill to Amend An Act

nient of Judigments.

The bill was read a second time.

The House went into committee to

consider A Dill to Amend An Act Incorporating the Red House Dairy-

ing Association.

The Hollsii adjourned llntil three o’

clock this afternoon.

woMAN is rua Barren--Barlali uAl.r

Man ollly thinks he is the lord of

creation. His, in reality, is the puppet crown. 'l`he power behind the throne pulls the strings. Woman rules by wit, by art, by subtlety; blit chief of her weapons are beauty of face and grace of line.

Women feel their sovereignty grow

Ii-,sn sovereign, therefore, as their weight increases. ...This is a fatal er- ror. To prevail, women must be graceful. Man will not escape slav- ery, but he will be some one else's i-ilflve. That’s the eub.

Dominate your figure by means of

Marmola Prescription Tablets. Re-

duce it, If necessary, or hold its trimness intact. You can .lo Q by taking a tablet after every meal and at bedtime. That is the only re- quirement. No exercising is neces- sary, no dieting need be done. The tablet, unaided, will take off a pound a day, and best of all, first of all, where it shows the most, as on chin, abdomen, hips, etc.

Anticipate 'no ill effects, only ad-

vantage and a strengthening of your bondage over some mon, ___Th¢ gnh. lei-S M2 inexpensive, one large case (obtainable of the Marmols- Co., 1201 Farmer Bldg., Detroit, Mich., ,or any good druggist), costing only seventy- five cents, and they are also nonin- jurious, being made exactly in ec- dance with the famous fashionable formula, i oz, Marmola, j os. Fld.

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Ex. Colours Arolnatic, Si oil. Pep- permint Water. _ ‘

be elisrged with one hull ofthe eost vet known but it would be fully nov-

_ of- the six months service of the "ed bY I-he estimates- '

nd Whereas this Province owing hosts. He did not think the life sev- HON- MR HAS-'HRD said in re-

ing stations should be charged to the l’iY if’ Mi- M- Kei'i“9dY that 110 P95*

B SBVH0 illlildlcall' in the matter province. The steamers Glllnare and tion had been i`e°°iV°d "Um the in'

Petrel were also similarly charged li`8-'bil-*mis Of 398 View Wgafding lille

li as well as fishing boilnties. He also Uliefling Of 8 MW l`0tNl~

referred to the Souris Fish Dlier HON- MR- HASZARD l>i‘0H€Ii*10ll dn and other items. in the pest the Art to nrovide for s new Queen's Government had not seted as they County Jail. nn set respecting the should on former r-esolntlonm He appropriation of certain lands for an

- presented a complltattion from the Experimental Farm; _Q-_lid ii biii U0 - Auditor General’s report and showed °°"'95ii'i`i`iiI'° Vi’-iiii amfmii the 399655*

the difference between the actual re- ment ACU Wiiicii Were read ii iiirit ,port and the report as given_ cred- time- - i-nce in the press. He spoke of the HON- MR- HASZARD mol/ed that

train arrangements are most railway wharf in this city on whloh a committee of five members be‘ ap-

Iie claimed money had been wasted pointed to . memorialize the Domin- on ri poor job ond the hill for which ion of Canada in respect to provin-

- was charged against the local (lov. cial claims re transportation, etc.

ernment. The provision saying the The f0ll0Wl!1§ Wefe H1>D0lnted. Hon. Government has repeatedly In-ought Mi- HHSZ“i"i. HOW MF- H‘“§i1°€. H011 the matter now complained of before- MF- Ri°l1dl`dS. MT- C01 and Mf- the Dominion cannot be sunpnrtiil by A£€fieW~

, the opposition. He said ine i;i.-.~ein- The House went into committee to nient lied not done ii.. i-est to rein- consider the Proposed amendments to cdy the present .lirliciiiin-,e_ lle ng;-ef, thr. Charlottetown Incorporation Act. what assurance there wus fhllr. this lVlR~ MA'l`HiES0N th0“f?.l\i that propoi~;ition wiiuld no: lc iittcnded Slime fliSCf0tl0l18-Ty IHJWUF Sll0illil ll? with results similar to foliilier rrliiilil- BX0I‘<!lH9il S0 f-hall f-he lYf1y"i‘°ilf-3 f‘0!‘ l.irilis_ (lther provin-",es, lliil oilually permaiieuit walks could be regulated

interestcil, cannot siillIcie|i:_Iy lui! 1'. to Suit all CUIHSDS.

Iii, Island at the pl'c.~lrllt limo. He Mit. AIISENAUI/l‘ thought that said the claim for compen:-lution for certain of the permanent walks excessive freight rates had not been Slwiilil li€ H Wliiilii Clldfgd 01i`l3ll9 CitY»_ llrcsscd, Iiegardillg the P. E. island The House wont into 'committee to ltailway deficit he said ir. siloilld have consider an Act to incorporate th-e

.roin the 1.o.n~. for feeding itnt 1ine_ Progress was resorted and the

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_tile l’.E.I.Il, Tile careless Iidlldling off

Town of Souris.

'House adjourned at six ofclock to meet at eight. If IGVENIXG SESSION. '

l The House met at eight thirty und iwas moved into committee with Mr. Laird in the chair to consider the (fontroverted Elections Act. The bill received its second reading which took up all the evening session aad House adjourned at eleven o'clock to

meet again this morning at ten.

BAD KICK FROM A HORSE.

Alta., says: "We have proved Zam-` Bilk, of great value on the farm. -'L was kicked by a horse and siistairiv_~_.l a nasty wound, which finally tiilynell to on open sore, This cailseqr mf, considerable pain, llut as sro-n as Zam-Buk was applied, I got r_ic1iof_1n a short time Zam~Buk_comp1c-cely. healed the wound. '

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Stallo, 19,_ daughters of the only daughter'of Mr. and Mrs. McDonald, St0FHf-ld fOr Cheese? Not mlicll. As

"My father sustained a had burn

Zam-Buk is also asure cure for-

scesses, cold cracks, cuts, scratches, f burns cllil'd'ren's rashes, and all skill

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FOR TWO GIRLS.

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grand-daughters of Alexander Mc- g Donald, Standard Oil magnate, wllo H

Cal., will come into the possession 0

The are Laura 17 and Helena b

and who died uve years ago ill New B York. ll

vorced wife of Dail Hanna, wllo was C

daughters alid they were constantly

chair when he died suddenly. S

Tile Misses Stallo will hriiig his S

ill Uiliciflnati. They are his only i`1

One plan Mr. McDonald had was il

that cnch of the young women should W choose her own husband, and that

Mr McDonald was a believer in i what he called the good old-fash- 5 ioned way of marriage," and often

H118 f0I‘ themselves, not for anybody e se. .

lNS'.l‘ITUTE MEli}'l‘lNG

NORTH THYON.

Meeting opencil at 7.90 p. m.,

March' 3rd, President Cameron lil the chair. . The minutes of the last meeting

were read and approved.

The president introduced I’rof. J.A.

Clark, who began his address by giv- ing a description of the Experiment- al Farm-what had been already done in the way of draining and pre- paring the land for next season's' work. He also told of what they in- tended 'to do in the way of experi- menting with the different grains, grasses and roots, also frilits. A large amount of information was al- so given about the growing of affai- fa, mixed grasses, peas, oats, and home grown turnlp seed. He strong- ly recommended the treating of our seed oats with formalin to destroy the smut. A discussion on potatoes and their diseases and club-root ini turnlps was taken part in by nearly all present. Prof. Clark concluded by advising our farmers to sow nothing but the best of seed of all kinds.

A vote of thanks was tendered the

speaker and acknowledged by him.

This was a good meeting with a

fair attendance of farmers, consider-

ing the short notice given.

A marked feature was. the number

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7-)ear Siri-YOU l1&\’€ Driilieil the reaches there sometime in the_..;‘~i

ivir. I. s. Kelly, of lvisri..erville, '_ '

eczema, ulcers, ba-d leg, piles, ab- E

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diseases. Obiiainable, driiggrfsts and Eh

stores, everywhere, a0c box. or pi-st th

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by falsehood.

face the-er-“aIligator".

This -is the how of li, Mistress Housewife. _ Brown or "Graham" Bread is made from Graham Flour. Which, of course, fs just common f/our wif/1 f/ie Bran added-lots of if, 'from 25 to IOO per cent. maybe. Now, Bran is nothing but the worif_y fibrous /lus/rs 0/fhe wheat berry wh_‘_i ;h are uflerlyindigestible inthe hurluan food fube, and therefore abxaliuely use/ess as nufrfnlfs.

Jus! about as nourishing, you see, as powdered brick bats; mklihiag well eat an orange plus the skin, a banana plus the peel, a ciscoaiiul plus the s_heIl.

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So fhat, Madam, if YOIJFQ browri bread contains 25 fo B0 ner ¢eni_ bran, li/arsefhan use/ess_ 3-5 food, ips a very costly fad. Aren’t you paying' lm, much for your whistle? _ Then Ihinkihaf while broad made f"°m FIVE RUSES llour contains "0“’<1-‘/2 U' "/U. being 100 per cent.

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M°"°°V9'-`-_ fhe sharp, horny partl- °l°5 in ‘JV an-charged flour (Graham) “ind 'HU frrifafe the arimenfary tract.

Wlilch reminds you of the Brown Bread prejucyce, the Whole' Wheat Idea and the Food Fads_ ' I If, Madam, you will kindly introduce us lo the brilliant Individual who started the fallacy that Brown Bread/ ls sounder, more ~ substantial, more sustaining than Wh/'fe Bread made, say from FIVE ROSES flour. we will gladly undertéke fo put hlin rigrhf. . For, you see, we deny the allegation rlfid, If--necessary, would

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Here’s the iT1'uth, Madam,

About Brown Breads c I

A prejudice, you know, Is an imaginary frufh enllreljsurxoundcd

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Wi'i'ness the result of many scien- !iUc tests : ' “Any affempf to ea/ brown bread lhru “limes daily u/ifhaut i`nfer°mi'ssi`on vel y “quir/rly resulled in :effing up a diar- “rhaza u/uh we//-niarked dislurbance "of ihe stomach. This was one ol/Ihr "many vu/uable confribrdions fo science "of Sir Lauder Brunton _who established "the /arf o/ this cumu/.iliue ir/flaring “ef/ect and enum gave fa Ihe resultant “f'rri'faf127n the 11'!/e of “BRO WN "BREAD &`A.S`TRl77.S"'. '

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We fell YOU this. Madam, lest you lend foo ready an ear fo the calum-

nies against White Flour.

For we make FIVE ROSES, and from if YOU can make bread infi- nitely marc subsfanfial, sounder, ms/fer, more w'fali`zl'ng, more diges-

ffble and healf/WI than the very best ' of brown or whole wheat breads l Ay, Madam. and in/i'm`te/y cleaner--l, 1 for II`s Impossible to purify ibe Iow- grade flour and brnn In brown bread like we clean FIVE ROSES FIVE ROSES breadsluffs will leave you beI1ero// bar/l in /i._.:.’:h and pa. /ref- b00k. 1 Our word on lt. \

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i'.or Guardian:

.pinions of the members of the Leg islatilrc and the Board of Trade, bu I

of _ r, , _ _ sion seems to me to be of vital in te

a chance to be heard.

the uaranteein of the builds of til

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I land Cold Storage Co. In

. - . the first place, who are the com

arsukgls nl§§"he_;iihlc;&E3fEA:`klzgglegllae pany? Can you give us the names

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;;;lt'lJl;°:§iIf $1111 :v,ei.0%;;I:§0u2£1?:;“é arate concern to the proposed pack-

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f the shareholders? Are they asep-

ig company-? We look at it this way: company is launched to run a cold

torage business and will issue stock o the amount of $25,000-and the rmers, the taxpayers, are (through eir representatives) to guarantee ose bonds. Now it looks to us at if we guarantee those bonds we

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have_il’t seen anything from the pen a live farms and as this discus- 5

There seems to be some mystery in

the minils of the country people re

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it starts for Charlott tiiin

noon, probably too late to 'e`

‘loaded that day. Two days and ~

ghts in the heat-just taken our i cool curing room.

The members have wasted cons.

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rcst to the farmers, I would crave ci-able time talking poultry. 'An'

there is a man now in Summerside nilvcrtising to take the whole crop of 1910 at a good price.' We don’t want cold storage for that. If they are bciind to give us cold storage it should not be confined to Charlotte- town. What about pork?

It may be a good thing for the

`pncking company in Charlottetown, as November thc men who have the cold storage plant can handicap every lo- cal dealer on the Island, and instead of (Ii lalld. _ ‘

when the big killing takes place in

helping the farmers will be able to ear) the market all over the Is-

lilggs? yes, whcli eggs are low the

free from Liam-Buk Co., Toron-to, for m g Price' those bonds. They go on thc market

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CIN`(`-INNATI, March 22-The two They will have the Government's

died Friday night at Long Beach, will fail and another annual deficit

of his estate of $15,000,000. W

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list also uarantee the interest oil can buy imil hold them ff-W H- illglldl'

price, hilt where will the profits come to us farmers, who are guaran- tceing the whole thing 7 Do' we want cold storage for mutton and lambs? Scarcely. What we want is some- thing to bust the combination that hires the steanlcrs away ahead and shuts off independent buyers from coming hcrc for our lambs. "

Cold Storage, yes? as it is now plnnilcd if carried ont, can sit side' by side with the telephone, the tele- graph and the trans ortation on -

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a first class investment. In fact,

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cy will be Government bonds and ll be snapped up immediately ,and he holders won’t care _what becomes f the compan viho issued thcm