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IOIIUNG DAILY Guar-
\e obtained at H. J. lie-
lonris.
G. JORDAN is Guardian
in Bollris. His oiiice Phone is
‘Till K0l\NING DAILY Guar-
ean he obtained at W. A. John-
lmtslne. .
coupon :vas 1| swam
in lolitsgue. His police phone
and residence phone 20.
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HR lllould renew a
the time they
expired and thus
as all papers are
Drollvtl! or elpirv
"1 _._-iusslosnnv ssnvlcn- ni
-the Montague Baptist Church, on
lstnrdsyevening next, April Sth, a
phhlic meeting of the Women's Mis-'
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ioeting :viii be dolldllctod by sl
women o th society A, spatial
rorram is nlislmheenreu consisting
oi rendinse. niniielnnid xeeimisns. A
short address will also he given by
the pastor -on-'the subject David
Livingston . i* __ ___ _»
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...°Rev. J. 0. _lfsrtin was a passen-
ger from Montague to Bradalbane
yesterday.B.
._.°Mr. Geo. A. Poole; _Lower Mon-
tague, was in -Charlottetown yester-
duy.B.
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...'Mr. E. R. Brow, Charlottetown,
was in Montague yesterday on a busi-
ness trip.B. 
...'Mr. Blesengsr. representing the
Maritime Mercantilb'Go., as a pas-
_senger from Montague ilu (Jhar-
lottetovrn yesterday moraing.B.
._.~Mr_ Arthur ueneen, representing
W. R. Black 8: Co_,_Montrcal, was' in”
Cardigan yesterday on a business
tr|p.B.
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~ Please N Qte _f
'; We have just received alarge shipment of CLOTH§__
_English Worsteds, Serges,and Tweeds.'l`he very best quality
and very latest patterns. You can save from three tolour dol Mlltv i I»r°vidi11s Such legislation
lars, on your suit by '_hn_ying_ the Qloth'an°d_trimmings from
us. Then you can have it made where you like. -~ ' ="
We have connections with some of the best tailors-you the »
Island. Let us quote fyoularprice on 'an up to-date custom-
made suit, tailoring an_d'sll', ready to go on. Considering th
quality we know we can ‘quote you 3 price ihat.‘wll1 please a
fastidlous fancy and an-economical purse.  ` ' " ' ~ - ~
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There ls ae other
Hood’s
ileid’s,
yesterday from
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_._°Mr. '
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...°C_ ld. I_’ratt. general merchant;
9*- P012! I. by nst _ received
a lsrze shipment o el hs and tweeds,
11"* illlliiiy. Attention le directed to
their had in this ihug..
Provincial legislature
was lend a second time with Mr. L.
L Jenkins in the chair
A discussion preceded the second
"°ldil\§ of this bill, the opinion be-
UIZ “Dressed by some Hon members
that its provisions should be so ex_
tended as to include supervision oi
the claims made by representative,
speculative exterprises canvassing
or undertaking to sell stock in the
Drovinoe It was pointed out that in
man instances wild cat speculations
ocenv. and credulous investors
ed The suggestion was made by
Mr A A McDonald and by Hon Mr
Wyatt that the bona ildes of such
compsnies, properly attested. should
he died with the Provincial Secretary
before the c
as not framed with the intention oi'
neetrng' the cases referred to. While
admitting the necessity ol protection.
against fraudulent speculators of the
kind in tioncd he recognized the dll
as w_o\_|ld be a safeguard to the pub
llc. _'It would be a serious undertalh-
'ng fdithe government to accept the
responsibility of endorsing the re-
presexitations of any company. ‘t
vifdtiid be possible for a speculative
company to make such represents
ons to the government as would be
entirely misleading. Such a company
doing business in the province under
a government certitlcate could do
more harm than if relying solely on
its"o\'m representations. The govern-
_0nl‘._.collid not undertake to assure
the _public of the bona ddos of any
compnnv.
The bill passed its second reading. '
(C0DUnued from page 5.) '
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particu_1a1°.~~__a,.n_ d~
vnoh~
 New Slyiels .lust to _ Hand if _
~ _§_Made ___in~,Sil‘!aighl lines I '
clemneeoaa giaisinuniseensnsa Line. ` _ _
if - nu* =rl_ucr. -- -
- A'lv_ou_t Seventy-five-pairs* in popular makes.
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_¢rid¢n1  iéigaicirif
ing hats than at"
Easter, and the
fact tho,t_m~o;_-it rf 
_'Sales  -_ - -
an  ‘_  se_asoi1,~ is
that theyare the best
Many  " "shapes and
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po ular-I-§l_a_t§_->_hav_e exceeded b_y many 'dozensl that' of
g e pretty‘ good proof>of=ourr claim
_ _ hat values within _the _$10.00
price-lim__§_,;_`Gbod for 'every season, suitedto every fa`ce'
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ompany or its agents ua _ ' " ‘ _ f - _ ' ' `
dertnke to sell stock.. . _ ‘ " ` _ _ - _
Pnnivusn MAH-Ilnsos explained" 'v  “ _ . ' . ‘ _. ‘ _ ' _ » _ _ . _ _ _
that thc bill now before the House ' ' ' ' ' “ I ' ' " A
styles ready for tomorrow.
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with Mr. Runtaih--in the clllir. `
' *ovaries Annn~R1nors'rRnTIoN
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THE PREMIER intinioving-the sec-
ond reading of the Oyster' Area Re-
gistry blll- 'expialned*"1lthat'~\ the act
would provideva. complete _--registra-
tion systemitdr-1~dystsr_fax-ess. The
method 0! *'rd`g‘iBtrati'oi`i`.ls`:-much sim-
pler and cheaper than»-t\1d~land-rn-
gistratlonfsystem at present in force.
It Drovidesffthat each 1-"document he
reg1stereri'iu ‘iiuplicatep-one copy to
be fllsd ivith»'~the~ registrar .and the
other kept' by the' bwner.` .
Tho I`tegistrux“ willi keep a book in
which an nbstr'sct»“oi> the title to each
plot is kept *softhat av -person search-
ing a title to any Plot may apply” to
the Registrar -'I who - will be able to
furnish s complete-abstract, showing
the title to `andf every ‘ encumbrance
upon tho' property; ` ' _
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_n',nqoti_0n or Mr. A. A.
‘gill to. incorporate _ The
;eiliioi‘ts;'Lt<l. was read a second
A duplical.e‘register.will be-kept in
Sumnlcrside' where similar abstracts
Oi titles can be had._ The-_cost.oi re- Ah 'ac§,.t'o' _ incorporatei The Ives
gistrntion will not bs more than hal!
the fees in the present- system and
the cost oi' search, instead =of amount~
ing to several doilars,' will befthe Re-
gistrar'a fee only, 25 cents. ‘
- Thr bill was read a_ second time
HON. W. S. B'i‘EWAR'i‘.presented a
petition from the Mayor -and Council
of thc City of Charlottetown -praying
for an amendment of the Charlotte-
town incorporation 'A.c‘t.- A bill in
accordance with the petition was
read a. Brat time. '
HON. W. S. STEWART presented a
petition asking for the incorporation
of the Canada For Exchange and In-
vestment Co. Bill received and read
a first timc. '
:House adiourned to meet at `8
o’cloclt. _
EVENING SITTING'
The House rosumcd at 8 o'clock.
Black fond Silver 'Fox' Co. Ltd., was'
read u. third time and passed.
On motion of the Premier the
I-louse went into Cdmmittec to con-
_sider the bill entitled “The Oyster
.Arcs Registry Act." `
» Mr.__Myers took the chair.
'I-ION. MR. STEWART raised the
point of the necessity of mortgages
being sign-"_d by the Attorney-General.
He said this might lend to dclny_as
the Attorncy~Goneral might be o'ut'of
the plovincv or in some part of the
province away from Charlottetown.
He thought if thc mortgage was sign-
`cd by the Registrar in the usunl~way
it would suffice.
THB PRIEMIER said that thcrc
might he something in what thc Hon.
rremhel' said. but it had to he borne
in mind that the order of council
provided that all transicm must ho
signed by the Attorney-Gc11e1‘i\l. The
object of this was to keep thc con-
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trol of the Oyster' Area' 'in the hands
of the Government, and prevent mon-
opoiists getting possession. Now
mortgages 'ara _transfers in a way.
There would bc nothing to prevent n
merger taking steps tq_ obtain mort-
gages on ‘ n number' of smalbareas
and gradually obtaining. a monopoly.
He did not think thisswas desirable,
and it was as well the government
should n-js.i,ntain_ control. The mc-
thod provided for in the Order of
Council for transfers seemed to him
the most satisfactory but if members
could suggest. In better ho was pre-
pared to accept it. ~‘I'he clailse was
nppmvnd as drafted.
Tilld l’RE?\i'iER moved. ‘that the
Speaker take thc chair and the chair-
man w;m1'tr,(l progress.
'A'- nrt to incorporate the East
Bidcfnrd Silver Dlack Fox Co. Ltd.
was rcnd r~_ third time and passed.
The llousc adjourned until to-day
at ll o-clock
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some having ehafgsef the se1=c.i>ii>==__s_ that yvill be gyms
dlurlnlg the renderi_ng'of the films on the*scre_eu;-__ ing- 
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