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i>.i:_i. LEGISLATURE      _   
  is Now IN session
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An Auspicious Opening of House Yesterday Afternoon-.-'l`he
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Speech From the lhrone--The Appointment of Coin-
miffees and 0ther Business Treated With Despatch.
The open-ing 4| the Lc-gislatiire took .iii connection with the Hospital iorliirni inniates are now living under
vluce yesterday afternoon. The line the Insane, and it appears to me tiilgreatly improved ¢._,ndlei0ne_ '
vwatlwr caused a' large crowd bo ns- be l-he DYODCF COUFSG '00 lH\1`SU€. as| The commissioners appointed to ln-
sc/niblc outside the building, while the best _1"f.’_W'“t'°“” "f “IIS Imldl fluire into and report upon the sub-
within the Chamber there was _ri “_:,n_°‘v_l°" ff'"_g th_ai_.""t"l.°"r “"‘klject of education _within the Pro-
goodly atbeu_dan.ce of tliadics and ofh- Qivecitopitoxgeillcsluplciv_;;i_;un;c;_sv;o;i¢l_uE_ ;._:_2ce_ haw; tgbiout _cozmlugfdb tina
alll.; in aiddition to e nieirloers of many c,a__sc___ of pat_e__ts_ _b__fo_rs, ani t e lt°_hreporl_.w___ e an
the House. _ __ The Department of Agriculture has,-Iml)?n;-ltyou B e ear les PUBS e
Promllily “I5 3 Ocloclf H1” _H°“'“`l` iii many ways, continued to give va-I A bill' to consolidate and amend
ill” lfiemenaut Gownml c-n.teH:d'a-nd Iuahle "id to the “*I"“m`°"“"‘t °f"'\l`Ithe various acts in connection with
buing seated delivered his Ollenlllg agricultural pursuits, and it is very; the Court of Chancery and also a
speech, as follows. gratifying to notice ii niuch ilceperlblll to consolidat 'd nd th
l(‘tl fth  ,,. eaname ‘3
ML 3p_es;;l§_l-veaX:_sen;;%_il1y_eincn o e  _r_r_i_ore_v\_viilespicm_l iiitielcst aiiionl,ifl1-ustee Act and Amendm,?ntS_ Wm
Lell mc- s, in a Ina crs apper- be b it
» t _ _ _ ._ _ _ __ _ su m_ ted for your consideration.
l am pleased to again mee yriu tannng to then cu11ln;__ _Sixty-hve oil YQ., wlll also be asked to consider
we representatives of the peopc,
pid I feel assured that the various
putters which will he laid before yon
will receive your best attention.
gm- people have reason to bc grate
ful tolDivine Providence forthe abun
dent harvest of thc past year, which,
eeupled with the exceptionally high
prices of farm products, has increus
ell the general prosperity ofthe I'ro-
vince and `given a great impctus to
agricultural pursuits. It may he just-
ly said that in no part of the Do-
minion can more comfort and happi-
ness be obtained by persons of mod-
erate mieans than in Prince Edward
Island.
The securing at the’ instance of my
Government of an Iminigratiun Agent
in England, will, I believe, \result in
great good to the Province, by in-
,liu-ing men with some capital, hs
well as a good class of farm labor-
ers, to come and settle amongst us.
_-irrziugements have been under con-
sideration to secure for the Province
ri thoroughly equipped and modern
cold storage plant. This is a most
desirable project, as great losses are
constantly being made in consequence
of their being no proper place where
our young rncn, farmers and farm-
er's sons, were granted scliolursliips,
to assist them in attending the
short courses of instruction at the
Truro Agricultural College in Jann
ary last. This is a large increase
over the iiumbei' attending lust ycar,
mid almost as mlany as could be con-
veniently accomniodated nt the Col-
lul-’.c, from this Province. The large
nuinbcr of applicants ,for these schol-
HTSIIIPS. froiii nearly every part of
Itlie Province, affords ample proof
sivc farnicrs are keenly alive to the
iniportnncc of obtaining the best in
struction available, in scientific and
lpractical n.gricultTii'e. It is woi‘tliy
of note that _the value ol' the pro
ducts of the soil alone has doubled
in our Islmid during thc past nine
lycars, and now amounts to almost
ten million dollars annually. This
iiflorlls an inspiration for gi'cn_t,er
lconfidcnce in the future of‘ our Pro
vince.
'The liitei'-l‘rovincial Exhibition
llield in (`hlii'lnttctown in September
Ilast was fully up to the high stand
,ard of former years, and the exhibits
,at thc County and I<‘ai‘niers' Insti~
that our most active and progres-I
ia lnll respecting the- Controverted
Elections' Act.
The accounts of the past year will
.be laid before you. _
I The estimates for the current year
which have been prepared with 5
due regard to economy, consistent
with the requirements of the public
_service, will be submitted at an
1' early date.
_  pray that Divine Providence may
guide your deliberations, and that
your labors ‘may tend to a further
increase in the prosperity of the
UOUHUY and the well being of our
people. _
In ten minutes the formal opening
hs.d'lieen. completed and His Honor
had left the Chamber. Thereiipan
Premier Hlaszard introduced the usual
'bill an act relating to Justices of the
Peace. ’I‘he House thus from year
to year asserts its right to legislate
before replying to the speech.
Then Premier I-Iaszard and Hon.
Mr. Cuminiskey introduced Mr. Cros-
by, the new _ member from 4th Dis-
tfillt of Queens, who was sworn. __
Mr. Matihieson and Mr. J_. Kennedy
introduced Mr. Delaney, the new memb-
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perishable commodities can be stor-Itutc Slioivs, in nearly all classes, .ber f°1` the ‘ith District of PTIUW.
cd. I am. pleased to be able to any Iliorc evidence of sunstuntial a'nd1Wh0 was MSO SWOTII- BONI new-mem-'
that ii measure will be iam beiorelsciicwl iiroixress. The Seed 1i‘ai.-'IMS were warmly chceredwy their
you having." in view provision lm- held at Snnnncrsiile last year \vas'I`95P9'3f-ive Pflfties- V
this veri' necessary acconiiniodntion.
very successful, and both as regards
_ The following committees were then
During the year an experimentalll&Ii8_n_1unber and the quality of the stlruckz
farm or /itation has-been aclliiii'e<l_,0XI1\I>\_lH» “'08 lll`0l1011I1C"li _'ly C'\m"e- On motion of Mr. Crosby. Sl¢C011d-
by my Government and placed at thellcni Jllfllifeh _¥_Il_Cfv0§1llH~1. 1f°P°l3 the Cd by Mr. Cox, a committee of sev-
disposal of the Federal Dcpsrtn'icut_I>0St of its kind, ever held in Cali- en to prepare a draft address in re-
Uf Al¥l`ICUlU1l`€. 5-“ll IS Ileinlr Dl'€l?L\l`“ ‘“d“' The _Il1lf_I‘ l"’_*“U‘m aualncil bl' D17 to the Governor's Speech-Messrs
ed for active. operations next-spriug_I0l‘-_l” fallllelh 111 fI`1€I\fI_1Y C0I}1D€I11l2i0I1 Cr-osby, Cox, Palmer, Laird, McWil-
Tliie stat")n, which is to be operat-4 l‘_'ltI‘_l-I‘0”`° Ui _UW {‘°_1ghI’0I`ing _1‘rc- liaius, Irving and Warburton.
eu wither! any cost to one p_.~e-.\1u_¢e-_c_t__ 01% h_xl}\\»lrw1_i M_ Pf‘e11fe>_<. public Accounts-on motion ei Mr.
viuce, will undoubtedly be of nn-Iilnf fl mf; l flllllllllh Wllltel 1*'-ill". 15 Palmer, seconded by Mr. Laird to be.
...msc value to our people. and I ‘°,r_y_g"f1.lymI" - i . _ composed of Messrs Palmer. Laird.
congratulate them on having obtain- Illini. tic yen! tle new _Inll1n1_HrY Cox, Warburton, McLean, McNeill,
rd so great a boon.
nt Frilconwood an institution high-
l ly crcditnblc tv: tlie>Pr`ovince, has D@1a'ney`
lt NIS been d€Cid0‘l U) ""l~f‘I“ tm ' _ . _. ’  ' _ . Agricultiirc-On inotinn. of _I-Ion.
Provincial Stock Farm to _hc worked liccu cwupwi. will its ascii and in-  (cbntinuéd-on Page -8) --
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PHOMINENT WOBUHN
Llli\l\`ll 'l`l{U\lx IN AN SUICIDES.
V
Iwus Th years old. - _ .
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ill-ltlllld 1SiJA.\D. ` --
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By laurier’s Request Till
End of Session And Then
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Special to The Guardian _
'l‘()Il.ONTO Feb. 15-It is lcurncll
that Hon. A. B. Aylesworth at the
request of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, has
reconsidered his decision to Hifi- "Ill
of politics immediately, and will rc
inuin at._the 'head of the -l\lSilCl~’
Department until the cud of the UIC'
sent session. _
llc will then retire into l’1`l""‘f"
lifc after the Fisheries case luis bccu
di-alt .lvltlyat the HH~l-’.uc- .
rin; rnountcn
to Retire a
rnoviiii-':Nc1<:, it. I., .Feb.- 14~A
straw vote of the incnibcrs of the
State licgislaturc today showed that
a large inrijority of the usseuiihlynicii
favor thc granting of rights of way
to the irloutlicrn New England tiall-
wuy, tl, be orgaiiizetl as a subsidiary
of thc (lrnnd Trunk Railroad in or-
der to give thc latter entrance into
Rhode Island. Many of thc assem-
blymcn looked with favor upon most
of the provisions of the charter re-
quested by thc new road.
Public opinion tends to favor the
new corporation. The board of trade
has placed itself on record as favor-
ing thc ncw project and the city
couiicil has nnincd a special commit-
tcc to niakd maiilfcst thc municipali-
ty's wclcoininl: attitude.
lllii\nril`s liulnicut cures colds, ctc.
You have stood sometimes up-
on the shore 'of the boundless
occan_ and scanning it from
lioint to point you saw only thc
restless, trnckless waves With
the white loam.glistening in the
sunshine, andthe varied tints of
sea and sl! , mingling at last in
the far` lilorizon-and nothing
else.---But byrand-bye a friend
by your side said, I see a sail!
and you said, Where? I ‘do not
sec it. But'because your .friend
saw it you looked agalii--eager-
ly. wlstfully, tr`ustfully-and by-
aiid-bye YOU BBW- it too. Strange
You did not sae it- before ! So
“Pon the troubled sea of life
many a man today can see no
G05: but when you and I see
Him and~ say' we see Him, our
brother man is more ready to
look again, and by-and-bye his
eyes are opened, and he sees
God too.
The world is not waiting for s
"BW theology or-for new religi-
"UH lhltftutions; it is waiting
fer men in every relation of life
Wh0. in a. perfectly natural,
healthful and joyous way, will
“IWW Siva Heil! and blood to the
Spirit of Jesus. I have seen
Christ. ln_you, said a poor dying
Glorious privilege, to help men to
whlt A tl Elly If betwern (lod a
_ ~ lon slum.
_ l n workci in a LOD(
fello‘\\ _ii ____ _“___ ______m__e,v__R ,n God,
gpg but , Il " - l- ul).
» lnv the hliminlr
ml any msn toi _
iitacle lhohlld  your life or mine! , _ _ _,___ _“___ t0__,m_d ww, waves;
Hllt. the ship was now in t
he inidsl o h “ut___»_ _,_ tm _“gm Jews
'Ortho wind wasicontrary. And in the four* 'IIA dis:-iples saw I-lim
went unto them, walking on the sen. And _ii-iii;liy_____:_ “__” __ 8D_r___ and
walking Dil thc sea, they were tI'<i\ilil_..l__,____r~ S_mk_'_ mm, llmm, saying,
ihey cried out fnrifcar. Hut strcl
It ls I; he not afraid
clit v\'I\_V ~ 9
SEA OF LIFE
WOBUHN, Ma@_,__ Feb 14-Major
Ambrose Bancroft, a veteran who
fought in twenty-six battles in the
Civil War and .one of Woburu’s most
prominent citizens, comlmit,t_ed sui-
cide by hanging himself at his home,
9 Highland street, last night. His
body was found today by a member
of his household. For several years
Major Bancroft had been failing,
both mentally and physically. He
IIN LXIENSIIIN Ill _THE
  EIIIPIIIII EIILNMLNI
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Thu fol-lowing short synopsis of the
splendid work done by the Crapaud
Creamery Company will be most in-
teresting to all dairymcn in this Pro-
vince who appreciate the merits of a
firsv class crcamery.
This Company started business hero
in 1895 and has run summer and win-
ter ever since making butter to the
value of about $225,000. The f`irst~di-
riictors were:-R. C. Lea, Geo Stordy,
Robert McVittie, W. 'J. Newsom, Wm
'D. Sherrin, Donald McLean, G. W.
Newsom and R. F. Lord.
A good business was done last year
making 90,540 lbs butter .Which sold
for 5121083.80. There were one hund-
red and fifteen patrons who furnished
milk and forty-live patr-one furnished
cresiml. The net value oi butter~fn.t
in, milk was 21.50. The net value of*
butt-er fat in cream was 24.60. It is
the intention to put the factory in
good shape this spring. A cement
floor will be put in and other neces-
sary repairs made. The-Crapuud
Creamery Company has bought out
Mr Vcnning of Tryon and will divide
his business with the Albany
factory.-_ They will get half
the milk_ and Crapsud the
..tner` neil. 1 This vgni help
both factories very much, and will
no doubt help very much to cheaD€D|
tllie manufacture, and the drawing of
milk. The Directors for this year
...~e;-a_ 0. Les, c. Moore, w. D.
Sherrlni. John Howatt, Wm B.'i‘row9~
dale, Chas' Wright and Goo Sturdy.
n, (1, Lea is president! and 'hae been
ever since the company started and
the success, of the business is very
much owing to his £000 W°¥`k- D~
McLean ls the obliglng secretary.
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' CHICAGO MARKETS.
CGICAGO, Feb. 15--(Special. )-
Feb. Wheat    1122
March Wheat  _  103%
Feb Corn     67|
March Corn    67§
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Brave'Sp`linlsh ’Fly`e’r to Make
The A`ttempl"Allbui the »
'  Mi_dd|e_lf_May.
Special to The Guardian.
MADRID, Feb. 15-D1' Gans Fabrice
has definitely completed his plan. for
adventurous attempt to cross the
Atlantic in-an airship. . _
The date of his _departure is fixed
for the middle of M}ay.
The -launching point has not been
chosen, but will be likely on the
Coast, i Portugal or the Island of
Teuerrlife. < _
luvil.l/sun ni
MAILING LLIILHS
Probably the most novel method
yet pursued in an attempt to get
letters across the sea where no mail
steamer plies was revealed yesterday
when Judge Blanchard of this City
received from- friends in the Magdal-
en Islands two letters which had
been placed in a puucheon rigged'
with sails.
On February 1st,_1ast A. J. and C.
F. Painchaud, Amherst Island, Mag- _»
dalen Islands, rigged up the punch-‘
eon as stated above and with a
northeast wind blowing they launch-
ed their mail packet..
They had previously placed in it
several' letters one Of which- ia as
follows: _
Amherst Island,
Magdalen Islands, Feb 1, 1910.
Dear Mr. Blancherd:-- _
. You are no doubt
aware that our telegraph cable part-
ed on the fourth of January last and
since left us in a complete exile. We
had a little snow at the first of the
winter but since the _rat of January
the snow disappeared and we- now
travel with our summer vehicles. We
have no ice around Magdalen Is-
lands. yet. It looks as the continu-
ance of a very mild winter. We ex-
pected. a steamer to bring us some
news. She could, certainly make a
splendid landing. This mlay never
reach you or may not reach you un-
til very late but it is an experiment
we wish to_ma.ke. This letter with
several others goesl` in a. puucheon
that we haverlgged to -make the.
trip across the Gulf with instructions
to the finder and hope it will- be
successful. We are all well and hope
you are the same. _~ -
'_ A. J. PAINOHAUD.
On February 12 the puucheon was
picked up at Port Hastings and the
contents sent to Halifax and from
there the different letters were mail-
ed to their intended recipients- , .
The letter‘ from C. F. Painchaud
was wet and illegible. _ _ _
This is iierhapsthe most extraor-
dinary thing in this line in recent
years and is the first news received
from the Magdalen’s since the break-
ing of the cable.
It is reported that the C. G. S.
Stanley has been ordered ito the
Magdalens by officials in Halifax.
lISl llllILLllPMlNl _
Illll NLWFIIUNIILIINIJ
NEW YORK, February 14--Miichael
Patrick Cashin, Minister of Finance
and Customs for lxlewfoundlaild, has
returned from Jamafca._ Speakiiig of
the future of his colony, he said:
"We are not getting immigrants
fast because the interior of the
country has not been opened up to
any extent. But when we get our
new branch lines of railways con-
structed, there is .going to be a rapid
and enormous development up there.
IIIIIJLNIIE IHII MHS. 0
lillllllll lHHllliN__EI],
Ill KILL HUSIIINIII
CAMBRIDGIE, Mass.,_Feb. 14-Evi-
dence of ill-feeling between members
'of the family of Clarence F_. ,Gl.qw_er,
who .was murdered in his laundryin
Waltham., was produced in the _pro-
batqbcourt today. Additional eviden-
ee w.ns_ _iptroduced _ t9___substantlate
the V plaini- ~ that. Q1`ovcr..feared-his
wi.fe,_.end had remarked that she had
threatened to shoot lim. 
Attorneys' _for the. will, which
leaves the greater part of-the pro-_
perty to the widow and Seymour
Glover, brought out. evidence which
reflected on the reputation _of one of
the protesting brothers, and there
was other testimony to show that
there was little harmony in the
family. - -
The court room was again crowded
and Mrs Glover, around whom the
hght has centred for several days,
occ_upled the frontseat. __
_ RAIN.
Special to The Guardian.
TORONTO, February 16-Fair at
first, followed by moderate south-
east gales with elect or rain.
The length of today will be ten
hours and twenty-five mhiutes.
The temperature at three o'clock
this morning was eleven degrees
above zero.
_ Minard'| Linfmeut (hires Diatempei-_
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, BRITAIN OPENE
,|__- __ .\ _
WithoutSfafe Ceremonyl'-Herbert Glad
" I ' I ° 0
stone Now- -a Peer- Election ~Com-
_ pleted. .How the Parties Stand.
3PBCla1_t0 Tg0bGU;"`dI5U~ _ Governor General of British South
      -0  
this,a.f.l'.er.po0n. _ _ _ '
Thaceremony was of the simplest The House was in session only one
character, all the royal pageantryhour when an adjournment was
_connected with state opening beingtaken. ~
potstlione_d`tot1_;ei;ruary_ 21 and glial Tllie _election lol- ilrtlilneya a{i_d__S1l)iet-
n erm evo e o swearing in ie an , as comp e e e ri is ar-
memibers and clearing away the dif-liament.
ficulties confronting the Government. The standing of parties in the new
_ Herbert John Gladstone, Se_cretaryHouse now is, Liberals 276, Union-
for Home Affairs, who through hlsists. 273, Nationalists 82, Laborites,
`l`6,C¢l1l5 _§»PDQii_it_.inept is __to become-10.
_ _  ;: ._ , _ - _-- _' __ _mT__;;;*_' f -';r;'__ _
SLNIIIIIII NVIIIIIS _SEVEN INJUHLI]
il;--'-~ f_ -
' " ' " Special to' The Guardian.
Reports  MT' Dandurand *NEIW YORK, Feb. 15-Seven per-
Dechnes T0 B§c0mg Min- sons were injured today, three pro-
_ _ bably fatal, _in two fires in crowded
ister of Maune. iweiiing...  .
- - ~ . . Both fires were marked by heroic
_  . . rescuesby the police and firemen. -
special to The Gum_dian_____ _ The flames from one of the bulld-
TORONTQ ,Feb_ 15___An Ottawa ings threatened the Beth-Isreal Hos-
special" says it is' understood that vital and B' Panic B-mfmg the pat-
ltaoul Dandurand, formerly Speaker ‘ents was averted only by thc C001'
of the- Senate. has refused to ac- ileadedixesg at the physicians and at
cept the “portfolio of Marine and tendangsj . -
Fisheries, which will include the con-
trol of the Canadian-Navy.   
The Government has still hopes, I' L
however, that he may alter his -de~. --
cision. 1 -. _ _ '
- ~~ ”°’_"'=- °i*""""'- LONDON Feb. 14-As has already
UH  I been reported, the .order for the
|f . Thames Dreadnought has be-en defin-
_ ` iteiy pieced by nie aumirsitv uns
  the Thames Iron Works und Sin
D
Building Company. The construction
'_ ' ' I-*rl ' ' ‘ I of such e' gigantic battleship, the lar-
MONTREAL, Feb. 14- Dr. J. W. gcst vessel of its nature that has ev-
Rdbertson, C. M. G., was reelected er been launched on the Thames, nets
p¢~¢g§d¢n1; of the Gqqiad-lan Seqd Grow. urally necessitates considerable al-
ers’ association at al recent meeting,t"`3ti0lnS in U10 Yard; SUN* as the
of the annual convention.. W. W.Hub- Stfengbhening Of lille SUP fmmf <WhiCi\
bard, C. A. Zavitz, G. A. Gigault, the vessel will be launched, the test-
'r_ H. woofers, Rev J. Dimfm-ie.. ins cf Such machinery as is already
[Qka), Hon. W. R. Motherwell, Tho. in: existence, as well as the install-
mm _g_ Waugh, J_ 0_ puke, John ation of such new machinery aswell
Mooney and S. A. Bedford' were nn. be necessary to enable the company
alndmlously appointed directofra by .to fulfil the terms of flhe contract..
the nc/min»sting committee. As far 'as is known at present, the
` increase' to the' stad will include
.' _ some 30 to 40 draughtsmen and a-
"  bout 1 000 extra men, the latter be-
S8
H ing' eimployed on the ship her lf,
' while about an equal numfnar of men
, "'-" " "" ' ' ` “ f and boy-s will be einrployed in prepar-
I ing the material before it is ready
to- go on board. The slip on which
` Dreadnou hi! will be built is the
_ __ the S _
_-... the one from which the Black Prince
CALGARY, 'Alta., Feb. 14-That was launched some five years B80-
section of central Alberta to be serv-
ed, by the extension of the Lscoinbe
branch of the Canadian Pacific Rail-  
way is already being invaded by
large numbers of wealthy land seek-
ers, and develo ments of the district
will this year he most marked, as |
the present purchasers are already _
endeavoring to arrange for the culti- ____
vation of the land immediately the OT.].AwA_ Feb 14__()wing to the
5°“5°“ °P°“5° Hon L. . Brodeur's rc-
Thc development and colonization §;$,';,§,h';§.(,m his sc,-i8,,,,s illness of
of central and southern Alberta will thc past mnnthot. so will ,lecepgal-ily
throughout the year “Baum” Hgures be slow and that he will probably be
hitherto unrecorded. The recent cam- unable to undertake any heavy wurk
paign instituted in this province with 0,. responsibility for at lease six
p. view to assisting land _owners in m_0nths_ it may be that ,_ ehange
their endeavor to go into residence in the portfolio of marine and fish.
"P0" i'heir`A1b"t'°‘ holdings' is meet eries will be found necessary, al-
ing with it response much greater though it is hopcd that l.l,,n_ lvl,-_
than anticipated. Scores of communi- Brodeur will not he compelled to
“tions are being received da_uy an' withdraw from the government. A
n9““°i"§_ that those Wh° write NW” fairly well defined rumor prevails to-
P°Id If-11°F America” hddings and Wm night in parliamentary circles to the
*MP 1.” their cm’ of Eettlers' ence” effect that Hon Raoul Dandurand, ex-
during March or April with a view speaker of the se,,ate_ and om, of
'*'° establishing permanent hom” in the most prominent and ablest of
Qanadm Iiiberals in the province of Quebec,
'- "`”**°'l_ may be induced t0 enter the KUVGYH-
_` ' NEW mXGLAND TOWN of Mr Brodeur's illness necessitating
.:~ 1- his retirement from the cabinet.
“ NORTH BR,O0KFIIELD,` Mass., Fc?
14,-Every, person in North Brookes, ui..sr.i's Linimenc cures cipranerii.
may .have _,to be yp§_eiil_ste<1_.,_ frm ,
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N Pllllllllllll IN lWl] IIHLS.
SMALLPOX SPREADING IN ment in the near future in thuevent
llll rlljuvili ,_ i _oi~‘  limos fulfill
IN IIIHIINIU. ll.
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- Special to The Guardian.
TORONTO, Feb. 15-The funeral
of Frank Corrish, known as -"Tha
Little Hero of the Don," was held
today. r '
Though only 17 years of age, Cor-
rish is credited with having-_ saved
18 lives.
He was taken to the hospital four
weeks ago suffering from pnwmppla
brought on by the frequency of his
dips in the chilly water of the Don.
Corrish supported his widowed
inother and two small brothers.
IHLNEN IIILIIIY __
HIIIINIINE IHIII
Special to The Guardian.' I
LONDON, Feb. 15-The signing of' `
thc Franco-Canadian Treaty is ‘ex-
pected to result in such an increase
of traffic between France and Canada
that the Allan Line has chartered
‘the Lake Erie from the O. P, R, for
the Irlavre-Montreal service.
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IIHIICL SISILNS f 
IIIBLII UNVIILLD
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Brigadier Adby, the singllng even-
gelist of the Salvation Army, gave
n most interesting and helpful lect-
ure and sang very effectively several
beautiful songs to a Large audience
of people in the S. A. Citadel last
nig-ht. '1`he brigadier has been an of-
ficer for 26 years and has travelled
extensively, seeing many won tp
Christ. `W. S. Louson presided in.-_a
most able manner and told of how
he had ueen helped through the sing-
`ing‘ of a hymn. At the close of flhe
lecture _the Brigadier performed the
unveiling ceremony of a tBlbl¢t in
memory of Ensign Bertha. and Miss
Daisy Brace who were drowned in
Sarnia, Ont., in July of 1909. T-ho,
ceremony was very impressive and
much good will result. Special meets
ings will be held in the ball at 2.30
this evening and eight tonight. _ _
EHYSIIILS WIN
IN BUIII EIINILS
The Crystals won both Elm” _in
Summerside last night. tha 900|"
game by a. score of four to three
and the Intermediate by four to two.
i At half time in the Junior $11510
score stoodtwo to nothing in faviér
of the Abbics but in the last half t 8
Crystals scored four S0815 t9 the AI”
ples none, _This gives the intermed-
iate trophy to the Crystals.
At half time in the Senlor_ SBU!
the score stood three to one in favor
of the Crystals. _
The teams were the saine__as in, the
previous game between the Abbies
and the Crystals. _ ~_ .,..
The officials were: Referees-A. C.
Saunders and O. McEacliern. , __
Umpires-_L. Sharp and J. A_. Wah-
ster. . ~
-The senior league is now completed
and has resulted in a. three C0r\1€\‘0d
tie. The outcome will arouse a. great
deal of interest.
.Wlll'I.‘l"l HHN LAYS
ICGGS Bltl(iH'l‘ WITH
CORNELL COLORS
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ITHACA, N. Y., Fel). 14-So CUD-
tagious is thc Cornell spirit that a
white Ithaca hcn of the most unlb_l_emr
ished character has been persuaded
after a course in dictctics with pro-
fessors of the Cornell State College
of Agriculture, to lay 0256 hfifllli-
with the (iorncll colors. The yolks
'arc red and thc albumen white.
A harmless dye was given to thc
lien i.n her feed and when 'it was seen
that licr plumagc began to turri a.-
denoite pink ser cess were swmliicd
and found to bc more d00PlY °01"f°<\
vet, (lrhcr ndmixturos of dye turn
'nie your or ,thc use pink and thc
hcn's feet pink.
‘ Minsrd's linimcnt cures gargct In COW!
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smallpox epidemic w ic brc\k_o out .__ _
here several days ago is spreading' ' ‘ `
reported w'ltlh~in_the last two week's ~' '~ ' 
and _all churches, public schools, li-
‘rdporbed within the last two weeks
and all churches, public schools, li- ' ‘ ___  _“__
and the board or health is consider-_
ing an ordcrthat everyone in- town
be vaccinated. Five cases have been _ f
'brary¢ lodge rooms and other public
giatheirfng places have .been ordered
closed.   _
C- il ed Advert' ments
0l\ Cn! ISC
‘ (Too into for 0l_a__|_¢iflca_tfon.) ~
Gliii. winrrsip, wid; ii i£ir_..d_»'ie..1
tion. to learn the type getting
Apply i'n` 'persop between 8 and 1
f-~ m-__~=_§1_.“erflie1=_.93‘?f=.l~_._.__!;hdf!5
VFD RENT, dressmsking rqom. Pos-
‘/__ session March lst. Phone and
delivery free. Apply et2Pi:t¢_;i;_& Co.
"WOIRI SALE, _two Anewwlyncolved
Lincoln Wood, Mount Herbert. ,
We want a name for our celebrate
public, one time win ten the wnei
in our wide publicity which we i
tend to give to this particular clot
are willing to pay $10.00 for the
cash discounts off that figure.
the second place, it has been e
dorsed by our leading tailors
F cows, good milkcrs. Apply bo dressmakers as an ideal dtggrk
cloth. In the third place. we gn
2-1r.<i1n-21. _
_ nntee it to sponge perfectly, nev
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hroadcloth that will appeal to th
story most perfectly and will help u
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Will you help us with your ideas,w
m.
Now for the story. In the first pl-Meg
we are tiald wehhave tlliet beisqt 51-7
broadclot on t e mar e _ ~ ow w _
go one better'and allow our rcgulr' cept our emplnyecb- N0 00° °“9
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win.   r
Li. ini: sronr
dlruli up, but to retain _ill 113100515
e smooth finish to the last, an last.
but not least. it is 5_4.f_\llI I“¢l1°9
° wide, .made from anest_A,vnS'Bl In
S wool and handled bf QB In I tm’
t and staple alibi". \\llDPY»
“ewes rown M rtle Green. W9
olden B . Y
green, peril Navy, oim_.N»v.g.-i?i_sh_lé
and Dark Ocean Blue, Drlkes ec;
Blu; Taupe, London Smokq,...Bu_§pB
Apethyst, _Old Rose and Blapk., his
competition is OPM £0 ¢Y°Fl°&_ °X`
, sim read our adv. QVBr
Naviizrgiiillgrr, get ptlhe idea, mail to Ad-
vertising Department, Jas. Paton &:
Co., end the best name in our opin
ion will receive the $10.00 in gold
gas. Paton & Co. ’
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