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" "(a.) The Magistrate shall in the flrst in-
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§NAP
.A Gi-ood. Carnera $1.75 onli ood, as Wol-
come Soap Wrappers.
Opera G-lasses-$1.00 onli and so woloome
oap Wrappers.
:Ladies ancl G-ents 'vvatelhi
eg $2.00 to~l0.00 cash and 50 Welcome Soap : Wrapper (according _to
quality.)
Dozens of useful and valual¥e articles for 25 Welcome cap Wrapp yrs,
without any cash.
Buy the FAMOUS
And. Save The Vvrappers
MICA is the highest grade of AX LE GRE *SE made. lt contains powdered mica which
nts w. perfect.y smooth surface on the axle. When this surface is formed HALF AS MUCH
RHCA as anv other axle gre§se will doéour work and do it more satisfactory. REMEMBER
HALF as noon mica A ANY UT ua
IBIPEE.I.&I.a
Petroleunn. Elefiners.
4
Manononn-eu by
@I.f..a G3 Laid.-
_ _ Tas euanoum, cninwrrurown; iPl`i'u§l'cn's'
___ _ ___ _,   _- _“___ _- - -_ -- -_ _
sl-lr.
 
MMMMMMWMM
For .oylbiog in Moon .Won    Conn- -*Recon _lo _io oisnm.
Our stock is large and well selected and-our priced the most r_e5sonable_
White Dress Shirts, colored Skirts, soft- front and laundered fronts.
Fine Silk front Shirts. D
Nice soft Flannel Shirts to veal-'with white collar. e  ' _
Light Balbriggan Underwear, double thread, 75: and $l.00'suit.
Cashmere Hose, cotton hose, from l0o npl ' __ 1
Neckwear in endless variety from 50 to $1.00 ` 5 
Braces in every desirable make
Our Taloring Department is  blast. _f._  
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PROVIN’I. PROHIBIIION
(Continued From the First Pago.) .
his own personal and certain knowledge;
but the Magistrate trying the case so
soon as it appears to him that the circum-
stances in evidence suhiciently establish
the violation of law complained of shall
put the defendant on his defence and in
default of his rebuttal of such evidence
shall convict him accordingly.
14. In describing any offence under
this Act if any information,suinmons,con-
viction, warrant or other: proceeding it
shall he sufficient to state the unlawful
sale, barter or disposal oi liquor simply
without stating the name or kind of such
liquor or the price thereof or any person
to whom it was sold, bartered or disposed
of and it shall not be necessary to state
_ . ~ 19. All fines and penalties recovered
_ nan _ fl ld ba»rte.red,p _ V _
gzfq ed §';'ye(;ce“€E;r  of Onan r!underth1s Act shall be paid into the
pos , . p t e ces
where the quantity is essential and it shall
then be sudicient to allege the sale or dis-
posal ofmore cr less than such quanity
and it shall not he necessary in any such
summs, con=`vict;ion,l-warrant or pro-
ceeding to negative the circumstances the'
existence of which would make the act
complained of lawful, but upon any such
circumstance being proved - in evidence
the defendant shall be acquitted.
15. The proceedings upon any info rma-
tion for committing an offence again st the
provisions of this Act in case of a previous
conviction or convictions being charged
shall be as follows:
stance inquire concerning such subsequent
oifeuce only and if the accused is found
guilty thereof he shall then, and not be-
fore, beasked whether he was so pre-
viously colivictod asalleged in the infor-
matio:i,_an 1 if he answers that he was so
previously convicted, he maybe convicted
accordingly. but if he denies that he was
so previously convicted, or stands mute
of malice or does not answer directly to
such question, the M~i.gistrate shall then
inquire concerning such previons convic-
tion or convictiomsf
(b) The number of such previouscon-
from l5c to-75c.
7i*rmation is laid for an 0d'ence'or of-
'-fences against this Act and to
llwitnesses may be served anywhere
_ in this Province and a war-
rant against such persons _or against a
witness may be executed anywhere in this
Province by the constable, police odicer
_or other peace oflicer holding
the same without endorsement
by a Justice of the Peace for the County in
which such person or witness is found,
and upon an arrest the person so arrested
shall be brought before the Magistrate
who issued the warrant to 'arrest :to be
dealt with according tothe requirement of
such warrant.
18. The forms given in the schedule to
“The Canada Temperance Act" and
amendments or any forms to the like ef-
fect framed in accordance with this Act
l shall be suiilclent in the cases thereby
_respectively provided for.
_ Treasury to and forthe use of the Govern-
'ment but when the proseclitioi§~§:l.s_liall be
g brought by any  _other  tho
Q dnl! l»DIJOinted   of
_ _the jjae or  _-'sliit_ll._,.:;_ when
recovered, be  to sich prosee‘htor,pro-
i vided that for offences under this Act
A committed iu the City of Charlottetown
one-third of all dues or penalties recover-
ed, shall be paid to the Treasurer of the
I said City for the uso of nie Sold. City.
,' so. This Aon shall coma into foroo on
_the Fifth day of June A. D. 1901, but
shall__not_apply or take _effect in_those por-
tions of this Province irr vrhiclt-;the`.second
part of “The Canada iTempei~iinc_e"Act” is
in force: provided 'nevertheless
than .should bo no _.order lo Coimoil by
which the second part of “The Canada
Temperance Act” is brought in force in
any County or Counties of this Province
be at any time hereafter revoked then this
Act shall immediately on such revocation-
come into force and take effect in such
County or Counties to which such revo-
cation shall apply. '
THE HEXLTH PRELEM ~
victions all-all be provable _by the}pro-
'duction of a certificate under the hand of
the convioting "Magistrate without` proof
of his signature or odlcial character orby
other satisfactory evidence. l
oonn-lb ayspopsu, rbeomonsm and
othgr diseases are numberedfby the thou-  5  on non-residents doing business
san 8. - . ' hal tteto
_ _ _ 1 The favorite family ootbanio isnoofro 2:-,,;p,:,',,,f,d “-'15 W” W4-~-*Wm um’
(e) .A conviction may in any p;11s_ __ _ . ‘ _ __ _ _
case` be had as for a tlrst of-_ ' r ` ‘ Y” dulg:'iA'i °'s§°du§*” mint”
fence notwithstanding that there has' . _ 3 1 P ’»m°U _ Act 56th e
been a prior conviction or convictions for c  S. _Victoria Cap 1, lntituled Aet.re§_'iiec_t-`   h
the sameor any other offence. 1 f _ s ”  __     "Ui the    - `  ' -
(rl) In the event of an conviction foran' A i ”‘ HW Mr F31 uh9»l'5°
ugh? __ living.; _ ._
- . . . _ ~ _ _ __ - my
sonal instruction of the Commissioner of C°‘m" House# P1`°vm¢ia1 building and P. '
Pobllo works and by on order from the W- C°"°8° f°f the half sf 0112 Der vent. 
supervisor, John Molrbmon. If be has The debate was °°“'2i11\.1*‘=<i by Hon-D.
given such instructions,-his reasons for dc. GOIQIIOD. MeSSfS- A- P- P1`0WS9» A- A- Mc- ` Fannsdy Perry
ing so, together with all conespondeme Lea* iH°“~ Mr- F9'l`¢l‘1h“1°S°”» MGSSPS- mn' W M Sl
between au pa;-gigs interested and the Birch, A, Peters, Shaw, Sinclair, Mez"
` Leader of the Government Ll-Ughlilll' 0211115611- '
non and others had spoken to him about ri- na R ,_,¢
it. It had been agreed to leave .matters
as they were. ‘
Government to lay on the table all tenders f
received for the Ferry Service from Char;
lottetown to West River Bridge for the ‘ '~ _ '
years 1%!! and 1900,the name of the tender s,  9':-ee. all d_-.-tiers. of Dr. A  1 tb.-.‘.,`,i
the amount, of wch gender’ a copy of au_ ` lledicine Co.. 'i'orox::o,mi Burn.: .
contracts entered into with any person ` ' »
by the Government, the names of the ' ' '“"“ el" P *_* " -
parties who have eutered into said con- " `
tracts, the names of the boats performing `
said service since the opening of naviga-
tion 1900, whether any changes have
been made in the service, the nature of
the changes, the reason for such changes;
Also a copy of all correspondence between
the Leader of the Government and con-V -
tractor for said ferry. ‘
bo fomisbofl. Gorvnloura tc. `~
Government if it is the intention of the  
“mf-¥°l1lfn°_ °’t§an¢!bockonPatmt¢_ 
Governmenttocause the telephone sys- 
tem tobe extended to North Lake ‘and rum"  "M" '
Red Point, King’s County. this present`
summer? '
several communications on the subject.
T_he Dominion Government require a ser-
vice in connection with the lighthouses.
Is _rinuckh siiIti_pl§,r thaéi a smometimes sup- plied the boiler to Summerside Court
pose . ea epen s c iell po - _ -
feet digestion and pure blood, uand lille Hgmmfby tender’ etc' . _
groblem is solved very rapidly by Hood’s ` °n' Jas' R' McLean Said If them W&8
arsaparilla. _Yfou may keep well by; tak- 0»l1Yf»hing'in the wa.y*of ‘correspondence it
ingitprompty orany s macho l d ld -' _i 
disorder. Its cures of scrofula, salt :hediii won be- submltbgd' ’
Lmm;iwunrmnl@ssnug_
Anrnmvoois Snssioiz. Mr. R. J. Wood returned to the cliff bf
House mel; at 3,30, ' the mall train lastovening.  '_ _
Mr. Conlpboll ookoa Mr. Poem lc :bo-` » P e V 
report in Tm: Goanniaiv stating that he th1;a;:g°£.°u1;°1b£1ts¢ye:i;g?a.8seng°*.‘ _by
(Mr.Campbe1l) had changed his politics be- T f _ ’ 
cause the Daviesgovernment did notmake MR-J°h“ M°.FmYU”"'°f Augustin”
him Commissioner of Public] works, was WM in °h°__"lt{__Y°°°°Td*!f‘ l_\°Vi1\8
Mr. Peters said hewas not old' enough _ ° Y  _  9\l_§»   " ~
to be present when the chan took ` D ` i` `  
place, but ll understood that Mr.geCamp- Mi” .Egnnig i' h
boil had obannoa bis polmos because be “mm” 9'-  °'° ' °
could not get the otiice or Commissioner of spend wma rum. vhmng friends'
Public Works_ _ Lepage was accompanied by her
Mr Campbell som be was lon that M ms' A””'° L°°°“°’ ""h°"‘i“"`i‘?,‘“ "°
. g _ r, .
Peters had acknowledged that the report ‘mba ta visit her -b1:°th°r° _ T ~» , 1
.was correct. Mr.Campbell then went on to ‘ _ _ 5 A 1 » 3° , 1
explain why no had crossed the House ond bell continued the _-debate. -He was-s *fol-
denied that hehad changed his politics l0W6d bYM°8S1'S» A- P»P1'0WS¢» M-‘MG-
dorlng tho Dm-los Adminlsn-ouon. After Kinu°n.D- Fer<1`uhe11°n.A-Peters,S!iavq.
leaving the party Mr. Davies came to him MF- M- McKinnon introduced th¢‘10l-
on Kensington and sold that tho Govern- lowins rewlurion which was seconded by
ment would force Mr. Stewart to resign Mr# ArS€nault: '.
and offered tl? Commissionership of _I5 Shall b¢ f|1e‘1'1tY°f@h°G’°V¢1'HlD`%!itU0
public Works f, him_ ~ ___ ' l ay on the table of the Houses. statement
He told Mr. Davies he would not ac- .Sh°WiUR the 8111011!!! Of the debenture
ooptll.. Ai the train-in Charlottetown Sinking fund andthe investments 
Mr. Davies tried to induce himsto return Senliinli U16 S8158- The 1‘6S01uti0ll was
to the Government and finally he (Mr. 1039 011 3 P3113? V0f'¢*-14 9012- ,I
Davies) offered to resign as Leader and Thi? SP¢9»k¢1` tbl?" t°°k.¢h¢ Wall' and °n
asked Mr. Campbell to become Leader. the mQl»i011 that U13 bm be l`¢P@t€d
Mr. Campbell refused knowing that he .£81305 W M13 M¢,Kim1°11 1188-inmovodl. his
was not able to take charge of the Govern- flmenilmenb Whilfh WHS `d€f%&¥»6d
ment with the policy then adopted by Mr. SU`9~l8h_f" .WNY V_0b8_14-12, Mr. J.
Davies." He thenreiterated thelconversa- D°11815(C0¥l) b¢i°8 15590119-
bion between blmoolfoou Hon. Mr. sol- i H011- Mr- Fe1'<i\1h°r=°n m°vf=d *he
livan. He was proud that to-day he did ill” °°m_\`l_l_m7°e ,With  Reid in
net belongto a party which, had `as- ¢h3il'  ak? i“t°
sociated with ita_cre_a_ture like the one _i.lDl5°_°_lD3, '°f_
representiig Tigniahf-E , °°,mP_°~l1f°S “D5
Mr. Speaker-You must retract the' ,s¢'¢l`§l
word motors. T ' ~ v1in°lp9»ll_°f
_ Mr. Campbell-The person who repre-_ 9§Xi0i.\“lM_3Hll¢
‘santa Tignish isnotacreature and is not huh Wit:
‘ll
Wlil? lllldbg
omee in this
tracted the statement.
Mr. Shaw adked the Coml
Public Works if lt _iithe fn! of the
 topay  roi
ot lateih-iuof‘l(acKiim`  on”`and Mac
Loon obo me oraalv.sz,nna som .bolog _ rv-in 'Bw Theseus
amen nltdinasciainiedghy them for mach-"l:\Pil1¥*° 5031 520 
inery and fittings for steamer Hillsbom-I FINDS, T119 USSR”-WH* 081? e
LA.
The Commissioner of Public Works M1'F'l-l`¢1l1|15l'S_0l1 Stlld N185 eve
soldnnt obul had been rooolv.-n. The -i11l>°w *HBS 011 insurance
Government considered Mr. .McLean had Man? °f th°i“5'1m°°° °°mDB11i¢S HOW 50-
Mr. Campbell ookod ibo Lender ofthe fr°m the Pf°vi°f="-- - The companies are*
- g _ -80 to the
from Hampton Corner to Victoria Breast- Winds' The Government. were °Wi1l8 U0 .
work, which had been opened by the per reduced rates to place $10,000 each on the
Hon. Mr. Fax-quharson said Mr. McKin-
_\¢ . o au, ustfldlé f
l¥.\`llllllili<0URE . `
.. 4
is sent direct .1 eh.; ¢li5¢,s.,d_
P3115 57 01° llptovcd Blower.
Heals the ulcers, clean che air?
passages. stops dropping; in Qu; _
throat and .germanainiy gum:-.-__.
Calarrh and ay l-`e\-.lr Bleu--. `
si
Mr. Campbell asked the Leader of the
The Leader said the information would png". I.. V
Mr. `Kickham' asked the Leader of the
i§3mkHnmom 
Mr. Forqoboroon Sola tb o b 1. <1 “"“““°“’°"‘”“-‘°"“°""°°‘=‘- ’~"¢°'°°~ 
° 6 “  .......°’°'-......°=-
Whnhnudnhfl
Mr. DesRoches asked again who sup- » it
Wa  
#idler 'said
day Oni'
veek If you can
where else
yourself. -.-
HERE
(Not one blouse
ahhh
1""
,l f ad ’ 5
worthy ofthe name of a man. I have re-Q inlkl I
been paid the ful) amount due_ ing business _here could not be chased l -CFUMIN’
Government to lay on the table a written °°mP°ti“3 ’»m°”8 theuwelvw- The liftct 'umm‘q“.’ P 'C'
statement whether he instructed Super- of °f last Y°a1"S tax “@3150 1°W¢l' thé H088- L°°"l nd gmeml
visor McKinnon of Desoblo toflll up o There Wasawmbise among the mmm- ‘“°d° D°°“'\1’¥ PHWIWS
road to the shore on the road lendin i°SS°m°Y°a1'Sa8`°b\1ff it has DB `G“mm°°d
hotel
Free coach to all
Special accommodation
3
VALUE
It’s “what yout.§KK'a$&
for the-money wheel
°“’
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By puuing the best possible
electric.-ily w liao
On motion of Mr. Rogeisthe bill to  
y y . .  _ _. ,Q .V _ __  I. . a 'q _ _ _n   ____m_ V
Second or subsequent offence becoming.   " " 1 “°5 Wlu-lm Mr' M°L°8lf3 jiriidictiogasa'
'may thereupon upon proof ofthe due  _  1 3;.,    tffsee “Piu*ld5tf@9¢d'h§iQh`_#o 
' _ice of guch_ gqmmgng,  te 3   _ a » ` _l dlreci.ed~l.§8'B'lBll\llEl‘;0ffil1lB`H0'%I`9e.  
S ._ Pwnc we “Pwr °fs“ ~ l  l ~ ' ""...' e. m“d°iT°°nfsia?tmbm 
’ ni;   ‘o.....-1 ?=~.»e......_; ;, `s; _ \ _‘ lme was eea ng
Strnishtparty vote-14-11.’  
On motion _-of Mr. .Farquharso "
Eouse _ivlvent into committee w,it D
nf  ._ _,_ _f3h°°Q,_i1`t°?_   V 
e  ‘ ____l°°=rI°ra§é..eb¢ §
”G£¥'|-_QAM  l"” ’°"°’°°‘ “W” *°"'"“‘°°° 'A 0°
 ia Nbooovloaoo, :segment ofofa.rln~"fmf-5   _ enum---e   _.Q . `
‘°'v°¢=°f=ny-foillenee aealnoscbn at      _  _    ‘.
=‘1°*l°°~»o-.ln ~=‘=‘°"" °' 'millmnaaara ~  i ='“‘o   Q 
An his appearance, afmeild f such
second or subsequent conviction and ad- I
50486 Such penalty or. punishment a`s_
“Wh” have be*   rash. pre- '
vions conviction never existed, and such
Bmeudod conviction shall thereupon be1
5514 *A591 étoalliilnients and purposes asf
if l!lll|dfbeen&deiritlie lint instance.
‘"°° ilvw-wr of H °
_ °l’HA1esty’s Courts at
2~ Nssvoeol abou bo
-void or defective-, after the making ot by  Qu M m ERS | nE_,:p_ E_ |_ _ ”f°mb¢l` 0_1 .9116 0PDOsiti0lr`Tto in `ce_a
reason of any previous convictions being Gogd Bqard at masdnable nfe"_ b‘u`a'Re°l'm§ tile GffV¢¥`l1m¢lll5- =f_ ,  _
Ss? _8Si<i°» flllashed 01° °*>hH'WiS@ 1'¢“d°1’@d Free coach to ahd from all trains  Mr' M°Le“".s bm P"-Wilde’ 
void, the Magistrate by whom such se- gg9¢merg_' ‘ ‘ '   i  _ ‘°“`1_`eside“_t °_f the. P1`0ViIlC¢ 1101i
cond or subsequent conviction was made, ‘ _J_E_ HQUQHTQN  sea” 1° tile L*fY1Sl1*thl‘°- ‘iii
may by summons under his hand require _ ~ I . ’ 1  Smdalr said thaball °‘7-el' thi; 
 person  appegar ata time Wt¥81‘ St.; Summorsidi mmm" n°°'re3idenf's an memhers 
anlplace to be named in such summons, u___‘Y9__51V1'_ __ _ _ _ _» -_ D°mi”l°“ l.'I°\1S¢ _$114-.he .would-“be 3
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anmun i>m1fnns,q|,' _ ' 
amnims-r nreafaaa  T ' ef
amnnrasawnnlls.
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an `[ _ ».~: ,.5 ‘_-'ln' »§ ~':‘.>‘-._ '_ ~. _.ilk l ~ ’ ~ .I ws J;  
‘uowed trol! ani I L V _  V A 1 f ~=i  V --z:.i`,-  """  A .1
entorordeisco my hsgmwn' Nw-d“:r“u°'.°°" 'Ia' '” ' ` slvkiimdvpnpg - l 
‘Ti '3' - 2' . Y -- -~ ~=4. ~ fe ' f="-, -5.51:; "  i- _ ,\: - ri. , . _ .    ff 2_2 ; r'£'-`f_-:ii-_T fi L
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