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iiiciiiititn iiiuiii
Continuing his analysis of the peti-
.tlon on which tho Falconwood inves~
tigatlun was based, Mr. A. l’. Prowse
said:
iioru is anotlior neiitonce ordered
by the shine Mr. Jolilisti;-n to be
.istruck out.
truth."
struck out.
inet inay have some bearing on the
matter." Y
Again the following was ordere by
the sanie Mr. .iohiisto nio he struck
oirt: “Not through political preju-
dice." And again the words "without
political influence" were orilered by
the some Mr. Jolniston to be struck
out.
I also wish to direct your attention
to the second last seiiteiiec' in the do-
cuinent tabled on the Ilrd day of April
which reads as follows:
“Wo are confident that it will he
ot' the liiglrest iiiterest to dcnrand un
lnvestlgatioir."
On ret'errlng to the doeuineiit in
question, vou may notice the words
words “tc your” which were erased.
This change according tc- the tes-
iuont. rind why was it inutie.
_ lt will ‘bc noted that quite it nuin~
ber' ot' elrunges were inttde under the
direction ol' illr. .lolinston made no
doubt on the part ot' Mr. .iolirnato
with tho intention oi' rt-tinovlng nn
oi’ party bias, lint in giving the fliret
'our" to the \\'ord~i “of the" :ind wee
way oi` com-etrtiiig this. :is to lmrv
tho words “to your" would still i-ilio\
the party liiais, eoiiseiiiieiiiiy iii
cliaiige wars niaile.
\\'e now see from the i`oi‘eiri,-iiig iiiai
work of M`urpii_\‘ and Jolinston.
4 The question in.'iy iirw urlse why
did not the hon _lunior rnemher to
be pt'tsunietl limi. lie coni=lilei'crl lr
ical ton iii.it\, and oiiie one ils
L ' ‘ SI " ?_' ei , ‘_
must he louinl that would he iii
pliaui political tool to he hold euoug
iiiiilinii aigreeiiieiii. '
N' \\ is 0 thi* ioliiiiiti iil` liit` l.i':ri
,H . _ . " 
L. . ti ' :.‘ 1 , | i' 1 _
' or ul' the tippositioii in this iinitti*
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iiif" exterior WILLIS PIAN0
rtic l f ature you
d ggggttgirnv;l§i<iodpi>ian¢li.a;ouewi\l find it
ilniill its excellence in the WILLIS Dian?-
` e action, workmai ship.
V in touch, ton ,
- ' ' h WILLIS satisfies
iiiitiifsiiiiesaiii tiilniiibsi imtioonr. can in
and hear this superb P\°U°~
f sate. atooiobs Q.2.¥.’»f. 
l eiinrire hini \\'iti| iii-ini; eiiinili
nie.in|iiii‘ lor t‘ui‘iliig,:iii. as ini' t-i~.i‘t:i|ii|
inns|_ have beeii eoiisnlliiil lii»i'ore ri
l'riuce lddivuril island.
.lust lnrngine the iieniler ui the O
nirtv _in this pr'o\'ince. who-ae duty
coniinaiin the respect oi the peop
ot` thi. pr  _ ' -
heeoirie, entrapped in ii qiiailriiple pi
lticnl i'oiispii'at:y _lcd by ti poor del
ded niuniiic. To my -inind it is
sad spectacle to behold niciribers
ilingly low level oi` uiloiivlngl the
- - ~ ' i .l t` i i
iiinuzil delusions ot' u tegciiemte;
pei'i;un descending -to such a depth
"lt is correct to say llnit you will r tu sa may | do "OL beigeye dn
be very iniicii surprised upon hearing
ot the state oi' affairs out here, but
if you are in earnoi-it you will iind us
nt your service ready to testii`y to the
Anil again in tive otlievr places ‘the
words “Miz Joliiistoii" are directed
by ""3 “ln” MV- J°|‘“5’~°“ 10 he heard it read in this lloustn:
Also the t`ollowiiig was ordereii by
the seine Mi'. Johnston to be struck
out, rianielyz "Wo understand that
Dr. Goodwill wus a Liberal and tiiat‘lmbm.n| members nl- this Home M,
“of the" are inserted in place' ot’ the
tirnony of Murphy was inade utter
the docunieiit was t_ielivere<l by l\'iu=‘-
phy to Mr. Johnston, or between the __
time it was liandcli by hlnrbliy to‘ IH tht: one g1‘i;at aim and desire to F st ' .
seo tnrt ,our ess foriuiiate citizens? R d
who grave to be pilieeil in those iii-i   
stiintoiis are well our-ed for anil» d U h I
nie.d<- eonriortabie in every wiiv und an P 0 
Johnston :ind the time ii. was tuliled
The question arises who is guilty
oi' -rrnilrlng this elninge in thc docu-
saine person who wus dli'ei:tirig the
other cliangos onilttc-tl to liisirnr-t _
Murpli.\' to <~liiini;e the wortis "|o h“"" ‘l"‘“"‘“‘d"ffl f‘i‘ ‘UP ‘i0“'i\ ill im'
) .. _ . .
ing this oinlsiiion the party directing
the oilior elrniigcs inust. iliid smile , _
e inieiiee t.~t the people of the proviiiee.
V l niovo the coiieiii‘reiiee'oi` tlilsi
Q [louse in tho Report oi the Coiuiuilt-
tlie doviiineiil. siiliiriittoil to this iloiisc
on the :ini day ot April was really the oil he wished it inalte ti. few rc
to ninlie tht' plunge. 'l`liui‘el`oi'e tho lol bt‘4` itll' Mn_rm__\. H,|,~|',,,u|. mm|jn.g his
toll upon the lion. junior' nieinboi' liar ,m,_,,“,t¢,~|pi_ Tim in-_si 11,1", gnnl he
Went lllver io t-tiri'y out the undesi
rublo duly set l'in‘ liliri. no doubt’ by
1' taiiriieii hy the Leader' ol' ilie Opposi-
"- iIi<.i. llc wus new :it the business
-" then und rciinlreii soinetlilng to guide
" hlni p~:rh1ip»: Iuil this evening what-
gniiiv with tin lion. iiiiiioi' inenilio
" evin- lie uiiixiil. iiay he was going to_
for \\'»isi ltlver :ind the lion. _illllio
, " riiory. lie. said it ivoiiid he. oben i‘vi~,d
loivliiiz his iiuiue to be in-:ed in aid- that ll". umm" was smnml hv um
ilri-ssirii.: the iloeiiiiieiii. 'Viiii “‘i“"`”"‘ iiniJorli,\~ oi' the (Wvmmitteo only. lio
reads: "To the iloii. l\lr. llell and the “MM,M'uod that nm mmm_H`, m,pm.|
inernbef's oi the Liberal party of ' ‘
_ _ , D suinnittcil io thi- inujority i.»t` the Coni-
i-‘°"“’°“' ""i“""“"‘U"l‘i 'h" I"'"`"li iniitee but he ivoulil not eliarge the
ii inlnorlty with \ii'e.:icii ol' tlrltli us per-
lt liaps the time was short. As to the
_ . _  Report, he had no doubt ivlizitever
'A ‘“""°€ ““"“i“g h"“""H if" that both the liouse and the et-:iiitrv
m' would agree ihiii the Coiriiiilttee had
"` presi-iitr,-il it in very lair mid moder-
Oi. rite tefins. lie did not intend to go
_ . _ . vorv i`iilly into the mutter. The ses-
iihis House, represeiitatives ui ai tree _mm of me “Gum had nlremlv hem
"‘"“ i“‘l(`i“"“‘l°m imopm dcgrmhng iindui' 'oil--ig:-tl eh|cl`l\' in'eon~ie
their" position bv resortiiii: to such d " ' ' ' ` ' ` '
is to nniintaiiii li sttiiiilaril that slioul
8'! uenei‘  the investl ation Theil
ilhmin ('“'llw Wsoruug m Um dcgm' 'gil iroiild rernriniiiei' tile evening ihii
 elizirges were. preseiited to the liousel
u and with \\'l\;it, soieiiiiilty they iverei
Ut. prcseiited. _The House and tho pco-|
ple were given lo uirilei'staiitl thai]
solves to he intilguaiits iw tr c ni
`nroral depravity may to iny inind be
justly described as n iiiucliiuvelliaii or
a degraded politician ot' the rnucliia-
volliau type, that is to say one who
adheres to the principles that the and
justifies the means. Ft.:-llow this
rout to the lowest extremity as has,
been doiio in the case under review
and you reach u staiidam that no soli-
rcspeeiiiig citizen would dare to up-
hold or onilori-re without iii. once tak-
ing the risk of boiin; clans:-it-.il in the
same low category.
A-t this stage it ls, l consider, only
ful y- ' '
the ~nii-iinhers oi' the Opposition are
equally responsible in this iieiarous
‘business or for the position to which
their leaders have brought tlieni. in
filet l know there is at least one incin-
ber oi’ the Opposltioii who knew iro-
thing of that celelimteil doeinneiit un-
til lie '  .' ' V
und tlie-re .rnay be otliers in the sann-.I
position. _V
I hope und trust tliere is iuniiliootli
und fulrplav enough left in the other!
censure in severe terins the iiieiiilreri»;
oi' their party who are responsible for
the very nnenvizibio position the i.i~
berai party is now placed by those
wiio liave been weak enough to allow
tlieniselves to be so entrapped.
And to the niernbers who were en--
gaged hi this political coirspii'iic_\' :ind
particuliirly to the lion. junior inein».
bei' for Czrrdigaii. l wi.~uld say that it i
would have been ii great deal nioi-ei
` have aeted the Good Su»niar°ltari,i
when Murpliy Caine to lrlin with liisi
troubles, and that in place oi' l`iriining`i
the flames of it deluded rnaniiic he had!
Christian wny to czihn the troulrledi
rninrl. . l
in conclusion, l`nni sure I ani ex-
pressing tire sentiments ol' all the
people of this prorfiiice regardless ofi
political parties when l say that it
also that our synip:itlictie`regard for
H ii1i<'i'eii_ trust ai. party issue. I ani nnrn;
v_tiie i.ilrerzil ineiiiber.~i ol' this lloinii=i,i
Stutenioiii that had the itppeiiruiiciei who i""`l°“‘l 'U iw HW ]“f'ilU`i" Ui' iiiilil'
iity have not elevated their iosi
r- P1 ' ~'_~ ' ' » i -
tion for the elraiiges to»iie inade the N0" '" mel" “°“""""|‘"‘ “fiiii lilo uiut»l
ter, under et:»miidei':iiioii. but on ther
<‘0ritrar,\' to my iniiid, tit least. they
iieiilo oi political |noralii_t» that they
ure iiiiworthy oi' the cniilitleiieo ol'
tlwir own party, iriiieli less the con-
tee.
t' illr. it. ’l`. lilebellziii said that in ri-
sing to seeoiiil tho adoption ol' the re-
p '. . .- . , ~
rnarki-i on fthe sulijctzt before the
House. it was with trepidution that
r' ho arose alter the scene that had
(lordlgaii tablo ilin dot‘uinont'! lt may been witnessed a few uioinerits ago
e when the hon. member- for Cardigan
had performed his share in the poll- had rliargod the Speaker with lower-
€| ini; the dignity ot his oilrco and later
€‘ on, wlien the, sarno ze:_i_tlr:rnun hail
il ralsiiil an olijoctiou to the lion. 'inerii~
tiiir. Mt-iiollunl iuid turd the honour
or speakliig in the lloiise irinit ho did
any lie roiid t'r'Arin rn.:inii.<erip_l und ivziii
read :iinl triisi i|oi,~ti> hiss but to nio~’
iwoulil he siilrinitteil but the nature
iof it was not linoivn. ' ll had not been
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Add boiling wafer and 'nerve
- and soo how much
better youu-..lunch»
tutes. »- Chocolattn
_ innhifhly nutrition:
and igoatablo bov-
eraga and requires
, only boiling water
to mal¢u-.-
a delicious
palatable
drink. ,_
Chocolate and wean
` and tel ordinarly ra-
quire sugar and milk ,
i before they can bn
drunk, hui. Chorn-
|nMn(hecaiiu°itcou-
ininii the chocolate,
milk_and augur to-
gether) is always
ready in nn instant.
ni: iiimiutr rooo coimnr
Toronto. Condo 3
soiiielliirrg tirrrlblc was truiispiriiig at
the liiiirniary. ii such eliurges were
true tho people would uiiqiiestieiivtrirly
be right in iiidlginniiiy tleinaridiiii; an
investigation. For this reason the
iiivo;-itiizutioii was grantoil and the
tlpposltloii were given tho privilege
oi‘ nonilnatiiig the -riierirbors' who
should i'ep=`eseiit thorn on the tTr.-in-
iiiitl.i~e. Ono ot' the iiowspir`pcrs had
Hitiiibtl ibut it wus riitlier iiiit`iilr to
pil. t\\'o lu\v_\‘er.~i i|i::i.insi. tiiret: furni-
i»|'.~'. iiowever. the iriuiiur had iieon
fully iiivi-'stigaied und he tliouglit the
entire ground had been covered: 'l`lie
nliegittioii in the "l’iitr_i0t" that the
aiitalrs of the Iiiilv'inui'y hiid not been
eiiiiiiired into wus thine-, for every
iiienilior oi the t‘oniinil.teo iniust ad~
irril limi, they had been given every
uppoi'luiiit\» to go into the inzillei' :ind
e'vei'ythini: they liinl asked t'or had
lnreii grained. ll. wus truo t.inii the
Lihoriil iiioniiberi-i had sought. io go to
i.liuyiii:tniigoiiieiit of the Asylum. but
this wus very p|'i.'porlv denied tliein
ln. ‘ho iniijoi‘lt_\' of the Coniinltteo as
iieiilil iicyolifi the scope of ihp lnvng.
ligation. ’l`lie Opposition had been
invitnil in tho ilouso, when the unit-
ter~ cuino up. to forniiilato und siilnnlt
iiny cliiirges iliov wished to innilie
ngisinst. the Ai-iyiiini and lin-_v would
he eiifiuiriiil iiilo. if they had inude
spoeiilc charges iiguiiisi `i"iiiconwood
iloiipital thoiin elnirizei~i woiiid have
boon gona liiio; biil they dial not inzilir.
charges iigaliiitt the Asylum. und un-
der cover of the niiqulry liito the nl-
mirs at. the lnilrinar~ thny miden-
vou-rwl io iiqiieeze in linprnporly quen-
tionii relating to the Asyliiin. which
Was outside of the scope of the nn-
qnlry and beyond tho authority oi the
Cfirniniittee. and thnsft quenlloiis were
refiiiaeti. wlilirli was tim only thing
that could 'lie done.. Mr. Melieiinn
wont ini to reatl some of lim nvi-
donce. lie said tliiit. the evidence
shnwod that a chaiigo had been made
in the wording ol the document since
it had -been placed in the hands of
. Mr. Johnston. and ii' Mr. Johnston did
not;-maine the ehlngp lifimseli lie
miilt know whooiti.
Mr. HUGHES hare suted tim tho
euiisn us to i~el'rnin frinn innking lnist
AFR” ‘+‘-"» 12"    _ _ me onistgmerowr GwnDw1__-o .  .s F i 
took the full i-esponslliilily for tho
change. When the document was
iiri-it read in the iiouso sonic day#
ago he did not intend lahliiig it. lie
thought. tho wordsi ltiul at pulltiisii
slgulilcuiiee and he cliuugud thein but
the rliniige was ininiaterlirl.
Mr. Mcl,i‘ii.irAN tlioii proeeedeil to
quote from tho evideiivir signin. Tiiert-.
hail been perhaps ir few jarring riotes
e evident( tliiiii tho three davit
in ill. .  ' il: -- .
the t‘onirnitteu tial.. hut. those \vln,~
struck those larring~ notes. were not
worthy of eoniiiderutioir. 'i‘lie_y had
provoil iuoro`tlnin ordinary iullu|'e1i
in lite. .Mr. Mcilellnii tlien reall the
evidence ot' Mr.. lil;-niiell. ii. man res-
pected and adiiiilted by nil to he on
I
eilicler a i trustwurtl volliciai. wlo‘
it in i_\
had s\vorii"'lliat tile-coinliict ui' the
lniirninry was highly satisfai-toi
ilunt that the food was oi' the vcri'
._\.'
that iiyriio ivus at .ilrst-rate atteii~
` <2.
best and that Murphy was troubl »
seine. lie road also lroin the nvi-
deiice of the lilaitroii who- gave li_v1'in~
an excellent tzlianieiei' und denied
the cliurges coiitiiinetl in the pirtitioii.
Mr. McLellan read extracts troni the
evidence ol' other witnesses und in
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of the finest cocoa beans is..
brought out by boiling Cowanfs 
Perfection Cocoa from three" to  _
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eoncliisioii said he had not the sligir Mr. HELL then tabled his iiiinoi~liy `
lest dutibt tliiit the public were con- report neeoriileil by Mr. Sziuii,iler.~=.
vineeii that the charges had been nb- in doing so lic spoke at ccrnsiderablevi”
soiutelv disproved. IGIIKUL ' ' . U
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delusion, and eiidearonreti in' ni t _
those iiiii`n~i'tiinatos slieultl always- /“ _iii
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Friday and Saturday
BARGAINS
We were fortunate in placing orders for goods previous to the tremend-
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Picture Fraiiiingf
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Save Money by Taking  
Advantage of these Specials A "” I
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nltirmtlnn in ilin rloeiimem was -made
:,._hy iiim and not Mr. Jolinsiiiii, and ho
ous advances which have takenvplace. That’s how we are able to offer these
remarkable Friday and Saturday bargains
` in almost every item mentioned our prices are lower than charged by
the factory today.
Wise buyers will buy now. .
FRIDAY MORNING AT 9 a. m. _ _

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Q ig? 1.40 Lace Curtains 1.00
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Pretty Nottingham lace curtains-good quality IM
itrong and durable three pleasing patterns Worth
$1.40 per pair
'rwo BARGAINS on scrum CURTAINS
These curtains are in the popular 21-2 yard_ length
made of good quality scrim nicely finished
    ...Special $l.OO
Special $1 29
»' Worth $1 T5 per pair.    .... .. _ I 2.49
DRAWN EDGE SCRIM CURTAINING ,ld
thing we ever offered in “before the WSI'
wash weii5yards for  ._   ..
CROCHET BEDSPREADS J"Si C0i”HD8f€
our value-these spreads are 64x84 inches
hemmed re_ady for use,-good Sif0n‘!
durable quality Worth 1.60 Si>2Ci3i $1 22
en o Li s ii rL`A'NNetEi‘Te stripe
designs-250yards _ are offered at this
price todays value is 3Zc Special ._  IJC
Worth $3:2i3 per pair".     Specia $
eres a wonderful value better _than anY
times Nice quality-will drape nicely
ENGLISH LONGCLOTH A n Q t.h e r
wonderful value_-full yard wide-_no
dressing-a_b»autiful quality Worth 16:2
it yard ‘Special 5yards tor .....  . . . .
.._.59t,
WHITE SAXONY FLTTE. he_'av,_y
quality fulliilincbes-Worth 20c a yard
Special .........  ........ .. . ............ ......I4_c
LINEN TOWELS PER PAIR 654: FOR 49C
Do you know that linen towels are practically off the
inarket-only a few being obtainable at impossible prices these X p ‘_M’_.
are linen-size 22x40 inches Regular 65c pair Special.  .490 H ._ . °_@""  -
WHITE BATH 'TOWELS PER PAIR 6i)c FOR 44C ' 
This is another wonderful value considering present costs
Pay you to lay in enough of these to last you a year' Worth
60cpair Special    .. ._ . . . . . . . . .
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I ast week our 25c fancy goods table proved a trein~
1 eiidous success.We are going io eclipse it with _  .
these values at fifteen cents. You will find some
wonderfuibargaiiis on this table-if you come early. Early buyers will secure)
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_W -- if 7' ' ’ ' l- _I 7 "Wi YL" ‘_-1.- _i W  V V : M~ I
Straw Matting Mats s '
A wide range of very pretty designs and attractive colorings--just the
thing for bedrooms durinf t e summer months. _ ‘ _ 
Size? x54lnch  ..
Size36x72inch.....  ....8542 cnc 
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