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leaving husband. children and rela-
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BURKE.-In the City Hospital, April
lst, Mrs J. Burke, aged 60 years,
Funeral from residence of her son. Mr
John Burke, Kent Street. Tuesday
morning at 8.30 to St Dunstun’s Cuthe
drsl, thence to the lt. C. Cemetery,
BWEENEY.-ln Charlottetown, April
2nd. Jeremiah Sweeney, aged 55 yours.
F‘nnoral,from his late residence. 173
Sydney Street, Tuesday morning at 10
o'éiock. to St Dunstan‘s Cathedral,
thence to the R. C. Cemetery.
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INOI DF CENTRAL GOVERNMENT.
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` Secretary
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increase was instilled or not. He did
not approach this matter from~a fault-
finding standpoint. Tlie election was
now over, and there was not likely to
be another for some time. so there was
no need for seeking information mere-
ly for party advantage. He wanted
to see the Government administered
in the best interest oi' the Province.
and it was for that reason _that 'hop
called for information and sought to
criticize expenditure.
lt being now six o'ciock the House
adjourned.
FRIDAY, MARCH 31.
Mr. Speaker Martin took the chair
at 10.15 a. m.. Mr. A. A.MacDonald,
was appointed law clerk to the Legis-
lature.
MR. HUGHES RESUME8.
e e n .
h sal that the Government had re
'been suiilcglut to remove the land tn
or provide a surplus oi’ from $70,000 t
$100,000. The people were anxious
to hear about the oats question. and h
blamed the Leader of the Goverumcl
for taking the matter oi' signing th
stean1er'g charter out of thc hands u
wenua. was in France.
committee had sent lu a signed repoi
say on the subject. -
tabled. Referrin to transportatio
doubts about the genuineness of one o
that the government would give suc
information to the members of the 0
lrow r if the address that`the shou
- -ff-is ll. -|..»l.i~ with alot of goo
from him in .-om# questions. of cours
descend:-d lo deplorably small politic
n|.1nll» -.i leadership, but hc hu
tactics. llc did not believe there wa
D
well that no government was going
of tho Opposition really boaevcd
sermon preached. and then spoiled by
preached. The Leader of the Oppo
vornment in connection with his se-
venteen hours speech at Summerside
Mil. BELL: There is no truth
against the Government. _
MR. MCEWEN: I accept the hon.
mcmbcr's correction. but l would ash
him whether hc made such u clmrgc
directly' or indirectly :against the gov-
crmnoni. `
MR. BELL: l never rendered any
bill or uulliorim-li nnyoiin to rcndcr u
hill on my belinlf.
Mit. MCEWEN: I accept life expla-
nntion until such tilnc as l produce
thu hill. but l um iui`ormcd that such
a hill ima -been rendered thc Govern-
ment, nud putting down Mr. llcll‘s
working dny at 10 hours, it would ap-
pear that he was remunerated- at the
rate of $27,250 per annumn.
MR. BELL: i may say l was em-
ployed by the Temperance Alliance
nud not by the Government. I at-
tended thc henring rcgulnrly for sc-
vcntccn days being employed in tho
regular course of business. I never
authorized anyone to render my`ac-
count to the Government. i charged
-lhe Toinperance Alliance in the ordin-
ary course of business. and l look to
them for payment.
_Mr. McEwen liero upon produced
tho hill which thc Alliunco had rch-
derod the tiovcnnncnt in which was in-
cluded 8148.50 us the fee to thc Lender
of the Opposition. llc said that was
the' account he referred to alum mat-
tered little whether Mr. Dell l od to
tho Government or tho Alliance for
payment it was rendered to the Gov
(Continued on page three.)
To Fertify The System Against Grip
.’.`.‘.I. “.!“°;.E'.ff.E.’§3.‘;‘.’”'l€i`i.‘l‘§;‘£ii , ` Island Roll of Honor
the committee, resulting in delay and ~ _
additional expense when thc Mor- Pte' Ed' Hicken' G°°'gBt°w°°
E
Mr. Hughes dealt with the auto que -
tion and said it had been a live ques-
tion in his district. and so long as we p_ Ca,.mghe,._ Kelwfs Gros,”
had responsible government the- will - Fmele Gallmm T|gni5h_
Of (IIB ma]0l'lty IIIUSL l'llIL‘. A [)0tl~ Capt_ Fred Maya’ Cha|.I0"et0wn_
tion had been submitted in favor of '~ N 1 H_ M L d An, t _
the Union nom district. but ne has -Hirsglniiey, §e;°c8rP§i;a°.n
the names and he intended to ask the
Government to table the petition for  A_ McBeg_h,,h-i5_
inspection. He had every confidence
l
ll'
position as they asked for.
“ON-H-D-M<*EW'EN ill his maiden Gunner J. Bowden, Charlottetown.
-“l»-~~-~'i\. '-will that he ilgfeefl Will! ills Pte. N. McKenzie, Nine Mile Creek
'l`hz.1 ~.f.-11;- clmrncteristic of the hon.
_L<~-mi--111.111 .-infe he assumed the ' pte_ JBL Dawson Bmwn_N°w London
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annum than did their predecessors.
This he thought should have §g£¥dMH‘u§;fi§§§?' Ch'“'l°tt°t°w“
E Lieutenant Morrison, Georgetown
Private-Peter Hughes, Mill Cove
PrivateiJ'. E. Beaton, Brookfield, '
If Private McQueen, Mount Vernon ' '
C ` William Mointyre, Charlottetown
I. K.  Ellis, Summerside
Pri te W.B. Davey. Albion Bay \
Driver W. L. Ferguson, Alexandria.
Harold Gilli Summersido
The Premier (interruptiiig) said the Ronald vesssc’y Chm,louBw'wn_
t W .
and the hon. member would sec what Dai5:3‘;dL¥w1(6Il;§'(§tel¥"I§|5:;(%“ey°
the threc gentlemen who signed had to GL James M_ smith’ Annan BRL
George Currie Georgetown .
Mr. Hughes said that ho saw that Herbert Cecil Maclntyre Sauna
there had been a meeting oi' the com- John Stewart wood Islands '
mittee, but he thought the report had Ema_nue| Dohfou Chm.l°uet°°wn
been delayed by the absence ol’ the ' Gunner W_G_ Bhce Red Pomt'
secretary, but he would withhold any . Pte_ C_A_ Amam Ciarlottetown'
further remarks until the report was P._9_ L_ com", M’m,eu_ r'
n
s
Pte. S. E. Chandler, Mt. Albion.
Pte. Garnett Gillis, Montague.
Pte. Fred Halliday, Eldon.
Percy Metberall, Fortune Cove.
H. Bealrsto, Haliburton, P. . I.
Harold Beairsto, Alberton.
i Ray Fitzgerald, Charlottetown.
Percy Clark Sherren, Crapaud.
Pte. Lester Proud, Charlottetown
Pte. W. A. McQueen. Mt. Vernon
i .- ._ y
Il.-vme more time to the immediate _yghn Daniel JM-vis, G,-and Tram.
i=u=vin»~-l-1 of the province and deal less np-,Y p_ E_ 1_
\"1=li 'li-'#10-'_ Into ancient hietory.The>' . Edward Dickson, Georgetown. 0
i-'l\<»\ll~\_'~r~' world their time bickering ;1mrr_v nfwherfy. Mnrnnville. samuel Chandler, Pownal.  l _ 1..- _ -----_- --5
.\\‘l'l»"r1 l»»»»i~\ »\»-rr-_ no many grelll lhirlge Pte. Vernon E. McLeod, Frederic ton. P. E. I. .Q
lf- lin, ill- <»~ln.'l'=~l\1ii1l€d Mr. Hughes ~ Wilfrid f‘. Mcllonnld, Georgetown Sergt. F. Simmons. Clyde River
e d. ‘ `  . -
celved $200,000 more in revenue per _ WOUNDED 1
_,-_;___s-er ‘
A.” T-f
1
'rn m aaron ~11a.'ve'A1ways Bought and Wllioh-bel Nell" "6
1: us: for over 30 years, has brirne tho signature _ot_ 1 .
- . and has been mode under hispan-
¢  sonnl supervision since its infancy. _
, , _ Allow no one to deceive yorrin this. i
All Counterlelts, Imif'.nt.io:1s'a::d' “ Just-as-good are bil# _
Experiments that trillo with and endanger tho health of
Infants and -Children--Exiperi0.l1_°° at-Films* 
1-ml _ bstitut for Castor 011 iPare-
23:1? dllir-i>s|»:' iilga isgginiii _ syrifps. It is nlewillt- It
cont.~,ins neither Opium, gforphine nor other Nuroof-in
substance. I ts ago is its guarantee. lt; destroy! W0¥ml
nnd nlinys Fcvcrlshncss. For more than thirty years it
in constant usoior tho relief 0! Constipation g `
lens been _ .
lrmtnycmy, Wind Colle, all Teething Troubles 
Diurrimm.. It regulates the Stomach and Bowe s
1
Private Geo. W. Sharp, Summersido. 1 ,nsslmilates the Food, SIVUIK 111'-9-liihY iUld` “FWF” 5-|°°P`°.
Private J. E. Loekerbie. Cascumpec . The Ch1ldren’s Pnnaicen.-The ]iIotl1er’s Irrleml- .
Private Bruce McLellan, Indian River.
Pte Damien McKenna, Gharlottotovgzald.  C I A ' 
Private Charles S Beaton, Brook
Corp. Ambrose Cosgrove, Wellington
Wilfreld Clark Wright, Vic oria Cra- Bears the Sig_nat_ure` of e _
au "
p .
Robert Trainer. Charlottetown, (Van-
couver, B. C.)
Lieut. Reuben E. Stewart, Wilmot
\alle Montreal)
“ Y t - .
Corp. II. S. Pearson, Charlottetown... ‘ 0 A `
(Victoria Australia)
Pte. M.J . Fraser, Whim lload Cross.
Lance Corporal M.W. Chisholm, Uigg
    ' in Use For liver 50 Years '
Abram’s Village
Private W.E.H. McKay, Bradalbane
` .1
V \
<cas1>0n0nng>. ' The Kind You Have Always Bought
Murdock Neil McPhee, Heatberdale.
'rnl can-nun conrauv nzw volln ¢lT"-
"`”°°“°” M°“"“‘°“' °““"°"°‘°"’“°  
Private Peter Martin Grant. Bangor. _ _ -
Pte. Samuel Elliott, Winslow Station.
Pte. Harry Riley, Sea Cow Pond, Lot 1
Pte. Donald F. Campbell, Newport.
Lot 54° 
Sergeant John A. McLean, North Cai- -'-- --r »f ' "' ' ' ,
digaii . 4
Private Gordon M. Sinclair, Montague. l
Pte. Wm. C. Delaney, Kensington *f
I-ieut. Eric Warburton. Charlottetown. - 
Pte. Clifford Rogers, Miscouche, P.E.I.
Pte. Alexander McDougall Nino Mile
Creek. 2
Sergt. John A-. McNeill, Charlottetown
Farrier, James Gillispie, Appin Road.
-1--.1-
g GUARDIAN GLIISSIFIEIJ MIS. 7
Donald D, McPherson, Glen Wllllgmfi, ', Ons cont por word first insertion in this column hslf coli! psr
eriousl ill -
(s Y ). ; ~
Gunn,” James M_ smith Lot 59| (sep _ word ssch continuation. Cash must accompany order. Minimum
muuy HL)  charge Twenty-fivs osnts.
Sapper J. McDonald, Charlottetown. I
Daniel H- Bellfs- Bl'00lllYl1. Lot 61.  fl;<l°‘>if*|'=l5PT~loI°:ifi°rl€+¥r+if+él-I'fl+?i:+?’H'PifPi€M§I 
James Marshall. Cove Head Road
'F'
I A gents \Vanted
r H _ ` ;' .  _  __ Help Vvanted-Female
'W I?-~» ’~11“ ll" llwi i1<l0Df-Gd in hi! : .lnmos _ ogan. Hope River. il. Barsto, Halihurton
d .
.~.[>» . _ : :~ /
.»l<ii'ar.l‘.if».p.-ll .-oinnioll sense, just what `* PRISONERS - .
,, U , ,V __ , ,- ~ - . _ work. One from countrypx-eforred.
§',‘.‘.°,1‘{']"'.-!"f.lf. °"§’,§°°edT§,'§md‘§f,l§Q'§,{  Pte. H. J. Wells, Elmssale. Private J. rrann-, si. Pete.-'s say. ' Tggerfiiiiéf' ..fii).i’t§.a.ii§plI;ii\rff;`d  ADPIY Mm- WF- Burke. Westltoy-
‘ “"‘ "’ "‘  ‘“‘ ' Y G ;. Peter M. Gram, Bangor, P. E. I. Private Daniel A. slmons,Po1-twood. ' I ¢i,§,}.¢,s pmfimn' co., '1'0mm0.' ' ally or Box 42 City-
_-lint dii`f»rr¢-in-.. ni opinion was to he ex: -_ Pte' ‘mlm Mmphy' Cha‘°l°"'°t°Wn
p__,,,ml_ HH mmi__ qu,__m0m__‘ Mr' Ben  Peter McKenzie. St. Peter’s Bay. Pfe.l.ester Clair Johnst1>n.i"eter’s Road
hafl also .-10 rmi out well but he soon /~ MISSWG
3 .
~ J .' F. Peters. Charlottetown.
d "
r'~-ason lo believe that'the rank and DIED FROM WOUNDS. '-
lii»- l-1 the 1-nrly .lid not approve of his ' `
a ` Private William Gordon, Montague Pte. John W..McDonald, Bradalbane. 
.any tmth in the charge by Mr. Bell Patrick A. McManus, Bonshaw. Private Ar`ch. McKinnon, Canoe Cove.
ibat the government had been guilty Gunner Nell Mclsaac, Souris. Private Walter Smith Pownal, (West-_'l'
of corruption. lic kncw erioctly John Currie, Charlottetown. ern Canada.) "
to George Dunn, Rustico. William D. McKinnon. Heatherdale.
deliberately plan to corrupt the public. Private John Curloy.Charlottetown Donald D. McPherson, Glenwilliams
and he did not think the Leader Gordon Mandcrson, Mnlpcquc
it `
either. He did not like to hear a good KILLED IN ACTION -
Private Llyod Leeman, Georgetown
Lieut. C.B. Plthlado. Charlotteto
the preacher not practising what he Charles L. Pitm Charlottetown. Sergt. Wm. B. Brady, Charlottetown,
Cyrus B. Birt, Pisquid East. 'Pte.- Alex. Lorne McNeill, Rocky Point
Corp. Robert 0. Stewart, Dunstaff-
nagc.
`.°!’.1'.‘!'
Bom. Adolph Gallant, Rustico.
fi' Bom. James Stevens, Kingston;
Gunner Martin Dalton, Georgetown
 Pte. A. Il. McArthur. Alberton.
r _ Pte. Wm. Beaton, East Point-.
emo" I ad rea h d uomy’ but h  A. C, Henderson, Union Road. Moses Gallant, Wheatley River. -
did théy #nic eTh‘;c°hbn_ genmxngn John McLean, Charlottetown. Wendell L. Harvie, Charlottetown. ,
had rendered a bill for $148 to the G0-
Sapper S. Robinson of Charlottetown.
,I Mr. Leo Wonnacott, Hunter River.
in' = men on Mn.|'rAnv 'ssavics ~- 7 "
the statement that 1 put in u bill < Gunner Alfred James. Mmgelh
Private Fenton Alchorn, Rocky Point.
Gunner Robert McPhee, Charlottetown
Gunner 0. S. \dcEachern. Charlotte-
town. '
Pte. John Mc-Donald. Charlottetown.
Capt. 'l’. M. Hyudman, Charlottetown.
SOME MAIL FOFI CANADA
DESTROYED
IN FIRE ABOARD SHIP.
NEW YORK. April 1.-Fire in the
mail-room oi" the Holland-American
Line steamsliip Vecndyk, whllo the
ship wus lying in thc Downs. ou March
14, partially destroyed' and damaged
sixty-nine bags of parcel post destined
_for Canndn and Japan. it is believed
to linvc liccu vziiiscfl by some acid or
other inilaimnuhle agent contained in
one of the packages. `
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In our show room 117 Kent_MSt. Revere
Block: _We haves largqnumber of finished Menu
mens which me pupils  ir.vn¢a'f0 napeer.
and Marble
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79113-Zi-29M6i_
lars for lnrre mail order house, w
ent Grocery Co., Windsor, Ontario.
8012-3-30M3lpd.
Kaianrs -- “woRi.o's GREATEST
WAR" Going like a whirlwind; sam-
ple book tree on promise to dan-
vass; experience unnecessary;
make seven dollars daily. Liuscott
Company, Brantford. Ont.
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL FOR
“the Old reliable Foutliiil Nurseri-
es," We teach our men to sell. Ex-
perience unnecessary; highest com-
mission piiid; handsome free equip-
ment. Stone & Wellington, Toron-
to. Ont. 7620-3-20ME26i
 
For Sale
FOR SALE -,60 POUNDS HOME
grown liuszards -lmprovcli 'l‘urnip
Seed i`ron1 large select tnrnips. Ap--
ply to L.J. \Vig,';intun, llridgetmvn.
8049-4-1M2i.
FOR SALE-COW, JERSEY GRADE.
duo to iresiicn May Isl. Apply 40
Euston Sl. lillfiil-li-iii-nwiliilill.
LOBSTER ROPE FOR SALE CHEAP.
second-imnd, some nearly new. lliiill
tllrenrl. Nowcll, l’cnkc.~'. Wharf' N0
Li. S041!-Ci-2iil11iii|nl.
FOR SALE--30 NEW WATERLOO
iloy Gasoliin-_ l~lngiu<-s. 1% ll. i'.,
hir or liopp0i‘ cooled, $4-3.00; 2%
ii.l’., Iloppcl' coniod. $70.00; /ii/Q
ll.i’. lloppol' cooled. $12i`»_00; li il.l’..
lloppcr cooled, $175.00. All on wood
skids. F. O. B. ally railroad station
on P. E. l. Kerosene Mixer and
Webster Magneto extra. J. I).
Frier. Sussex, N. B. 8039-3-31m6i.
GASOLINE BOAT FOR SALE.- Ti-IE
sllbscrilwr ollors for :mic .t gasoline
bout ut it lmrguin. The _liunl is 28
ft. long by 9 and \'.i2l curry 5 tons
freight. it is built all Pine wllli oak
tinlhers uqulppcd with fi. 15 li.
For nar
to Mr.
power Acndi;
six months.
J. J. McDonald,
Ponrnmr ”"Ac.sN'rs` wANTEo
Send for Catalogue. Solar and bro WANTED- GIRL To Do HOUSE
i.
furnish everything including names,
no experience required. Independ-
SO50-4-1M3Ipd .
§,;',_'EgM;r,q’i"97;.;m-fgfzigsw$25 wanrz-zo. - GENERAL senv/\N~r.
weekly in spare time mailing circu; mm St. g 8060_4_1m6i
Apply to Mrs MacDonald. 126 Roch-
WANTED.- GIRI.` FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply 231 Richmond
St. 8034-3-31Mtf.
‘ WANTED GIRL. -,APPLY MRS. P.C.
Brown 196 Richmond St. 4- - _
. 8043-3»31Mtt.
maven.-A M/un Fon_o.£NsnAl.
housework. Mrs. F.'S.‘ Lodge, 25,
llppcr Prince St. 8035~3~31M3i.
WANTED AT ONCE GIRL FOR GEN-
eral housework. Apply 171 Grai-
iou St. 7918-3~30M3i.
WANTED- COMPETENT WOMAN
as housekeeper in small family in
the city. No incumberanco. Good
wages and good home for the right
- woman. Apply, Stating experience
to housekeeper, Box 335, City.
. 7949-3-23Mtf.
I---ii' g'€-'-1'!
Help Wanted--Male
wa' N're5.-"cron "` THE _difili
Tracudie Packing (fonipany. agood
sealer. D. _A. B. McDonald. Grand
Traeadic. - - 7919-3-30M3i.
|_wANTED- SEVERAL GOOD LATHE
n11d planar hands. Wages 30 cents
por hour, steady work. State ex-
perience and earliest date ca re-
port for work. No. labor trouhles.
Apply Geo. D. MacKinnon, General
Manager, Mncliinnon, Holmes &
00,. Limited, Sherbrooke, Que.
. 7582-2-25Mtf.
wanrel:-_-MEN 'ro'ng'rA|L naw-
lcigh l‘i-oilucts. 'l‘own'aud country.
Largest and best line. One of the
oldest and largest Companies in the
world. Seven factories anti Branch-
es. Quick Service. Low Freight.
We want only industrious men who
can earn $100.00 and up per month
and expenses. Must have means
for starting 'peusesautl furnish
Contract signed by two responsible
mon. _ Address _ W. T. Ruwleigh
Company, Lhnltod. ’l`o_routo Ontar-
lojgiving ago, occupation aud refor-
ence . 8046-4-1M2i.
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’~ - Situations Vacant
'Aosnrrs -'- MEN
“World's Greatest
‘ali selling records;
treo; experience
forty dollars
Publishers,
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