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';i1ilil>nlinllir lirllnllicllumrr sslsclcn riiolil rl-ils wlisirs News For THE <iulili~fl>lllli's sllrulinllll sussclilsers
' ' WEDNESDAY.
- (Continued from P581* 5
thlt had not been opened l' =-»l
lilllivd to questions as tl, the licen-
lm'i|n,Tel~rantem and other r.~.a'l.'=.
`THE PREMIER ;il _llt'~d rl ".llln
Ninth; asked for heiple by Mr. -llam-
iendllj
T E SPEAKER read uh i¥\"".&ti0!l
to :ine members ro zlttcnd 'the _'nect-
h|¢‘0| the Alf, `l`.li_:erc\lll.\Si5 Society
in Bt. Pgulls S»\,h0oll~ooln on Thurs-
 evenlng nrxt _lt 8 0'cl0ck.
_ Mft, ARSE}.\'AlTl..T moved the
Hdnoe into committee on the cill tn
“corporate the Tigvlish ‘llxlding C0ln~i'.,-f Hia Vrllvillce ill its relations with
pany, Mr. Mcliinnlwll in the chair.
Tho’ iucorporators are P. C. M\\l'Dh)`.
J.'Edward Gallant. Pcter Cahill. Jus
J. Arsenault and Jos. F. Ars.-nallli.
The object is to carry on a __s»2I1='fP1|
wholesale and retail mercllamll.-, unsi-
ness. The capital stock will be rl-l -
000, or which $40,000
into 400 shares of
$10,000 of debentures s
without amendments.
HON. L. McD(iNALD resumed tlle,llonr-_l_ll, (`i.r<lig:ln_ as follows:
'debate on the budget. He defcndedf liE.\'Ol.\’_i<ID that this I-louse af-
ghegold gm;-nge Company and :lf-§iiru1s it absolute right to give or
are in 35 good uitlliloid supplies for the public ser-
conilition as the ever were. llc  “rr llllil that the expenditures lnade
and read fronliliillzlult such authority are llncon-
1881 to sho\\.'!_<litll~tp»nui and contrary to the rights
how bud was the state of the road.-,<»f the people as secured under res-
uudm. a Drevions Government ponsillle government. _
MR. PROWSE followed coullllelli-I i<`l'ft'l`l'Il€ll llHSlll.VED that ln the
2 D rlignppointilleilt opinion of this Hitllsc the practice of
the budget speech must have been l,olllȢlil_vim: pflynlcnt of accounts from
the Premier’s supporters. He rrferr-'one fiscal year .to allotller is crllclllll-
of the $200,0\J<l,tell to lead to confusion. f‘XU`f\\'<’1`
lnlv ("i|llscl~\';l~leilnlm- :lllll corrlipili»li_
spill ll..-y poll ,.\__\`ll l-`l'l:Tlll<:l¢ lll~1_Qol.VEll flint
ilrmed that the roads
Y
Spoke at some length
the ,official debates of
in u on the bitter
ed to the withdrawal
from capital by the
tive Government und
will be d1\`illi-ll‘;l.iltflol'islll2 it. He :il|`_l'incd that if
$100 eaylj _‘ull iuolzld luke $li'0_fl0f‘ ffl l‘\1f UW l`0f*il5
tuck. ini the Proviilce in ren:-:olllllily good
ill ' s rcportell agreed to condition. He moved an aint-ndnlcnt
The b “B .lo the Allliliess, seconded by Mr. Mc-
310000 more silently from ottawa'
.i:_':i°.*;.:1er.zi. ‘.i.é__;<'ii.°a_.f:.3_n°.;i_AW|FE'S ME$$llllE_»A  
“ag approlcll by the Legislative
Co nc` \h`l.h had ll Llllerzll ma or-i
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`lty`,1allll he quoted the lute l'rl-nlier _ cured "ef Husband- 0'
F. ‘Q :liarson as approving till' PFll_l', Dflnking, |
l-5|-le of pnyiug OH the debt in this ____ 1 _
\'.u_v_ l’l'1_-ceedlllg, he made an elabor~ 'rn' ".r 106" ‘nd sh.  _l
rw review of the finances of tile Pro
_ \.:l~_'c since the Liberals cunle intd _  TQ" Y." ug' sh.   l “F|`l||l-3-""3" “slows Till "elim llld
p0‘.\‘er and maintained that thci’ hull ‘ “___ “__” _”__sq_" husband 'as B “ml S||'||igf|| of Y0|||h_
.ncrr_c_se<l the debt largely null hull
lpnt kept their pledge to nlake ends
|mr:-t witllout resorting to taxatioll.
Mr. Prolvse reviewed the finances
iihe Doillinion from confederation to
lfhp present time und Strongly zir-
llflirflled the liovermncut for wasteful
_elpl\ndltllre, for failure to fulfil their
lpiqdees, und for lrluklllg expendi-
llprpe like that on (liweiiillleilt. [louse
.witlirillt zi vote of 1* l.ci:islntllre
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w Try it in gravies, :..r
any kind of hot or cold merit.
 Made from the fini-'et ilrpgifcrlients carefully
prepared and l'l.'f._-ll/1c.~'l by a secret process
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in efplate of soup"-
witll a chop, steak or
drlnker. He had tried in every way to amp but
oould notdoao. Av. lost
she cured him by o
I i. - -, , simple home remedy
1 ._ .* _ - which anyone can live
z" ' even secretly. She
` wants everyone who
has Drunkennesa ln
their home to know nt
this. and if they are
sincere in their desire
to curc thlsdleeaee and
will write to her sho
` will tell them just
what the remedy is.
She is sincere in this
offer. She has sent this
valuable infomation
to thousands and will
if will but writ
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her today. As she has nnullnc to sell. do not
send her any money. Simply write your nomo
and full address plainly in the coupon below
and lend it zo her.
MRS. MARGARET ANDERSON ,
115Bome Avenue. Hlllhurn. N. Y.
Please tell me about the remedy you used to
ure your husband. ne I om personally ln-
lerested ln one who drinks. _
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Address...... ,.  ....
this House views with alarm the Con-
iinuzllly recurring deficits, and con-
demn the avowed policy of the Gov-
ernment to issue further debentures
to meet the rcllllil'l-_ments nf the pub-
lic service.
At six lfclock the llebnte was nd-
jollrned :ind the Iipllse adjourned till
t_l»|nl>rroiv morning at lf] o'c.lock.
'l`fll`llSDA\`.
Wrlinf-_=;<lny, April 5.
'l‘lll» llollse opens-ll to the puhlic at
ll.z;.. _
Mil. WYA'l"l‘ presented the petition
of L'llarll»_.-l ld. McDonald and others
praying for all uct to illcorporatc the
Mclliilluld llrllg Cornpany of Sllnlnliw-
side.
MH. MA'l`llll~}!>'0N brollght up the
lillestions of puyml-.nts made since
ilutil r<l¢»ptcnlbl~i~ on accollnt ol the
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C,R_t;;nl< LloNx~:, Qvls., full. znll, 1910.
“l ln-llriily recoullnell( “l"rllit-il-tives"
to :ill \\'llo suffer from collstiplltiou and
the painful consequence, Piles. I sul
now over So years of nge and suffered
for more than loyealrs with Constipation
and Piles. I tried all kinds of remedies,
but nothing cured me.
About four yellrs ago, I received :l
sample of "l-`ruit-a-tivl.-s". After talking
a few doses. I felt that “I<`rllil~:l-tives"
were doing nic good. As “l~`rllii-a-tivr-s"
were not sold here then, I wrote to
Ottawa for several boxes.
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After faking foul' boxes, I fl-it well-
my Bowels were reglllal'-null if~»- l"lr-s
' hall llisilppciln-cl". l*-_ j' >T`l'-lilt I _
Ily taking one “Fr\lit-xl-tim-:." i;.l,!:l
lllllf :ln hour hiifprc lncalf. or nip- or
t\\'o :lt lliglll~i»lil people lull l-liyli l_i alll
Stonlclcll, Liver and l{illlil_\' 'l`r0lll»ll'=_
“ I"r\l_ir-::-lives ” the illulolls fruit
medicine is lnilll and genili- ill uc-iioll -
plellslllli. to the Lario- _vel no other
reulr-lly has been iollnll io be so eileciive
in liecpillg old folks in good llelllfll.
_quiz abox, 6 for $2.50, irilll si/1-, 25c.
_-\\ I-.ll llvllle-r:i or ri-nt on ret'c-ipi. ot price
'lv l~`rilif-.\-ii\‘e.»~ Lillliied, Oii;l\\':l.
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public service for the fiscal year _ » _ . yi~lll'_~: and they llill not get ri llollil.r
the wllltel-killed pork was frlwl-ll he
which he ,,_lfirm¢-,il was ,mg Hatisfnlztil- ' j _ ' _ _, ‘_ _ '_ ` ill pn ment of claims. llc lleliullell
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'l`l'll<`.' l‘lll<I;\‘llf<IR said that the all- mmm tu (___"e(_t Um. plliinr- all 1)tP{£ Pealell to the <-ollutry they wonlil bl.
swllr givi-ll lui far ns he knew was cor- Wa Wm, these claimx w______"__‘_t' ______'__ rildolrlell. There was no c_ompal‘isoll
rect and in good faith. 'l‘llere always _ ' ' ' ` ` ' ` ‘ betlveen what the two parties had re-
ed und the amount collectl-ll sllonld
were services done in one year and . _' '  Q _ ceivell from the Dominion. As tn the
the payments not made becullse they Mlrieiiilelililillllull The mmwy “H” “amy ronlls they were often in bad ordci_‘
urn not lille. Ho far as he knew no. QW- ‘(. NB . , _ _ _ _ in ll. wet fall. He tlloughtfwe silollll
lil-roilnts that were due and, which ie; gm] _I:_(__(`le _E fr£:\(:“;‘_i_‘_t1' 3_‘;i___;;";'€E_ |get more money from Ottawa when
had been sent in were held over. ry mmnmul ___tatemvnt “'_hich’ mp the north territory is handed over to
MR. Mlxrlllusorl said were were CO,,,m_y '“.0,,ld`e,,,'1,m_.,_, The m,,nt,.' Quebec. Ontario will Manitoba. He
contracts mnning on l which from is pl'o_~:pcl`olls.' As to Cold storage thi; paucd attention to. the _mtltqate .cond
__._f\v? one t" i,""'e months the Pllbhc ac' country knew and felt that the gov- muon of the ‘mmm hiuidmgs' 50.0%
~ counts did not show any payments ernment h d d . ht Th _'we shall have a new _rail and new
for from one to five of the later a (mf, mg _ .-are wah bridges. The l~]xperlm.ental Farm
months of the year. He inferredi;)(?£, 53.6 ccgllilrlfde-lA§ge(vD13§§b:“u13n F1; might to be a boon to agriculture.
that these payments lisa been hell1{0I,l,Om',on had léppo it. Thi” “_ He defended Lge- outlay on Govt;-:_
over. . . . . >\ ' '» ment House. w ich was now a cre i -
HON. MR. CUMMISKEY in replyi}r:1:,?,€£bi:nri1er?a;1§lla!;§1§;;s2chr'B‘wnef€ table place. Those who attended the
to Mr. Mathieson said the secretary|g,,fd`the return; brogght dawn ge ,dinner last night were proud of it.
of his department was busy prepariugi wh; Crosby) ima made more iii' uil__ He held that the country was abuml.
9, return of the rights of way 7 ` -’ .  -9 -‘ antly satisfied with cold storage. Af-
|les and confirmed the lstuln that no
for roads purchased bllt not yet op- k ~ _ _ ter another election he thought the
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MR' MCNEILL “sk`9‘1 f01`ltl.lzlt Davis and Fraser had ‘take un- "ess at the Old Stand' (Cheek)
_ _ _ _ fiirillt-r psrticiilars than had .fm ,,d,,,,§ta,,,, of other ,,,,y.,,, “Th AFTERNOON sssslos
, if ‘ . ‘ been brought down as The House resumed its sitting at
1. 1 _ I |people llnou that cold storage has
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_ ___. ~  _ '  1,3,  _. __i_ ,§'_'  _ _ =Superintfndent's report 'showed that ~ - . "
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'li , "f" .-'-""' .' _i "`=\ ‘=f’,¢'11-Si '_“-.‘.=;`1.`?'¢» "` ,j ` - ~ " ' . . the"1mP_r°V°me“t~ H9 believed a'b1lrden of interest. The Opposition
~»- . .-, A r. il ., -l_- , __ ridiculed the statement that lt spoils » . I _ , .
. _ ll; 4- ~ - "' ' _ Dork to freeze it whereas near] an _ Went mlsliake “as made Wh” the |were unwilling to go on in this way.
on ___________ ___ __ _________;________ ____ - Y (louservatlves repealed the assess- 'They believed that money had been
l in wi ol lr ell c t ’ “gg ° ma “ MR nolsls resumed the debate on
 _ _(LE, __ __ w Hobar  _;_iUé;_o_n_§§c _l_on__p_ to statement from one farmer who had the amendment to the motion to go
0 e ma er cleared $100 on the transaction. As' -‘my
_ _ __ _ _ ' of $500 paid to the Tourist Associa- ¢ d t. d.d . _ *cd that the Opposition represented
osuulree vvoizcesrsnsl-lion no.. in ins, “~l.l.i.iitii...<i myiiili..S2,§,,{‘°"i"3,“' hi, 1 “°“ ‘“"‘°“’ °“' molewan half, the 1>e°l>i~= of the
I sys em ar gone to seed al- , . d t t
to do w th. It was the year of Old lrovlnce _and lt _was their ll _y 0
____,___ _   ill-' »i'i`<""  ‘ Home W‘eek and 8 large Citizens comdtogethn “S had been Stated' The take a fillr share ln the discussions
1 *"5 A - Y  - N '» f  ~  - ' 7 f ' J€ ment act' Before that there were few iim ro erl ex ended and wasted
ALWAYS sEl.Ec'i'
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Cut Plug Tobacco
The reliable brand cut from our
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sono nv Atl. osntsli
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ROCK CITY TOBACCO CO.
QUEBEC.
Q( _ _ o pans and specifications for build- been R ,meat and hm given them 3 42
, ' ‘ ` _I .-1 nm 5 Smoke Stack fm the H°SP‘ta1 hettcl prices for their lard e Bud HON MR CL“MIqK¥Y and the
ll ._ 3,. and the payment of $3 438 to John mutton also than 5 d Premier tabled additional returns
. 1 _ If .r`.'l._ __ _ __ it __»-;  ,. ____g,4_ _ __-`_ .__  H-'_:_=_ '_ , _ _ _ i I _ _ -_ _ -_ __ _ . _ _ _
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'i  i  ir "1   Wi.-_-_   3317-'-ii  Mr. Mathieson referred t th tt S me home 6 U ,worth of eggs andlinto committee of su l _ He claim-
deficits, and since then there had been
`a long succession of deficits. Tile gov-
ernment were rnost desirous to im-
prove the educational system, but
had not the money to do it, unless
teachers' salaries. The Opposition dis-
couraged the people from doing this
taxation. And yet it was a hopeful
lion dollars to ollr credit “placed
the roads were in better _condition
|_untrlle. Another _member on that side
‘thc Opposition had claimed the sys-
tem was faulty and would not work.
congratulated the Premier on his fav-
Dle would endorse.the goverllnlellt
He (Mr. McKinnon) thought the gov-
ernment feared rathcr than trustel
the people Else why did they nlwa "
ment of farm laulls, he recalled that
when the land taxes were first laid on
l-i|illliably_ That proved to be the case.
Year after year the Opposition had
contended for an honest valuation. lt
was charged that thc Opposition were
opposed to a revaluation. That ‘wal
not true. They had contended that.
thc lands should he properly valued
under the old ect. The government
took another course, appiontcd a
lot of new grlicials and expended $3,-
000 to get bllt $8,000, where the Prc-
000. Alld still the taxes are not eq-
paylng what they ought to. Anothc'
tended that if the land tax were to
he adjusted, the income trlx should at
the same time be made reasonably
equal and just. It was more unequal,
especially in its allministration, than
the land tax. He proceeded to re-
view cold storage. A lot more money
was spent in Charlottetown and less
in the coilniry, and the whole cry of
the government was that thc people
must put their hands in their pockets
and pny more. How much of the new
land taxes went for ellllcation? Not
one dollar. The people by petition,
had said they were willing to [Jay
more but when they llill pny
lllllre the scllools got no benefit. llo
wl~l.~: ll man who could not lead.
HON. Mr. MCMILLAN began with
some reference to the election in He-
vond Qllel-ns which hc claimed was li
vil-tory for thc government. flgaillst
the nlosl, lil-,speratc cflul‘t_-. of the lip-
,pos-'ition_ They ask why the gov<'rn-
mr-nt lines not cllllert our claims ai
Ottawa. Yet the f‘.onServatives were
in power here and at (lttnwu for l!'»
the people would pllt their hands in wma tax, or were paying for less
their Pockets and hell’ £0 Day thethan the law called for. The Oppo-
alld contended there should be no ,were paying and who were not, until
Symilton to find thc country districts 'tion at their own cost for themselves
increasing the Sllpnlements He believ- 'and the people. The farmers had not
ed that when any improvement in ed- [been fairly dealt with in this nlllt-
ucntion shall conle it will he from`tcr_ Another point was that money
a Liberal gflvcrnment. (Cheelz) lwas expended by thc Government
MR. _ MCKINNON referred to a every year which hnll not been voted
statement of a member of the gov- 'according to law. lt had cost a
ernment that we had nearly a mil-'great sum to make the rendjustment
there by the Liberal government." A _Government House was very lllrgc
mere schoolboy must. know better _ond should not have been made with-
than that. Another member had said out rl vote of the House. The prices '
0 'Pu was abellldly were ex rnvagan nn( ouglt not to
- #i -.-_-_~ have been paid. The Government
Q were wasting the substance of the
I 6 um people,_ He was glud tllut sonic inl-
nligran .s of rl good clues were colli-
m|__le_l;_l_1__l_l\;|:_f:I___!:|_». l:nr_el_oClga.__l:=::iing to the country, but he did not
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They believed that if proper effort
ihad been lnade to collect our claims
_the added burdens of last year need
'not have been laid on. There were
rich men who were not paying in-
Isition had been almost refused infor-
.mation as to the income tax, who
ithey insisted and got the informa-
of valuations. The expenditure on
paid for shingles and room paper
think the funds of thc Province
should he used to pny what was pro-
perly chnrgeable to the Dolninioll.
We were not required to bonrll tllosl-_
people at first class hotels. Tile set-
tlers wanted here should be of sonic
means and able to pny their own
wily. He objected to the chnrge for
literllture circulllted ill ldnglunll und
other exnellses. Some people in this
ountry felt vcry strongly on this
subject. Coming to tralleportntioll
le claimed that this Province hull
een neglected as conlparcd with
very other part of Canada. A renn-
nable and proper motion on this
lbject.hnd been voted down by the
,overnment majority last year. He
-ontended that the opposition bmi
ot opposed cold storage hilt had
:oiled for more complete cold stor-
Ke at Georgetown, Summerside nndi
n the cars and steamere. The cold,
_tornge in Charlottetown ‘had been `~
TBCUCBIIY filled by Davie and Fraser
:o the exclusion of other patrons, ns
le had been informed, The fm-mem
lid not gdt the accommodation they
-equlred. The Opposition by their
lmendment lest year sought to pro-
.ect the public interest, but were
'oted down. He _was informed that
he rates were high. Our transpm-_
ation rates were unsatisfactory.
'here were no roads more used than
he western roads and none were ln
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rllarged that the l‘rclniel' as a lender`
1
orable financial statement. Surely it Q -
could not be very favorable will-n, af-  
ter all the new and heavy taxes, . ’9
there is still an admitted deficit of Q
$31,000. Mr. Crosby had said the pco_ Q  
“Spring Fever”
is just another
namefor Bilious-
ness, Irregular
Bowels, Upset
Stomach.
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li.-ing on the l.i-onncial just nicer the Vvhat you must do ls to get the blood pure-by
l`e»_leral electioni’ As to the readjust- _ , - ,
stirring up the liver-makmg the b_ovl els regular
i and the stomach sweet. The quickest, and
surest, and pleasant, way
to do all this is to take ,
Abbey-'S Sill. Irs the 5
best spring tonic. `
2§c and 6oc ll bottle. Effe\'“ S 
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nlier had said they should get $20,- Just the ¢0fn..kef|-|Ql-- i
llfilin-rl. lc was admitted iliac some the veritable “sweetheart of_ the
are _ovt-rratetl and others not yet co!-n__l-oiled pgpgf-thin and Cl'lSp¢d I
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matter was that the Opposition con- g0lden°br°wn" Kellogg 5
'rollsrrzn CORN FLAKES
Look for the name
on the package -.-.--
lsgust a little better than delicious! The first spoonful
will tell you better than a page full of' adjectives, why
this is the cereal you never tire of for breakfast.
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