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HOUSE I
OE COMMONS
Col. Currie, Inspired by a Tariff Challenge of the Pre
vi0\\S_ Dill GW it K0_\l_Sitlg Speech on Protection
Pointing Out the Posstiiihties of Maritime Provinces
and also of f the West with Reasonable Encouragement
(From our own Corrclpondent.)
OTTAWA, M312 18-The first approach
to 9, possibility of dispute on tariff
lines developed in the liousr-_ this nf-
rcr-noon, when Col. Currie, who ad~
journed the debate late Monday night,
resumed, and in an old-time rip roar»
ing protection speech at that. There
was much force ir-r his argument that
if Canada desires to prosper during
the troublesome period of reconstruct-
inn no effort should be lost to proper-
ly protect Canadian industries, ilrris
ensuring to Canadian workmen t cori-
tlnuance of work. good wages and pro»
(lmtioru with' prospcroup conditions
through iiidustriai works from tho
Atlantic to the Pacific.
tg J. A. Maharg, a Sarikateiiewan
Grain Grower, who spoke y'esterday_
from the standpoint of n Western
Liber:il_ was reully responsible for
starting the tariff breeze. lie announc-
ctl in no uncertain terms that the
\\'est had reached the end of its
tether in matters relating to the tar-
i|l‘ and that considerable concessions
wer., expected and must br- had ii
the Valiant is t.0 he satisi`ir\d.
t‘ol. t'urrlo today took the otlror
view. The l’rovinccs front one const
to the other, he declareri, till would
benefit from it continuation of pi-o~
ice-tion to such it degree that Ciiirati-
irrn industries would not lic for-coil
out ot business by eoiiipeiitlort from
aibroutl. The Maritime Provinces,
Now Brunswick, Nova Scotiti and P.
lo, island, tilreridy the most. roiiicrrtctl
rrirtt rrrrroni: the most iiroatwroua in
Vuniida, should become the home of
great manufacturing industries for
their situation on-the ‘Atlantic sea- _
coast fitted them atlmirahiy to ttiko
tr big place in maiiufacturiiig for cx~
port. .
Coming to Quebec, he said, the
future of thcgreut city of .\iontrr.-iii
as ti. niaiiufaoturing centre must bi”
votisitltared. Ontario too would have
a word to say ii tiny attempt wt'-rc
inode to reduce the tariff to such an
extent as to endanger inanufacttiriirt:
itrlemsts. Even speaking for the West.
pn;-lf he contended that in time that
section of country would not be known
°l\IY as an agyicultural provln¢¢_
Winnipeg had great possibilities
for manufiicturliiiz and the cheapest
Dvvvor in tho world. Givcti proper
encourngerrieut tlrrti city should be.
001110 its greet it ritiirutfa<~.turiiig con-
ter as either Niiitrieripolis or St. P:rni_
iron industries in the West shoulil
be developed as the iroti indntitrit-s
in Colorado had been developed in
opposition to that of l‘ittsli\trg_ ll
had not been litriievt-tl that (‘oloradr)
could ever cope with Prttsbrirg us'
iitt iron center but tilretitly develop-
ment there was past belief and that
tlovoiopcint~iit would he an indicirtion
of what (Jaiiudn would enjoy if rr prop.
er fiscal policy were followed.
British Coluuibitt ite cliarttctet-izorl
as the great rrrocting place of tho East
anti the West and if tratle develop-
ment tliore were to ho carried iilong
proper lines their tr protct-tivr~. tariff
was surely neotlotl.
Speaking gctioi-ally, Col. tlurrio
said, (`anada`s first need was to tie-
vdlop her aaren.t rnatnrai rcsoitrt-cs,
to stop exportatiori of so mitch raw
inateriul and instcaii to engage in tho
busiiioss oi' firilsltinlf ht-r~ products in
Ctiitailrt for slriprrierit to the Urriied
States. This cotild only be duno if
sufficient ent‘oui'al;t\.mont were given
to the iritlustry to perrnit of that liti-
isliirig process hoinl; carried on.
Sir Rodolpli Lemieux will follow
Col Currie.
4*
N0 DAYLIGHTSAVING THIS YEAR
OTT.At\i'r\, Mtirclt 18.There is_ti. pos-
sibility tliat the Daylight Saving bill
will not be itttroiiucotl in the House
this sessioii.
At. ii iiioeting of the Dominion
Board oi' thc Retail Zlicrcltaiits Assoc-
iutiott of (`anatia this morning it was
reported by iricrnbers of the seitate
who were present that the iuoasur.~
would not be taken up. The niercir
ants in convention stated there was
ntucli tiit`t'crotico uf opiiiioir in their
ranks as to the bill :ind they had no
proscnttnent to intil-tc as to what act-
ion thc senate or the ilousc should
take on lt.
DEATH OF MRS. SENATOR ARSENAIILT
A venerable and highly respccteii'
ltidy has passed to the Great Beyond
in the person of Mrs. Arscnrtult, wid
ow ct’ the _late Senator Joseph O
Arsonaiilt, which sad event. titrtirrcii
at her home in Suinmerside tit 10
5'Y‘.'l`c>cir, yesterday morning. The inte
.\irs. itrsenualt was rt rluugliter of thc
into Nl. and Mrs. Felix Gaudet, one
ot the oldest and most protitrnt-ni fantt ‘
llcs in Miiicouche. Sho hurl been lh
failing health for some time past anti,
since last' autumn had een confined
to her bed. Characteristic of the
liiiplly (‘hristinh life she had lived. her
illnt-ss was horne with the Iiigllilfii
Cltrislian fortitude -:intl Dl1ii0ll¢"‘- Sill’
wus ri lutly oi’ exenipliuy cliurtrcter.
hospitable to ri degree and her beati-
tiftrl home in Abriiru's Village tittrihit-
thc life time of her lmsband will
long ho pleasantly rcmenibered IW lI\“
many in this anti the ncliZl\Il0YI\ll5
provinces who eri_loyerl_...its lrosl>Ii»flIIl"-
Tho many friends of their sons illlil
daughters were always sure of .i.
worm welcome from the Senator anti
his iiininhle wife. After tho tlenth ot'
her husband Mrs. Arscnriult rvsl<lf‘i\
with her son, Rev. S. J. Arsenauit, anti
her rlniighter, Miss Jnclluelilw- I"
_..._ -a
.\ic~rlli Dakota. About six years ago
=he returned to I’rlnt‘e Edward island
and sincn their resitictl with hor
daugliter, Miss .iactltioline irr Suuiiiier-
itit-. Sho lirotiglit tip ii family of riin-\
vliiltirt-ii. tive sons iirrrl fotir tlririizlitcrs,
.til ot’ wlioiri slit- iiatl the siitisfrictiorr
"tbly. settled. Thi- sons anti diruglitt-r
`iri- as l'ollows: llcv. S. .i. /\r‘sci\aui\.
ffrosliy, North iiiilioin, who sp(-nl two
titonths in tho province last sttrnnit-r
visiting liis.iiiot.ltt~r; Mrs. (DIZ) Gall'
Ntni, Ainiicrst, Magtlult-ire islands; Mr.
IJ. I". Arscuauit. Agent for the L0l\lI0!\
Life Asstiiuiiicc Co.. residing in l`liiir-
lottt-towii; .\iis:i .itit‘rlu`elitio Arson-
.\itlt, Stiiiiiticrsitle; lion Atihin F.
irseniirtlt. l’i'ciriicr of Prince Etlwari
island. Charlottetown; Mrs. 1*. W.
.Du nl ueboc vlty; Mr. Aittliony I
.\'orth Dakota, now of Moncton, N. li.
_ , ».
Mr. T. 0. Ars(-ntittlt. .\iinne.ipolis.. To
‘Ilia lioi‘<_»avc;l family tho (ltritrtliaii
I teiiclers siiicere syiilllIil-Ili'-
iilay mornliiir. the services being hold
ln St. l‘aul's (‘litircli Sitiiiruersitle tint
I nntivti parish. Egtuont llay.
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Federation of ' '_
British Industries
____-
(Spcc|sl to the Guardian.)
LONDON, Merch 18.-The Fodcrti-
tion oi' British industries, rspresellillle
16,000 manufacturers and 525.000.000-
000 capital, is organizing a KFPM SYN'
tr-.in of trade ambassadors as llI0I\\“`\`S
for the extension of British trnrlc-
oversetis. By July the federiition ox-
iicctn to have an nm-hiissnrior in oV"l`Z~`
Imporiiint centre. it in nlrenily i'<'~
Dreiienicrl in Spain. ilonmark. S0\l\I\
Africa and the near East.
_._.._.________.._-
I Diocesan Church Society
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tllrtirteit Sotwioty mot. yesterday after
son., (`tinou Simpson. Il-0V. A~ C- Field
Rev. Williuni Doiitlie. Rev. (‘. W
Nelsli, Rev. (‘. llc Wolfe White. Rev
liior-csc. Tncrc was also it liirixo 'I
it-ridiinco of lily lIf‘Il‘E5l0H-
_ _. __
` ,luring mp session was tho apl"»0l‘lID»
in tho evening ilivino ticrvirrr. wa
helm |rov_ (‘rrnoi\ lliirrls lireaoliiirg.
22l‘ain Flees Before It.~'1`licre is
more virtue in a bottle of Dr. Tliohi
lil’ Ecloctric Oli ns n suhducr ot' ll1\I“`
N' ' St. i‘nuls Parish iiall ut. 8 o'cloc
“hue know tm” “nd umm “rp ‘uw The speakers at the gent-ral mectin
ilian in gallons of other niedicino. 'l‘h
t i‘.iuls at the '~al\llll‘ Il0\-if»
'. in Wm he "ppl in St. Peters sclio
i
li
room :intl th.. tiiitiuni general meelin
.
households throughout the \“0\l"i""i ` `
. ,. - ll i. and Arcl
"hl‘i'o ii. cannot he i‘otind. Tlrirty 3"’-“" Wm he it-utstirianon mr C
0! use has familiarizcri tho people wli'n_ ‘I°"°"" “ `
it and made it ti household rrteilii-irr~.
""°\lKhoul the western world.
_,__._'--- 7'
'Mlnard'| Linimcnt Cures Dlatempe
l
H . Q -1
.\ rscrrrirtit, fm-rnerly of Willistotiu
. The funeral will take place Th\tr~=-
The Ext-t~\iiivo of the l)iot'csti'i
noon nt St. l‘nuls i’arish Iii1il. There
'i re.ent. liev. Archdcacon Wiiif ~
 “ ` .Ex Kaiser Now
m,§m of N... vnriniis grunts to pnrislio'=.
PARIS, Mar. 18.--Tire fortifications
on the island of iieligoiimd, Gerinany's
f0l'l!1Idfable -base in, the North Sea
must be dismantled. This decision
was rent-lied totluy by tli-'y/§t\proriio
nliied war council. it was rlccidctl ril~
so that he Kiel (‘anai should bo in-
ternattionniizcll and mario available till
the ships of all nations on oven terms. _
Tolls will be collected to nay for the
maintenance of the (‘nnal. (ierrnariy
will retain .soverignity of tire water;
ways. I
The eotincil has under corisitiemtt-
golaud as a. port of rofttgc for peacr-
l‘ttl craft. The British tieltagutioii lol
' _ 0 0
(Special to the Guardian.) ' the peace conference, it was announc-_Celtlc 
I ed today’ has consented A" refer wi ¢ (Special to the Guardian) part of the mercantile noet I
tho supreme council thc. question oi`|
tho future ownership of the German
cables to America. All parties inter-I
ester] in the ,question nro preparing
briefs.
DISCUSSING KIEL FORTIFICA-
TIONS
. r
(Special to the Guardian.) i
i».\nis_ ivinrcir rs.-raoirrts wriirii'
were lntrotiuced at totiay's session o\`
tho Sttprt-trio ifouiicil but on wlilch_\rio
agrecnit.-nt was rco.t:lied, 'pcoposeo'
1011 the <1\1<‘»Sf101\ Of “\“*“‘»il“l““ “CW it vc-ting the forttircrrtioris or iito Kioii
Ctiititl and Iielliauitiiiti anti the dlstposi-i
tion of the Gorman wrirsliips. '
IIudson’s Bay Co’s _
Generous Gift
(Special to the Guardian.)
LONDON Mar .18.-Tho lindsons
Bay Co. has given one liuritlrcd pounds
for pioneer' missions in _Alberta and
f1.aslti.\clir~.\va n.
' ~The Bolsheviki
(Special to the Guardian.)
STOCKHOLM. Mar. 18.~I<‘ighting
has been resumed against the Bolshlvi
along the entire Litliitunian front, itc-
eording to au official stzitetnent is
sued at Lithuanian lieadquaters tit'
Kcvno. It reads as follows
entire front on Saturday, the Boi
Soda. northwest of Citun. At Pagirlal
we put the cneiny to flight by rt night
attack. Soutiieast of Vilna we are titl-
vanclng victoriously forciiig the circiny
Grand TrunIt_Rallway
($500) to the Western Canada fund inte.) suddenly this morning all }ri,_,._|
Foi'e.=‘.t Inn, Sumiiicrsville, Hoiitli (Tar-‘
olina. hir. Komli was spending ii vricat 
ion there with his wift- and don;/,htel-,q_ _
I ` ' ‘ t - .
iiithuaniaiis Defeat  "§..f”“.¥...i‘.‘.i§..‘.i.’2.‘1..’;“ .‘i.€.;‘;
to retire along the whole f\‘0lll- i
Paid No Dividends,
Sudden Death of
Mr.  A. Kemp
(Special to the Guardian.)
'roiioN'ro. Mor. is.-air. w. _.\_
lwiiiii. brother or sir- rzrtwnrti hemp,
yours was on his way home ut i_lro
tiriie oi' his fatiier's rleatli. Besides ti
son lie loaves his wife andatiireo
daughters, Misses Aileen. Margaret
and Florence. .
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Premier Lloyd George
Ur ed to Post one
shevikl suffering ii severe tlefent ut| --- _ _s__e___a_ ____ _he G_______d______
(Special to the Guardian.)
PARIS, Mar. 18.-A letter signed hy
l’rt_=micrs (iieineticetiti and Orluritlo anti
Presidorit Wilson was liaritieti to Prem-
iot' Lloyd George yesterday afternoon
strongly ttr_~.:ing him to postpone im'
it fortnight his return to England, in
vitaw of the urgency of the problems
before the Peace tloiifcrciice.
hir. Lloyd George will- submit the
letter to the British cabinet and it
(Special to the Guardian.)
ern D i ~ '
are also inthe suiitirb-sol' l.oiiibm'i
stripped.
r-"ii‘=e*-'7 _
is understood will act in accordance
no:~inoN Mar. ts.-'rho oranalm ____ _img I | 
win lol
 ciiisecli O    
by war c§nd_i__tions, was tu_abl_e to e_t_irn    _   
any dlvi e_n on I-luaran_ae or re-    “___
. <1 t t f the past year The _
flciliret 8  giiiidecided These tlivid- r --~ 1 (sI’°°'a' *° me G““"d‘“"')
“’° ‘"5 “ "' ' ' . _ _  ‘ Ronin. tum-. ts.-tiory win ncinrir
DUBLIN `\iarrlr 18- lttrotli-r Sir i
ti .' c. the . . . _ - __ ..
Lmds have miltllbem m ll gm 0 Fein irionilior- oi' tlir- -Ilouse ol' Com-I 1"’ i“‘I""‘“iIy "I $3'000‘000'000"‘"[““*;‘
“rm” half uf 1 ' - . _ ~ v , ._ .‘\ti::tr'i;i Iiurigiiry it wits rtaporti-il so-ii
inons, \Ii' liitrtoii, iwupitast-iitiiig “pit
_"T, . .   _d _-1. ti _Mount _]0._-_ol`l`iciall)' today. One billion oi' th:
clow, lids escape otit ic
Prison iii Ditbliii The \\'iirtiers found
.
of seeing well educiitcti and coiufort-   _
=  ' L. mm me w1nd,,w1 to be pttitl in five years thro_rigii iro:
  .i tlntirmy iii his b tl _ _ _
liiirs s'.awt>rl tlirotiglr. Ilir. lliirtori is 'r . -`hiI"‘"-`“"“-
"”"“' large lttiiti own:-r. lie t`orm:-i-ly was rin' -
IsP°°I“I t° ti" Guardi?"')_ _ . oiiicor in th., litihlin i~`usilit'rs lint. quit'
LONDON' M`ar"'h 1S`_'bk"am"m  the army and joined the Sinn Feiners
troops have entered Prczcmsyl. 1iC‘_
f`.“:.’.t“.‘f.?.i.i3Z.‘i°;It‘.i‘2.?'1;t!‘§;.f3§it?.ffZf.lining Alu; olvrv MEANS. __  __  
nrt of the town The likrxititiiiis    l LO___DIé_`___ M________ _____G(__________ S____
llinc, traffic liert. liuiiig completely,
, _ __ _
. 0, , ,
we <><-no .~~~-moi  Brilliant Deed of aCanadian
(Special to the Guardian.)
Thomas Lyall oi' xr central Ontario
i'egiint>tit. rctzt-iveti tire Victoria t‘rt‘.=.<
I from ilip King ut lltitrkingliain Print-c
captttrlng i l . .
mticliine guns. lic was horn iii Marr-
rhosti-r. Engiaitd, in 1892 and unlisted
at St. (_'titiierliies_ Oni., in Septentlier
1015.
.lnteririerrt irt tit., ciiurcliyarii of Iwi' for rushing ii position rilono irritl _ _';__-,_»..=  ____ _ _
. . \,~.~f_ f. f . _--_
4', irisoners and live* ~-_-‘.Y.">?-'-_-'-`.  3~ ‘ `~ ~ 
i -. \-,t'Ir'..~.;. ~ "~ 1' .'
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b _ i
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Canon liarris. i‘lerlcttl Slecry. of t_h_ta _ _S__e___a_ ____ _he G__a______a____
l`~ for the Eiiiperor lo saw. _
LONDON, Niitrt-li 18-Lieut. Grairztnii  _;.,_____t,__ _- _ ._
AMIQRONGISN. lioliantl, March 18.-
, Former Ernperor Wlllitam today com-  ' ` f . _ . . . _ __
Tho nrlmuml husmoqs mumaumi' Dloted “““'l"g im" msg hi" "‘°“Sa“dm Do you irvoizirizc those sital1aliot_sTI tritGTii"illMrlirlifistimixl tlr\Em(`1It(iiis:i1litI:Cciil or please MM .1..S1-fl-t8M3ini . g-------.»----______ . _ _ _ __ _ _
“'09 “Inf” Im l°°k ""f“g° M Count (‘an you ta-ll how tltfy got oriiiiolmttiei ,__.h0,,| on Thm.g(|,‘,y_ nlnrcll gt) nt 2,30  .. -  I 'I'|‘:.\ (`III‘:R~" \".\.\'TE|P
ti VO” Bemmckg (`“"u" hers fields of I<‘rniit't~. They are the only. p_m_ 4t;()t).3.19l\/l1lI LOST-___ TVWENTY D0|_l_AR BILL
La" mn from the th"“eam“h tl-gui moans by which ti dead Ctiiiatilttii sold-I ~""”“ Tngsdw lstli bctwoon litinlt oi`N ri. _ T
it few logs worn converted into sou- _ _ _ __ . ,_ ____ ___ _-_ , _ _. __ _   _ _ ,_ ___ ____\‘
      1  of              i
l i bration of llnly (`oinmun on n _ .  - <‘ ‘ - ' Irv. 0 W to lei I A a _ ‘ - lvnvn ri ttart an - _, _
i ree l cl ink with thi trisetlption _ _md T_________ ___C____,__q w______ f_________ ___ S___________v ___________ 2,_____ ___ ,_,30_ s_____l___ ____06_3__9M3_p_
“ ‘ oil tr r i 0 _ _ ,
- . - :riir-i~nt nt 7.4!. also ut , , ~ ~ .. . . - ~
M' “IMS (\ I H I "\V'2-‘ Driver E A. Freak, of Ciroilti t_‘c)ttage;..i ,mm fm. wig wlll ly., nuiuo. l\il'- _  ____  .._...-..--~.»~»
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_S ___ '____.____ _____ __~______ __e____e____ _________ 'hheso worn ___.cscnteti _o_ trr_i_ri_;\>_¢3\‘§‘___;’_£_ Stevenage, llertfordshire, England,  Ke". Wm a,\d,-03,( 'lm mor-tln_r;_ _ 1_0”-___MARCH mth Fnofiif. _Q _
il ‘Im “°“““”k ""““y "nf ° I S _and given to llriver (_.J. Jacobs, No.' 45,g7.:l.ll>’iu2t g_,,.~S WC” “___.nn__. Wim _=,,m,_._s¢,-H, _ _
__ ltsve nsslstcri the ex-lniiipcror in his _ 50m__ M___o__ ,_,______,___p0____ ____c______ of _‘wi _ _,__ _ ____ ______ ____________ ____________ ___,___,__ ___ “__|__ ________ S___sk_ 4“5_3__2M_m__
___ worn during the i>Mtt<‘l\ “'°“‘“‘- A” “elicit c.n_T. 'i'trr~_v were sent. by Miss_ .in iviazarirec or rin- won; tor l \.__S,_____.S_ 16,, Qum, _ql.,.Ql_ nr = 
_g was conipll’\<‘ll\K DIS 'Wk “ -"°“"g\Vntlri Jncolis, Mainitoti, Mun.. who_ (;nrm.,- Egg Flrclc will lic held ini _ _________,.._ _
,. I 0°\'nI-959 ‘°"k “ '"‘“I’”h°i nf "0"" H0' i says that hor broilrt-r, Dvr. Jacohs.‘ \Veb,“@r‘n (‘m~|ir_-r sciioial on Saitirtli\Ir'- LOST IN THIS CITY -SATIJRQA _' ._
iii£*.ri!0IIF-l'l\ ‘hid his “”"I“‘“""“' Dr' F°"`iknovvs ihr oxnrt spot WI\“l`9 lm” ‘""' March 22nd tit 7 o't‘lot'k. lVies~r`- nl..lit‘ izotrticrurrrrrs Kohl \\"ttf1h f  WANTED BY 2 WOMEN 3 'OR
slot' and i`t\iil“I“ I`7I’“"““““ ““"‘ “'nainctl (‘ntrndiiin is lmrletl. Should l pnmcr _mn q-h,.,,m,._0,, will "itll,-¢;»_,-r ___________ _,__ _q_ __.______,_ __._____,__,' \e3,_.4’~_ moms for “Km __o__________________g ___ __
youll! K“f_“°“‘"` “'“° prennml 'ho _‘W3 i anyone identify tho nliotoirrsnli till’ inn rrrct-iinrr. .r_..r_ o‘t‘onu<~l\. S“<‘»f“““»" or t‘.iit<~r~.<orrr; .lf-wi-li'r Star". A steiirmlicrrteri house. Apply 230 nii~n.
I 'w`M.mu\2i l """"‘*"“““-‘**'\l‘\“ »~.t.irt<i`si.i-ect. isaz-a-teiueii-u.
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(Special to the Guardian)
LONDON, Mar. 18.-The White Star
Liner Olympic resumed work tis it Con-
A TARIFF BREEZE ru _ rinuoolauu ruins }0in»i°_t_f_;_gg;g_i;_____ ou. iusrinu or coat. _
ro ut oisiutNii.iiu '- c . roit iiirnisri suits
° Kiel Canal will be Nationaiized, Germany to Retain';';‘_;1;,_§;;;’;_;gg';_;;§;§g‘;{;‘;; §_’;_;,;§;'_ in Order to Hold Mercantile Su _renracy on Sea British
boron in tothe 'rniru canadian Divo B mel-S E on
At Halifax
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(Special to the Guardian.) _
HALIPAX. Mar. 18.-Discmliarkntion
officials lierr- ure prepiirliig tor the
docking of the Celtic with Canntliarii
troops front Rhyi camp at six ri'r-lock;
this cveiiirtg.
(Special to the Guardian.)
I.ONI)ON_, Mtircii 18.-The stvtiincx
Royal George sailed for ii.rlit`.tx on
Saturday with 57 oiileers :intl its
outlets from Sizafortli' tmrl 1,539
other ranks from Kimiiel Crimp.
The ;\letaguiut1 also sailed on Satur-_
titty with 35 oiticcrs iinrl :l20 mt-ii ali.
with their wives and families.
The Nictaguniu will dock :it St. John,
I_irig.idiers (`. I.. Harvey .intl (‘. II
.lfiticilareit are on the Metagaiiru und
tlio troops sro hound for r-very (lan-
urllnii dispersal area.
Legislature Opens
April_Znd
.»\ rnontiiig of the Provincial Execut
ivo was held yesterday :ifternoon
Owing to the death of Prenilei°Arsf-n»
ault's mother and his leaving for Sum- .
mcrsltic in thc ' afternoon some ltr.
portant matters intended for discuss
ion were laid over for at future inf1e‘
ing to be called shortly. Thedatc'-‘
the opening of the Legislature vw
fixed for Wednesday, April 2nd.
'Peace Conference
' Pant-s, .uni-_ tr<_»-tiniys allege
threat to witliilraw from the Peafr
Conference. unless sho is given Fiurii
was believed today to have been ave'
.cd by at ootnpromisc. 'l‘hrough_ thi
'compromise Italy will receive i~‘iuin~
but will relintmislr all hor- claims tl
1)almatia. The cities of Zara and Soi
enivo will becomo free ports but th'
r<_~rna.inder of Dalinzitln. will be aiioted
to Jugoslavia.
will be asked in Cl1:~:li, the reiiiiiiiidv
jGerman General
Beaten To Death
_Mm Arnim, Cotriiiraiitici of the Gi.
_man Army in Flanders during it lar, -
ipart. of tho wur. has been beaten L
lticath by peasants at Asclt, iloltcmitt
iaccordliig to ti, Paris despatch to thi
 Exchange 'Feiegriipli ("0. it is said that
_Genertil Von Ariiiiir shot :it pous'int~-
lgntlicriiig tlrewotiii on iris prriptrty :tri '
fthat the mob inv-.itled anti pillap;<~
.his (`liatetiti after they irtitl killed hiu
IIE \\'E.\'I‘IlIalIf.
T I<l;\lI’l<lllA'l`URE.
'l‘lDE, MOON, ETF.
Tlietidc will he high thin afternoon
_at 12.16 and tomorrow ut 12.43: it Will
‘lic high tomorrow momiiig at l.0I'»
_and Friday nt 1.42.
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Interests Being Secured.
LONDON, ‘March 18.-In order to
maintaiii the mercantile suprentacy of
the sean Great Brltaln's shipping in»
terests are contemplating converiirrg
a liirgo part of thc- Britislt irrcrr:itarit_
Slliilfi into oil liuriiorr~'. the i-orro.spoiitl»
ent was iiiforinod totltiy.
ln sliipping and tlrtiriiriiil qtirii-ter'-
OIIIY lilfat l~`i-itlay it was tiiirifiiirirr-;l
here that a great oil coiiibiiir- is lie-
lng ioriiiod in wliivli iioyal, lltitch, :rrirl
other interests will not voirtrol of thr-
Mexicoii Eagle. (Io
Ono of the chief ictisons why the
llritlsli oil interests are oeeitiiig tw
-'aiu control of .liexicali itntl other
outputs, tho corresporideirt was told.
is in view of the ironvorsiorr of tr larg<_
Sovereignty of the Waterways.  S s '  Ships will he Turned into Od u , Larg
it was also stsr.ed.th¢t ss noon as
U10 government relolsos auch volnell
ss the Quitamla and ot:‘hsr.ltnol_1' they
will be convened into oil burners.
The high cost of coal and serious
miners' strike issues, it is asserted,
have done much to drive shipping fn~
tt rests to tho uso of oiliin order to re.
gain rirrti hold ocean supremacy at the
_prcserit time. It costs ten dollars to
our ti lou of conl in it ship’s bunkers
ill lifllibll ports. Troubles at British
ports in loading coal can he obviated,
it is vluimoti by substituting oil, which
will also mean the elimination of
'\l1»l\?»"i.tokers. it is believed that
rirltinir concerns will try to extend
'lit-ii' holdings iii Mexico.
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AG E.\"I‘S _\\' A N TIC D
AGENTS WANTED. - PORTRAITI
Agents wanted; good prints; finish l
ing a specialty; frames and every-I
firing nt lowest price; quici
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Y~iB$%C
I1 ELI’ LVANTED __
MALE
WANTED ASSISTANT IN cl-tags;
Factory. Experience preferred. Goo-5
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service_ United Art Company, 1
iirtinswick Ave., Toronto. Ont.
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Wages Write or catl Herb. Muili~
Tire ‘battle was resumed alongr the _        _ _
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» rats-3-r-oretiin
- iflili’ Tai ~\ |..D‘] _
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EDR SALE. AN L. C. SMITH TYPET
writer. Apply 158 ltlcltmoiitl F-trout.
' ~il304~3-19M3ip<
<t`.R SALE-32 ACRES OF LAND
v iii huilti.ugs:. Apply S. T. Currie,-
voclry Point. ~i:'»Gtl3-1SiitGipd. '_
A on SALE.-si M/aries zoto
: »trsi.~ and lot with good barn anti
‘_ -irit' li.‘_ht Apply i-`irlw.'.rd .lir-
_ib-', 18 Fellini; Street. ' 2 p =
~'.i'EFlRlNG FOR LENT2-FINE FAT
-alt herring, $1.50 per pall. We d-
:_:-'.~t deliver at this price.-Earl.
Vfrlrcries Co.. 83 W-'ttrr Sfrcot.
- Mar. 19 31 pri
horn bull 2 years old. Apply to A.A..
lliclleritlr, Marshfield.
4605-ll-1ilM1llp
_=f__'i_R SALE. House AND Lor
with good l>itrn_ clot-_tric iii.-lit, lioiiisi-
:iitl horn. 'o be sold before l\iirr.20lli
lI.'l\\"tird McCabe, Jr. 18 Feiling Street
.-ity.
=oR>sAt.'é.' séoisrenzo siaosar-"_'
F1
S311. Kinkora, P. E. il.
4548-3~17M6lpd,
:it ts: i is Li..-\ N 1510113 
uno. ai_ri=rso ivrceoNALn, Prtovin.
"Htl I-Wi Surveyor. riermnnvitio
. 4321/scmzaipr
AT _ _
‘few Dominion. L-eritrally locatztl JAI_F_WMEN_S SANITARY BUTTER
. - 1 rl .“~' frriai.-~. “lfresli .ilnlry Bur.
` W7" 75” W” £0" i’t»r post 40|:
iiuziiaiitiii (ltiiiw 30941-30in~rii`.
'BARGAIN IN PENCILS.-EXTI?/»
flttttlity _yellow lrexiigon pencils, rut..
I1‘~‘f fills 50cts. Dei' dozen, worth 1:;
cts. each. Shipped in error and
must sell at discount. Apply Gnnm.
inn Office. 4398-8-10M!!
FOR SALE COTTAGE on Uppgp
Queen Street, containing seven".
rooms, electric 1ighting_ Log adjglg
ing 100_x48 feet. will sell reason
flbitf. Ailply to Patrick McKenna_ 8-5
a Sydney Street. 4570-3-18M21E1ipd_
eNvi:t.oPEs wrrri Anonesssa
or initials 65c per 100: $2.00 pr#
500; $3.00 per 1.000. Guardian .ion
"rioting, Charlottetown.
4085-2-20MEtf
\/ISITING CARDS GENTS 9Dc. PER
100; Ladies $1.00 per 100. Guard-
FARM FOR SALE 119 ACRES GOOD
.lwclliitg lioitsc :intl outhtilltlirzgs.
ceittrally located, handy scliool and
.church etc. Apply to Albert llyilti.
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FARM FOR SALE CONSISTING OF
ninety-four' acres situated oit Wins-
loe ltoatl, scviari miles from t‘h:ir-
l
i iottctowu half mile from church,
brook running ilirough farm. Apply
to Leslie Bryentoti. 4522-ll-15iri0nptl.
..._....__________._________-_-_---~-.
FOR SALE--REGISTERED CLYDES-
ilttlo Siallioii, 3 years riltl. \\`iiriri~r of
first lit‘i7.\~. in riiiss riiril vlirtiripiriri
"hip for liest stallion any 1ll1f‘. ('00
ntiitin bred, proviucitil l-Jxlrliititii'
-i:'r95»Ll~l%i.\‘IZlipiI
-~- , r- ;‘
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN A PER-
about il II. l‘. iii/ fair condition,
‘en at (lttiirdliin ()ilit‘o Also l
cornwall. 4442-aianiatpo. l
IDIS. W. \\'. t`ro:;li_\‘. (‘oi'iiw:ili. a
r iztu Job Printing, Charlottetown.
4085-2~20inett.
‘ f=AHioNAai.E wsoome s'rA'rioN-
ery-25 for $3.00; 50 for $4.50.
Guiirdinn Job 1 Printing, Charlotte-
town. 40552-20MEtf
OTEPAPER AND ADDRESSES-
Single sheet 75c per 100. $1.50 for
500. Double sheet $1.00 per 100.
$2.00 pei 500. Guardian Job Print-
ing. Charlottetown. 4085-2-EOMEU.
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MULTIGRAPH LETTERS. SAME AB
typcwrliing on customer’s sia-
_ tionery: 100 for $2 per 40 lines; 50|!
` for $2.50: 1000 for 83.50. if wi
shortly stationery: 100 for 82%
' 500 for $4.50; 1000 for $7.50. Guard
i lrrn .lnh Printing, Charlottetown
i  -M--~ H,
__ie.n_dicu€:i{ ieatir qlEJii_gi_r;<_' _____tir_:r;_tt- _ U _[__ Ll. ‘VA _`__l_ED_
ir ‘ nrct ‘-y rtico . c v. ' .. . , _
“ ____ 1 _t~ Ein .\_t.E
P" S" ` iwAN~rEr:- A Nuns: Main ‘
Gas. Eiifzitio tiiitiirtfzit-.tttrctl lil’ U1" ’ ' ~AP.PI~‘
. . to Mrs, Arthur i’t-ako, 241 Eustor
' . _ .  __ , l _ _ < , v . 5 , ~.- V ‘ Q 1n;,\\‘.
.\»_ .- 1 2  »- Tire moon uns full on Sundry. l\ation.rl liiialnilllila I0- \ HE _ ___
""1 ' H " '°"~”"?‘£*7» W2" ~=" V A _uni-cn rein. Micnignrr. 1'. S. .-\.  il. l’-- -ailswll 400 ""‘°“t ' _ D"
" _ Last quarter of the moon Monday.. good eorrtiitioii with littl~,
` - March 24th.
_ _ .. _.1 __ _
' Busy Sawing Wood ~~ _ il fi ' ~ V
‘ 19! _ _ , , . . ,, t ... _
,* __ | __ _ ( l'¢‘ I‘¢.\ ris. ` ` |()_"‘|~ l -» ~»--- _.,
 . aisle# _  - E 2 ' -  'I' ‘ _ . I -
"“* ~. 1 - W"  -- Losr.-Five c-QLLAR stu. Flow- l apply to ru;-S. w. s. str-wort. 294
'of :.t dl) Huston St. _ Rirhinond Street.. 4591-3-19Mtf.
_ . _
“ ve” _ _ . _ _,_ i wanrsn /rr once. A Main ron
f\.per.so could t~asil_\ he <oii‘»f‘r
ltito trasoiiiio eitf!il\“- ¢\illlIY G\llll“I'i general housework' Apply Ii'
_ _ -.»...___,_ _.. I Lower i’rlnt-t- Street. '
\xx0Iixomil~:N'rs. -an 010" """" m ‘"1 oo.-._-. i _
»..  _ ~-' 
` NI 1 'il\'(»S I l` ' wanrso A Main nsrsaencse
EACHERB WANTED-Teachers rc
tltiirerl for Saskatchewan and Al
I ..-
sprlng months and at mid-summer
Salaries nine hundred to twain
litinrlrod per annum. Apply (Yap,
 xvitxrrizri
ai'
L. 
berta schools. opening durinp
rlian Teachers' Agency Box 14,n.-.
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