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the prosperity of
where you consider
well to the il#-build!!!
iiili. if we are to R061'
and make it in any
must. have more varied occupations:
'our children with the 
to earn their living. or will feel that
cooperative effort, to so widen out the
be able to keep our hmiiies with ua.
than_lreeping` all ourpopulstion; it is a ques-
a eomnxnnity, lose the very best blood we have,
the exodus of the most active and enterprising of
st home. If we are to keep them at home we
them to/do, and 'widen out the interest in life
that ie lived by a-~sP0¢lalIst of ily Kind. 
a narrowing elect. _ The education that is best
foronrselves is one that creates the avowed! ltilllibol'
the mind actively engaged. Then will we reach a
both as individuals antijas a people. I sm sled llllt W0
today and I-htme we will be able to hear from him before
ii over; the representative of the grestpower to the south of us,
with whom it is otu- good fortune to be in closest relation-
tbat the lriendly bonds that have united ua so long are, as
strohlvl' and stronger every day. . '
for the purpose of taking up or dealing with any sub-
! am here for the purpose of learning among other things.
We are here. all of us, with the desire. I know. of seeKl!l8 to
tus pscfuntiet ier the activities or me people ct our orov1nce.- of
and of,ccnsidering what vast improvements' are
we
by
being made.
a short time ago. as time goes In the life of a nation, when Great
5|-9, s rural population with a rringe of fishermen around the
with a growing commerce beyond the seas. But the British poollld
xierer~wet~e a` manuihoturing people. It was not in that line that their Solllul
` ’ _They were satisfied. three centuries ago, with raising enormous quantities
 andaending it abroad to be manufactured. But conditions of war on
 arose, and from time to time people came ea refugees from the
-  ooimtries. and those built up one after another manufactureswhich
  so greet that. were it not for them. Harland would not be able *-0
|§h,in5‘hsr¢power today and British freedom would have had short reign
dnofng the nations of the earth.
3;'  i ' OUR DPPORTUNITIKS.
-1  have opportunities such as those. We have opportunities before us,
i  
 and xderence will be made to those opportunities, of vastly lncreas-_
lligthe value of our farms and increasing the possibility of settlement and
tie." You will hear from some gentlemen who have a very special knowledge
 as to what may be done with.regard to drainage of some 0!
 lands in the province. bert in their quality it we could bring them
ik p`i~oper cultivation. You will hear. I sm _sure, from some of our leading
' tionallsts matters that will give us cause to think Wlhen this meeting
 and the day is closed, if we have only i\11l>f°BB°d “DOD ‘IB l1l°l'B Of '-he
WJ  unity and more of the value of united effort,-if nothing further camo
q¢1th’i”|neeting it would be a very good thing indeed. Before we can have
"'»we~`miist‘develop the spirit of unity: and it is more for -this purpose
5 W"'t1§a1"we are met here together. From the men who have come here.
 that they have the interest of the country at heart, we are
 some‘_ suggestions that will he of great value. __'
_if~_- 1.155; 1 mg, nowput tho motion, that Mr Charles Lyons assume the
 as chairman.
-lf” "The  was put to the vote and unanimously carried, and Mr Lyons
 ‘teen the chair.
_f,;f__ ~ f ’ (To be continued.) I
:-' e ' ' ~ 1
I L. o. A. i-tonoua no|.|..-in the
 A-‘yq||»pa~m|‘°1»|o funn » Miueevsmeheei District, collector
Mlas Murphy.
are Mr. Joseph Hughes__.. _
Mr. Daniel McNab _ . . . .
_ .
Mr. Patrick Mclntyre. . _ .
Mr. Walter Campbell. _ _ _ _
Mr. R. J. Mclntyre   ~
Mr. Samuel ArbinK ~ ~ - -
--
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _'L00 Mr. MF. NOYU!8ll MCIUUTU- - ~ -
_ _ _ L00 MI. Dtllliiil Mlnih. . . . . .
" Mr.James 
Mr.
Mr
by Qgvilld James Mellon-
James Hughes. _ _ _ .
_ Fred Hughes. _ . . .
Mr. Peter McQuald_ . _ _ _
75. Mrs. Charles Trainor. . _ _
50
Miss Margaret Murphy ._ . . 
Total
Collected by Peter Goodman,
Head. '
Peter Goodman . . . . . . _ _ . _ _ .
._
lohnMe.y_...  . _
M _
50
» yas mo- 5°
Angus Jarvis. _ ._ _
Miss 5/icAsi¢ii1..... _ _
Thema Morgan. _ . _ _
Wm. McCubo...... .
James McCabe. _ . . _ _ .
Matthew Reardon-_ _ _ _ _ _
John Power . . . .
. _ _ _
by D Roady
Daniel .larvis.....  .50
. . .. .25
John Whelan . _ . . . . . .
 . . . . .
.. .50 with w”te_ _"ver gd” sluggish Bw you
Total 3825 mach sour. then your little one be ,our
E-_ 5-‘z-_ :-°°-°. ir?
2222222222
'f.1
.'16
_ .1.00
. ,1.00
. . . 1.00
$12.75
Cove
_ .$1.00.
. _ 1.00
._ .50
. ._1.00
. .1.00
. . _ .50
. . .1.00
. ..1.0"
Total
James- Lirtiphler:
-.-
'rotsi
Paint, ooiiesiis ity
¢
»a
»- K. 0._G-ew!! Klllul' QHUIIS.. Knights
of Col 8 is eval: at 8 o‘olock.
-t ‘ ~ __ ' . _ -_ 1794.
8U¢Gl\lFtit._8ALl-'l‘ho ladies of
Grace Church held a very successful
sale of home cookery in Carter & Co.‘s
store on saturday afternoon which
was very widely pstroniaed.
TRANBFSRREM- B_ergt. E. E. Ste
venaou has been transferred ` from
Sandwich Battery. Halifax to Kingston
where he is detailed to the Instrui:
tion Staff ofthe Field Artillery having
had a.,wlde experience in Halifax.
ORATIQN T0 BB GIVEN.-Mr. C
Gavin Duffy. of Charlottetown has
kindly consented to deliver the Ora
tion at the big concert in Emerald Hal;
on St. Patriclr.'s night. Everyone
should hear this gifted orstor. 7789.
NOW CAPTAIN-Mr. George Prowsc
son of Senator Prowee. who has beer
abroad. taking a. military course. haf
received his Gaptaln’s certificate.
Captain Prowso. has been in the Mili-
tary College, Kingston. and has also
taken a course in Quebec and Halifax
_ RECRUITING MEETING.-The re
cruitlns meeting will he held at
Wheatley River tomorrow, Tuesday
evening at 7.30. The speakers will b<
Rev. Dr. Bennett, Lleut. Col. Allen
Ngajor McNutt and-Licut. Harry Jen
it ns.
window of Henderson and Cudmoro.
Sunnyside. is exhibited a beautiful
framed Honour Roll. containing the
names of the members of St. George'i
lodge of this City who are at the front
or otherwise doing duty for King ant
Country. The above was presentet
to St. George's by Past Master Georgt
H. Tanton.
ISLANDERS PHOTOGRAPHEDI-
In a recent issue of the Boston Ameri-
can appeared a photograph of'No. 4
Siege Battery with headquarters ai
Partridge island. St. John. In the
group are plainly shown Privates
George W. Stevenson, New Glasgow
and Nelson Gamster, Hunter River. the
only two Islanders in the entire batta-
lion. '
DIOCESAN CHURCH SOCIETY.-
A meeting of the Diocesan Church So
clety will be held in St. Paul's Parisi
Hall on Wednesday next 15th. lnst.
1t'3 p_m., All members of the exccu
tive and delegates to same are asks(
to be present. _ After the appropria
.ion to the several parishes are made
the meeting will adjourn until Hi:
Grace the Archbishop visits the pro.'
May. _ _
WEDDING BELLS.-At the Cathe
tlral. this morning Mr. Paul Murphy
and Miss Bridget 0‘Sullivsn, were
married by Rev. M. 0’Brien_ The
groom halls from Charlottetown, P. E.
Island, is connected with the Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Ottawa, and cam;
from Ireland to Canada, about si:
yeam ago. Tho brido is a native of
}alw-ay City. lreland'."and‘~came ove
'n the S. B. Metagama, which arrived
on Sunday night. The happy coupi.
will spend a few days in St. John ani
than take n trip to Bermuda.-Si
Jo n.
MUTHIHI GIVE IIHIUI if
_ AND BOWELB.
and nothing else cleanses. the tender
stomach. liver and bowels so nicely.
A child simply will llot stop play-
ing to empty the bowels. and the re
suit is, they become tightiycloggod
half-sick, feverish.
naturally,
cold; has
or diarr-
sour and
You
-well.
_  tb ins _ L
,A full at dance is requested. ‘
vlnce which lt is expected will be inn
"1lHUP UF HES” IF t
afnoroe "F o-» 't' x' ct-` 3-10°# =' .=~  .Alve-
,aadim   :?ie"naa_i..¢l=\1  . “w_d»l°°=°v¢°N
i-mr) $to;_o_gr¢ph ot lifr.'_ Donald Nicholson, "°°¢ *°‘_5“mm _  4-30 it ID- _
_ '  ____ _ ~ | N0. ii._.F..,'A..;i‘~.q,`|a5gA|;'5,-_.
Local membota.__  r_`;i_1_Fld_id Artil-
lery Bl'i8\ds .-~ ~  ‘ Column will
to attend  ' to be given
A Tatar .1"`o'_|§i`i'l`§i1'__ xr Pamcs
EDWARD.-Toitight.-_§` treat is in store
nent at the"l?¢lnue ~ lwsrd Theatre
fith his high-,class musical comedy
~?mN%Y§l0! iM 01 _<ih_l_ldl’:_l;;
r. an rs-_» eyara we no
lcottlsh colifedllgh ho made a great
eputation ln_“_ xec with their
.`:‘.‘l°°..2£-2*-’.§.‘l"‘ °t‘.i‘°_°»."°  '_-ii
ll if- NV e ce -
:ard was in Montreal, he gave a
ll°¢=ill.%\l¥l_lBm¢i\t -to one of Mr.
;ossiey_'l_ cleyer-chll_dren. who was
- ey sublequentlpureoeived an appoint-
rent-in Bt. Jqlinfs; Newfoundland and
uring,tlh_:&pslt:e_igh¢»years has been
Deciali .in the pnoductiou of Eng-
liih pantomime plays in which thc
ending parts are -taken by children.
"he children are not professionals.
-ut most -_of,-_them..aot. better than
nan? Dl'0f9il!lonals. _Visitors to St.
ohn’s were_so_ impressed with the
»eautiful, performances of Mr. Ross-
cy's company that they induced him
o pay a visit to the principal cities
n tho Maritime Provinces. Mr. Galle-
vher _went over to Picton to see
hem and had no hesitation in booking
.hem .for a week in Charlottetown.
.li who love the old fairy tales. all
who love good English pantomime,
.ll who love to-see talented children
ct. will make a point of seeing the
._ _ T 1111> Y
pened for a three nights engagement
n Picton Opera House, but the peo-
rle were so delighted with the per-`
ormances that they induced Mr.
‘ossley to continue for other five
days. _
l'HE KAl8ER'$ VILLA
A8 BRlTl8H HOSPITAL
ATHENS, March. 9.--_The German
3mperor's villa. Archilleoin in Corfu,
hich is to serve as a hospital for Ser-
ilan wounded under th_e care _of a staff
if British doctors and nurses, was
iuilt by the Empress Elizabeth of Aus-
ria. at a cost of $15,000,000. The Ger-
.ian Emperor acquired it from Em-
_ieror Francis Joseph for $350,000.
The Empress Elizabeth iii the cour-
.e of her'aimost ceaseless wanderings.
ound temporary peace in Corfu, which
.ho__,called the ‘_'i'alrest of eartb’s"is~
an s," and the villa was erected 
ier her own supervision. It is super-
ily situated mbove the azure Ionian
Sea, amid jungles of ever-blooming- ro-‘
es. DB!ll1B_ and native and tropical
rees, and many_ of its 128 rooms lu the
ompeian and Byzantine 'st`yles,{1t~he
hapel being especially remarkable.
As :night b_c cxpccte from one of
.rc equipped in the most lavish way.
‘or seven were the Empress out a'
.1onth_ each yoarip the  utgthe
.ear before her death she, drnot
,o return, and _had the__fur_nltui'e sent
lack to Vienna. Francis Joseph never
'lslted _the place. '
Queen Alexandra of England on one
occasion visited' the German Imperial
amlly at the`Achilleion.‘ It was while
ihe was staying in Greece with her
mother of' the late King George.
children ievetthisrfruit imrtive." “_ Manicuringi' i'
5 ` |
The lei.
D
quite
days ago'_aud was
all at nomo are en-
Lhc trenches now for
rust and you may dc-
ouioylug same veryvmuch.
w`el| on_in March before
wo go
I have
letter from
l received
McLean. also
ettes It
very minute received a
_meet at the X "'_Hall Recruiting
Oillce tom \v_ ~ - y) at 2 P. m.;
in their hmmm-_ hy~;g:~worahip the-
vllyor and City Coimoil. D. A. Mo--
Kinnon Captain, ;_~~ _
or all lovers. ol- ' healthy amuse-
nent who as ‘talent in child-
en, as Mrf I s an engage-
ii expert-Higl\1.\ud'dsncer. Mr. Ross~.
lossley Company at tho Prince Ed-'
- /ard Theatre this week. he co an
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Bllftera (fell. lb. 30
Eggs, oz. - ‘
gee! lb. (retail)
o
Chickens, sb. '
Hay (pressed) ton
Straw (pressed) ton
Pork, lb. ' 12%'
Turnips, bus. _ 10 to 20
Potatoes, bus. __ _ ~ . 65
Oats (white)»bus. .
Oats (black) bus.
Beets,_bul_ _ -_ 
Carrots,"bul.' f `
Wool, ‘lb - ‘ '  V ‘
lg '_ _,_ _ 
ST "ri h " '
Ducks  'bs ‘
Hides  ` - __,‘14'°
Turkeys, per lb. ‘ “‘ '20 to 22
Buckwheat. per bushel
Butter (Creamofylt 'Del' lb-'
Calfskins. p¢r`lb.- v -
Chickens. (dressed). per lb.
Ducks (dressed)), per lb
Eggs per doz. -
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Hay. (pressed) per ton
Hay, loose, per ton
Lamb pelts_ each '
oats, (biscuit ner hue.
flats. (white) per bus.
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Edltlrstory. Ned lgnlay, 8,' Rankin Drew, Logan
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- Vitagraph Broadway Star, Eeature
0'Garry of the  l Mounted
On the edge o°f the Precipice-he ‘struggles with the Fu8if-
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".,»‘é‘é"Fs.» up
c=,_,,_ Ne __Nte
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wir Der lb.
eese, pr.. lb. _ _
ldes pcr lb.  '
at meal, per 100 lba _$2.75
rk, (Organs att) per _ib. 09
no Emp`r§ss's’atliletld tsifsltos, there is Turning- 9°’ M5'
_- magniilcent g_ymnasi_ up; _ _  TWKGYB- P9 'lb _
harble swimming pool and !li?epstslgl?s`L?}:‘__‘;“'~ 9°' gush”
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"' We have been using MlNARD'S
LINIMENT in our home fora num-
ber of years and use no other Lini-
ment but MINARUS, and we can re#
commend it-highly for sprains,_ brulsf -
es, pain or tightness of ge ches't`,__sore-'
ness of the throat, he ache or any-
thing of that sort. We will not be
Phone '$14 Miss D. nudge _for
sppemtmem. rn creat oeerss et,
h _ . - . _ __ '___ '_ 
Sample bags of 50 pounds each shiPP¢d'llP 011 l'°¢l“°3f_.
'-_PRINCE  so  
'-' -_ .~.». , - - _
-Ani. 1-|-its waste  '
Rossley’s English Pai'1ton_iiine‘Co -_
as Aresaei #ta ‘ 
‘ soMi-:'rHiNo NEW AND NOVEI!
‘ cnaivcn or PLAY. Nicirrtv ‘ '
' Marinas wEo. Flu. sar-. 
TONIGHT _ A _
  “Jock The King’s Piper”_
, Scotch and Patriotic Songs and Dances
' Evening Prices-5i)c, 35°, 25°
Matinee Prices-Adults 20c._ Children 10c
EVENING SHOW AT 8.15 SHARP
MATINEE AT 3 SHARP
- ._-_I
(imperial ‘F ox  
° Manufactured H by Ross &" Mcbiillanw ff
Co tai l rge percentage animal food._ -Best flour product.
Thrésefisguits have given_ entire satisfaction during the
past year in all _ranches using them. We ask youto 
em '
Ross & McMillan 
Box 448 I ' - 5 ' _
_ Opera House Btlildlhg, "'
` Charlottetown ~ ~ _r _~  ~ ~~ _;=___-
Phene iss _e 0 -  <1 1 1;,
without it one single day. for we get' 7762'3'uM“° -'  " ‘ ' ` _    _ 
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