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§_ _CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
O("l\'l"l'
claselfsd ads. under this head coetl
one eoht per word per insertion when
elah aocompanilee order with mini- ' ' ' -
mum charge of 25 cents' per Inser. SPECML F°R SMA'-L BU3lNE3S--
tion. Count your words and save mon~_
ey by remlttlng with order. Stamps
accepted. Ads. taken by phone or
sent by mall will be charged at 2c.
per word, to eovor hook-keeping char-
ges ,stationery and postage on ;¢.
oountl.
T '”'_*'== lion A. E.. Arsenault Resumes llis Discussion Treatin
MISCELLANEOUS. i
Shoe repair shops, country stores,
Small zwcerle. clothes-cleaning
Sl10DS~. otc.- One hundred printed
hillheads with your name. business
and address for only $1,50_ THE
GUARDIAN PRINTERY.
AGENTS WANTED
AGENTS WANTED.- T0 SELL FOR
“the old reliable Fonthill Nurseri-
°°~" wl’ l°l‘°ll °“l' "le" l°h“°"ll- E*  - _hw ii i N i SL d Ii M i- i
erionce unnecesaar ° hi ost coin- ~ BER T ' ' ` ll* ll “F0 ll B 011 love
D y' E HE AUCTION SALE place on tho Curricululin. The hon.l 0"” ll0U~ llllllllllcf Hlllll llliil llc llfill
companys i»m.m_ i,renchim_t_ mmm" wmber from Victoria iiiiiii new on a pleasant visit to the Asylum where 'l‘l
row, ’1‘hurt-slay. Sale will be held t“'° °“clllll0“5 lllflt he was not awoi-o ho found everything nicely condlictcd pi
at the Mcnonaiii Farm on me hm_ that there were homo in-ojocis in his and in good order, and that he couldi ig
5o7ii_3’28M&E2i_ district. I am sorry he is not in his lllll ll°ll’ l.`°l“al'lllllK 0" lllll WHY llflmff ll
_ _ sent nt pi-e5ou;_ when i iisieneii io what magnificent monuments had W
missions paid; handsome free equip-
- ment. Stone & Wellington. Toronto,
Ontario. '4597-3-1MEt1Mnr3l
WANTED--REPRESENTATIVES TO
distribute Tablets, which wash
Hoi.i3EMEN_ Now is TH T born! Government in 1908, Mr. Arse- tors; and I think the more we havo‘sa
go get your smiiimi card-B pgniefimui nault said: the better will bc the work than can Tl
_ I think I have quoted sufficient au- he accomplished in the school. u paltry war tax. __
4912_3_20Mu_ thor_i_tieB. both from this Report and '_
from the reports of the Inspectors, to LIUERAL “MONUMENTS-" '
THE GUARDIAN PRINTERY
of sheep at Island Stock Breeding a
n
clothes si>otie'r,e1y. eieen. Without |viu_i.'ricnAPi-i Lsrreas An: aus- l‘l"‘“"‘l Wl'“1|\° l1M1i0say.anu when lm" 'ell ‘W ll‘“ l-ll"“`“l l’*"l.v “lli rl
listened to the Commissioner of M0118 the lllle- 'l`l10 Asylum. H10 EX' always the inevitable "'but."
gi.icuimi.e ami what he had to Bay’ perimental Farm are indeed "monu-
DIAN PRINTERY. We can dupll- and to the Irispector‘s report on Home “lem” lc' llle Llllcllll l'l‘l`l.y? lllll Wlllll ill
rojooi5_‘i was at a io” io reconcile he neglected to toll -the House was, W
rubbing. One trial makes perman-
ent customers. Ono hundred per
cent profit. Mako five dollars daily.
“ Bend ten cents forsamples for four
washings. Bradley Company. Brunt-
ford, Ont. 4946-3-21E12i.
Iness letters and-» the only place l
that produces them is THE GUAR- A
cate exactly any typewriting in P
(Contlnued)) _ pcctor. For myself, from the results 1 an
Continuing his remarks to the ite- I have seen and' from tho knowledge th
_i912_3_Z0M" port of the Commission on Educa- I li'\ve~ucf|uired in the matter, I con- worse than appears nn the surface.
° tion which was appointed by the Ll- alder we have not too many inspoc- Le
“BUT ME NO BUTS.” .
Let us not have so many "buts."
ic' Opposition say: Yes; we ap-
'ovc of tho War Tux.-but! There
a "but." \Vc approve of the Pa-
‘lotlc Fund-but! Another “bni."
c approve of the Dalton Sandto-
uin~huti And so it -is.--there is
Previous to th§ declaration of war
ere was in.En land a party who
ore opposed to granting money for
quantities of one copy to 50_0o0_ these various statements. It ap. lllat while it was true that those mo- the Navy. They argued that it was
r 49i2_3_20Mti,_ pearoiiaii if Someiwd wa 'i_ numents were built by the Liberal us
ut it miiaiy. Iimevlv tiiesiigiililliemc- l’“’lY' THE °°S`l' 0" Bull-°lN°'=1e
-- D
wAN1Ep_'REpgE5ENTAT|VES 1-0 SHEETS Nc-i-EPAPE i ber from Victoria was truthful a d THEM WAS LEFT FOR THE CON' Wh0 WGYB 013110565 £0 U19 NHVY W€l‘€
R W TH “
clothes spotiossly clean without i
rubbing. Ono trial makes perma-
distrihuto Tablets which wash
printed address l'>0c. Guardian 1
iff-ice. 4685-3-elvur. S
ri
.miid not sa omeihi h di ii SERVATIVES T0 PAY. in the coiled “Lim E iando __" p .
hink was imléisi imwfgiheecoga ".'?_ Hillsborough-Bridge he has ii “monu- vious to the ive, izire W; a Dairicy
loner of Agriculture was speallrliiiqg inemlii Zmch will Cost the lll`°Vlll°9 in France who were opposed to the
8 _
nent customers. One hundred per l00ENVEi_oPEs wi.rH PRINTED groin facts, because he had the facts Og” _ me l” "°“l° llle Yearly Slllll Army; they were opposed to granting
ddr ss 50 . G
cent profit. Make five dollars
daily. Send ten cents for samples
for four washings. Bradley Com-
efore him; and I felt confident that $12000 or $13`000' In my opinion H“DDly towards the improving of the
a 'e' c uardian Office inspector Bouiiel woui that is a "monument" of which the
' d not ~ t ‘ Army. The reform had been t '-
43g5.3_6M" Something that did not exmlelngt Ilibernl party has no great /cause to ted; Geiierai Joieire had been Dui; Hifi
P*1“>’- Bf°"lf°"l- 0“l*“l°- servo A Dominion sxpnsss Mow ,
5071-3-2811/IGI.
" Y ' course, being of a curious turn of boast; lt ls not a credll t0 lllelll- A the head of it and he did remarkable
cy Order. Five dollars costs three g
ward Island. to sell our selecteii list
of hard'y ‘ Fruit and Ornumentiil
fre-ea Equipment free Exclusive
terrltoi Good a wcekl Ove:
pay the highest price for good V
"White Russian” and "White Fife' i
next two weeks. 4978-3-23M6I
Y D Y Y
000 acres ilstablisheil thirty five
years PELHAM hi RSERY t O
WANTED a reliable agent in every
unrepresented district in Prince I-.il W
Toronto, ont. 'zss-iiisniwni
  .
\VANTED. w
I il ' l ~ _ _ .
ind, 1 imderiooii ii, naive iilis eni_ _>_:__1_S_t:c;\__1_\_?t_i1e |;i_iJv<;_e__ssS_of _construe ithings, and France. when the timei 0,, the motion io go into Committee
'B
_ . <1 i think i succeeded 'rie . ‘ ‘“""*“‘°° mime was prepared The o o
tents. 5032-3.29ME1| mn lm ~ l ii 1 __ Ti, ii ii i - _ i - _ - DP the Leader of the Opposition opposed.
_ _ Commissioner of Agriculture was 'nni?il:f_i’e"wc_uid;1 Vg lcllei ilmlnll l"fe_l,l_ nents ot the Army were in 'power',mii more was considerable discus.
HEAT- cAnvE|.i. snos wii.\. iii?-"ng "°"‘ “ ”"l’°li ““l’"ll"“‘l 1"' nity 6'r'.-tix to silxieii iiiiiiinii iigiiifif 1 “me” ll” “""" l”"’l‘° 0111- and shortly sion. Hen, Mr. Arsenault pointing our
. -1. Now in 1915 in the school :lt 1 .. . . ' l ‘merwllrlls lllel' “'el`e Swelll lm lll9ll` that if the Opposition did not vote for
ici i i _ The Quebec Govmiiiiieilt made .in » 1
ora tiene were two very good .xgreemeni with the Do _ini G _ leel l’.\' Plll’llC ='9lllll1le“l- The 1"““.the bill going into Committee they
delivered at their Warehouse in the te€iCherB'_°"e' Mr' Jelll' “’ll° was af' i/ernment with regard iii a (i:li‘iri'iag(;-| or Pmnce_me strong manb B"a“di“'°lll‘l be Ol' le°°l"l agalnsl lmyllllng
eiwnrds principal in Crapauil and ii., _ _ was given the Premiership and Vivi- bein done foi- me petiiriied soldiers-_
. wuv across that bridge and th li d 5
_ _F _ now Principal of Summerside High i0` 5-150 000 - ' _ , ey a ‘llll “'53 Sel llslllei “llll 5° ll ‘"5 ll/7| After u debate lasting all
School, an excellent teacher. than pi.i,?i£ig'ge_" 'We nili.___iel,: 'i,?.i1i;eforiiiTi§,“°llle l'lllle~ The allalls °l' Fmllw morning and the greater' part of
imm no better can be found l" llllf cost ii million ai1ri` u half are puvifill were Conducted with 3 Slllollg lll`lll~‘ the afternoon the motion i0 80 lull'
__ _ _ province. I am informed. His as- inieresi that ra' "_ ' ai _ But the moment things began to look'oommiiieee was iiiiaiiy out io the
y means and for aught we know,
e situation may be a great deal
t us hope it is not so; but at the
me time LET US BE PREPARED.
its ls not a time to split hairs over
eloss. Those who were more far-
elng urged its necessity, and those
LEGISLATURE. MARCH 28, 1917.
In the llegislaturn ycsteriiay morn-
iing the Premier moved that thc
iliousc resolve itself into ir commit-‘
fee of thc whole to take into consi-
ideraticn a hill entitled “An Act for
,promoting the settlement of the un-
iused lands and the development of
iother resources of this province."
|This ibill is for the purpose of provi-
iding for returned soldiers, as it is
istnted on the preamble: “lt is in-
cumbent upon this province to make
iall reasonable provision for soldiers
'returning from the war. and to that
i end it is desirable that areas of such
.land be organized and .prepared for
settlement and development."
| The Premier supplemented his re-
_marks of the evening before in ex-
planation of the bill.
‘ it 0
FOR SA]'_~F_ pp3|1'|0N WAN-7-ED_s¢o1-CH sislant was Miss Boulter. also an ex- .b i .tmp i-‘len iilii Cap , lle'~lel`_.lll Flllllee- Wllell llle elleflll' llllll I-louse when it was carried thc divi-
' ' Gameke€‘pei‘ on Fox Ranch. A cellelll lel‘“ll°l'- Wllll "WSE 'W0 ltr  1) "“riil<itrIiiir(ze1reii)t" awlirich linliilgllawle been drive" from the gales of parm' *llllll l"“'lllg “S l°ll°“lSl
good man with the beg; of hobii_.i_ splendid teachers there. ipractlcnlly Shim be ,wie io have aiii im- ,li 6 m lllal Plllll’ “galil D953” I0 mi1l¢6‘llS0lfi __FOR THE BILL: Premier Mathie-
Full particulars Ai,i,|y _]_ M_ iii all tic .clol _ ~- - _ ll ‘ ' 3° 9| felt. renewed its rriticis <1-I tb Go- ~ _ A-_ tl M
FOR SALE- COW DUE T0 FRESH-
an May 1s-t. Apply \Vm. 1*. Howard
Clyde River. 5063,3.28M2ipil
1 s 1 are fiom the ruial sec Him. iimi ii nm been for me Wm. l lil 9 _ andsou. Hi.-n.s Messrs. iseuai t, c-
Petsr Street, Toronto, tion of the school had home projects. | l . ' . _ _ V°l`“ll1*-‘lll 0f l"l'all"@- "mil lllelle Gflll Kinnon. McNeill. Dalton. I\cubed_\'
5075.3.ggM3ii,d_ I'ni'ortunately for the school. in June, iioilx ifilgiliieo Zligiieg Izililfflieiiiqe lvolai  lflslllll l'@llCll‘3ll 5“l`-ll fl D0lll'l llllll' 3 I):‘. Qieiikins. Wood, l\ici'lweii. and
.- _ 1915, both Mr. .ieny nnti Mins Bout. anoiim ..nii,mimen .. in ‘ii Ex ___ ww days asv the Strviiz Meir of .vlessrs i1row~e, Psion. A. A. Mc ue-
Tl'/° Rl" F0* Sill-E-'l PNEUM* wAN11so- 'ro RENT House con. ter resigned. They were Succee. meniai ,mm in ihat Caséeti 189°' _I France Coueldwerl if advisable w‘nen1, ii. D. lvirieeh. :ni-i.e|ian and
taining six or seven rooms, central. ded in the Primary Department by a’ Vince paid far the far Ili l7_l`° resign. I do' not know what the Mclvevln,
ly located, with modern convent- young girl who was in her first year Vespa in ii, ij iiiio m fig( t_M;s ellecl °l" llllll l'9SlS"‘1ll0l1 Wlll ll°» llllll AGAINST THE BILL: Messrs.
tic tire wagon, 1 double seated
-tl‘ap`.` A.. Horne & Co. 5076-3-28M.'ll.
i-‘on JALE- ascouo Hana heby
car age. Apply 104 Water St.
ences. Apply to l-I, Box 303, (}lty_ of teaching. She could not super- yu,-iefi the esy;)i';'m_ nioii-e` nfgalingllel “Fl '\l`\1Sf lllfi 51100651101' Wlll C011' Bell. Hughes, Gallant. Forbes. lilo#
se home projects because she had land .iinoo which me Dominim paid lllllle 'llle 80011 W0l`k he MB 130119- Millan, David McDonald, Ilnwati.l
- 5066 vi
Fon SALE- coT'rAua wrrri
stable on Pleasant St. Apply at 11
not taken the summer course' In for mid iii ‘ Tllefe “galil We S99 U19 Slllilll U19"-
h i _ _ _ W C1 WHS vested in the Dru- - _ -. ~ - ____  
ar °"°t°wn She was lhele illlf vince That is the difference The the plgmies' me Lime Prenchmem _
rat see me before selling J D ing the term 1915-1910. Th c- - ` ~ ‘ 'lu Clmeda there were those who de-
lssi ri e cm_ policy of the Liberal Government. was sired io ilei ii Moiiiei. C0" iii.
Pleaalhl. Street. 4924-3~2lMfiiDd.
used three times John it Marks.
New London, P E I
5013 o 28M3iptl _
5l"7-ll'27ll’l3lPll- wANrso.- Mink, rox, Musk- c
w
M   4 THE UPPUSITIUN GU -
DEBATE ON THE ADDRESS UN REUURD AGAINST
Interestingly and Logioally the Different Subjects Reg  
ierred to in the Speech From the Throne --
The Liberal Opposition in _the 'House
Take up an Antagonistic Attitude to
the Government Bill :to Provide For
Returned Soldiers on the Land and
' Vote Against the Measure. _1 _
Dcnnis. Johnston. Lea. A. E. McLean,
and J. A. Dewar.
The House then ws-.nt into commit-
tce ami the bill having been consi-
ilercil clause by clausc was reported
agreed to without amendment und
passed for a third reading.
_ The Premier then moved that the
House go into committee to consider
o bill entitled “An Act to incorporate
tho Prince Edward Island Develop-
ment Commission.” Tlxe motion was
carried. the House went into commit-
tee and the first clause having been
read the chairman of the committee
reported progress and asked leave to
sit again.
The Premier then moved:
“That it is expedient to introduce
a Bill to be lntltled "An Act to con-
tinue in force from the passing hero-
ni’ to the end_0f the next session of
the Legislative Assembly an Act in-
tituled “An Act to Levy' a War and
Health Tax to supplement the Reve-
nues r.-I' the. Crown."
On the motion of the Premier -the
House went into committee to con-
sider the resolution in regard to
which there was considerable _discus-
sion. the Leader of the Opposition
speaking at great length He was
still speaking at 6 o'clock, when the
llousc ridjourned itiil 10 o'cl0ck this
(Thiirsdlny) morning. '
The following reports were fabled:
Report on Education. Report on Pub-
lic Works. its-.port of Trustees of Fal-
ronwood Asylum. the Report of the
Prince Edward island Development
Commission the Report of the Ex-
ternal Auditors. The estimates were
tabled and the Premier announced
that he would df-liver the budget
speech tonight.
_ _ ,..` _ _-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-e_-;:_~=_ _».-_-;~_-_-_ _-_~.-_-rv--=' ff:
ei»iti0lll_H
oner or Ag culture gave the Re L f | D 10 ll l I
rl for last year which was the io i§0lg?I;in"(Ylrwii:ii;I 1? iiglqpt lilgmm 1; There weie those who wanted to vote _
- pg ._ _ _ ~ _ ~ . _ _ . -. ‘ `
Jenkins 50o4324Mslpd in _ tl _ __ U   N E   
Anrso Fon »ivionsi.i. |Ns'ri- ii ' ' -'ll ~ 1 '
I; the e were about 18 pupils whol e 1
ferred. Communicate with John had taken up home projects. The' -i-AXA-i-,ON -and they carried the day. And _
McDougall. Secretary. Bangor. lion. member from Victoria madu his! ' _ll0\‘0 lil l’l`l11C0 Ellwilfd lSl11¥ld We _(S .cm to The Guardian) f ispeciai to The Guardian )`
5oo7,3.24Minpd. enquiries as te the eeheieene year efi i win not eine--ge n en the s\»1>_ient»‘”““‘ ‘G ‘l° ”°"‘°"h"}g '“ “ Smal' W” noivni, in r- h es- Th. rlniioteiil 'i.o.\:r>oN, Merch zs~ The rinn-_'s
-' - 1915-16 and found there were no
to help win the wat and I am afraid ll C 9 ll i i Ii
ort the year ending in June 1915 Domi i -G . . money for the purpose of a Navy,
it __ A A H b H '_ di _ _ - non oveinment pay ,tor the _~ .. _. i
FOR °M_E_12o EGG INCUBATQFL tgrgd) _mum 2Yr_1:_1 ieyeéirs o___(_i‘e_gr_¢;_ E1 1e__was perfectly correct in say- land and It is vested In this province. 3:l;f_§a;;li'dt_he iégtui (lllillllifsillriigtl _ j
W
GASOLINE ENGINiE.- WE HAVE
_ one fi h. p. Woodpecker engine for
sale. Will be sold cheap. A. Pick-
hard & Co. Coal Dealer, Charlotte*
town_ 5005.3,24M6i.
ANTED- BY_ KING GEORGE liomc projects. and that was absolute-'
Farmers' Institute: Ayrshire bull, ly correct. This voung lady who
two years' old' oi- over. Address succeeded Miss Boulter, was in he,-
Geo. H. Moore. Sec'y. Albany, 1'. first year of teaching, who had never
E. I. 5050.3-27E5lD<L taken the summer course in Charlot-
< tetown. had no home project. and
FOR SALE-'MOTOR BOAT 25 FT.-C
long 5% I-iorso Po'wcr Engine. Suit-
able for plcasuro or fishing. Apply
J. T. Inman, Bonshaw. .
4907-3-24M6lpd.
FOR SALE OR T0 LET.- A HOUSE
situated on corner of Longworth
Avenue and Pleasant Street. ut
'present occupied by Mrs. Boairsto._
Apply to 90 Longworth Avo.. or
Phono 581-L. 5000.3.`39l\i1\vk
 
T0 LET.-
TO LET- STORE AND OFFICE ON
ATS WANTED--I Wil-.L PAY 82.00.
to any one deslrllng to itian nie a
cut with kittens fircc or our r nys The Como; 1
old) or one about to have kittens “H Mer was 5 eakm I
wltliin thc next three or four days.
Address by mail, Fox Ranch, filo
Guardian Ofllco. 5057,3,28Mtf.
 
ul-:Lv wAN'rED- ‘F11-
_ lirluln. _
1
WANTED- MAID FOR_ G‘.l`f‘{ERAL'~'.
' housework. Apply 208 Dore ester
Strcot. 5059.3.28M3 d. `
Victoria Row.: possession May lst-
Apply Fenncll & Chandler.
4549-2-24Mi_r _~,
-ro Lev.-#cornea or a aooivis.
WANTED- GIRL ` FOR HOUSE
work. Apply to Mrs. li". S. Lodgo.
` 25 Ilppci' l‘i‘ii\co St.
2 fton street All m01l°\‘“
il. GM ~ .
conveniences. Also semi ham. An- wAN'rEo-PuP,ii. NURSES MALE
and fcmnlc ut. tho Taunton State
I-lnspitul Training School for Nurs-
es. For particulars adilross Dr. Ar-
thur V. Goss' Supt. Taunton State
Hospital. Taunton. Mass.-
viy to B. Kiggine 50:10-:i-zmsipd
  _
LOST
Losr- i.AoiEs' eoi.o wA‘rcH
bracelet. Finder return to Giiariliau
Office. Reward. 5073.3,28M2l.-
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ ,,,, ,__-_-_- -_-_-_~,»,~_-_-_-:_-_-:f-`-‘-‘-‘-‘~“-“-“~'- - - - ~ - - - - -Y
1'.; .~.~. _~:.~:::: rr.-.‘;;. var.-_-e . _ _ _ _ _ _ ~ - - ~ ~ - - Y f
BIRTH 0F A NATIUN `
` ° h t ' U
F”i'ir'iii°°iii§’%i§2iZ§.i‘hifi c2235..
Ever llroduced
every
evenln8
seats.
"lilly rocess conducted -by the Ku
T” |21 lil; lr()-llrilxg Iglan ere' among the finest _
scenes, while thrills in the shape of
bottles, bayonet charges, burning vil-
d lager and towns, are plentifuily scat-
sutes an tered thrughout. Through the series
m° mark rude a pretty romance which -binds _
°' mobmw the whole history in 1 connected and
le thrlilinlly interesting drama.
under' Those who missed seeing these
ll*“"°‘l lie splendid pictures yesterday and last
l‘l°'°"°°l ll night should make it I Whit t0 11° 0"
'hm' hand this evening. It le unquestion-
ll° 'l°' ,my the greatest war picture ever
""°' preihieed and it ie net nerdy to he
_,om Mn again. Dona miss it.
whatever else you min. I _ _
su-
the
et war. sl
wholq
QM'
,, . ssldent Lincoln-the
Thlsdgiiitii riilirig-tflli|°t‘i1eii)irel.)rths assassin, the ex-
and cltement and Bootlrs escape bein:
graphical] .shown. The negro do-
mination in the S011?-lli l°ll°Wl“l lllll'
“°° iihereuon or the einer end th* P“°l'
therefore the hon. members were
Siwuklug from different standpoints.i
_ D g 01"
the year ending June, 1915. the mein-,
her from Victoria was speaking for
the year 1015-16. ending June 1916.
l am Pl€8S0ll 10 Hey that Miss Boulior
has been rv-encased in this iiietrieul
as the lion. momhor from Victoria no
doubt knows. and she will undoubtcd-l
ly start the homo projects again.
. - 'coNsoLioA'rioN. _ 1
The Junior member for the sccouil
district of Prince rcfcrred to tho mat-
ter ni' coiisolldation and emphasised
its desirability. I finite agree with
him. (lonsoliilution is neicessary,
and I would mako this proposition lo
him: If he will get his friends ofi
U19 Olipositlon to unite with us. and*
let us all go in unanimously for Con-
solidation, we _will have cqnsblida-
tion. The Commissioners who were
appointed in 1908 directed most of
their efforts towards consolidatioi\.l
and they made a very long report on
that subject; but as I said before, not '
one suggestion in that report. which
cost the province $4,000. was adop-
ted: not one rece-mmendation put in-
to operation. On the contrary, -the
Report was pigeon-holed and it re-
mained for us to carry out a number
of the suggestions that were embo-
died in the Report. ‘
As regards the work of the Inspec-
tors. I shall not delay the_I-louse in
dealing at any length with this sub-
ject. Anybody who knows anything
about education knows that unless
you have frequent ‘inspection of
schools the work will not be kept
up. Under the old system which
provided three inspectors, the schools
were inspected at most once a year;
while some schools were not inspec-
ted. _ There was no tab kept on the
inspectors, and the only information
that could be had, of the work they
did was #leaned from the yearly re-
ports wh ch they handed in. We
changed all that. At`present the
llispeotors report weekly; e tab is
kept on .their work; and the inspec-
tors can now visit e school on an
garage twice or three times e year,
dy* there is an_ school that is`
beck _rd they can devote more time
and attention to it and give the'
teachers great astistance. We have
478 seltoo s this year; we are employ-
ing _l inspectors. and that is an aver-
sgo of ils or 50 schools to each teach-
er. Egucstloniats tell us that from
40 'to ‘schoolt_are all that an ins-
rotor should have. Of course. there
il .neu tee provinces where the
number is so low as |40 to eauii ins-
D
of taxation, but I may say that it lsf
poor policy for the Opposition to talk'
about the taxes that have been im-
posed for war purposes and cavil ovor
the matter. It was said last your
by the Leader' of the Opposition that
the imposition of the tax would dry
up tho voluntary source of cofntrlbu-
tion to .thc war fund, that the people
would not give :ia they had been ac-
customed to give. We contended that
it would not be so. There has not
been a time since the beginning of
the war when the pooplo have given
so largely and so -liberally to cvoi'y
fund tlian`tIicy have donc in tho pru-
scnt ycar. In tho l‘atr|ot.ic Fund, ns
much will lic collncfcd this your ns
was collector] iilloircilier in the- time
previous. becnusc tho pccfple ure rcu-
lisini; that it is necessary to give;
they are lcariiliig thc effects of the
war; and it is those who have alrciuly
given that nrc giving mnro, and those
who have bccn shirklng n"o still
shlrking. Sonic argue: Why should
we give lo the l’utrIoi.Ir Fiinrl, when
it is given to persons who :irc not
deserving of it? Others say: 1|
wmi‘t onlist liccauso a certain other
person has not enlisted. As to thc
Patriotic Fund. I rion't know if any
unworthy or undeserving persons are
getting any part of it; but I do know
trouble is taken to investigate every
case. It is unite possible that some
errors have been made. that some
persons are receiving aid who are not
in need of lt. that some persons are
receiving money from the fund of
which _they are not making proper
use. -But there is this to be said
about lt: Ii u woman has allowed
her husband to go to the war. taking
his life in his hands and perhaps de-
priving lier of his company and help
for ever,-if that woman is spending
the money she- receives from the'
I-‘und in a manner that may be con-
sidered improper, fa it for us to say
she should not get it. Is that any
reason why we should not give. be-
cause some person is not, in our opi-
nion. spendlng the money properly?
If s widow has given her only sol to
the cause and she ls not spending
ber money to the best advantage. is
that a reason why we should shy:
We will not give to the 99 because,
one is spending her money uselessly?
That is not the position to- fake. LET
U8 GIVE. THAT I8 OUR DUTV._
We at home are not suffering the
effects of the war; and I say to-day
that if we had to give 50 per cent of
our income to the cc-st of the wer
and we remained at hoixi_e. we would
_not be doing any more t an our duty
in the matter. We at home are not
feeling the effects of the .wan and so
far se~that matter loss. we hardly
Appreciate the tact that the greatest
war in history exists. The time may
-to a realisation of the eerldasnees ot
things. The wer is not yet won by ‘
' I
we have aiso ~Liiii;, isiamiem-» Lei great offensive ngains-f-Italy by the Riga correspondent, aner eu cgi ug
Us hope this mean Seniimeni, ,is ex. Central Powers continues_to 'be the the_'lo5ul spirit of tho army._navy and
resseii i, these men wiii noi he chief topic of discussion in military _ civilians in that reg on. says.
D y . .
ai, mved 0i_ami i imow _ii wiii noi__ and political circ_les._ _ Field Marshal
D
b th ie f thi vinCe_ |Von Hindenburg is credited with aim-
y e peop o spro _
_ , ing at the' invasion of France across n
I referred to the Cai Ferry a few, 1 I N is mnnecuon
moments ago and spoke about our l’l'°5ll`al@ lm 5'" ll l  _,th
i i C i ii ii ii 9 i ii_lGener'al Di Rossi. Commun ei' o o
iiglgv tli§‘fEi(;!;c(i%iii_p(iiIeln‘Eeii3£_ixii[,;;)tIJ1§ i._‘i!iente(1,‘h1s'xg__l;_;‘_*_lll;li'_l_`_l_l:, §;‘_f3_l§__Sel""l“g wml the
0 Cone erat on. e ar een pro-' __ _ - ‘ 4 , .
mised continuous communication audl A lelrlll-le and despernle ‘mack ls
lin preparation against our _Iines.
we had lifted our voico tiirue and time' Everyone rorsees it and even the en_
again and askcd and asked, and wei emy announces it in Order to _nw
had been literally fed up on promi __ _ _ _
ses. Sometimes wg were given al ml“ll_t° “S by lhrcaiemulili with
few crumbs of comfort in the way of l‘ll0 lllle ‘ll nollmllms' "ll u'
-ioinc wintrr limits' and so we hndi
gone on for forty years and were no _ l ` ____
iicaroi' thc goal ns i'Cgai‘ds tho fulfill~` I _
merit of thc tcrnis of Confederatioul
    W  vlixciiiuai iii Piiisiiliiis
vornmcut, Sir Robert Berrien, said:
"If I um rcturnod to power I will
make an honest effort to solve this
federation. Ono day, however, tho
present Leader oi' tho Doiiiinioii Go- _ -
(Special to The Guardian.)
LONDON Murrh 28- Grral liri-
dllll‘“l~ll3'"l ‘md Bc' llc' was relummll tain holds more than 71 000 prisoners'
und, unlike his predecessors. he did; of war’ 55379 iming Scrbimm whiie
not regard tho whole matter us nlodmmm, has 32_50ii British prisonwm
mcrc election promise. but ininiedin-' very féw British are imiti prisoners
tely sc-t -to work to carry out that. _ . P i i .
promise. After it had been decidodl gnulgligigigggeoinliiq-id0no|'srol’i§§Z sbcgii
to inaugurate the (tar Ferry a meet-_‘ ii W »i~ii,ke\.
the bust place. That scheme is now
nearing completion, and the next step
will bo the widening of the gauge of
the Pr E. Island Railway although
that is not part of the terms of Con-
federation. What I want to say is
this: All this has been done,-and
this is what we have_been looking for
forty years. I would now appeal to
tho Leader of the Opposition, who
says he is 'the representative of the
great Liberal Party. There will -be a
convention shortly, I presume. in
Prince County. for the purpose of
choosing a successor .to the late Mr.
Richards! I would ask the Lender
of the Opposition to go there slid tell
the representatives there ssselnbled
whit I have said here, that not until
Sir Robert Borden came into power
were we given what we have been
looking for. I w'lIl say further: that
we had been losing our representation
term after .tsl-m, until we sa# that
in the near future we would have no
representation at all at Ottawa; but
that was looked into and now we
considerably advance ith _ _.
this, that a great deal of care and mg ‘"5 llelll “ml ll was “““"lm°““ll' but Germany and Austria-Hungary
. decided to let the Car Ferry be plus- have not mpiied io the British _siig_
ed wherever the engineers thought | geBti°ns_
THE WEATHER..
TEMPERA TUBE,
TIDE, MOON, ETC.
, ____  _ . ,,,_ ?m'*__'.
(Special to The Guardian.)
TORONTO, March 29.--Frrh to
strong west winds. Fair -a ri cold-
er.
The highest temperature recorded
yesterday was 42 degrees above. Al.
10 a. m.. it was 35 above; at 9 p. m.
34 above. The coldest the previous
night was 35 above.
The tide will be high this afternoon
at 2.25 and tomorrow at 3.11; it will
be high tomorrow morning at 4.20
and Saturday at 5.20.
The sun sets this afternoon at 6.42
and tomorrow at 6.43; it rises tumor
have oui- reiiresggatiohl sesinged  rev morning at 8.02 and Saturday at
foralltme oc s. uve ‘o 9, '
these tlgu¢l._i_wo\ild lie; thetheagat 'léhe moon sets tomorrow morning
of the pposton o sn pary at .07.
tics for once and let there be return-_ 'rhere was it new moon on Thurs-
ed 1° reiirmht this province fwr dey. Mei-eh sand et1i.i>_s p. ni,
men in lyufgltlly Wllll U10 BON? 90' The first quarter of t e moon will
vemmem.-t tt le" us these t lass- be on ri-idey, Merch soul et 5.3¢ e.
Why? Bigiily to show that the
P90010 0! IIN EGWINI Illlhfl elll The length of today will be twelve
some, penny, when in mage meueirfse to the oeeadion and e_bo_\v seine; hours and thlrtyetgnt minutes.
(Continued Qoa. rue Sir.)
Mlnard’| Llnlmant cures toothache. .
Nll\l!’l'l l-!l\!'l\°'\S 91449! 
“I am grieved to state that the
lJews are not behaving well.) 'l`hey'
have become citizens of free Russia
but they do not display any sense of
the responsibility befitting their
new position. Similar complaints had
reached me at Petmgrad. lIot-head-
cd, hystericalklewish youths are play-
'ing into the hands of worse than
demagogues and R_useia’s external
enemies. 1
IN l}liSllliliY l|Si
The following is a tclogruni re~i~cnt~
ly received by Mrs. Annie Wnrrcii.
Victoria. Sincerely rogrct to inform
you 712259 Private Percy ll. l"ai‘-
raric, infantry, officially rcportcil :id-
inilfoil to General Hospital, Feb. 26.
1917. Gunshol. wound loft arm. Send
further particulars when rccoivctl.
Signoii Officer in charge. Record oflico
Ottawa.--V.
Mlnards Llnlmeni curse garnet ln cows
iiii istipiis _ _
The following are the éstlnmtos
which were tabled last night when
Premier Mathieson intimated lic
would bring down his budget tu-
night:~
Administiatioii of Justice $27,fif»5
Boards of Health 750
Grants ` 10.540
Coroner-'s lnqussts ' tho
Dept. or Agriculture 18.100
Dept. of Education 174.055
Dept. of Public Works 80.013
Dept. of Pro. Bac. Trees. 6,400
Executive Council 3.025
Faiconwoorl 65.820
interest ....  .. 48.000
Legislation  . .  11,000
Library .. ..._ . . . . .. 1.400
Miscelleneous ..... ....  5.800
Peppers    .. 3.860
Postage. eto  .. , .. 950
Provincial- Auditor  . .. 1.000
Hrovinclal Sallillugs 4.400
Public bends   1.050
Registry Ofhces ._ M80
Sinking Fund    .-. 10,410
'reiegrsme    .. . tile
Telephones. mixpsntieii. etc  1,000
War Expenditures ._  .;. .'
Oyster Culture  ..i. ._..»»» 100
werend Public Health sum eulnleat
'reiei..'...... -~ 55.115
nh-ni'» i-_einen new we es. i
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