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_[7 Guaranteed ' ' _ _ ' " ' ' ' “' ‘ ~ ‘ ~ ` V =-* ~»= 1 - ‘ 1
 _Dityf°r19o'z. . . ‘ _ __ __ D  - ‘ ~ 1 cm lt lyw
_  < ~  -‘    . » _ 1 n-oliiold-`»'
~' »l»-i-Fill _ f f »~~-~~ - _ -~__.
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and applicants arc rejected bv our Order' e`d
cach you, it mains to me that this great
O
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BL
D
whom we reject for h'atory of cancer and L9
consumption? But, rctwithstanding °°'"p°B° we H' S' U°"" “°“' going °“" °f
o
vaccinated, and those wllo conllnit suicide' I c
and why not apply this prlcclple to those If I
l
~0R‘i` S
rlion co
`/
__ Met Yesterday ln
'V' Nearly all tile
~ Province Represented 1
i
\Vl1en welll-e tolli um; gym- plx ;|,°“5_ cornmendation "to make. viz: That cur
Ill
rder can make roomfo: all good ln n er;
(Continued) ‘Re
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2
Yltnts B_Y HAIL
..‘.'.‘.’.¥’.‘ll“.s“‘.“   l_ _e§uaiaLoTTnTowN, Palace EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA, SATURDAY SEPTEM-l§e:t_ 7, 1907. fl  i H' '-  °.;.~...l..w.l..
Courts in The
gh Court take steps to income r. glsten
 -e~»~~_-Q’ l'  Q   BRIDGE*
Tile Fourteenth Session  _ _ _ A
` §lUI!II\_°_1'Si<l¢-' Deeply Moved, He Says He Will _'Hold l"irin“_Afti=,
tude Towards the Contractors If Company
Refuses Government Will Complete
..   B__idge__   ._  
 :.3 . __ - . 'r '   _._____.
- . .. _ _ , .- , -~-- ~~-`-   ______,__,\_____-
George Graham, the new Minister of Rall-
i New Mavis I Q1  
or italrwavs
Something _Moi e
Ms..
assesses no _Ps 'sy :sf i.”;lsi§¢i.l,,,{;.1
Good Service., __ ay its Wa_y___ arid"
Then Lower
The .ares
2. It should pay its way and if passillle
pay some interest on the investment.
under sccti-lr. Ii of our Dominion Act ot
Incorporation so that we may hold pro; -
y in our own name. I tender my ein- 1
hu are berlllhy and dehlm 50,91- form 0. cerc thanks to l very number of the Urfler,
pr -tvctlon nod are willinu t \ pay for the . ‘md e5l""’l°"7 W ill” "1¢"‘l’9“‘ °f lb” Hlfh Q,,,,|,-ec budge ,|,§,,H,_el. U,_d_,y_
me. Wclddulit the principle uf licnism
nliiun Cou mime. for their evet-readi-
1 _ ness to help along the work of the Urder.
lcles in thc c se of those who me not
these drawbacks, we have made an 'Jn
at
creasein our membership. It. was si ated 1"
bar who has given thiss'.\l»jccto'fincreased -
ID
W
1)
embershlp some cousltlcration, that if
our lost. lligh Court morning l-y n mem- F
t is the good fortune of the lligh Court
ce, the aumlliutl of the I. D. F. in this
ovince will ncvrr be lowered.
lutvrlmily Submitted in I.. ll. and C.
l.. U. l"UWLI~il!,
, lligh Secretary.
9 coulllhplrl our Qwrlln ml., proving, Iarcport of thc liigil ’l`reusurcr,Jolul
we will hedging ,rg wrll Us mn be px. Andtrsuu, silowui tilot the receipts for
'cted. An authority on Socl-:ty Intur~ '|10
ance stated some years ago that ff" "‘
society could add two ` new melnh.rs i r il 0tl'l~7ii-
awry 0l|,|,|m¢, ,llpd ,md two for ,v_,-y The rl-llortllf thc High .»\udlt.orl=, 1'I.E
. ~ _ ,~
one thatlapserl the lurpctuity of such n J"
soclel was assured for all time to come. Ulllf'-“tb
M
t
K
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ll
or
in
b
n
I
the High .'Ucurt of New lirunsvvick. and citation of uill.-cvs followcd and resultld E
assuring the I 0 It' lu P E Island hy
ess standards, we elo up to the mark
9 . - . . .
h . . _ _
Tlilltu-You will observe ily the figures At the morning seraivll yesterday nftilr
ivan ln 5|, remnant, Np_ 1, gpm, we hpvp thc out-nil-g routine u tt~l¢‘gralll was reall
its au increase in t' e llulnher in the fI'0
u
sick and funeral liepartlllcnr. 'l‘ili~»is as 'l‘uronto,rcllrl-tting his illabiiity to mert
it should be, for to_ my mind the sick nm
c =.
neflt is one of the best fvaturrs of rny iii'
year l-ndinll August. 27, l007,nulou ited
Monrnsal.. S pt. 6  (Spf-c'ai) ~ Str
Wilfrid Laurier visited the sc.'ne of the
Deeply lnoved, he stated on high
an say to you oillc'-rs and delegates tha' authority that the Dominion tiovcrllmcnt
will taken film stand in their attitude.
ll l ll ' l '
"E n " ° l“l“"“ L le “msg °' ma" Wm' towards tho Phoenix Bridge Company. The Government will also Iolplsc tim] brlrigr.
As the present indications tend to show
that the piers had nothing to do with the
disaster, the Government will hold the
Complnylialde and niilinsist upon the
rclluiidlnlz and complctioll of the britlgc
as though no accident. had occurred.
W
nys has summed up his Intercolonisi
" policy as follows: ’
full pcnalty éluusrs If thc company is
shown to bc rt-sponslblc ulldor the law. _
I, The road must give good service to the
people.
Beyond this th:-uevernmentlrostl should
not aim at pmtlte, but should reduce fares
and so brinr a|.cllt a reduction of fares up
on other roads.
Should there llc any failure on tho part
of the company lu colnp'ct.c the contrftci
thc Government wilitoke l.hc rnattel in
hand and sec to tho completion of Lllc
THE EASTERN S. S. C0’S 1
NEW STEAMER “YALE”
der. The fact howevcrthat. a member l>~‘0Fi>-’1‘li¥ ill illfilr flilllllefllllfill- Til"
this de artment fcrf its his 'u cv-nl and repolts Of the different committees were
$2_;'»ti.`».il0 and thc cxpcnditurrs totalled
dar, 'tuli J. S. \V»dl.lck wus also sub-
ln thc Suprculo Chief Ranger at'
i greet the ilrothrcll in Prince Edwa'-.i
and and wishing them success and
St. John and Boston-a Fast Boat, I"__itted Like a Palace,
Making the Trip a Luxury For Travellers- Some ‘
 _éitlil Fellows will ulcctut. their Hall and
p .
sick benefits if he rec lvl-s any otller submit ed and the usual routiuc of G,,,,,.,",m reMh______ hun_‘_______ of __________
6
m~m.oth<-r dum the n\°u.\\'l-y.l»a=»\ <\if~w-1~»0\\"v‘1efl?l1_\i°" f°ll°“'°_d- __ __ wlllvtsltnsslmtnls month, wllllhllllsr-
tonriencytomake tllisllrallchoi tho Order During the uttruoou seas on . . gated |,, ,_o,ue p_,,,/UHIHN N, _"mn the
ot so attrnc ive as it ethtl-wise might. be. ll
alll’ EWU lil’ l`(‘ll\l"=l' ll" ¢‘X0ll\l'lml`l*l'l°“ nlnlgnlilccnt new S,  Yale of ‘tfhe lfuslgm
favor frllowlug the course adopted by ofthe unwritten work of thu Order. The Ste,,msh|pComp,my_ whio|___°__du___,___ me
if
ask the next meeting of the Supreme HS
Dress service between Si. John and
ohn A.nderson, ll. (`. R. u
_ ff‘ll°W55 ' lioston. The Yale makes the trip in the
Court to amend stotlon i(l‘J (nioftllc J
c
llprecedrllteti time of eighteen hours,
olu~tItut.ion. ` Rtv. IC. J. Rattse, il. V. 0.1!. thus .making her nct. only the fastest
.iz
is
sl
A
since Januarv ist):
Foutrrn-Tile deaths among the mem
rla»lo_il°dws (five of ullrom have died
Rev. Ewen Glll'cs. Murray Iitrbwr, f,l0
lllhilil. B.
Y
A V ' L. U. Fowler. II. Sccty. F2' l\'Ul°\‘l by HC- 'steamshlp emtalred in American Atlantic
ers for thgyggg g9,Ql,liK_,-l.\!'19.39_°l‘» l_l,Jti'l._ _oi-uualion. _ _ _ Coast Service. but tus olstsstyst bear
" ` J. li. llieinan, ll. Treasurer, in Amcrioanynl-.ls. Tim Yale established'
Dr. Iloustcn, ll. Physician, aaciamo- a
new worlll`s record on _hor run from
n. New York to Boston about .iuiy first,
Andrew Ilumphrry. Prince Edward,
J. S. \\'t'tllock. A. S. McKay, II. Au<lila~ - _
W. Tonto". li. Councillor, covering the distance in twelve hours and
The Malfniiicient Vessel Which is on the Route Between
fifteen minutes, steaming as high ns f
was greeted on her arrival by welcoming t
tion of her sister ship the Harvard. ' h
Capt Pike, who has had command of
the Caivln Austin, another of the Eastevn _Y
Steamship Company's “white fliers," is in _tug the steamer, i§_u_l_u_st comfortable uu_<l t
rfsrsslya mas v1.ls.‘ns-oss anus first .F ‘“ ' "   s
pilot 'Hrnest C. Clark and as second pilot l
Lovin: Ingalls. F. K. Smith is parser ll
of the Yale and S. G. liond steward. t
'lhe general dimensions of tho -Yale
all
ol'o\\'.: Length over all, 407 foci; of
t.woni.y<throe knots against thc tide. Sho llrcatlidx over ounrds,6Ji fcct; spline la- cc
wcen inner and uuterbottouls, Ii fcti.; C0
blasts from the whistles of all the craft ill draft of water, loaded, iii feat; accommo-
the harbor. Tho Yale is the fastest dations for passengers, 1000; motive I
ccastwlse steamer afloat with the excep- powor, t.l-iplc screw steam turbines, 10,000- _,_ goodly numb ___ of the Bwthrm heuemh N
h
0I`€iC})DWl l.‘, ‘_
Tile quarter dock, or social hall, of the ‘n
ocattd the pursel‘s office, package rooms, ,
his dellk also the dining hall is enter-rd. al
(Continued on bagc 4.) M
5 years.
U
P. E. lfland during the last twenti'-D110
Y
n
Oronhyntekha on March 3rd last. brought se
sadness to the hearts of all Foresters, and u
l
h
thc poor and the usedv. I am one of the t
few in this High Court who anew htm W
h usm
I .ved and admir. tl llinl for the i¥l't’t\l» il“°-l `r
lir J Sr. Clair Gallant, Frcetown, 1000.00
Kenneth i\icKay,rcpr:stntat;iveto the O _ _ , __ ____ _ _ _
EdwardSSte\'erson, Nonparcll, 375.00. Sup,-uma Uoum \“°I[;ei (Eh elrtlewgmi; O d __ 1 k ‘be D9t=27.1HUl~
'1‘.B.Grady.eltvrnaterevrleeniattve. - h ” °‘“ ’° " ° ’ " ° °° “ ' pro Wsllass F. scssilsbsry, wlolsy
Following are appointed to oiilce: t use who arc left behlnu and aid them L
Ii Aullilor Rev. J. G. lielyea. ' in their walk through the rugged paths
 "   D lil l Eli l il] ‘.’.€.:";;;. mix; :‘.i‘;.:.§‘.‘;‘f:‘.: ~. 1-
"' 0r""“i`"` luv' Pluknrl’ Charlotte- f sud distressed were .llecidl oll'er-t,~<Iof “rm Gen' “rort'hy‘S"' Lawrence Lame
Joseph 'i‘hearreaub.Tigllish, l'0).00._ ,'_I. to _ ` ‘ 'l J ' ‘ ' “
George Simpson, New London, 1000.00.
James M Enman, Clxbt-ti. Ll00i).ll0.
\\' D Dlngwell, Dundas, $50 pcr your for
John Ilorper, Mount Stl'Dl\0I\. lll(l0~00»
B D M¢L»¢1|sn, “ 1001*-00-I
Seymour Clow, J. G. Cameron .'>iitl.00.
Andrew J Mcl.ure, " t'-U0-0"
Leonard Doyle, Aberdeen, 500.00.
Wrn B Mo-Dougald, Great West 188.111.
This makes a to‘ai of 122 deaths and G
liil,I45,f0, paid for mortuari l"fl‘elll“ ln
oflfss
Q _ t
tthese good ` brethren. W0 fl"*\'h °' .
ds outsideof tllil-|Ordul‘ who w
nanimous vote of thanks was tendered
wn. 1
S. W.. D. J. Thompson, 'I`ryJn. "
J. \V., R. ll. Ilcltl, Allleriun.
ll. Marshall, E. Carson, Cha\'io‘ tetown,
Con., Isaac i’row.~\e, Murray Harbor.
M~ sseogcr, Rcv. li. W. Stevenson, Now
_ B l‘
m
_ manifests itself or its influence through 8
men in the Order by acts of '
An      M0N_"'““‘““- 5°” ‘l~"lS5l°cl“ll"‘ Mrs' benevolence and love, and the special calc
Memorial
Deco
Anti
ation Day
Program of l.0.0.F. Tommoxrrow-Graves
To Be Decoratet_l==List of Members
Who Have Passed _Away Since
the Year 1873
'i‘olllorro'v afternoon at 2.30 th'e‘ Bro. J. P. Irving, St. Lawrence Luig.-,
lluilllccoraticll Services. The graves
the Ilrothrrs who are buried in o.hrl-
llletrrics will llc decorated by u special d
muliltee. .
Since the institution of Odd Ifcllow mu I
n this city, the Grin. Reaper has pisccu
e sod. there to rest. until tiult-. shall bc
city iolillcs of the Indepclldcnt Order df No. 8 died July 20th,18tii. _ » “ `f
Bro. A. B. Stewart, St. Lawrence Lodlrs
"U ln llrocession headed by the Fourth No. 8, died June 24, 1882; I. 7°
li°gimcnt Baud and will march to tile
l’€0ple's Cemetery, and there hold their L
Bro. John 1). McLeod. St. Lawrence
odgc, No. 8. died'])sc. 29th |004.
l‘l'I(ll’LE5 Ci'..\l E'l`I-IRY.
P.G.,A.D. White. Witdey Lodge, No. 27
led June 12th 1rt0;t.
Bros. F. S. Chandler. St. Lawlencs
/vilze. No. 0 ditd May 5th. 1800.
bro. John Vance, Bt. Lawrence Lodge,
0. 8 died, .lune 17,' itiiiri.
ale, which passengers entlr upon bcard~ "_
ewsstand,halher shop, eto.,whlle from Death c0mesm,.;ch and poor _,me ml L
_ _ . .
I ~- ' ducers Public Men and Electors
mgovl i
5_ |)__ W A Allan, i 9 9 padlocked aroulld her body. 
J ll A l (Il UV. Mill Slewllff I She said her husband wasjealons and d~,_,|m, ,mp “mud ,hem LG ML W ,E _Y
‘ l
Gl1arl0ttltown was Sclevtefl M; U18 “Hi  '     had kept her chained to the bedpcst for s
` l l' ' .
\Vhile w mourn the loss of one ani a plat: t:_r:€s_e_:.ix:5oi;_th;g1_|;i:__(.o__l;_:_t____z___ _ 1 . n mon", ,mm ,lm med me nnks ,md “_ __
.
eonried byM A Allen, Uzlallottotmvn,   0t\D°d» '
the Summerslttocoult and the breth-
"llis wife wasa confirmed dl'upk`urd and
was tonixzht found with a chain tightly H
Erlwald Quinn, arrcs'cti for drunkenness of the widow and orphan, who cxn gain A
a
o
llcr husband when arrested dst-land
o nlorc. As time rolls un, one realizes
nsition to the world beyond
oneisno reslpeotcr of persnll-_ But _
ive or dead the members of the ,Order 1;
ercy, and if the some spirit N
y their princ’ples. l’ooplo can only rc-1 Y
ice ill the present exalted position of thc `
n_d well in all things. _
1-`ollowing is a list of the departed bretir- `2
ren.
Sr. l’l<:‘rl~:ll'.~' Ca.\m'rrm\'. N
li=o. Sami Mlrtin, S . Lawrence lfilgc
e ilecling oilarhcter of earthly life, and L
1’ G, Daniel \V _I°`iniaysen, St Lawrence
Odge, No ii, died May Nth ltithl.
Bro. John`D Currie, §l.___La_,wrence L wise
ll : (al . 1 V
rflhlslorvilstlfmzs. Loon this .less rs ,,~,,f,'e°fhe §,f_’_'s':;,d::;h,‘_eb;;§§§§;'l'§_§’f‘_f_: N08.d|efi Ser>vl3‘f8tic
l'B
Bro Gyrus `ViM.’t.‘G`re`gor_,"Bt Lawrence
odirc No ri, died Sept 2, 1889. '
Bro Nathan Davies, Excelsior Larigs,
olumbus, ()Llio, died Aug. 8,1890, P.G \V
Allnll, Sl. Lawrence Lodge No 8 dl d
b till. Tl ~ i d h f ht _ _
l(l10.00\ ~ ors. w_;lm€:; ggtzly bmlire; "Rnd n_‘;gw°:§`_u lvdarch ind, 1870. 1'. b.Master, Tino L.
happell, St. Lawrence, Lodge No 8 died
odge, No 27, died Sept 25. 18114,
P. G.. Theo. Farquhar-son, St. lnvvr nos
o. ti, llled Sept. 10.10.
Bro. Jas. lines. St. Lawrence Lodge, No
died July 22, 1901.
P, G., Sydney Enman, SP. Lavvren n
o. ti, died .iany.,30. 1001.
P. G. W. R, Boreham, Wlidcy L'»t|.:f~,
o Z7, died Jany 30, 1002-
Bro, \Vm. Harris, Mountain View
“lf” “““ """ "“‘” "“ "”“°"“"_”” '_"“;” Lsdgs, F0rlMsLs°a, N. W. T. also Dt-c.
4
, 1901,
Bro. Fred G, Rottray, Wildsy Lodlzc,No
7, died Nov. ll, 1002.
Bro. Jas .\ Stewart,.\`t,. Lawrence Lodge,
o ri, died Dec 30, ltitil.
Iiro. llenry \Vallace Uavlson, d_l`cd
.l ; .4
I all for that By authority ofthe Boards of Trade of l’r'llce Edwarli I land the fo‘iowing cir- Nc, .~l di~ li Nov. IH, l~i7:i. r ‘ Supl, 5, lp0__ _ _
" “ml nomlmn ans K D r 'Y I ' ' he had taken this moans of keeping hcr
sect-omplishod lu D\‘0Vld|“i~l f°"ll‘° 3'°"" lillld “nd “°‘"`l“°“* l""""'"°"° “°°°'d°' cuial' is bring scat out to mcrcfants, manuktclurtrs and shippers throughout the from me “loans
o visitors during their stay. This votr
as suitably acllnowledgad by John T ¢‘“1“U'¥7 The chain was light and ten fcctlopg,
years ulzo in D.-Moines, lowd. WhBl'B bb M
Chief Templar presided for 10 flliil °W\‘
_ 0 I atlonal
f'
Lllige of Good Telnplnrs. _ I P
,mme away (rpm that ccuventon
well. llsvlnlr met him first fourteen G03, 0,, behalf of the Summcrsidti U0lil'l~ Dear Sir :-The construction ofa Tunl.tl ur.d ~r thc Straits cf Northumberland is, he said, so she could move an uni the ‘I
` "ww" ` "’__" *_ wc ilelievel not only vital 'to us as a 1‘rt vince. but of the grta'est» possible concern "°°“’5 l,
ho meeting i tho uterll
to all those from ou side who haue business relations with us The present system
Surzlltvooll Gr;.\li~:'rl~:n\'
Bro. \Valtcr li ur, Wildey Lodtze No. 27
N
Bro. Tilos. Il. Rogerf, W'ildey Lodge,
o 27, tiicd llec 30, 1001.
P. tl. Robert D. Collin; \_‘Yildcy L dge,
i@<i<l"lv1~t~l**7f*- ' Ns 21. also May :na uns. ‘
liro. Jnhn Illenllerson, St. Lawrence
1'. G , A. \\ . Mitchell, \Vlltl0Y Ulldgc,
ndgc No. ri dicrl. July 350, 1882. No 27 mm AD] l1_mm_ ‘ Y 2 ,
li\0» ll- I"~ ll“n‘l¢'l`§0"~ “'ll\l\`V L0~'li(". P. C.. Sister Mrs John A.-Warti8.AlPha
_ _ _ This, hc said, was the only way tu
can never afford, no matter how perfected. the “CJll‘lnuous Communication" of the ZSSZSDL her honllwmg wnlinuuuy l“l""l‘ Nf‘» 27 dlld July ll. lb'i'l0- - Rebekah. NU 7". ‘l|_i"l 3553123. 1593- _
with the conviction Lthat he was thc
greatest and grandest man I ever mei-
Ana whsa'I last raw trim. two y-|\re Mi"-
st the Supl-olde Qoult in ‘Atlantic City.
,nhouzh hr, was mplllly falling in health,
my opinion of him was thu, although
the years hsd |:{l their imlu-int upon bil”
as wrrsstllllnl lrctslolv vi Rim" ““*°"“ rl
men. Those ofycu who have read his M
cvidenoe before the ln~Comlnission ll9lf evening. As Leforeatated in thlsecolulnns
autumn, which realizlntt that his mem- he hu, been for some weeks past engalztll
ory and mind were failing. could not but I
l itil K il
come to the cauclusion that he did a pong, public i»uiltitngs,iarm~, orchards,
great. work for Fraternal In.=ural10“ choirclivestnck.sndi>l10l°€l‘|lN°|'Hl‘B“f'1'.V
| hm mvyurrrl lll0il|(fllU L
“mn um” vt re heard “I many attrsc°ive and int-»rs~ting 1 ur.-~
and tcochihg the Con mistioncrs and of ;.;_|,t,a|-n Canall l,!1\ir. Wooriruflu. vol p
M, u- 5° many thinln thly know D0* lrls wrrk Ashe gore along lnd h»\s'w-ithhill.
I v it
n,.80|ul,|°n~. relrrattinu ills death are very m
de re todo
y _
W," |,, lh, lr plugs, bn if uc in the St.. John ltlver valley, l\t Fr. llvrit- \
  physical union by means of rails under tht- Straits would ultimately cn‘tn‘tl. We
H
--- - controvortible statement of the case :
Confederation Compu-t.<' it is we believe, too,,a‘grsntrr outlay on the Country than `
peak now as abusincss community and llsk your attention to this plain and un- Keiiph Mlf\il|’ll`S l~llil|t1€|’ll l'1ll\U l10l|5B
i W oirufi' Chief Photographer of f  
li r. o t . |
le Department of thc Interior arrived lu
tis Clt-y hy the S. S. Nortumhsl-land last
,ln hotographa of landscapes
lcnllllgd to give sn ilnpressioll ~' tilt-
,m |,e,,u;||u.:plloto;rnp‘lsofI ni cape~
Tito uncertain |'a'uro ofCtm-llunlcttiull with thc l’r.vlnce of Prince
E-lward Island, results in congestion
of trailit' ;gotd< arc hill for weeks
lilrl mout,hsilltr.1nsit, rcsultinizlll loss of suits; ¢lr.lfi.~l ftu' puylurltt sr"
rcturncd unnca ptctl for the stir- ll rrltrlcl-, "(iot.|ls not lirctivt-ll," thus
causing tsnnoyiillcsaml cost to tho ll-awcr, il c .nvcllicuoc to thc blinks
ani trouble to thc dravlcv. 'i'ilc l~xoll»ital.t. fr~l-Igilt-:~at-a cll`arg.d. handl-
cap the general ilusilless and t‘x thc
C0flf4lllllL'l‘.
’I`olul.\t'rn, S.-pt 7 ~t-*lptc'nl)--Motlrrnlc
to fresh winds, shifting in wust and north
west, line and warlu tcd ly and on Sul.-
lilly.
i?___{___
inard`s Li imeni the Lunlbsrman'l\ Friend
\ = . ~~
ll ll l.l have us do, vie will work ¢_°,-,_5-,, John, Si. A'1'irew4. S . Stephen, _ -_ _ ---- d
ilvarlllter llhdrluevsl lnfole to lalnlt U10 bl” (llahd Mlllml Y5"‘“°“fl‘\_ Dllibil The solution of this Tranapultatil n difllcull-y and tho way to the hhrhcst R¢l10l'l\i  
sinus of Frntcrnalislu v\lt.h’n the reocll of A
all. Let us this day- fn' his fllkev d° thu' A
.....»ul~ Ke-»=u\\~ 'md out rl><=u»~. _ _ _ _ _ _ . . _-4--\-----
_rlghhle ‘lhmogrunh suv,” ,_ proaporitynfi.l\t.l’| \lncr, uc lnllcvt, Ii-et in the l`uuucl. 'lhls sthilnc isdcllnred ‘W hu. "*uh"m_"|."__ _
rslu
il d l l w ll loli I l\nd in tilt' ll ar iuturt' it will be before Purlla
.0111
One of thc most. successful meetings of
the (lame Association was that held last
nifiht in the city building, President
fiyndmlm being in the chair.
in his opening remarks ths President
remarked on the success that had altend
ed the eff. rts ofthe Association to protect
the fish and lrsnle of the Province,
reports from all quarters testifying to the
wonderful improvement both in the trout
nihtn'g_ and _shoottufloxr chat  prsv__io;ls
urs. s
ztlisuwlddyqtldzsltl _sl'i‘”:i'dcnsf,`
l f twenty ln as up nn lawn i.vl»i| ln who punc r | f c< _ ,V _ - .
C°fr1\\\»°“t'l\°'“‘1“°“°'"“' “""`°"" ""‘"‘“"° ° . - ‘ B-sslselloes row as 'rss .cl ~ 1 A ',,,.l,,,,,
R‘-\l1l¢|'l °“\' U°‘“`l"‘ M" d"p'd_ T63? "h° p"'t’w ('mp""ux hmcy' Mlm’ mrntlu such. A<a»hlpp r you .irc c.-ltalnly interests li in its spot-dy construction. ""“"'_' ”““*”‘" " T " n"‘£ lb WM lm h°°°"° b°§i° uf
Charter for thc balance of the YH" - v
We h\vs,\uo caused our liigh Court _
cllsrla age stmfiuti f'"\°°‘*- H
F.,-,-5,. gs nhslletslslmmsnts arms rv
annexed--Nos. 2.3. M14 4"“"’ V"°l‘“"
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*mx*  __‘_l:’_‘:__’_:_'_':_'_fl_:‘_:”_:'___f:"':___:’;_~‘_" "R~pr¢st~ntsi.ivcsllo il in the Commons and Sl ll -to of Canada, to give this important
"tl °""‘° "` _ . ~ AN1‘r~.n- lil la -
hu more ,,,,__,,m|y p,,,,,,,d ,“.°,m,| me urrj at thlir most strenu tusupp r , in the best interests oft-ll. work fppqyfatglrgsgggxn 
laws in the olcl\n.d nlnlltry of Bova _ ANTE|)__A ,mod ,My “H 'Hhs
ur main ly ll autlfui In Ther for.-_ we tlkc th s mvalls of askingyol per\onalIy tl ln ke the riquest of your hh. ed,,m¢_|°,, to |“m me yn”
nm "N H D 8 I I l ` A l setting.-Appl! §t__(iusrrt|=5.ofiir-s.
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___ show,” ,M cm, of ,,,,,,m. Manor Novi So.,t|s, taktngirl ._ - ___ ____*___________ __
asia former YP" _ _*_ The
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"mop wld to the ills lufierem in
Slomnlersilie, is charged to adv.-rtizing. u
frm, ,,, ms rsosivsnrrnm the Stlnrtllw fl
Executive for luivsrtislnl v\\fW'»°‘+°- ""5
with tus consent el . ' 9'1'P““*"° °""""‘
ltnnlrcr `Y\l"'°’¥ l” 'M' "0""
,,°,,,,.|*¢ ls-would olrltsms stood tn
than ls ml-ll. wi be an '\f“'°" ""“""
(nr oul_0|-isr ar. the mme tim».
.~§l§‘l°!'f~§=il1l' ;'. ~' ~
usltnrauk amllratherlng the gold. Th. Souris ell the aflerllool train. Ile is -if--. r S_________v ____ ,rm _____0_.l_ _“__ ___,D_ ‘_ _‘tm
1 | ul ot et in ll d Onlctoo, September tL-(.sp°silil- I ii., H, 9 I0 H 1, 2 1
mural srsosvetrd to tim industry .wuts oattle,hor|eltlni».hm». as visit s -' W|l,,¢____  __ _ __ cali
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,|,'n,¢ lndustry has received attentio s»p only ri¢*l‘-I I as me U00 and saves on urns , _ . .- , , .
from nocl\nrrraanrlllnulllb~ro|Inter.-sr, ,|,,,~,°r...,.»|1...1lv.sltr»».-_tit-.. f,.rm.,l..,,,, _ sepl.0om..............  ol!  -|16 _-‘i_\_t0n¢_i_~_\gleuvel9. lil-46. il. 4-
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Ai the photrls shown to Tha Gua|4l‘l" land( ei, ani petit `6f.- ‘nic inter st. -1 . ‘ BMEMBIR-'Phat everybody made s
 snmll-.l.lssefels.sss or s-rn-nan wg- itlnllltlirlnr tlilllsw msn uw. work  "   ' "°$ _B_f___ fggngwmnagg “Ame 13:: _ic :gg
clear snl distinct in every detlll. IM-" has been fllirllil d W I0 °°mlJ¢i»Bl\il\l\ Deo  " ""' "" " llmedurillgplhs do 'averyboriv lsiiireivto
til! °°""°i"°“ l"°"“l"' *° l’° °' artlstwlm int the same time enthus- ° WM"---~~»-~ -- - ~-------- will llluytils goods stivsrtlssd while their
mmwiv ww, ltr \Voe4nmwi»i sllslssls vnu. - . _ ,   .. ==\°til°\ii\lb=itt\»¢»udwtiv°-.
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suoh an association and stating that
younger men who had devoted their
l energies to the protection of fish and game
should have a chance to partake of that
honor.
The minutes of the previous meeting
having been read and approved, t_h
annual rrport of the rlxecutlvs was reall.
Lack ol' space forbids it appearing in this
issue, hui. il. will appear Monday.
The years sooounts wennext isili ill-
fors the meeting and were accepted with-
out eavil. The election of diiiosls for the
snsuink year was then proceeded with
which resulted as follows: -
President, A E Morrison*
Vice-Pm. tor Queens O0., J S M¢rr‘.s.
Annual Meeting _
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Vice-Pose. for Kintfs Oo.. A E Clarke -
re~sleotsd.1 ‘ ‘ '
Vloe~Pre|. for Ixilce Q6., (foo. Tvvsedy.
Secretary, E T O _botieil-i‘o`eleotprl, '
Executive, If W Fhiitfmsn, Flunk
iiesies. 0 I’ Fletohpr, Gil. Gaudet, James
Calder, ilrO H Boer. ` ' f _
It was than resolved ta ‘i-etoru to-"tha
original annual membership ics of '+00
per annum. ‘ “~ _'jf' ~
President A. E. Morrison then tookal 0
choir at ex-Proc. `H,vndm|ll's invlt et n.
lfresidest Mori-todo stun :sw p. rtniinr.
remarks proceeded to sail for the ng-v
buifhultl. 'f
On resolution, llramrhsl of the Asse3_i,\.
tion are to bs established in towns, ' l -
IRG. and districts when desirable hu
executive to determine condi ions. _
Ahearty standing vutodflhs th ks
was extended to ti:e_'re|.iripg i'r s |,_
and to the Secretary, which vqrs sul ' ly
replied to.
Notice was given that a‘- the arg l -
nual meeting a motion ‘hoihl hs. rl
to rains the annual membership fee to
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