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the fact that you have to rebuild thatf ferry today is owing to your own neg-| lect. During the Bell Government. regime that ferry was not lookedI mer; ir it had been attended w iii would last until such time as the newf ferry would be able to operate. I ami informed that the new ferry which_ my hon. friend contemplates building, is not high enough above the water; mark. Can he tell us how high he in-1 tends to build it? I Mr. Melntyrez Four feet above theI

water. ,

Mr. Axsennnlt: I am inforined that

it should be at least five or five-and

half feet. j Mr. Stewart: I should not think my:

mall, He would want to follow his,

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‘-‘Agn _ _ |\ V ._ "`:,'.,€'i °I;,if_°'."}f§I_‘_ " _.- ;_,_'_ /‘L / ) - than. friend would build anything

‘ii-ff -or ~` ' .2 _ _ _ _ _

_.TIL ‘ 'L own pattern. (Laughter)

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_`__,____ ;.,`_'_,»'_fi‘..,._'.f;_..~. ' _,__ _. people are wondering whether they " “‘-' , » ' " / are going to have that service con-I

A feeling of strain

takes the plc-asiirc out of driviiig. Any motorist is apt to feel thc effects of nervous tcnsion during a long spell at the wheel.

Nothing rcliicves this

tciinon =o effectively as \\'ri;;Ic7’s. The :ict of cliewing, aa motorists have discovered, has a gentle sootlzirig effect. The health- ful cleansing action of

~e:“f,.~

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Wrigley’s refreshes the mouth-steadies the nerves. Ask your doctor and he will tell you so.

Dentists and medical men

recommend the regular use of Wrigley's after every meal-because it aids digestion and cleanses the mouth after eating, drinking or smoking.

Efficiency and refinement

call for Wrigley’ s.

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Mr Arsenault: We would like to

assuie the service at Bedeque The

tiiiued. Everything was satisfactory under the Stewart Govcriiment; we would like to know if it is going to be

operated this summer.

Kings Cu. Ferries

Mr. Mc.-Lure: This item is przictic-.

ally the same as last rear? I im. ivieiniyiei $10.00 iees. ' Mr. McLurc; I think we heard from the Minister of Public Works that.; when this new ferry went on the

Newport route the earning capacity of that boat would be so much great-‘ cr that the Government would not_ -ve to make such a big cxpciicliturc. erhaps I misunderstood him when he was seeking to borrow the nioncy_ for this new boat; but I think I am

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he gave us' to understand that owing

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STE!/I/AI-R'I"S BAKERY

9’ Kent Street. Phone 211

Raisin Buns _ _ _ . 20c doz. Biscuits . _ _ . _ . . _ 12c doz. Date Squares 30c doz. Raisin Squares _ _ 30c doz_ Macaroons _ . . . . _ 25c doz. Jelly Tarts _ _ . _ . 30c doz. Bran Mullins . . . 2Cc doz. Ginger Snaps ._ ._ 35c lb. Sugar Cookies _ _ 15c doz. Orange Cookies _ 20c doz. Oat Cake 20c lb. Sultana Cake 35c lb. Lemon Sponge Cake 60c

each.

Layer Cake _ __ .__ 40:: lb.

Apple,Ra.isln, Mince, Lemon and Washington Z‘ies 25o.

'Date Cakes 20c each

II‘ea Cakes ._ _ . _ _ 20:1 eacli

Delicious Downyflake Doughnuts .__ _ _ _ _ _ . . _ . . 30c doz.

_White Bread 12. per loaf. Vélholewheat Loaves 10 per

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A11 wrapped in sanitary wax papers, and full weight.

Learn as others have done to choose by Quality Gom-

pa,rison_ St-ewa.rt’s products will serve as a. tempting em- bellishment to your table, and add a. refreshing touch of Delight and Distinction to your Menus.

Call and be convinced. Phone orders promptly at-

tended to. _

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161 KENT STREET

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earnings would be so great that it` would show a reduction in the cx-‘

pencllture required. _ I

Mr.,Mclntyre: No, I didnt say lt.

would show a reduction in the amount. The earnings are so small that it is hardly worth speaking about. The total revenue froin'"`tliat boat is only a little over $300, and we are charging now the same as any other ferry. I'do not believe it will exceed $700; so it is hardly W°'1‘I-I1 talking about. '

Mr. Stewart: “Murray Harbor

North. $600." Apparently that \v:‘_s only $300 last year. Is there any change

Mr. Mclntyre: Halt the subsidy was

Mr Stewart' In other words that

Mr Stewart' It was one of tlinsc

'External Audit, I suppose?

Mr. 2.1 ‘_ntvi~e: At Newport wharf

Mr. Stewart: The Dominion Gov-

ernment has been taking hal! of that

Mr. Stewart: That is not the

Georgetown side oi the Newport ferry, is it?

Mr. Mclntyre: No. Mr. Stewart: You are spending

Mr. Stewart: Docs thc Dominion

Government still take cure of that?

Mr. Mclntyre: Yes.

Packets

<'l'hc Estimates were: Charlotte-

town, Orwell. Crapaud, etc. $5.000; Charlottetown and Belle River, $300; Charlottetown and Bcnshaw. $500.)

Mr. MeLure: Who has the contract

for the Chfirlottetown-Bonshaw ferry? Is that Just the one amount for one ferry contract? ls not Nine Mile Crock included in that?

Mr. Mclntyrez No, just the Char-

If he can look after his own district in Charlottetown, Mr. MacPhe¢ and I will look after ours. In regard to this matter, it has been brought to the attention of the Minister. In hot. there wu a petition~both ways; there was a petition for _and against it.

~ _._ ooooononboo-oonouuuoooonoeooonee Th” °'° °“'¥ Wfmtinl 1 will kflcwry work and the ehlldrm om-

_rr M_1~j;:'$;|"»~=~ I ~ _ .sy _.gf ; _ -amount, and probably they can get time in pea mm; gp um Q 3 ‘hicabundanoo offlowsrs. oarrylil

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irl I-IW Service? Iwcifare of the Institution is mani-

paid during the year; the balance ohfmm time m tim(-_ if' W” Wm mls 5'°a"- I` ' It is ii. great pleasure to the Man-

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will appear in next years accounts? hem; wen and favorably spoken of-_ Mf- Mfl“¢3"'°= Ye-5~ \ ,and it is thcircsrnest desire to los-

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items that we would have got iii thc' Easter WM duly observed in me

Mr. McIntyre; Well, yes, it vvouldihappy day Easter eggs in abundance! I" '“ “‘° ’="‘°"'“' ’*“““- ;pi~evioe<i by friendly neighbors ini Mr- st°“"": s“"1 `Mt. Herbert and Mermaid ifourteen

whine! N5 000) Idozeni and special dinner and sup-

* ' Iper sei-vcd.

I The dining tables were dsintily

we had I0 build “I1 cxtensmn to pmxtending io brighten the lives of the W” °“° "W ”°°”' .children in the institution.

N‘;lvf°;'c:1i;a;i _eXf;1;dnure? ichildren: Mrs. L. E. Prowse_ City; W.

" y ° " A. English church; L_ A. united

nothing on that? '

IC. McLean.

M _ M I t : N _

' r C “yn 0 I Receipts for running expenses of

fstaiidstill just now and s supreme

lthe early part of May in the Prince

deavors by patronizing what prom-

_Have Not Forgotten Them as SOME

1°¢¢,e¢°wn__B0mh,w fe,-,.y_ laugh of these to clear all the re- Mr. McLure: There is nothing forgmainmg debt' the Nine Mile creek ferry nt eil? I NOW Ml* Pf°“11~‘=" if ih°'° I1 "W

Mr. Mclntyrez' There is nothing in;-WSI "°“5°“ Why Y°“ 5h°“1d ‘Wt Wy the estimates. If we decide on it we‘»V9'~“` l’1°fI8°~ W°“Id II' mf' 5* b°'~¢°’ can take lt in Miscellaneous, ‘to let us know; while your pledge re- Mr_Mei.ni-e= rue iviinierer erpubiielmhhw unpaid- wo cm only think works had it petition before himithat vw are purposely evsdlnr it with reference to Nine Mile Crcek'““d fm' th” Y"-5°” if hh-5 b¢¢n G0'

ferry, and he says now that hs hgsflded to make it showdown of it at nntnnythinginthe estimates.: wouid,th°_Am1ull Medial- We are pre- like to ask. on behalf or those peopie_I purine n full mwment of the Com- are they going to be assured of ghgppaign including the list of those un- ferry? |paid and expect to make it public

Hon. Mr. Lerage: The hon. memberiat this meeting. The Institution is

for Chai-lottetoyn seem; to be very owned and financed by the public and anxloul about the Second District of they have every right to know every Queens. I can assure him that the detail. If your name must be rald service is being very well looked after. out at that meeting you will only

a grant this yoq but in a cue of this . kind lt is A little difficult to know just what to do.

Mr. McLure: That Ie information

that l snr vary glad to reooive' It this point, because not very long ago there was n question asked with ref- erence to this matter. Several P5091* were ineistlnr on genius wmv ill- formation, and we placed a queltioll on the order paper asking lf a poti- tlon had been received from these people. The definite answer wal that no petitions were received by the Minister of Public Works. Now we find that there were sbvefal Dtliiifllll _.pro and con. We should have been' able to get that information, Mr_I Chairman, before this, and not be forced to make enquiries now . How-

ever, the main point is that there'

has been petitions. I dn not wish to interfere with the hon. member from Rustico at all, but when we are asked I these questions by people we like to supply the information, if we can. We are not going to take any of the glory away from my hon. friend. I-le can get all he wishes, but I think this | House should have this informationi Are tliosc people going to have any- thing placed iii the estimates for the ferry for which they have petitioned' the Minister for? I

Mr. Mclntyre: My hon. friend ,

knows we cannot increase the esti-I mates; but 1 said it could be in- cluded in Miscellaneous if we decide to put on the ferry.

Mr. Mcliurez Will _Von Say that it

will be taken in the Miscellaneous items? _

Mr. ltlctityrez No I won`t say that.

:To be continued.)

P. E. I. Protestant I OrphanageReview

Since our last Review many _ changes have taken place amongi the children in the Home. A large number have been adopted out but i as- usual oth-Srs have taken their

places so that there are today under our care 42 which is slightly below

the average.

The winter has passed away with-

out any serious ailments, though many had the usual childrens troubles, Very few cases necessitated iiicdical or surgical attention.

The interest of the public in thel

lest by the lists cf donations received

a cmciit to know that the Home is

~i and increase this inter'st

Orphanage and the children had a_

decorated with Easter favors all

I The following have recently don- ated dresses and clothing for the

Church, Conway; Augustine Cove;

'Mrs Dr. Tidmarsh. City; Tryon Aux- iliary; Harmony W. I.; Cream and potted meat from Mrs. E. and P. Mutcii, and a load of straw from Mr.

the Institution are practically at a

effort is being made by the City Auxiliary through their play set for

Edward Theatre, to offset this drop in revenue.

It is earnestly hoped that all in-

terested will aid them in their en-

iscs to be an excellent show.

A word for the pledges--No We

HAVE. We still retain the signed promises to pay and there are-en-

have yourself to blame.

The new barn built last summer is certainly proving well worth ilk’ expenditure and the horse under our own care is s real saving. -The Institution in kept spotleuiy clean; the day school B doing lat-

.,_._.__._---- _ EXTRA SPECIAL! VEL-

VET DRESS $4-93

25 new up-to-the-minute dresses bought from

a factory some with sleeves and some sleev-

MAY SALE ¥§E.é’i`i."§’§€Yni§.”§.iSi

THE GREATEST BARGAINS THIS

STORE HAS EVER OFFERED! THIS IS

A PROFIT SHARING EVENT WITH OUR

CUSTOMERS. EVERYTHING OFFERED

AT WHOLESALE PRICES. FOUR SHOP-

YOUNG MEN’S “GUAR. ANTEED" BLUE SUITS

Distinctly a young nian’_< suit, expertly tailored by

“Quality Clothes” of Montreal. Both double-

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FFRR Y EXPENDITURES

less,

Zl?.°°____7`_y___ $4

made to sell for

.98

PING FLOORS LOADED WITH THE

BEST VALUES IN THE PROVINCE.

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and single breasted mo_ dels.

ii@1

Ladies’ Spring Coats

The finest assortment in the city, one

rack of new spring coats, some with scarfs. some fur triiiiined .` _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ $1._'Z.15 Ladies new tailored coats, navy blue, sizes-

15 to 42'__.._.........._.......$13.50

Misses and ladies trench coats _ . _ _ _ . _$6.75 jliilds coats twecds, velours, satins, made to

please the little miss . _ _ _$4.50 to $12.00

Wasil frocks claiiitily inade in graplieiie, fon-

lards and crcpcs $2.98

Baronett satin 15 new spring shades, yard98c One lot of pailctte, liributon,, and ducliess silk

clearing at 79c

One table coating cloth ._ _ __ _ . . _ _ I/2 price Crepes or rayons worth.niucI1 more than this

special price of 69c

Pongee silk 39c 'Three only \voiiien’s black suits _ _ _ _ _ .$4.98 Twenty five eveiiiiig dresses, new dainty models worth up to $20.00 . . . . . . ._...$9.98 Georgette dresses, twenty-five in the lot, all

new models _ . . _

Hundreds other specials not mentioned here.

,s~»-¢.

Men’s Suits $12.00 f

Meii’s twecd suits dark brown and mixed patt-

terns, all sizes

Men’s blue worsted suits _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .$20.00 Young 1iien’s fancy tweeds, brown checks

and herring bones, sizes 36 to 42 _$25.00

‘ Mcn’s dark grey herring bone worsted suits,

sizes 36 to 46 ......_......_...$16.50 Q

Juvenile suits for boys, in fancy t\veed, ages

_2to6 . . . .___....._..._..$1.50to$3.00

Men’s» fancy check hose _ _ . . . ._ _ _ _pair_17c Boy’s blouses, white and striped _ _..._ .49c Men’s dress shirts, sizes 14 to 16‘,§ .._.89c

‘ Men's horse hide gauntlets . _ _ . . _ _ .. .. .89c

New handbags, reg. $1.50 for ._ .__ _ _ . _ _98c Woiiien’s cotton hose _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ . . . _ _24c Ladies broadcloth slips _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . . _ .85c Ladies - silk vests and blooniers, all new

shades . . . _ _ ......_...each89c

Woincn’s full-fashioned hose __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .$1.39 Men’s _broadclotli shirts _ _ _ _ _ . . _ _ . _ _ .$1.19 Boy’s armour clad suits _ . .$8.50. - 3,000 yds. gingham _ . _ 39c ~ Men’s topcoats ...._.._..._....\..._$13.50 Hundreds other specials not iiientionedhere.

etc., etc., etc.,

a real pleasure to visit the 1-lomet and you are always welcome. If we wish most of our thoughts and ac-I

tions can be hidden behind somei mask but the realization of a good deed well done will always shine through. Let us do our part for allI uiifortunates and by so doing in-» crease the best that is in us andI them.

BUCKWHEAT AS A FARM CROP

(Experimental Farms Note)

As n general purpose crop, suited

to farmiim conditions in Eastern Canada, buckwheat should not he overlooked. While not strlctlyacereal crop and not able to compete with or replace our common grain crops for either human or live-stock consump- tion buckwheat has special features which give the crop both direct and indirect sources of revenue to the farmer.

Buckwheat has a variety of uses. It

is well known that the flour made from this crop commands a high favour in making griddle cakes and the popularity of the crop for this purpose creates s fairly steady cic- mand.

Buckwheat can be used as a feed

for live~stock although the fec`dlng value of the grain is less than in wheat, oats. or barley. The grain however makes an excellent poultry feed.

On account of its unusually sue-'

culent leafy growth, buckwheat sei-vgg I \lB¢f\|l D\1YI>0a¢ as 0. smother crop for weeds. Weedy lend can be kept, clean cultivated until mid~June or| later and then seeded to buckwhcat_I The quick germination and dense’ growth prevent weed devclopm¢nt_

The fact that buckwheat will thrive

on comparatively poor, iight land, makes it an excellent crop for im,-_ type of soil, and also to plough unde- as a green manure. Its thick succu- lent stems decay very quickly, left.: ing the soil in a better condition in so far as plant food and general physical condition ie concerned. On heavy soils, buckwheat on account of the nature of its root system, cmd, m loosen up the lofi, leaving it in is more friable, porous condition. The claim made that buckwheat will withstand more soil acidity or lack of drainage than other cereals ls un. dwbwdlv true end, for this reason, it “D °fi»¢h ba lrown on land that would otherwise remain idle.

Iuckwheat has 'bean used as n nurse crop for sweet clover with good results. when this practice is follow- ed, the combination can ba out groan

Mci1's dress shirts _ .79c Boy’s knickei' pants 79c 2,000 yds. rayon yd. 29'.: Umbrellas, ii1cii's and

woiiieii’s . . . ._ .$1.19 `

Women’s silk hose .493

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BARGAIN BASEMENT

Wholesale

“Every Department

S.A.McDoriald _

EVENING DRESSES 25 new' evening dresses, it lucky purchase from a factory in Montreal. You will be delighted when

_ you see them. ' Worth

$723030 $9-9_3

Prices in

Second floor

that characteristic and pleasing’ aroma so familiar to 'us all, makes buckwheat one of the best hon`ey

SPOKEN WORDS strong:

~ Thou art in Gqd. end nothing can 30

Give not thy tongue too grca-t a wrong

l'>1'0dl1CiHt! hlauts_ , liberty. lest ltrtake thee prisoner. A Which a fresh life-pulse cannot set

In buckwheat then, we have a crop,` suited to rniriy moisfciini ennditlonsw able to thrive on comparatively poor; soil: valuable as a smother crop for weeds or as an emergency crop sown] l late In Jllnvi useful as a grcen man-I ure, as a live-stock and poultry feed.I and as a bee pasture. `

Panama and Peru have just been

connected by an air service.

I And should the twilight darken into

word unspoken is, like the sword ini arlght. _ _ V-ti the scabbard, thine; lf vented, thy, That thou doest know the darkness. sword is in another‘s hand. If thou; proves the light. - ""‘

I desire to be held wise, be so wise as Lol Weep if thou wilt, but weep' not

' i

iold thy tongue.-F. Quarles. too long' _

______... _Or weep and work, `for work will naitxucss I lend to song. ._

‘ -G. MacDonald.

num' Floods have. been doing damage to

I Arid sorrow grow to anguish, be thou C\'°PS in Bflzllilfhil YU"-

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Carter’s Seed Store

germination.

FARM SEEDS. our

I"armers should try

BANNER. SEED GATE.

endured as a soiling crop.

carter o _company Limited

lllllll lillll hilt! of BIIED WHEAT, OAT8, BAR-LILY, FIELD

ri:/is. vrlclilzs. nucltwnalrr. i-onnlik. Conn. no.

CM’1`EB‘S hlrh mdq "Nl°k¢l' Tmornr, "queen" Mammoth, "nm," apsiitl

ci.ov|:ns. eu No. 1 quality. ‘

mn. ni tae New "canes" ann wniia'r_uiu yen, wb wean

f=f\'°' Ill-.s my dh" vurldv. tampa nm.) onnaio, /ii.ar|vl'A me ispaisn grown

vim we :san sronl and no our mein. unrest prim motel

and sampler malhdwontdwwnophqnm . _

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