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THE DOMIINION ALLIANCE _

ASK Fon New SUNDAY LAW

0'ri'.\\vA, Deo._ 18'-(Special) -Rev. Dr. l’utt.-, President, Rev. Mr. Shearer, Field

Sl»crcl:ir_v and R. W. McPherson, Counsel

ofthe Loi-ll’s Day Alliance waited on the

rieiiiicr and Minister of Justice today and

liskeil for a Sunday observance bill at the

next svssioii of Parliament. \ Dr. Potts introduced the delegation and I-xplaiiicrl iiie subject. Ile said thealliance were :lilviscd by counsel that the Sup-I i-eine Court and Judicial Committee held I llilit thc l)ominion must legislate, which was cuiit_rai'y to the view held by the Gov ii-iiiiirnl when an application of this kind luis iinule two years ago. l

The llclegation was there to ask legis~_I

lation on thelines of the, draft bill. I

will Consider.

Rev. Mr. Shearer pointed out the specia ‘

need of sucii legislation on account of the

V¢l'y meagre and unsatisfactory Sunday laws of anti-confederation days. '

He said that in Montreal there was an

attempt to legalize Sunday theatres.

In Winnipeg and Vancouver it was said

by competent counsel that there was no Sunday law.

The Alliance did not think this was right. Mr Shearer pointcll out the broad char-

acter of the legislation asked for. All con trovcrsial points were left out.

It was of the utmost importance that

legislation should be brought on early next summer.

Macpherson dealt with the legal aspec

\ A Delegation, _Presents its Case io the Premier and Minister of _Justice--i

A Question of Federal or Provincial Jurisdiction Which Cabinet I

of the question, supporting me View that it was the Dominion and not the Pro- vinces that should legislate.

MT- FII-I-Dlltrick was personally of tli

opinion that the Provinces had the power to legislate to a considerable extent.

At the same time he held the draft bill

was a broad and liberal one and thought it might be dealt with without serious dif- ficulty by the Dominion.

Sir Wilfrid Laurier said it was an lin-

portant matter and would have to be xe- ferred to the Cabinet and he could not give adednite answer. He would invite them to an interview later on.

As there was not likely to be an early session of Parliament they would have I time to fully consider the whole qnnstigm

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- its appeal to the masses. The exceedingly

Y- eek

I » ~\ - was its minimum collection, and York _

' loan agents worked the whole dominion, NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-(Speciul.)-Geoger

fmm the Au'*"I°l° t° the P°°m¢ Perkins, First Vice President of tb N

I 'Z I nie ca orniillfa ' Y°'k L“° '"'K“°d *°‘l“Y “nd WM Sne-

Tbere are probably 1 000 shareholders in e e“

Ei 5 Q F is o o 'U 1 bl €

0 CENTS

I-ioiv..wsI.1H storm"

Defeated Premiergpt Saskatchewan, r -~ f

s rnuLiiis'5_ vicioiziiv

SASKATCHEWAN ELECTIONS

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from the elections in Saskatchewan are as .YBIE Incomplete, but it is practically .cer- tain that Hauitain has carried eighteen

out of the twenty~three contested sealr,

iiw illliziis

The New York Life and Mu tual Life- A Big Cut in Salaries

modest sum of twent five cents a w --,

Y x, and quite as robabl

2,000 more in Vancouver (B. C.) Igetweex ‘meded by Alemnder 0”-

IIIH EIIMPIIIIIS

leaving five Liberals elected by polling

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REGINA. D00- 13.-(Special) Returns

He Carries Elghtecn.0ut_o_l Twenty-Three Contested Seats- Liberals Gel Five Seats by Polling and one By Acclamation-Crushing Dc-

lcat of Scott’S Governnent.

Hanna," hhnself has °'5pl°“dld ""'-iorl' . of the twenty-live seats IIuullaiil`s piirly

ty and is receiving many congratulatry has captured nine, the Liberals have six, Wl9KI'Bm» while the l‘clnn.indcr, cliicily ill thc iiorill-

LATER I ern districts are still ill doubt and will not

Ibe heard from until tomorrow but proba-

.bly lllost of tliclii will go Liberal.

Wilrsivso, Dec. 13.-(Special)-Further

and one by acciamation. returns from Saskatchewan indicate that Scot, is believed to have men dcfcntwl

Liss vlulliil

iilil uiilsl

Sr. Pe-masalmo, Dec. 12-(Speclal)-

News drifting In from the interior shows

on last Saturday when Dr. John Mathe

ISLAND DOCTOR

SHOT- BY ITALIAN

With Fatal Result-He Was Making a Sick Call When the Latter Fired Upon l‘iim-Re- mains Home Tonight.

vinoe. He was unmarried and about IH years of age. Six or seven yours iiuu lic

ZWTJQ4

.J-'li e..

J, quota of York loan shareholders. If it lzas Life Company at n “hwy sf

with an appreciative Adams and a Talon -x:::s.£2:;r.r;.':.°2.1;:;°‘:;'*‘.r:°:.':.1';“:.; °’

of cents for every unmatured share out-

llis .seldom tliatamore sincere tribute Charlottetown, P. E. Island, Dec. 13,1%. reciting Bfaw mptnths $519 We? “?P’°xI'-I their f°l“iY'i-hllfl HDIIIVEFSHYY in the linl l ccoi-lied a fellow citizen than that The H°”°f'1bI°D- J- VMI- ma ey” 0 qv! mm "en no ME In M M'”`g"t° M°“d“y evening D” “hi LY

liiilll-ii-ll I{on'. Delmar J. Vail for the Umm] Smtes Consul glttlrdaz T;riTi.lil?0’VT'Ei’w0;M°nt¥eal,82,n00;` holding” ple social and entertainment' ‘ ` _ 1 fD,.P,i,,ce Edward Island WB. S . _. I1l\iD°8'» $2.000; Vim Although the weather was unfavorable, pisli-lulit years U.‘S. Consul for this pro- DEAR Sm:_Havhm learned th” it is $5.030. I;Bll§ll°;-mdligooi LODGOD. there was quitealarge attendance and a inn-,illlils omce,Queeri Si-met, yesier- 0,, Intention at I date to M - ~ ° "f - ~»$ » “uf”--`$90U very en.l°ynbl¢ evening wen spent listen-

illiy aiilcrnoon. frolii the position which for the past ni . - _ ,_ ' '

At iour o'cluck a large number ofiyears you have so honorably and acoeirllti ;;|(:](:'C]|?;`:i:,‘i,f;;rt‘;£n()(;f25E{;fed&‘wma' ed' Th” p°rf°m’°rs included HMT?

pmminciit citizens inet at the -ofiice and ' With other towns and cities in propor- Mn h . K M M

h | . _ _ y ew. a e ountnin, Ethel McLeod

oninolion His I-Ionor Lieut. .Governor cereal; regrets M M: ng to part “ml one i'I°”- eve’-‘Y ‘lemfe °f PUPUIMIOH SUD led Lottie Durant, Lucretia Durant, Turner:

\lvKiil|mii was appointed chairman.

lliicrafew remarks voicing the high

rigziiil with wlilcli Mr. Vail is held by e tt er n It is doubtful if there was orgartlzedln Heath Durant, Joseph Rogerson \Vm.

iillierillleri upon Henry Aitken, senior

liiimllci-oi the firm of Carveli \Bros., wh hi hi 5 gisfnctor to the U it d St t ' p ‘ y r 3 "V80" YWUR1 G°°Y`l10G'@¢". Cllrrle McArthur

, fond I dd . IJ; ‘Y “C bi yd I; e “es DIG- AS0n0Hg@l1IfD\1l-it t-he 00121' filly! the choir and others. Pies were theii

these two extremes there i t it Charles Peabcd ge P d - town of ,my hnpommce ,;,£°ha;1§oty ix or the Mutual Y was ma 'ESI °"' that violence is sbstinB. but the feeling of

unrest continues to spread.

At the same time the outlook is more

hopeful than it has teen for some time und there is a prospiet. that Witte may win out. I

But nt Moscow matters are serious for

the agrarian disorders are extending even to the gates of the city and many houses of the nobles have been burnel within the last twenty-four hours.

I net, it is not because it has not been can- M" thousund dollars' being amy on"

’ the head office in Toronto-twenty-five

standing in his locality. ° --- A Um" “'h° WW f°l’lllG\”lY 111318 PIDPIOY Margate Dec. ll-Members of Prince °f the company save that 111°” Weekly Wiliam. Division s. o. r. N0 46 celebrated

A sad tragedy occurred in New York

u, the youngest son of the late John

Matheson, Valieyfield, was shot dead by an Italian.

Particulars already received are meagre

but The Guardian learns that the Doctor was making a sick call in the night, when the Italian/, \\'lio was a watchman over some building fired at him, with fatal result.

It is thought the intent of the Italian

was to capture a_ lliall who he supposed was arnbher.

Dr. -.Matheson was a vary bright and

clever physician and only this summer paid avisit to his relatives in this Pro-

went to New York and has incl. with much sllccesslnhis practice ilierc. Thi- sarl event will be learned with iiiucli pain by many and deep sympathy will go out lo tho bereaved relatives.

Ills brothers and sisters left to iiiourn

are:-John Matheson, liroolrlyli. Lot lil Wiiliain Matheson, Vallcyilelli; lllalcoliii lu` British Columbia; Mrs. Donald Mc- Pherson, Cardigan; Mrs. Gillis, Martin- vale; Mrs. McPherson, llciithcrrlale; l\li~s. Duncan McDonald, lleatlicrdiilc; and Miss Salah at home.

His remains are expected to uri-ivc lo-

night.

y r an ear y re re , _

P*l'°"b°!`°¢ 5500- B¢ueVI1l9» $400. MOUCI/011 ing to the program which was well render-

I-ubly filled we desire to express our sin- n' Bmwn’ Beam” M°“m“l“' T“’°edY

who in esery walk in life has endeared -t lim | 1 ,Q t ll th fl ` himself to the hearts of people of this Is- l;t;eam 5,; Edem, gutslztein tm? cfl;c§:K g:yd‘;“'DI‘°“ T“p“"‘ Germ” M°A’”u“"" [muh _ orre urant, James Frizzeil, Thomas

F elln assured that the mann l west Parkdale' M°“nt'al"’G°°rge Bmwn' Annie Gly‘I°“

The second of the meetings of the Far-

mers' Institutes Convention was held iasl night in the Prince of Wales College hail. The chair was occupied by Rev. A. E. Burke, President of the Fruit Grouers Association who, happily presided.

which you have conducted the consular C d in h t h d , 1 service in this Provliicelnusthave been u;l,1al?tem,;;y,,g:i(:,¥;(:,sf§nr:u;`ln “th such '7°hns°n’ Wlmnm Promt* Rev' H' S'

FARMERS MEETING - I

IN CONVENTION

.ilizv the extent of the operations of the York County .Loan Company, or the num- livl' oi people whose fortunes are_bound

|l’s lioming-- THE SNOW

(let Ready, Buy Granby Rubbers

Tliei stand the TEST. We ave no misgivings when we at .you with '

GRANBY RIIBBERS

They are made to stand

ail~ ‘the rigors of our Northern cl mate. They

lags the rubber in them, t pitlestroudboottlist money can buy, and eoou h of itto insure LUHD 'IIIFE .i.o- the Si-IQES and the WBARER. That is the there are more Grulbyhi sold

than lily qthor make. Lat us hop you to greater eofnfor and eeouoinybyaeiiing you Qranby ,rubinn and

ool=i-fonos..

Distribuhes of Reliable

~ bers.

_Officials of the company at first said

they had 50,000 shareholders: now they have raised it to 70,000, and their there are those wiio estimate that 100,000 would probably be nearer the mark than 50,000.

'1`he lnagnltuilc of these figures can be

‘ appreciated by the fact that most of the banks and large financial institutions number their shareholders by hundreds, rather than by tells of thousands

"M mf’ W “.3” "ssl" ` V1 °“ “ue °" P“3° “We certainly used a line tooth comb.” 501,-1_by Frank Mm-k,_,.,,,,]|zi,,B very meh

, _.__ prices, Mrs P L Tiioinpsoifs pls bring

in the hi h

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MONEY POURLID INTO G0- .f.... “..°:i.:":i:.‘"1.f;°2:‘.°::."‘°.fr'”

at least one bottle of Kendrick’s Linl- devoéreé instrumental glusic was Rfvgg

. A , . YORK co. Lo/iN co -- .

to Kendrickls "8 a h°“s°h°ld remedy recitation entitled Tim Murphy and ,the

O I" IJ C '.

l~"=‘~l'~»» Drs- 12~~I° n»<\“H°\=l¢°a N- “P“'1°h“°°°l\‘f‘i“"¢°“f°- ciilcico MAm<£is. nib."i.§°f.IHTi.;°;féiH:ifii.~f.§`i..l°§i.`;iI~

--- respective homes wishing P. W. Division

ment in the house Den‘tgohome with- by Hmm Dum," md Lou Tupun The

omomo, December ia - (special )_ nlnnv mn” nnnlvernnfles-

Com' Dec" 44* V C°m’M,,'y’ 44 _Our noted fishermen, the Cameron Wheat 1- 859 when -- _ 83* Brothers.lxre doings very-extensive busi

Poi-lr, Moy, sls.2z Pork, Jim., $13.00 11°" *“'°°l° 1"- Premi-

Our local hunter and trapper Harry

I Durant has secured three red foxes and

'Sore Throat and Coughu says in the near future he will have a

A _sin-l_ple, effective and nfs remedy for all throat blflck One. ““"“°“""°‘”“"" smelt asain' ls' full blast T M

.» ' Cresolono Anti lc T bl t 5 m ”°W ihe York County Lnnn Company made ,my comb,”th”em,c,d::ff__D,c:_o,;_‘:,n_ smith and George Hamilton have formed

,Mlnard’s Llnlmenl Cures Dandruif. -‘I‘°'°°'l‘I“"{§'{,f"'i§‘|‘i'|',‘:,':,":‘|’§'°1:‘ "“' ‘ifgmggsrgrdtlfg IEEE” ;‘:nd';h°‘g;l tflheiz

PFS ‘ season.

MAS GIFT? If so,

Tiny jointed bisque dolls, Small dressed dolls

dainty assortment of

'Do You Know Any Little Girl '.7 who wants Santa to 'bring her a doll FOR A CHRIST- whim.;-noenwperbox. ausri-mm.

'SEE OUR DOLLS

Handsome bisque dolls, Jointed, from -

The best of these have strong kid bodies,

real hair, and GO TO SLEEP.

Rubber dolls, baby dolls, dressed dolls in

different sizes, Indian dolls, doll's heads and a'

laugh. colds, hlllonusu, and other Inns! uiimnnfl are quickly relieved by Cresoleus

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15C i ownership which had worked well

30C to in every Institute with which he had

Gent1emen’s $3.50. Ladies’ $2.50. I

Chi1dren’s $1.50. Promenade $1.00. -I Adiscount of io p, e. aiio0@d

D h f.;§>;r'or more members iofwiiue

Band Monday and Tdiiiiidy

in patent leather? and pretty kid' I evenings and every other Sat rday `

WELL as PLEASED To KEEP vous cnoics .fi......... 5 IFOR YOU UNTIL CHRISTMAS EVE. Tickets for| sale at C. D. lank-

' ‘ in's. Geo E Hughes' and Johnson

HASZARB & MO ORE.

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SUNNYSI DE. " Managing Director.

The first paper of the evening was by

Hon. S. E. Reid on “The Present Status of Agriculture in Prince Edward Island." The Commissioner ably reviewed the different branches of Provincial farming giving excellent suggestions for the

llnpzavement of those lines which had pro d the most profitable. The greatest problem, he said in closing, was the edu cational one and to this end the Depart~ mcnt was doing much in providing lecturers, grants to Farmers Institutes, etc., and other advantages that would tend to keep the boys on the farms. -

Hon. F. L. Haszard followed com-

pllmenting the Commissioner on his excellent paper which had covered the whole range of agricultural effort. Th basis of all our farm life, he said, was th improvement of the soil of the farm. He particularly emphasised the viilue of the sheep industry which he thought was especially adapted to some parts _of the country.

Professor :Grisdaie spoke briefly urging

increased sheep raising and endorsing the rotation of crops as outlined by the Coni- missloner.

A vote cf thanks was unanimously

passed to Mr. Read for his paper.

Tile next address was on some of the Advantages and the Ohieotlons to In-. stitute ownership of Breeding Stock and was delivered by Matthew Smith M. L. A, Hampton in the absence ot Thos. M Linkiotter, St. Eleanors who was set downfor this paper. Mr. Smith said there were few objections to ,institute

connect-ion. With the aid of government grants the best stock could be procured at less cost than in any other way. Com- petition is also introduced and this tends to a better condition more quickly than In any other way.

The question was discussed by Robcrt

Agnew, Wilmot Valley; C. M. ~Mscrae, Ottawa, Professor Readey, Secretary of Agriculture and others.

An excellent paper on Modes of Im-

proving the Meetings of the Institutes was read by David McDonald, Gienflnnan, and discussed by a number of gentlemen present, Mr. McDonald suggested that at the next course otlecturessladyiec' tilrer be secured to speak on Domestic Science, etc. The novelty of this at least;

starving of this stock and condemned the educational system that tended to drive children away from the farm instead of to attract tilelli. -

Short addresses were also given by

Lmchlin McDonald. East Point; Norman RMcLeoll, Eldon;H A Darby, Abranfs Village; James Carruthers, North .Bedeque; Hon. F L Haszard, Artemas Moffatt, New Glasgow.

A vote of thanlrs was unanimously

passed to Mr. McDonald for his excellent paper.

Tile meeting adjourned after singing

the National Anthem.

The following is the program for today: 0.00-11.00 a. m.-Judging Beef Cattle. 11.00-12.00 a. m.-Address: “Care and.

Management of Swine on the Farm"-C. M. MacCrae, Ottawa.

1.30-2.30 p. m.-Address: Conditions

which Create the Demand for the Bacon

Hog.-C. M. Mactlrae.

2.30.5.80 p.m.-Judging Swine. At the evening session in Prince of Wales College Hull C. M. Macrae, Ottawa will speak on the Sale and Disposal of

Remedy. Your ricnler keeps il. '

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pure bred stock and this will be followed by a di scussion.

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'l‘I{E MARTYR.

Polly-S0 Mrs. I-li;lhineie'.~. liuslnliiil has

developed bad liablts. llow dill you liulii- about it?

Dolly-Oh, Mrs. Hlghrnerc ilivilcil us :ill

to an nfiemoon rea so slic coulil lcll

how she suffered in silence I

IT HAS STOOD THE 'i‘l-IST ,for im-i' Twenty-live years, and uitii iii.-i-<-.-i~iii;: sales. This is llie recoiil, ui .\l<l.i-.in'.-. Vegetable \\'orlil Syrup. _-\i\\.i_\~. llic same Safe, Pleasant and l-Iii'-ni-liinl

would draw crowds. V, Prof. Theodore Ross deprecated the purchase of gporl siock _and ihen the

Iln\rd’| Llnlmeni llollevn Neunlgls.

HOCKEY STICKS

We have o dozen I-IOCKIZY STICKS

in MINTO, WARSITY, BOYS’ HOCKEY STICKS, LIFTER» GROOVED, etc.

soovia-:Nia liocxsv srlcizs. com.

KEEPER-also PUCK and SHIN GUARDS.

SNOW SHOVELS i5 and 25c each

BOYS' STEEL SHOVELS, BOYS' ard GIRLS’ Wood Shovels.

SLEDS AND SLEIGIIS 3oc each up BOYS

CUTTERS, Boys’ Clippers, Boys’ Racers, Bain' Delight, Girls’ Slei hs, Infants’ Cutters, Ilob Slcrls with ball bearings, (gnewesf out) Steel Sleighs.

I hi Show Shoes, sizes for LADIES and GENTS.

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