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ti" ‘Sent m; the opening the Hon. 1 w, P. MacMillen. MD"; m“; Mnwn Ferguson of New

' E5 Biitgson; Hon. Thomas building.

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fggthil’, Minister or Asrleuiture: km‘ A

prince uMKenzie of 5t. Dunstans Uni-

“Q. Carmel; Rev. Dr. Monaghan, wwuche; ;R.ev. John A. MacDon- .d Grand River; Rev. Urben Gil- flTstwelllllgl-On} Rev. D. M. Mac- pwm, wellington; H. A. Darby, , trams Village. Although the fifteenth library to be flied under; the Caznetghie Dam; ongtrllllml Wclngton is e rs '1 ‘il;f§‘°‘°hl;°l§’i’. *° [Muse the r YY- BTY fledltablc action on the part of the pd aelceen in res e 1'!‘ em - mrme new Iarary is a. commodimis we roqmedtblllldlilg and has been “lied £2512? oltytilglgsttarlilelt: ‘$173 e - - irrulgrly in Weilinztontand vic- “my, The Womens Ins ltutes also WW1 in a large degree to defray W, (osts. The committees in ‘barge of the work were deservedly ‘iiiiiiliiiid iii “ill?” lehievciiiclli. mm are one thousand new books

w n es

ind the people of the district will

bqvg many happy hours in their rum.

'l‘here was a small debt still out- qindlng on the building on the cpgnllig night and upon the mat- ierbeiilu made known by the chair- man, Mr. Peter Gallant, many in me audience contributed towards yedlltlllg the debt. Among the don. m \\'(‘TC Premier W. P. Macmillan, lion. Thomas MncNutt. A. F. Am- iti and Rev. F. X. Gallant.

The meeting was held in the i‘enln-i2t01‘ hull and the commod- liis building was filled to the ms with an interested audience.

The meeting opened with singing 0h cmiacla by a chorus oi’ liiiies with Rev. Theodore Gallant i‘. the piano. b

Pil-iio so 0s y Rev. Theodore Gallant and vocal solos by Rev. F. X. Gallant were a pleasing feat- u: on tizc llmlZTBm.

.\i:. P0101‘ Gallant was the cap- ihic chairman and in his opening remark. expressed the gratitude of the pcrple of the district in being iitw nbc to enjoy the great. bene- iils oi the Cnmegie Library, He was mindful of the great privilege they Jim in being remembered by Miss ' . on in her program of library ‘cellars. He felt sure that it had '11" m" "lisliinced and that the ilwpie would make good use of the ‘bwks placed at their disposal.

' Miss Bntcson when miles upon ‘introduced Dr. Ferguson, who is on ilie Advisory Board of the game. 7N Corllflrution in New York. ' llliss Blitcson congmtuigged the mic! on their wonderful enthus. l1 ‘fishing to have their own iiirlry rind also onthe great trouble ‘ltd expense they have gone to in lifting n fitting building for their ‘bits bliss Bateson then explain- gtlgtiilifighscyixrletafesefchangetogtborglg, amoun re - ‘ill matter can be obtained, M155 Blieson also drew attention to the lllflttlcal books which can be ob- ‘llllifll from thg Jimmy

Premier MacMillcn '

Dr. ii/laoMillan expressed his ‘Ml n-c-isure at being pre5enig hi», {he "lrluur or me Wellington

"l-Ylvnnd also to see such a. large nlhcrmg for this suspicious occa- tllon.

‘k?- MllcMlllan expressed the it ‘-’|‘fli"llfl(‘ of tho pénrlg o; the w“? i0 the Carnegie Corpora- n-li ioi the splendid libraries they ' W‘ 011105‘. . Thespcakcr went on to say that mmlbliilld iiow enjoys the same fgis as other provinces in C'ln§‘1‘i‘<‘l‘1\'0d a grant from the "”§fvfc_Corporation, and also oth- Wills for the advancement

If l‘(lil'l~l(in_

l -_ v ) F“ K-ll-lllzic corporation has W lli'i'll llli‘ mcnns of enlarging

rwllbl-"ify at st. Dunstans Univer- '- fllld ihc Prince of Wale; Q01. ‘ivelfz-Ujlfti ilt‘ was glad to say. the ti...“ “W "hiking good use c!

H” “*9 allokc of the rural system kw v ‘ ‘ which the Province wfhlfivs undcr the Camcgia

“Th; Premier raid B. high tribute var-flu liitcson and her efilclcllt. ' 1 “ho nrc doing such good wak

Mclllu tho library centres. ftlllkrniiiiiitcd the committee liillllc behind them in pur-

“P5171? a suitable building for

_. }" bmiis- The only centre to own

1hr own library. He felt sure that

.' dviiionstration will bc a suc-

flll Prince Edward Island. as

.\,‘°‘v"‘-"vf<‘llirc the enthusiasm of

h‘ lmlti‘ hrls been grcai and

h ilmrcd that. Islanders arc keen

up" owledge. Premier Macmillan

‘hcfm his personal gratitude to

m" "Wile Demonstration through

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l“ “law. supcrlllhnlcflfi of sa- ncatlon

gxlrl'h?z“lltl' ill n few remarks con- khmmi the Premier on this 19' ‘Nit iii obtaining the Car- FlY-ilit for the Province. He

* ,1 Public Library

15351011 and In tutu; years people will refer “dmfiiolzd we're justly to the gifzlof the Carnegie Demon- ! themselves on ‘rhursdhy stration drone of the Outstanding when the much Q1 the events lntho history of the Prov- ie Library which is to serve 1MB- m and district, w" farm. Rev. P2X. Gallant in a. few re- _ Md m the presence 0g a marks coyratulated the people of sill’ “jwmbms of distinguished m5 and mtfluwd maiden“ o1 well with Miss Bateson, that they

drien F. Azsenault; Mfr. H.

Shaw, superintendent of Edu- HVOH- professor Bl-Bnohflrd 0! e" ‘o, wales College; m. .1. r. L,’ summer-side; Rev. Father

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the pleasure he kit. thltww children and, teach- ers could have such a wide of books to supplement the text books in fie schools. .

ma...» hnsshownin thel chaining ddistxibutiouofbooks. MnBhnw

the distriet who bad cooperated so

now have one of the finest libraries in the Pnvince with 1,000 books of good reeling matter at their dis- posal, honed in their own library

It washls lrdent wish that the library would be conducive of good, pleasure Ind profit.

. Dr, Ferguson Dr. mguson in a short address congratulated the people of Wel- lington» on their good fortune in having one of the Carnegie dem- onstratidns in their village. He also congratulated Premier Mac- Millan on his success in obtaining a Carnegie grant for his people, and predicted that in time to come he ' will have marked in his books of record that the obtaining of the Comets library grant was the most bmeflclal action of his whole career.

He had heard excellent reports of Premier MacMillan and of his un- tiring efforts in the interests of education from Dr. Keppock who visited the Island recently.

Dr. Ferguson stated that the sys- tem used by the Carnegie library for Island readers has nothing short 0f what is used in the best system in other parts of Canada. He added no one has anything to fear 0i the quality of the books while Miss Bateson is in charge.

Dr. Ferguson said, the Island was fortunate in being peopled with the four great races, French, Scotch, Englifh and Irish, who all have n. kecn appreciation of the value of books and education and he felt sure that. when the three years had elapsed in which the libraries are carried on free by the Carnegie Corporation that their Prince Ed- ward Island Government would be convinced of the great: value of the libraries and would sec to it that they would continue to func- "011- DY- Ferguson paid a. wonder- ful tribute to the Island scenery, glliematc and hospitality of its peo.

Rev. Father MncKensfs

Rev. llnther Macxenzzie lof 5t. Dunstan’; University expreged his pleasure that the district of Wel- linclm had been favoured as a. fit- “fll centre for a Carnegie library. He mid that one cannot over-esti- mate the value of this library as it places at once at the disposal oi’ the community thousands o: books o! a world wide range.

He congratulated the committee 0n their activity and hbpgd that their enthusiasm would not wane Wlheli U16 time came for the Dem- onstration to be handed over to m9 900MB themselves.

lion Adrien F. Arsenault

snacking in French, particularly t0 the Acadisns present, Hon. Ad- rien F. Arsenault added his con- Eratulntioru to those of the other speakers. He spoke particularly n! the great benefit that this library would be to the French speaking residents as there were many French books on the library shelves and it was a great opportunity for every Frenchman to continue the study of the French language, and become acquainted with the best French literature and acquire a knowledge of the history of France, the home of their forefathers. He urgently asked them that they would not neglect to use this mean; to further their knowledge of France and all things pertaining to its lupguage, history and traditions and also to improve their general knowledge. l

Professor Blanchard Pipfessor Blanchard in voicing his lgratitude that Wellington and distlticts surrounding had been rc- membered in the Library scheme that the gift of the Carnegie Lib- rary should and he felt sure is rc- gufled as one of the greatest

thmgs that ever come to the Pro- vince and that since the advent of Free Schools 83 years ago nothing h done so much for the young people thant his gift. The French Schools provided the kcy to know- ledge, but, no Government until the present time realized that librar- ies are the siorc house of informa- ilon which arc necessary to assist he schools in their work or edu- cation. '.l‘hls wonderful gift has been made possible through the efforts of Premier MacMlllan, who in his young dnys felt the want of good books. To the older people of the Island good literature was dif- ficult to obtain only a. few having good libraries, he trusted the young people would take advantage of their present day favourable posi- tion. l The public men of Prince Edward Island todly are adcpLs at feeling

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the pulse of the people and in this

struck the right note. Professor Blanchard felt sure that the Gov- ernment of Premier MacMillan would see to it that the libraries were properly financed at the con-

the Province.

mmliiglbute to Miss Bateson in her on“? "ti in placing the library -~ on this Island and the good

particular instance they have TeStS DilS-CIOSC Poor Seed Used On Farm Lands

WINNIPEG, Sept, clusioii of the three year term. This with operations of me crop “st. Si" i5 t‘ “"1918 9°17" l" the ing Plan in Western Canada con- Island's history "id PM 55W" °f i‘ eluded for the fourth season since new dnv for her people its inauguration, deductions made Ml‘. J. F. A7119“ l" h’! remarks front experiments to (lute indicate said. the People 0W 5 5°17?’ 01' that in 660 district; surveyed, more srntltude to the Cumesie 0011mm- than 41 per cent of the farmers are tion and to Hon. Premier MacMil- NOT 115mg 50rd groin of as desirable lan for this splendid library gift to type as they might. The Crop Testing Plan, which Other speakers were Hon. 11w- stiafied iii a modest way with one mas MncNutt, H. A. Darby, Rev. line elevator company working in Theodore Gallant. Dr. D. M. Mar- co-omi-atioii with tho Dominion dc- Gowan, Rev. John A. MacDonald, pertinent of illiifllilllffi Marin Gallant and John F, Arsc- l7(‘f"ll (‘Xl"ll(l\"(l to‘ ink!‘ riault. the inst two named speaking additional companies in co-opera- on behalf of the Wellington library-Lion with Western universities and wmm|¢iee_ liho Dominion and Provincial de-

The Meeting closed with ‘The pnrtments of agriculture. The entire

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the National Advisory Committee improve the qiinl

on Agricultural services. Samples of wlicnt have

itakcn from farmers‘

lu develop numerous which practically nil formers will ill be growing the snmc viirlcty. "wit?" country elevators and are irloilieri by providing min-cos of seed from Stations. univcr- u-hich largo qiituititics of relatively sitics or other selected points. Ex- pupf,‘ material may be drawn when PHI-B dei-f-‘Tmilie "l0 Diifiiy R5 i0 rcqulrcd for rclicl or other pur- variehv of the samples as maturity poses. approaches. The samples are then designated A, B and C-A represent- ing that material ivhich is practlc- Siam, Eng, and Sh’ Albert Hum- flliy Pu"? M i0 Variety and so siiit- phrics, who rflprcscliled the British able for srcdinz purposes. B "ll-l Miller's‘ Association resents that which is zcasonnbiy Rgqing, Grain Conference are both lllfe 001$’ "id C Swill) TPPPKCYTL‘ exponents of the Crop Testing Plan. stock so badly mixcd it should not ?_.__.______ be i-r-‘d fin-‘her for "rd. During July and August somcl 15,000 samples of from fanners at 660 paints in the WFFY. hsivc bran checked by exports. Twenty-three per cent were 8‘-f"i-"<i' in the A class, 35 per cent classed ns B and 4i per cent izlndcd C»

One object of the Crop Testing nun, liquid henna hnnen

SLr John Rilssvll. director of the xpcrinicntal Station, Rothamp-

Thirteen Canada

Canada was the lending supplier ilijlllllSl. all comrm of no less than l3 different products to the British market during the first quarter of lieu. Sh; was first in wheat with

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Tb: Cn lb: World Rupam 1b: Bnuliju!

ity of their crop, is 7,693,502 cwt., Argentine being sec- . the expense

ond with 8,508,718 cwt., Australia countries. with 938,836 cwt. Australia second in apples with 1,186,477 cwt, thc Allllll.i~ll

United States second with 625,800‘ Gram; x,

ads was also first in ihe British Olnii Hill.

market with folivwins products-t Grade V.-i. Ethel iriir; 2. Imiih T1,. _.,,,.__,,,d ,,,,,,,d,,,c make it 1L pulp for industrial purposes, ncws- Orr; 3. Murray Oil. print, softwood (undressedl, rub-i (snide 1v_--1, ber manufactured goods, patent Dorothy (‘llillflll-“Fliiili,

leather, copper ore, copper" Jim-l Grade III-l Willis Ail(ll‘i'\\‘.

yrnrs ago Canada was in the sev-; Grade I.

Standard o] lb: World

third, and Soviet Russia fourth. -t In wheat flour Cuiiadu was first MAYF

with 408,656 cwt., and France third, The following

cwt., and Ausrtalla. third with 42,-‘ Tliirlma Smith. 333 cwt. Canada's share of the (ii-mp- 1x__1, Evpiiqq Houston; 2 f,“ ma, m; m._.,,,b,,rs c; Cnnwni, British mnrket is more than three Eyivm And-m“; ' times that 0i two years llso- Gilli‘, Glade viiL-i. Jriiliic Smith; 2 1,, “Tnmm, “ihfiqed cm,“ and pa,

wrought), zinc (crude), and iioii- Grndc 11-. ferrous metals and manufactures. lic Andrew; 3. Willie Nicholson. i, ,,,~n,.,.__- and lobsters. Canada. was second in (‘lrndc I. Sr.- 1. Slfilllfifi’ Orr; 7 mus, Wm. bacon lifter Dznmark, but two ivnitcr Sitad; 3, R"b2rl Tcombs.

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of Poland and other (‘lilNrlsE IN PYRITY DRIVI SHAME NLTDISTS AND 0B-

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CON Tofllllbh; 3 mice oi iivii vxti-nordiiinry man. dates. The iirsi 01H‘ is to the ef.

iivo nudist Cillillllffiy are to be pu,

ridril llll'(lil_£'ll the streets.

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_ I _ lcgcal iui- women tn g0 about with- Jfl-‘lll Tmllifii 7 out \\'i".\i'lll'_' liiiiiz stockings. The or. livi‘ suites that to g0 without stock- q w _ q v mus i. imimltlnst, and may in M“ ivlil-li 01!‘; -- “ll ‘l‘\'i‘lil4 China's cotton mills are i; vi condition. Womer

stockings in order t: llflp improve conditions in the 00t- enth place and she was also sec Thankful '§§ihH§rr§s}lii:l-m5t°l\“°“ wade‘ m? mm says‘ - . A , . __. 0nd in hams, n. place she gained at iPati-iof. Please Con“ (In ww-