sipiy ‘AN some REVERW AND: Sete GAZETTE, THURSDAY,

| without’: “hilervention ” 2of trustees;

Incorporation -:of “graduate.” nurses;
registration. of: qualified: nurses, ‘and
for examination of nurses;.-Protection
of unmarried ‘mothers, and’ children |.
born: out: of wedlock} “The: equal

the employnient’ of children,. and pro-
hibited -night employment ofall un-
der 18 years of age; The proper care
of neglected children; .The: establish-
ment of Juvenile Courts so that

ae ; a : ; . CIN ARG F ASSORTMENT : ooh
“the service, through: “our Rural. re oo :
‘Delivery, from - ‘these. three de-. Khaki Overalls of heavy texture: denim, suitable for perry. picking.

. hildren may not be associated with
yartinents: because ot the fresh: | They have long legs, bib and straps over the shoulders. Suitable entre Me ote ciat o octal
as ; , : ‘¢ | for the ages of 14 io 16 years. A pair... ... 000... eee $2.50 oar ‘¢sub-normal children: The

ness of all goods, the result of sone . a training of sub-normal children; >

eo Rearen ld dail -Combination Overalls of excellent grade khaki denim, suitable for employment of dental snrgeons an
» the. sreat quantities sole a berry picking. They. have long legs and long sleeves. Bloomers nurses every ‘school day at the
»,and the -saving. that you will | putton to middy at waist. For the ages of 14 to 16 years.. On Sale schools, and for free treatment of
we make will be: “appreciated

LOY oe eee eee eee ee ee eee ee eee ee 95.50 ‘and $3.75
‘Khaki Denim Camp Suits for girls, two pieces, middy and pleated
bloomers. The middy. has sailor collar, long sleeves and belt. They
are finished with red lacing in front and suitable for the ages of
12, 14 and 16 years.) On Sale for ....... wooed BBO

Combination Overalls of khaki denim, pleated bloomers buttoned on

venereal diseases.
All Groceries and Provisions

are, ‘handled with the utmost
_eare. when being packed, and
“by “our delivery men en° route,

Mothers’ Pensions
In the “Mothers’ Pensions <Act’’
:;the Oliver Government has conferred
a blessing on the mothers and child-

eee ee ete ee

while Fresh’ Ments are not.| to middy; short sleeves and elastic at knee. . For the ages of § to 16 ; ren of this i ovince for ali time.
‘packed “wntil the morning .of | Years. “For ov... ccc eee ec eee cece eee ees . $1.98 to $3.50 jAothered” ‘by hrs Mey Bien
“delivery. waite. | Khaki Overalls, suitable:for camp wear. ‘They are knee length smnin. Ala , ca ton, J o. Meo
ee ~ with elastic bib and str aps over shoulders. For the ages of 4 to 10 the 4080S alure by 7 de b Me
een V0 ; “al pe ‘ Lean, Provincial Secretary. the in-
“You can. save’ a. percentage years. Special ’..... 2.0.5. Lave es wee eee eee eee BITS y
on every. dollar . ‘you. spend, ino) tent of the Act, the rendering of-as-

“Jane. Dandy” Khaki. ‘or. Bine Denim .Overalls. for girls. . Made:in
-Dutch style, with short sleeves, ankle length and trimmed: with red
“around neck, sleeves and@waist. For ‘the: ages of 2 to-S years ‘$2. :
"3h: Dandy ” Blue. Deniin Overalls for boys. “They have short sibares :
and-are.trimmed with red around neck and waist; reinforced ce
and. euteinec for the: ages of 8 to § years. On sale for. ; 2.00 -
—-Children’s, ist Floor

sistance ‘to Indigent mothers, without
any. appearuice ‘of: “charity,” . has
been carefully preserved.

The administration of the Act is
being carried out in a.spirit of co-
operation and as a simple duty which
the Province owes to its mothers and
children.

The Workmen’s Compensation
Board, which administers the Act,
has been instrumental in obtaining
suitable part-time employment for
some of the mothers, and positions
have been secured for many of the
elder children.

Seven hundred and eighty-five
mothers and 1,990 children were re-:
ceiving assistance in Septeniber last,
and total disbursements: were $413,-
948.00, at an administration cost of
only 3.44 per cent. ~

:In British Columbia the:.Pr ovincial
Government bears the entire cost of
mothers’ “pensions, whereas in: other
provinces: the. cost is’ equally. shared |.

by the government and
palities.

In 71921, the last year. “tor which
comparative figures. are: ‘available,
British . Columbia. expended in- this:
work $935 per 1,000. of ‘its popula-
tion, as against. $574" per. 1,000 ‘in,
Manitoba;' $355: in‘ ‘Alberta; $264 in’
pd coe “id $189. in, “Saskatchewan,

“Groceries, Pre x isions’ and Meats
oby: employing® Ahe-serviee ot; our
Rural’ Delivery Sysieni,

A TRIAL ORDER. WIE
= CONVINCH YOU

rar

r ES 3

“If my -report) has ‘been: more
lengthy thar'I anticipated, my excuse
> jis that.in dealing ‘with:an inquiry in-

~ to: the expenditure of. the people’s

Mr. Oliver that his. government is be-
hind him enthusiastically and “to the
last: ditch,’? while the grain growers
of Saskatchewan are urging the gov-
money, I think it is due.to:the’people| ernment of: that province to lend. its
‘that I should: give to them the pene bupport to Premier Oliver in _his ef-
: F sked for|ons for my conclusions, and in’ doing! forts. :
ae Bete Cr a so I find it difficult to:curtail it. The president: ‘of the Saskatchewan
hey, been treated? 2 a All. af which is respectiully.. sub- Grain Growers recently congratulat-
: Co uk ed. Premier Oliver on “the: splendid
; P ‘ - éfforts he ‘has’ put: forth to secure
unicipalities nearly. ae bias this sat sae ze edualization of westerly freight rates
ws oe ‘with those: for’ easterly shipments.” oe
- Probably. comparatively. few: people
in British’ -Columbia* ‘realize ithe: value
‘to: this” province: of: the concessions
‘already. gained | by. Premier: Oliver ‘in
8,|this: connection,- “and fewer still. realize
m ~| the. great. ‘importance of ‘the --fight
Which the Premier. is waging to. have following .
the: west placed on: equal footing with 7 De ae figures” ‘secured from: Hon. |.
the: east: : so. far <a ‘ t fo

L GOVERNMENT DURING
} SEVEN: XEARS

the niuntic
AUNIS

_ Education

‘British: Columbia‘is one-of: the vitally:
iniportant fasks. of. today. “That itis

: ‘reduation’ ‘it

veosstil, means a, 1 simtiar reduction |:

3ritish, Col mbia’ ‘products, ship-

“The: late :chairman: of Gerraney
B Trade:-estis|:> «

‘mates the “total “saving. to. the .tax-|.-. = 199 :
payers --of British: Columbia. at be=| Rie ete oe :
taveen $4,000; 000. cand: $5, 009, 000 Sohiedtia Science Instruetors— e

‘Jann ually,

- The: winning: of the fight : ‘tor: re-|.ci58
duced: freight ites is of. vital import-
ance: tovoverye mie an,.Wwoman: and “child
in’ British: Columbia; sit means res
duced cost. of living ‘and beattor..pro-}:

ie Lee eee nae,

88°

of this course,

miles of. the. Pacifie Great, astern Plonoer and farmer; one of the

Alatos Promior Oltver,

Tho ovlginal Act

Was bean nmona
ed by the Olfver

hora was anything: dishonont, or any | Mii CGovernmont to in

Merellotion In-aity, oy. disregard: of | Lobe:
tho. pabhe: Antaresta,: OVA WORLA, ON® “19ge:
Tayapanda, or Teampetones in they”

on rrying-aut: of tla work Wy: tho. Gove cos

tha formar Government,

Pha Over Covarnmoent
to {tis credits
Deserted Wives Milntouanea, Aes
The Malntonanea-of parents by thelr
chilirans = Adoqdate “previston tor
widows and elikdven; Maternity pro-
(edtton fo proapodtye mothers whe
Pre OPT Bed Lo ann ate living Protea
‘Hom of wont and: rely world in

Lhe cpoatinrantiay Mihd Paw or: SOthor = plaees
yodwetlon. at WORT HEH: vatiwity” frofaht

4,691,040 dogen,

: han
GORS, 217 dozon,

agen nine

 Bvetght Rates.
"Mae Rreitont problem before the
| Britieh Columbian’ produdcay today fa
the quostion af freight. rates,

has-been Inevaased trom §
por cant of Wa: Wriront
for Hto (0 the widow, of
hha bao patged froin

ane tT conducting ‘ “‘worke ot thi ‘mar
nites de, wold: he. astonishing. if

seme errors of WRINkAR were Tot vidnally ge ttn
nado, and porhaps 7) mig’ aay, Mova]tho, Whole want, holind. him dn what:
borough. methods, In. nema Ana hanes pvii a. Jatt dongrhand fight. tor
nechtecNaves hoon adopted yes hte on:

Pre py fe (ery {sy ren

th to Te yonre ot on
fron. #600 to RTA

a a

JUNE ‘12,

a | That: ‘subsequent. marriage legitimizes with: 10: children got: $40: per, month*:
from:-birth-children: born: out-of: -wed- rages os

k; A ‘minimum . wage’ for women; ge s per mon : a
aa ‘Bxtracts:from: ‘Canadian: ‘Congress .
Jourial,. ‘official’ magazine: ‘of Trades &

guardianship of infants; ‘Has limited =

- Educating, the. future’ citizen. of = phe" Honorabi ¢ John Oliver, Pio _

a growing: task. is evident” from: the |;

}held. service, at ‘Port. Was]

Pedi with the ‘scener

eradae the hanafits to disabled Work=
mon nandto widews and dependents,

The payment to dlaahload workman
fin aay
ihe ponaion
& workman

“Under the “Bowser Act: a: widow.

the®: Oliver:.: ‘Amendment * ‘she

and Labor: Congress. of: Canada:

Progress. in. British ‘Columbia

‘The ‘British: ‘Columbia ‘Legislature
is now: leading’ Canada: ‘in-the,-matter
of legislation beneficial to the..work- !’
ers... It. has the honor of being the
first. province :to. give legislative ef-
fect to the eight-hour day convention
of the International Labor Organiza-|]
tion, passed at the Washington Con-
ference in 1919. Although Labor in
British Golumbia endeavored to have
this Act strengthened and brought
into effect at an earlier date, we be-
lieve even in its present form, fairly
administered, it sets a goal for Labor
in all the other provinces :to reach.
Factory legislation has also been
strengthened by an amendment to
the Factories Act, raising the age at
Which any child, male or female, may

‘be employed in any factory in Brit-

ish Columbia, from fourteen to fif-
teen years. ’

The fifth measure is an Act known
as the Women’s and Girls’ Protection
Act. Whilst: the main purpose of! this
Act are to<prevent the ‘employment
of white girls in restaurants, laund-
ries, ete., operated “by Orientals, yet
the Act is drafted in such form ag to
include any employer where, in the
opinion of the chief of municipal po-
lice or the inspector of provincial po-
lice, such employment would be
against the interests of the merals of
the women or girls so employed.
This new Act is similar to the one
in existence in Saskatchewan, and
unlike the British Columbia Act,
whichit repeals, and also the Acts of
Ontario and Manitoba, does not spec-
ially allude to either Chinese or any
other nationality, which provisions
-have evidently prevented the Acts of.
these provinces from being. a -dead
letter. . :

In congratulating the British’ .Col-
umbia Legislature on having led the
way for the general adoption of the
eighty-hour day and_ the passing of

‘the other “beneficial measures, enu-

merated ahove, we also extend our

‘congratulations’ to the British’ Col-
umbia - Provincial “Executive Com:
mittee of the Trades and Labor Con-
gress of. Canada for the good work
performed on: ‘behalf. of all the work-
ers..of that province, assisted * as they
have been “by the. ‘united. voice. of
Labor throughout the Dominion:

WHO. was ‘you. SUPPORT?

ee and Farmer.

ing

in the “evening: at’ Galiano,

“Wheatly leave for, . his home

‘aha:
ar

Havant, England; ,

| Nas bean quite Anxious
jy tied daughter haek an
trveled searlot tover,
de quite rearsurtnyy,
hoped to hiv
here, but. Rho: wri
Unis yenme 3%

al, who

ECZEMA

whe wie oe SRO, Sach

most enjoyable: dance-was. held:.in:the.

ome

ing little» daughter,

:Monday ‘we: Wwere*'sorry - to see Mr.
Ain
+:) Greenwood, but he goes, back much
J improved in health, we. are. Blad to
SAY. oe ce
aily: Constance Fawhkés
0. ee at: Point Comfort, -having
“| accomplished “tha :. ‘long: journey.trom
“They are delight-

Mr. Kmory has a position fn Van-

About a amar
CON
Tho lntost naws

Mr, Warward
Oo had her pay a visit
10H AL, ia Impossible!

Myra, Coates reuurnod from on plone
$20 th B8% poe) ME Noltday spent in Vaneonver,
MOVE the allawance for aneh chy |,
i Nag, bro valved |
fe yore anonth,: ray

eatbemrerermatrranie en
Vou, ave nat.

Ms, of sins

TNENSY PARAGRAPHS

: - (Review. Correspondent.)
-PENDER. LISLAND,:: Juné= 10: A

Port” Washington”: hall:on* “Tuesday:

‘eveningof last week; undér’the’aus= =".

pices of the’*Women’s Guild’ of St..
‘Peter’s Anglican churchy.Nearly 100.
people from various parts of the Is-.
land, and from Fulford and Mayne
attended, the inusic being supplied”
voluntarily by different members of
the company. Miss Hayward was
the chief pianist: of the evening, a
number of other instruments mak-
ing up a spléndid impromptu or-
chestra. Another feature was the
guessing contest—a delicious and
tempting-looking cake, which called...
for its, prospective owner to guess its
weight, This prize was won by a vis-
iting gentleman. Refreshments were .
served at the usual hour, and’ danc-
ing resumed for another’ period. The
financial results were very gratifying
to’ the ladies who were responsibie,
and it.is understood they’ are:to be
used to. provide living quarters for
the Vicar during: his weekly. visits |
here. -

Miss Wthel Boyee, who has been ©
peat for the past’ six months at

Viniamo General hospital, is spend-
ing a holiday with her parents.. Miss
Amy Boyee, of Victoria, is.also here
fora few, days.

Mrs. Rea, of Vancouver, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. P, G. Stebbings,
for a couple of weeks.

Miss Hilda Logan, of Port Wash-
ington has left for work in the berry
fields.

Miss Ada Church

is visiting her

brother, Mr. Sid Church, at Port
V "asbington. :
Mr.. Nash, R.O.P. Poultry ‘Inspéc-

tor, thade his ‘first tour of the Island
last: week. a

Mrs. J. MacDonald left’ last Thurs-

day. for Vancouver, ‘Where she will
spend the summer. | .
- Mrs. _Fraser, widow-of the. late Dr.
‘Ross. Fraser, with “her? daughter:
Aiieen, and her sister, Miss. Outram.
last week moved: from Port Wash-
ington to Victoria, ‘where they will re-
side. They’ will be- very much missed
by: the community.
been very ‘active members of. St. Pet-
‘er’s chureh and Sunday school,: *
“Mrs; Jas. Lane, of planconver,.

vith

my.
a” ‘num

vhe regular niéeting:

‘Of: ‘Trade: held’ on “Tuesday
Wesley, ‘Hall, Was, ‘of, short
owing to: “the «two, meetings held’ last :
‘month, “The: outstanding” feature
was -the report. Of the -Park: Com: -

‘in’ the:
€ duration,

provements: in’.
large, ‘kitchen. hi
big cook’ s
and -wome

the: Auto; Camp.
se been® built, With £4,
ove; wash” houses for mon,
With: hot and.ce

anks of the Board to

= : “ ye and climate? of| laundry, ? anitary:-tofleta:. ¥ o-
eaues me eee to ha a até 3, Q, and expect to settle somewhere aso tables, chairs, eleeutg eke, te
lings British Columbia porte the 1 ee] ae , noar “Dunean, fas. a son- -In-lnw, and . The residents “of Roberts: Bay,
ning potate tow ‘all Canada pap ine ‘In. ordow: ‘that. pupils voyend the grandson, are Jeaving, for that’ part, Abrough “Mr, Bilis,’ thanked tho

iw 1909) ina” Manitoba-Saskatchewan ‘pound reach’ of achools may’ be taken enre| June’ 13." The Colonel is an artist} Board for its stceesstul effort in so-

; Sait prccoadad ce fiqatre - ‘tito ‘ary. he elementary education is also be-| and tinds frosh scope for his work curing the extonsion of the rural

ho<charges. contained inx paragraph | , 3. DP. BARROW, |. “Wo are entitled to ine ped On tiv on by correspondences, | every: day, mail service, ;
«Which bogins as follows: The HON. MR, He De BARROW, as Wo pald for it unidor re ‘tonne a montary mtls fee cine’; avant: Aira, W wugh and Der lett for cast-| "Tha saecrotary was instructed
4 That tithe conatruction of 213 Minister of Agriculture union and wo are out. to wet tt yy are taking advantage] orn parts last weak, forward tho th

Mr, J. , Murray
ee Now that ho . . couver with the , , “0 . ho ny
“Rallway there. war: = TORS: waste of promotars .of tho woll-known ~ }has the wholo west behind him, Mr The Government. and Tabor Mimery and Lanne oxeue a tonto, cate own mrocting of tha AnHo-
‘public. money and the dotranding of} Frasor ‘Valloy Milk Producers — |Qlivar ts in a better position to Fores! Ono of tho first nets of the Liberal! atm shortly, " ard of Prado was discussed,
“the Pravines in that’ and then fol- Assoclation. (he issue than ever betore, Governmont was to croate a Depart- A meoting: was hold by Mr, J invitntion ty or patnay oxtonding an
“Jaws t numbor of-subparagraphs, (1) "i niont of tabor, British ¢ ) Ms dak) invitation for the next Convontion
to. (1), inelusive, ‘setting out the man, : Me frofeht. rate from Calgary or wus the fr _ ritish Olumbia son in tho hall last Friday. Capt, | Was lald over til] next moating
' hick ‘i onoys wero wast-|. Turning back tho books in British amonton to Vaneouvor ar Victoria ne rst Provineo in Canada to] Wangh was In tho chair. he moet. MM the aheenes of the Py told
Jer new H oh auch i} arin ted and Cohmmbin one ta surpetaed oat thelon erate ty (port oo 2b tge per lew tnke file step one CNatple Navdngs ie wen weed atiended and many] and Vieo- -Prosidant, Mr, R; Nea
Wi okt aM 1 val with aorintim "7 psrawth. in Production. in. tho last few |1bs. the troight rate on grain for your | een followed by tho other provinces. stayed for the danco, , Aulay occupted the chair, a
AE ih y ainlaet, ‘si china vriitat -yoars, chickon oven Nour for you'and your] - Adminitorod by HWony A.M, Man- i ‘Quite a frowd wont over Lo Pander] ° Seateeent arene
a ( Pre iby ae ia. ay ow Nelal production | fay Hy te 5 or 100 Ths sou, Atlomay-Gonoral a de Mi MM Bishows boat, § ray’
‘Hare avo. soma offlelal production andy ts f(b, per re nds Minister a BACT AY ovens
ay ws oy of Labor, tne fant ot ing, and oy " yOny
firnroas ne ; . ‘ y constant offort of the | ie, ane Faport RavOrys ood ma: mM BUDGET FROM.
i ; Pros trans ce re OTH apa ge be Thore vO, now. 17,000 - Milles. Loft Deparonent has” heen” to promeata colt dances, , ,
: ) “ SCV roads and 8.400 miles of. “ dratiss: AD} iod: fvalln ' oe eKin
De STA, str cued, ‘that: ‘thoy a L1G 72,700 Lona, Leite. Columbia, whieh, > “pMaeodl 1 ne bokwoon omployor and ; , onion’ i Auxstinny wold thotr ; " “
COTO NOL: making: and Wade not made Waae 115,122 tons, © D889 Tend ta ond,” Wowld naka " lino cof vn ae aL Aad Uittorenens havo parity, mot tig al Mrs, Naslors,| ~ PATRIA BAY ust fi a ele
G . er ; ao led Una friendly: manner |: Hoos present. wero: Moxdn
fc alyange . COU dats cammuntileel 0 , , sicaan RUD INOS
ane of” fed, “agai “the Hou ae 72.708 tonn world. ov Hon og eon ae em many tenement: ntrilios havo patent. Hill, Newham, Naylor, fim- ; on
Ly tt ’ . ' LY - ( . " tye . : : " hag erent,
: tharge ds addin’ the Come} “Hes 9 18,804 tons, 39.1% jance fram Vanaonver-to: Montreal: proventod, - sn arvard, Mundo, Molgnte and .
AN hocehargocis ud ine the ‘ Had such oa dopartmont, oxTalad ae one Attor: bur nods had been (Reviaw Corrospondont.)
nisRiOn): Ab WAR TQGORRITY 0: BONO Toot Cropre eove es fo At MM tho. Government bridges int andar {ho Consarvative: regime, tt ta} disemiaod: ton awit, DVostded-avor’ by} SPATRICTA BAY, “J
; doy andedt frandson: tha fe : ne tame ae British: Colmmbia wero phieed end: to Hkoly that tho Vancouver Island. goat | M8 Naylor, Mrs, Mynory aestat ini David Spencer, of Victorias he ent
‘ot “the. Govornnient: eould, have |. Weer: Ws, V4 0 toma, os mee, and they , Wold, make: a brlaga On, atyiley of 119° and tnd would have} er, ‘ Sunday: visiting hhow smother, Mt Vant
doo ANOWA AL wowld: havi hoon uty roan MIN : nerous. na brine woe AU nbrql been ayorkuds An ‘acolo, happened. toa Anal PO. Papa, ave Pie dbs
: tos : ‘ | ner ’ serivors diestratogsa]: - ‘ Bee hfe : vt
tl fie mints: H waee: " Ona 0 rm _ at, open [WOINMINe: fo ceihee ses. aah ae | ABM Podaydt is not: found loatagay’ 10. funinnesa allie Whotent tts tingor na] Miss Dora “Peterson, | of. Vietort
1 whieh epee mys hn i ae Aa in: ntiar departments. at feat, On the anilitla nor to —Kend. men vey Major Wert: round Mt; Neeore vo Dares ‘My, AY ‘OF
= rit val te Hall ve tka‘ ra fis 7 Gavbamhants the eee iments matte LO: nol: Loy taking part. In Tt Inhor (is, Ka ni inn! egrets ‘vial if rs i f
' bs ; Ma: tale 5 NF " ; * “putes 9% ; me ! wLLOK io fie “Hny
POR 106,085 Of Thi Live wovlk has hoon -entedown, Mnethe ye : Jand) Thera ig? quite a demand, for
| smal pees ” ; | Departnent, of Publle. Wake, today fas, Workme n'y Componsation UMNO COLOR Ute: yoar,. ; Man Moriison, ne Vancouver, pas
OTe! aaah ow hae thera. ave. 20 elorks 0a. aedingt 20 z thio. prwaont Workman’ & Compon-| Shaw haw rattod hard, Mra. 8. Cregory, of the Kat, Jtond
ANee: D867, SO2 Wa, - 200.% , wider the Lowsdr  adintnintrition, Katlon Aol Was. hoon in forea tn Brite} Miss Mande, wont over ro Canon Is VialtIng hor alster, Mia Wo Pare
| = ; Vik ts “ Twhile the 39 ongineors and asslatants | Columbin sines January 1, 1017,{t0 play’ in the fournamont and ro-{8OnR, on Bale Sprdng icing; 1. “a
‘oR! ww re ‘a mee “word: Pap thia raat Ave doe Mnieh more work. ad and Is adadntitored by. a Near of} turned: on Monday, . Mr and) Mya, John: MoNu nT?
nothing Une thes ovidonea dn tha: in. | erie . ria ote ie Hane maen alia aan work than thn tree Commisstonors, Ay Thirward, our now store kaopor,| formally: of Patrtata mata,
Upity.ctoowarrant the dimpuditlon aia ot . ree 288 Cetporinbandents ane Sue noors oO

Hay, dnt 3
Of Vietorin, spent Sunday i now

Dynne, the RUCKER Of My,
MoM. Towors, N

Mr and Mya,
tind

at Bradlay
and Mra,
Amby

OR
Witla: ) Rondings,

daughter, for moyyyr ot
Bayan Bays haya recont)

‘ y ot
reso at Patetela ‘aan

Va
Mr. and Mra, ‘Garnot.
ANA twee royia, f
My, Morrytleta
Wryco, all

A 8. Morrytiald
Han Pearl Marrytield,
i, AN Dy:

af Viotort Willani-:
My Part raver: gy OE
40. Moaar re OPO VINK Cores

ds visitdnareralntlye

find familys cb :

: Micand, Mra. Wayly of the
We Vestine. thoi. Houghton
ae aa

ux porhnant and Robt Bry: Has
“where polite conalder it noedornarys orphan elildrven now racalye Fla h int ne Be the Bay, = TyeAs oo
Ane. Whale, noustdoring. the apg utcun, raton. CYS uke Mel SAR Pate tt /Proltbiion of employment of woman] ner month Inktoud of S10 Ne er ¢ forall , 1 Mi oa Oh t come . ta mei ian diay ol oun
NG mee cha PPE OE OW OAT ey sieahueet la wh ALL ‘Lh ahd fd A ey ed wd WY lower Act provided for. only : A wan Sore Koromn: and: sein rritas | ¢ 3 a valesinday toy: Hots
hirvetion- diving those young Inbored vita wan’ Mow Teale thee vali: (0: underlain: Troviatin: for vali fing feohtdrage : Ay hi namie taki anes aait gtndue Taland, wharo hate now venti
Andon, Stole not wurprising: tint tho [thant of. tha. work. done shy: Brith: conveyanes of Iand or asdnmeént ofl eth, Atiendmont: of tho: Oliver’ Gov=| Chavos: "Oiuane trea if. you Manton this Misa onde Clayton and: Mr. Ronn
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