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5 -'A

lif-

MRC.

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pluoels Anuric _ bletato be an,-excellent

THE- lllii Sllillilii ` wllllll

New Nlol-rr oowus, ohemlse Ames l-|ol.olm nusailns to ' “"" - » '- ' rt_nd -bloomers_ Reasonable prices. fit every nlenlber of the family. The Charlottetown Orchestra `

lrolwse Dros. Ltd. ‘ ...l Ev'¢_t'y_ __-§l_lit°_'»_§u`a`1‘anteed. 'Sold by which will give ite Second

-_-` _ ‘ .""t’lll‘lllé‘»- etljtleun. Shoe Co. Concert Tuesday Evening,

Tl-ll-: rAMous---\-ooc'ron'e» .~ = j April 11th, at the Pl-mt..

_ _ _ v_ .E ._ _ '_ ._ , .

_ __ .. _ _ ..-... ......_ ..._ »s,- -_ ..

I 0liE0|T T0 6 |lMil.0TTETOWl|.‘

F`l°l»¢lwr.a1-lan no-lla oherlllro, when B_cmlce Stoltz and Mr. Albert °'l"59l1¢. vocal and instrumental sololsts_ _

of any 1 ee s rerne es and write Doctor Pierce, President Iuvalids

_ _--.~ 1,' ' _ _ .

1' "’_ _ _ - ' _

. tlepilrted this life April 111.11, 191-1.l

, Your tllougllts still linger .ill our- ‘ hearts, . »

And to your sad and lonely STHVB ` Our thoughts do often B0-

_ part- of t-'ho Government. '

medicine. -.~|_. 3 been troubled with T

iniismmatldh in `e neck of my bladder

for about eight years. .I doctored but

failed to degided to try

Doctor P1 _ an -uric-acid) Tablets-and they have relieved me greatly. l ll

‘ll also can recommend Dr. Pierce‘s W

Favorite Prescription for _e x p e c ta n t 9

mothers. I have H- lille. blk baby boy. sudd-cn, although she had reached __

he good ego of eighty-eight se as c°vEH'EAD AND HAMPTON

' 1 The Pastor Rev. T, A. Wilson 'will t. John Journal. There were be absent on vmatlon for ‘wo any who mou-med her tlepnrturg _,ll _l

ho family connection being very w°°l°";1“°l"dm‘ sgbbathsl Am ‘ f the Lo ll ll-urge, and tile deceased being one lsthjicldl 22nd when mem Wm be allllllysthllllsllrl-1lg71‘t1ul1heoK. of C2716? :vho bull formed many .friendships 11° “er C69' mated the Eol¢lmoo_ The highest

.n her long and usefful life. THE REGULAR MoN_rHLYl_,oo_.o woo 939 ping made by L .Mel

d m th ln

MANy l.lAppy RETURNS _ meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of D0h3l‘l- ll* lhe “eco” 5”' 9 9

_ ' .Ivin`cibles defeated the Railway

-Saturday last was the fiftieth an- thi! Pl`ll1°°.EdWl“`d l5‘l‘"‘d Pl`°t"l'l _ l nivcrsary of the marriage or Mr.. Hllli- Olllrhlihase Wlll he helfl lh lh°\Th° h‘ghe°"_”°d°rl‘: h;,_thRBBf_?;)el_?on;

and Mrs. James M. Roper of Ohar- Ladle! Cllllh 1100105 Frldhy. Alifll 202 plus mle___y nottotnv.-ll Royalty. 'rhelr golden tsth., at 3 p. lu. 4-12-2| uv and B'=°r€S-

My nurse asked me what I ate to make l

him so strong. He looked like a child four or five months old when only three. ¢¢l-tal y would advise every ospec

bve*\llo¥1lei"tb"ase' Dr. 'Pierce a gllvnrite t

Prescription.”-Mrs. John Simpson, R.R. 1. Solid 'i0'celits* to Dr. Pierce's Labora- l

tory ine(_lnt_, for tolli pkg. `

ln loving memory of our dear

. mother, Mrs. A. D. MaoLellan, who

On this earth no more we'll see

YOU. _

God has called you up above,

You are singing with the ll-ll§9lS. lll the land ol' peace and love_ ‘-

The tears they often flow.

-inserted thy hcl' ll¢lll§lllel'5~

I Well Worth lleadin l _

--T'

wedding w-as quietly observed. the cstlmablc 'couple receiving gifts of gold from members of the family. Their numerous frlends are extending hearty congratula- tions to .\fr. and Mrs. Roper on reaching the half century mark of halppily wedded life.

CHlLDREN‘S AID. -A delpllta-

tion of the Chilllrcn"s Aid Society headell by Ur. 'M-clMillan, its presi- dent, waited upon the -government and .llcmbers of the Assembly sup- porting tlle government, yestcril-ay forenoon to ulrgo the requirement ofnn addllltion to thc grunt flnnual- ly voted the lsnolnty. pr. Mo- lMill.1vl 'clan-lily and effectively ex- fpl-nlnoll "tho situation" and was flbly s'l'|;”.-pol'-tell .by the Rev. Mr. Malolle, the Rev. Father St. Jolln.

l I

don, olifllglo. _ 7-lo-12-14-11.

1- _ -- 41.' /,‘ .~‘

_ . , -1 _,_

5' ADVERTISEMENTS

, » lLN|‘mg_10e per line ner |lny,`De per llne per day for I dhyi or over. Bo per line per day for 6 :lays or over. Count

and Conn-cllllor Smith. The Prem- ier promised consideration on the

-Krot to learn'~thst he has received

MEN WHO HAVE 118211 Wallin! tho`s`a'il news o the deat his Al out ven months a 0 he

lhe ilrrlllbll of this great P81180 01 mother at Ne.wtHarbor_ lI:Ifl)d‘. At Chla\:1ottei.o=v?n Orchestra, gander lu the omammuon’ la' l° my the Borwllno llatn will ‘be dellshtegl the ace or qs years. the oulolont direction or lvlr. w.

to know that they are reluly to- ` ---- E. Fletcher, was formed with the l

day. Moore & lMuLeod, Ilhrllteq. U BYMPATHY EXPRESSEM - ildaa of filling o long felt, want in

; The death took place at the Prince local musical circles. On Tuesday

COVEHEAD and HARR1NGTON County Hospital on Friday of 'the January -16th, they gave their first' Tllcre will be no aer.vlct=_ll in this lnlfant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. concert and the enthusiasm with

o - : . > . - , »----- ..l.ff;:;‘l‘;';.,°.:; ;§:“.§'::.:.-, all °‘;"""“°- l.:.l.::‘;.:';‘;f..l'f§.::=.f:;r';."l.;::E

hos. A. Wilson will be absent on OPENING BRANCH-Messrs, W. tive to the memlbers, and those l1°lll-l<‘ll- B. and Earl Prowse, of Charlotte- who are reffltvlmllhlo 10|' 1-he 0l'S=il'll-

--°-- ' ,_town. went to Su-mmersldo on Mon cation, th-at la second 00ll0ol't Will

l3l~AND l-ADV DEAD- '°“ 'lllla day to open their new branch be glten Tuesday evening, April ea-th oi' Mrs. Adu. L. Holman, showroom lor. Dodge Brothers 17.lll_ _-lsslstod, as pefore, by the dl<>'w of James L. Holman. form- -W., Malo oholr, -who -wl-ll he llnnrll lu rly of l8um-merslde, -P. E. 1., was - ' ___ how lla,-,_ songs and lMrs. W. E

few days ago Mr. H. R. Moase, oi Kensington, had the misfortune to

valuable horse The animal

ed. ‘

_.Mr W R_ Lnrter, popular lbarber

date barber sildp on Kent S-trcet ln llw -building formerly occupied by the Stewart ‘Dakelryt The storel has been remodclled and paintcdl lnulllo and ull 1-he realli-remcfllfl Of, a modern -barber sh0D haV6 hee"

laces of business in the city AS

there is no comment lloelllfll 'Bhd without doulbt he \vlll have every success in his new stand.

WILL SPEAK ON CHURCH

the Church Union question from

'B words to n line. Groups ol ri figures, lnitlnl letters, count ns

one"uva`rll. 'l0o per cent. dlscon of |uI.»u d must be Pnld for.

nt. for cash. Address forma lllh

speelul llutel Furnished lloomn

' `lrl..7ili: gil seven words lor one week. Situation Wanted, li0_o for

nm/on Words per week.

,=-_.

,___

to consumer. Writg The J. R. Watkina Oo., 379 Crai

_ ‘boot for men only. $7.50 per pair-'_ BAD NEWS.-The many friends- Edward. at Purdie & F‘erguson's. ,_ of Commlandant Hlgdon will re- -

The writer attended the rehears-

Pll TUESGHY evening, and to say he

was l'”liDl'lsed_ at the ilu-provenlent

east,_puttillg it mild. The ulcln- llers .novo -been faithful ln attenu- ll? lh€_l‘9Klll<lr weekly practices and t.lelr work showed couscent- lous effort and attention to their dlrector. When the second con- cert l-“heh Piece next Tuesday evening, local theatregoers will g~-t *Well ll blsser all/l'l>rlae lluln that nt the first conccrt_ `

=a_F~=.l

F`F'f°!/*F7

_F1?°_"1f"F

.M-cDonalv.l McDosald ..~---14-1

159

_ K. or c.

WST "MSE ON Rom A- .Kufo

194

lose a ' - _Coyle broke its leg while going over the - C _ 184 mail route and had to be destroy- V- 01' ~’

826

OPENS NEW BARBER sH0p_ Tollll ........ or this cl-ty has opened an unto- Esxlmos

MoQuuid Paoli Coyle ---~---139 Doyle 97 Wynne ....---130

lg.Mr_ Lllu~ter'.. nhl-my ns .-ll llllrhor lNvlNolal.Es

Lartel' Keenan .......169 Reardon ...----130 Ready _`....._1-39 Hogan ___.._.1-49

iRov. W. G. Brown of Red Deer, _l_ Praugllt lslta.. who have -been touring lllelc. lvlooonula ..._,._.......159

\Marlti-me Provinces under the aus-lS_ Tl-alum ptces of the Presbyterian Churcll_L_ Robertson

-gl. l._‘ 1 ` ' |Association will give -addresses in

ooo ¢4+¢4+¢¢ o_o* »w“NH ’ ‘ 7* ° lSt. James Church Hall tomorrnw,l

..195 171

837 710 796

343

Mlgcengnqqug Friday night at 8 o'clock. Adver- Total

4113i

, ____ ~A. E. iinrlris 161

I l'

149

, . _ _ C. Al' s lastlll. Ca='vell 103 155

3 5'- W°" l Mr onlin lllt-Kay ol East Bed- 0" 'he L O ~ l l-ofa.; .hui-;vl_ .tl-.-1,.-ll.. 1:11 145

M°“"l`*°l' ' RUPTURE APP'-'ANCEB-Al’l’l-l forl ls vlsltlu 'frinulls l the cltyl“ll?l“ 'l“’ A" C°"“"“‘ ‘e

--<._\_,____;

____ _

lu, -

chls rtl i

dito als brid work Hih

°ll. N ' - . ‘ . - . `

--_-_--*Z ost prices. Pronllpt renlittnll<~'~| __~_ - - Al c°"‘°'l'77

103

Fon SALE cEN'rsE on wA|_l_ Post to Old Teeth Delwl, Drawers Mrs. E, rurquhnrsnh null Mrs. L“"°"lY

iif- `l.l!l10_ilerv display stands with blur, 277. Vancouver. B. C. io..-ken nrt- visiting lu Mt. stewart __ W b _ __

also cash carrier system. A-pply 3-15-tta14l lthe lluests of Mrs Wm. Molten-' ' 6 5 e

.W. 'I'-.--Wellner Co., Ltd., Queen l1ie.

Bt- 4-7-tl

_ susluk-as Psorafrrv Fon

sale on Grafton St., occupied by Todd and Co. Price $2.750 of

-. fwhich 321.000 may remain on

mortgage. lr not sold -hy A~prll§ 19 will be rented. Rofbert Cotton

Wllllow Corner. 2|

>---_-1-______.__§_..i Male Help Wanted

MALE HELP WANTED-MAKE1

Money st home $16.00 to $60.00

_Paid weekly for Jour spare time writing _sllowcar e for us. No Canvallllll. We instruct and llllwly you with work.. Weat- ADKUI ’Srowcar<i Service 103 Coiborne Bldg. Toronto. ,_

, 11-11:-dtf ‘

_ WANTED-INDUSTRIOUS, CAP able m'un 25'to 50 years. in ust- ern End King's County. Handle! local trlt/_de delivering Rawleigh’sl

Good -Iilitlltll Products direct to home. _ rgiest, best. lastest sell-l ing llne.' Products on time. low- est whofibsale. no advance ln_ prices. "N-o experience, practic- ully no ’caplal needed. We ieach_ you 'to nrdnage your own per- llln.nent,’ ` `prot1ta-ble business. Largest. strongest Company. gives most, eo-operation. Writel nge, occupation. references. W. r. nawlel h ca, nent. mo. I-on-,

Molson' and Ile* more

__ Are'-Believed of Eczema '

wr .l.="`--1‘ . che. i\L`5Pa11tllr; Elin.

. NV

entiaeczema.

to me-before

MAID WANTED-FOR GENERAL

WANTED#-A GIRL FOR HOUSE-

m ..ll.»..l l ....1 ~ l l

.....l.l.l.'3l..a-...t° “frm muff-l»l»l1»l:

dwnaentwu nmee"nmvvohrtllle:.1l'uadred dol|.:r:

INKLESS FOUNTAIN PEN-'-FOL-

low' the dollars-$50 to 8100 ner week, the money yours, some-

- thing new, not an old, worn-out

proposition; field untouched; ex- perience unnecessary; takes everybody by stozlul; money rolls ln, shcw 50 seil (J, demonstration in one lninuto,solls on dsmonstra tion. The new lnkless Fountain Peo, the twentieth century won-

_ der, never leaks or spills with ' this pen. no more use for the ink

bottle; sample pen 50°, this D10 position is 18 karat; money back if not .tl represented: ssent's profit 200 per cent; exclusive ter rltory; send for :pen agency to- day. Don't. walt. Inlnless Foun- tain Pen Co.. 1‘22 8th St.. D09

Moines, la., Dept M. 24 ts7l ll

....,..____,,_-_.-.._-._i- *_

Miss Louise Traillcr has re-

_ Messrs. Earl Grunt, Jack Wight, and John Fraser have returned to tho city to resume their studies in P. W. C. eliter 1(-pending their

lMr. James Paton is able to be

fined to the house wit/h an attack

“IF

turned to the City to resume her t _ l 84 studies .'li.'l’.W.C after up-ending °“ il--r Easter holi.!'l_\s at her hour- _ ' ` ' ln Al.lmoy_ " G. ltlrlddigan

.“‘>f-*F*

_ Doucettc

213

Doyle 159 Doucette 131

Rea-rdon McMahon -130

Joy 113 Callaghan 131

121 239 122 173 131

786

134 180 1511 161 155

188 159 172 183 170

the Presbylterlan standpoint will be 'poml ____ pleased to hear that the Rev. Dr. RAILWAY

MoGilvray of Guelph, Ont., and t-he F_ Nicholson

154

151 162 136 147 165

761 .2318

175 1.20 106

147 136

136 21 14 118 159

765 2374

155 Thellna Jenkins 133 92 135 205 130

installed so that Mr. Larter now. 743 795' has one of the most attractive Total ........

116 183 16-l _ _ __ _ 202lMurltl Weeks 145 1i0 125

UNION-All those interested inl -----

707 872 79

. ; l,_ ' 113

ances for Rupture, full particu- ( ' g_______ " lL. 0. -L. team with a good tolli P Miller

For Sine . _ l____s_ Write ___ (__ smmh Brmah Mr (_ P Mpcnrlhy ,rlgnlsh _of 2318 pin-s against 2101. _ M/_lliellzie

__ _ Appliance Specialist. 15 Downie .vos ,ln fho 'ony yo,,lol.,loy_ l The highest score was rolled bl . . Lamont __ _

'__;` l

_ FOR 3A|_E_REG|51'EREp vom( St. Stratford, Ont. 1120935-23-tt _ _ . 720

shim prlgg, l'ivew¢.gllg.ul¢l_ bamh| _~__ Ml- and M,-5 Alf;-9,] Affleck nl-e_lll’ 11 "°l"‘l M 254 plush ml fl-olol

tyre. lluportnu sire. D. H. Mur-|FM-SE TEETH (OLD) ANY CON- vlsltlllg lu lvltfstt-wnrl, the guests __c'g`_§’e3_l_°"l“g W” ill” "le “l’ “ ' |llll_ll 'rwo _liolluru _una .l-_‘my -cullllslu luclllst-llc ww- infill in this nw-

A. Joy of the L. O. C. wllo Dlll-

14 162 .. .. 113 18

'-'-lTh-is was the Zions first defeat und tice of the -Supreme ‘~Cllllrt. of Ellwllrd island.

24.lhe league now stands wllll SL Prince ‘Ellward 'island on the appli-

1.l3l ng was 8 m°`“p un seo ‘ fl) That the .said Stlpendiary.

» Magistrate had no jlll‘is<lictl'lll .lol 13. Tllzlf in view of the fnctthat

mul-le the -said conviction; `-Section 52 _of Tile Prollibiiinu Art (2) That 'Section 52 of 'l`llel~luls been del-lzlrell ultra vires of

lProllibition Act is not in force; ltlle ll’roviul~ial 1.egi.~‘.lature, uud ill

Easter .holidays with their -parents Tama . 626° 684

.L ' D.

out again after having been con- A

of the "-flu.” _ _ I 1

A-no-ll forty .lvu__ st<_>__l_val_-_l__ m

.Misa Bessie oalnlel of this city §*‘""g °“ ‘M_&“” _lf “°e_;e_______g Almll Total .... nderwent a serious operation yes- 9;: an:;_m;_’ead°:'° ‘Yer the following) ST. JAMES tenday morning]-n -tho Pl-lnlle Ed. ______________ ‘ .A. Stewart

To Let ward Island Hos.pitn.l,_and is doing "De Frl o __ |Pr0l’. Wat-kls .

ss well ascan be expected. _. L€_;l§lug il; B your lnlonoeo ,lo.iR. A. Pendleton'

'E. Farnsworth _...______.1-i0

1-Q |_51'._-rwg olfrlcis NEX1 -partulo from oulr community in the C _ _ ~

to American Consulllte well Hear llllllre -WB. Yollr friends desirlll - Slillllle ---- lighted and heated. __Alll;§_“ll _. 'to _il-xlJ_l'<:-o_o -to you the 1°" W0 ll - T28

- ' ""'* r lx ee . tw" nan' M H. ln loving memory of Sidney emyvour many unscifish acts of- Toi-al .... ........ 2158 matter of the application of Roy- this province for beverage pllrpn-1~

1-38 188 158 155

143 172 117 161

ll la to ‘bc hoped that ll c(l-l_l-

vllv house will greet the lllomhers When the curtain rises Tuesday 01/chills. Alu-ll ml.. sont sult- 0l-llful Lonlorrow, Friday luorniug at 9.:-10 a. m.

BOWLING

Won Ly the la-tter with a tollll ol

Spark _Plugs

A. G. Park-s 168 137 151 Evelvluliolwatt 64 88 97 Tollie Whitlock 90 81 9-i Mary l(`h-:lndler 101 117 151 Aullellc -3/llcKinnon 154 107 128

12S

658

- 710

'l‘oi:ll 2107

_Z<o->--

Reg'iar Lellers

Earl Mclnnlis -1111 12\8 122

Ruth Ileurtz

116 723 116 130

Louise I-laszalld Etiull Jenkins

690 650

Total ._

o _

109 58 66

Van B611 102 81 122

S1 100 1110

_ ,

, .

Barbour and Hon.

IN THF] SUPREME COURT OF

A.D. 1922, lll .tile said Clty of Chul-

dollars and two dollars and fifty cents costs und in dcl'uu'lt. uf plly- ment to be imprisoned ill the Coln-

I`il tile lltllllllxrnlllll .Illllu Alt-x:lllli\\r

-Matllicsoll, Chief Jllstive of the ‘Supreme Court of .llltlit-uturc of l'riuce lldwarll llsland, Tile lion- ourable lrraucis Lo~ugwurtll Hurs- zard lllld the llonourable Aubill ‘Elllllolld A-rsenault, Assistant Judges of .tile said Court: 'i`lle humble petition of the Hon-

ourable James Jose-ph Johnston of

(leulge ll. iiiuliluur of -Sulumcrsille

lllllter "'i‘be Il’rollibitiou Act" of

130 .186

Glllnt 8-8 97 H_\_iclt 143 91 Jenkins

_ You

.lcrl-s

. Affleck

_1:s¢,~l'>

84 97 101 97 115 85

127 138

-Sheweth:»~

of October, A.D_ 1022, lPatrlck Mu-

day of September, /\.D 1022, and

ilu the said Clty of Charlottetown,

($2 50) costs, .lull lll dl-f.ullt ufplly

Johnston Exlaining Cause .for Delay.

The following is the -petition 101' of Oertiorarl. declared that Seotlon leave to appeal to llllf Pl'lVY Cullfl' 52 of The Prohibition Act is llitrll cil in tllo mutter of thc \Prohi'bltlun vl,-95 0( the vl,egislu.ture of this case reported yesterdayz- Province nolwltllstundlng the pro- Domlnion of Canada. visions of ’l‘ilc Prollillitioll Act

Attorney General

Province of Prince Edward lslalldf/tnlelldmout Act. 1922-

8. 'Filat ill tile said lust men-

JUlDlCA’i‘U1bl<} tioucti Judgment the Sllpmnlle

Court further declared that t-he rif-

'l`ll€ lllhl-ll llily 01'-Allrll. A-11 1923- cent decision ol' the Judicial Conl-

ilu thc lin-:liter of tile upplicaliorl mittee of tile -Privy Council in Rex j__dgm___-__ or _ho lwonllolh day of

of lPn-trick .\ioKenna for u Writ of v_ Nah lllell Llquol-5 Ltd., wolllll '

Certiora-ri to remove illto tilis~Coul‘t involve ‘Section 51 uf ’l‘ile Prollibl- a certain record oi’ all 0l'de-I' or C011' tion Act in the same conllenluatiou

T _ _ _ _ _ vie-tion made by Kenneth John as Section 52 ol' the said Act, lllll W" “"1 l"l"’”“““‘l‘ l“‘l‘°S Marlin -ls Stloenlliary Magistrate the court deulul-ed that with ulul

nlutT_h_L‘s were rolled last niglll 'll' for tile lClty of |Charlottei.0WIl. lll the Court was not then cnnuerllell. the in ““"y's~ Queeu's County, on or about the 9. That Sections 51 and 52 of

In me first betwem the Spark llllloleelllll llily 01 0<‘l0ll0l'. A- D- the said Prohibition Act are tbl!

Plugs and the Rcgulllr l"€ll0W-1 lllll 1922, whereby the said *Patrick M11- sections which punport to prohibit f°rlll‘fl` W0ll 0111 hy H l'llll10l`ll-N01 147 Kenna was convicted for that be lilo sale, keeping for su-le. and DOS nlns' the said 'Patrick '.\iloKen'|la lletwl‘l2ll session oi’ intoxicating liquors ill

f1`ll.» second _game betlwccn .hc the .first lilly Ol Selllelllller. A- D- t-he 'Province of |Prlnce Ellwarli

Timber Tots and C. W. (Ts WHS 1922, and the fifth day of Otztohel-,i'l,,-llmll for -beverage purposes.

2248, ' lottetowu, unlawfully did have irl 10. 'Phat ‘by Sections 152 :lull

_l<‘ollowiu-g was the line up and his llossessiun intoxicating ‘liquor 153 of an Act of the iParliauleut Oi'

Sllvrillll which had not been purcllased from Canada passed ill the tenth your

tl vendor in a<:<~ol'llance wi'.l\ the of His pri-sent Mujer-lty’s reign :lull provisions ot' The 'Prohibition Act lntltulcd “Au Act to Ameud_ tbs- ill such case made and provided on Canada Temperance Act." it is en- tllc prosecution of George H. Bar- ucted, that upon receipt by the Sec- bour. ami was adjudged to forfeit retzlry of State of |Cunnda of u copy and pay tile sum of two hundred of a l‘l-.solution of 1.-he Legislative

Assembly of any province in wllicll (hero is at the time in force u lllw prohibiting the sulll of illtrlxlcatlllg

118 ______ mon Gaul of Qllelllvs County for liquor iur in-vc-mgte purposes, rv- oglll the space of three lulolltils. questiug ll vote of the elf-l-,tors of

' I

the pl'llvlncl~. ou the prollibilioll of the illllportllthlll of llltoxivalillg liquors into such province, the (luv- crllor ill Couulzll uluy issue ll pro- clamation fur the holding of avutc ol' plebiscite in slltih province on such question; and that ill the eveutof more than ouellulf of tile total number' of votes cast on out-ll plobisclte being ill favor of -:ucll

-Council del-lure the prohibition of

1960 in said Provilll-4-, -Chief _lil-lllolglor the importation of illtllxiuzltillg

liquor into llle -province to be in

Timber Tots said Provlllve. i'lll'ce; llutl by -Sm-tion 154 of said

Al-t it is enacted that if the said

1. 'That ou tho nillatoonlll day pl'ollil~i1ioll of tile importation ci' 121lKeu'lla, of Cllurloltelo\vu,iuQueen’sliul-ce that uo l>lfl`S0ll Shall llllllflrl. 110_Couuty, ill said is-land, Taxi Driver, Send, taku, or transport illtu ouch 69lwas convicted before KenuetllJ<lllll Dl'0Vllllfff ally intuxll-ating liquor ex- lpl. Martin, -Esquire, |Stipcndi;lry Mug- cept. as autllorlzeil by tile prtlvisious ---,istrllte ill and for tlhe said City of ol’ the said Section.

____ __ 2 'l 001 6 illlll Cllurlotltctown, for that he the said

A “nts “,“u'_ed _ . lllsemem wlll appear in The Gunrdll ' '_ Total ._ _.1964 Il’l1tl'iclt »Ml:Kl¢nll;l between tho first _ 11- 'l`llal during the session of

U , . ____ l _ _ . ' A `W/KNTEU --TWO FURNl5.l'lEDll““ l°’"°l`l'°“'~ ` \ " ' , c_ w_ cl, ltlle -iiftb dlly of -Ot-teller, AJ). 1922, 'Prince ldcilvurtl -l.~ll:lll<l in thc

Wmmo. l.|vg3____Aeau1-e ron; rnonls; sullnfolo for light house- --°°>-- l » -

ns- 150' ducts. Direct keeping. Aplply 1'. O. 506. City. PERSONALS

linllul°..- into the province is in

U l It Ver. 4410--ii l ll- 0 ge 3 01 Ml'“ Wlll Mcxemle I lrnclllt to bl-him-prisoucdaill the ollull Januar last/ A D `1l‘l2"ll) which rr

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BOWLING I

_mon jail of Quecntl 'Colluty for-the

1 -l period of three .molll.lls_ es being vzlrst bv tile electors 0‘lilr-

ll-»£l-St lllgllil 011 lhe Y ll'l'l9}f~‘l the 2. Tllllt on llle tlventylflftll day 'l'-l‘0vllll'o in favhl'oftllll prnilibltiou

-_ St. Jwmes Ollllroll tfflllll llelelllffil of November, A.l). 1922. ll Rule ol the ilm-llnrtution of illtuxicstillg Dlthe Zion Chu-rch team by 112 Dlllll- Nlsi was grantell by the Chief Jlus- lllllllll'S into the =i’roviu1-c of Prince

__lomes_ Zlon ond Poople all lla cation of the said 'Patrick McKenna 12. That the Governor ill Coun- _lor flrot Fool,l_lon_ _` for ll Writ of -Centlorarl to remove <fl_l _llus not yet flccluretl sulrll -pro-

15S| ,ML l-l_ A_ Pendleton rolled tho into the said Sllpreme Court the lllbltion of-intoxicating liquors into 118 hlghesl total ol- 515 plum olso the record of t-lle said conviction m~l-ide lllif Province of Prince Ellwaril lllglhlghest single of 189 mns_ Follow by tile suill Stipendiary -Magistrate 'lslllnd -to be in force, so far as g54|_ th 1. d res __ on the following grounlls:~ your ‘Petitioners are aware,

ZION

Douglas McKenzie

1-i9 159 146 149

Robertson 113

116 97 127 91

139 139 121 175

148

Crasweli Nicholson

(3) 'l`h-at the said Section 52` of 'I'-be l'rollibitiou Act. is uitral

view of thc serious doubt as lo the validity of Sectiml 51 of the

vires notwlthsltuntllng the provl-`said Act, a grave question arises sions of “The ProhibitionAmend-,whether the said vote or plebiscitc

608 72l ment Act, 1922." of the electors of Prince ldciwurll 2046 ilsll-md was valid or could llavl- been

3. That on the twentieth day of grunted. llul! if suoll plclliscite were

98 149 March, A_D. 1923, the said Supreme uot valid, another grave _question 114 93 Court dellvcned judgment in the_ulny arise ulllicr Sub~sectloll Two 156 189 sail: ulppiicutlon making uhsolulo of Section 156 of the suili At-t to

the said ‘Rule Nisi and orlleriug a umenll the _ Canada Temperance,

129 169 Writ of Centloruri to issue. Act, :ls t.o wllctiler or not another 151 172 4. That ou the tclltll day 0f.plebisl-ill- or vote, bringing illto -- January, 1922, the said Sllllrelneifllrl-e the prullibitlou of llle import- 658 772 Court. delivered judgment in the ation of intoxiczltlllg liquor into

A-"i;e'nn]c Yelp Wahtod Raymond McNevin. who departed llelpfulness you have endeared -_--_eh mond Flood for a Writ of -Csrl.lor- es roulll orvwollld be granted witb-

housework. -Reference required. Apply 148 Pownal St.

work. Apply Mrs. Fred 1'. Mc-‘l

Rae, Charlottetown 11.11.--ll.10__

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using it 1 had spent a great

To intercedo for the one we

love.

-lnsortcll 'by wife and children

Deaths

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Chau'| other medicines, the Nerve Food having restored my health after luffelllll

from severe nerve trouble when a girl."

a boaroll dealers, or S515 5 Call

` -` Iia»ll`.ln.:'5¢. at 2 lo. ln- ~ lll*»°l'll\°lll

ROBERTSON-At, Klnlsboro. Lot 47. on Tuesday. April 10th. S. S- lbobertson passed away after 8 l>l'0- lonxed illness. l-le is survived bY his widow and one son. » vraesvl lilo-l at vol-lr. Anrll 11. Solomon Vellsey. H011 80 Y9,ll"~ lam..-.rl vvrvlgevo the home or his

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shown thus far, s. true alrpreflll'

ml llfe April 1922. 1, lf l lll_ 'ph sick have al- _ srl declaring that section 52 ol ln tlllec _leurs fruln the lust -plebls-‘

s _ ¥;_l‘;f's (_o_____‘:_ “you __€___‘?_y to help ond The Prohihi-tioll -Act was ultra vires out-_ _

0116 l0llK 10110 YBBI' has :P88890 the _mxlouo ones have found wm- ofthe Legislature of this lProviuce.

away’ ‘ h with t an thought M C. A D t nd family 14. T-han since the said judgment

Banca you 'mama' nm: are” fgtll)llltyl¢!J‘\\l‘11‘(t;l:nerpelao1)l`t1i colh-fort. Murllsy- Rlvlll. xlgiylg :hook oll 5. That oh the third day of May. ill this matter was delivered sev-

Dwme’ ~ You -have freely given of your those who kindly assisted them ln 1922, all Act was passed by the eral rlllcs nisl for Writs of ‘Certi-

.And the sorrows you've left bt- _‘ Legislature of this lProvlnco. intit- orarl have been granted to quash

hmd (___ l-are muglcal talent to please or t0 their recent sed bereavement __ ___ A A _ __ _ _ _

y _ _ l uled The Prohi lion ct ment lonvlctlnul made under said Ser?

No velling e'er can hide. `9°°m° as the “casio” hrequhxl elm ‘mae wh” Nm messages 0 ment Act, 1922," providing among tion 52 of The -Prohibition Act and

and ‘wc rear "hu we ave sympa y' _ other things that nothing ill the your ‘Petitioners alltlclpute -thu-t~li

But the thollllht that we s-hall ' _ ` -Prohibition Act or ill the said The the said Prohibition .Act is c-nforc~

meat you ' _ tloo 0; .the unae_ll'l1l_ll_sir»l__l_l_t___§l_l_:_l l».-olllhlllon Ant Amendment. Act, ell by the ulnl-ers appointed to on-

lgl that loud so lvwset and hf_all' gsxatie '.lf'°:;::_';i_m_d, yum real _ - 1922. __sllould_prevm;t any llerson fortlc lhl- sumt-__npplit-aitons lvlll be ‘ eems 0 aase our ac ng "- ‘ " ` ‘ ‘ from av ng iquor or cxpor sae mlllo tn qllas uuy conv ctinnsl

holirts . merits °f ym" mlwlcal stlrigll tok You Are often Judged lh his liqllnr warehouse provided which may he mulls under Section

A lt th -if- d are Klhdly 11068111- f-hh! 9 ”" .l :rch so lld the bllsiness tl i til _ id A't. n( mme 8 our gr 8 an C ) of mn “mem not for ns mmnsllc By The ` Shine lzllllflrlietlv bn ollmrelln complied with , 0 e qu L Far on h-5-gh our prayers Welvflllle ”_l°“°»a'"l We DMV _l£ha:_“§_“; the requirements of Section three 15. Your Petitioners also fear

fiend l‘.'ml`°'l(‘°“ lmmwnyé as a beponol - ' Of -the -‘llllll The Pmllllllflhll ACI that any searches for or sulzllrnsl

To Gorl’s blessed throng alh0v¢_ :_J_t_!_i;ol‘_t_!__§<_:: l_l:_y__;lt;'y 2-_y__ll_?____l;____e" ur oes Amelldmellt 301. l_922. ol; lrfllll SPl_- oi ilqnor ill postlesslon of persons /ind his immaculate mother wa - ' ' ling ntox ca ng quor rom sllc mllor than lh0_-.0 ehllllhll ll, how.

do entreat 0"' hw* Wl5‘h°S llllelld V3:-) You can wear your old "comfy" liquor warellollse to persons in liquor ill their possession llullor

‘sllilell 'ht' l°l’W P°l'°°o__»me_ nlloag and have mem look bright other provinces or ln foreign noun- lll- provisions of lllt- Prolllllllloll The Wheat Ufvmesteem C B ‘ and smart if you keep them well lrlfifl 0" 10 ll \\'ll0l"~’lll<‘ Vl‘llll0r ll- \t‘i may give rise- .to ur-tinus for

- Of n llllrllé 3 ~ llol o_ fills 'l’rovlnr'l=. illlllngus ln rcsllect lf su ~ll . -l r 'l -

Man rlgntt although taser. com- 9° le .. ,,,,.| .,.l,,,,._ ‘ ‘ `" ' ‘ ‘

liletclf 'bv surprise reslwhllefl l" “ Just shlllo them regulnrl wllh ll. 'rhhl lull- or nu- l.-lrllll--or ul l' ` l

fittlnl: manner, after which the ll-F BIAAOKO and secure an easy and The l"'l'oillbi|lull Act Alnl-lldlneul lo, 1~||,,l_ ll... (;(,\~..,-,,m,.hl ol rw-lllblll Ellwlll 0"-l°l'°‘l “‘““’°' lasting polish 'which softens and Act. 1922. wn-1 to -lun--t tho olllcv- llrllloo lldliwllrll lslllnll lla: simu- ,g“”‘°’ ""1 ““ ""°°'"""“°l "°°”°" preserves the leather. (Use 'ran-o .non lo lho_vnllfllty ol Ser-tl-ln rn' ‘ho l-ua.-llnlt-nt or the sum lfrnhlhl-

(or Tan shoot) of l-he 'Prohibition Act declared tcgion Act in the year 1018 received

Escaped Insane ?;1‘.'-‘l.§.."l..f.‘§i`l.;i"?.l.T‘#$.$i‘.J“i ill" `l"“" "‘ '““““’ ’"“’ "“’

_ ' . . . - - . ,e n s jrellsury of tho ‘Province from the

C » t Bostdn 'Blacklng' C0. sn-ill illllllnlent in the said Plooll Government control of .the sale of-

S P _ _ _ MHNTREAL lillhe- _ li_lluors___wit.hln this ll‘rovince under .

. t. o sa Prohibition Act, and if - - -

loud., l, Th, Q.,-,,.,l|,,.l 7. 'rhnl bv the stud .luflzmeutol .sections 51 ahll sz nro luvallu auch W- ll- V- '.’ll'_'i"*"'~

msvdmw-naw N Y A ril 11- "albino me Surface lilo -‘blnrcmc 'Court 'delivered onrevenues are liable to he really MIHIIIM

- . . - lf’ ' _ ' ' f _ - ll _ - __ fl _ "_ on ll .tho twentieth day- of March, 1023,dcpre .ist rl, ss th ro w uid than b ~

Egg;ll7;2°.;¢ll:vl7l';tl¥gg'f:f;:’l:y - ‘_”‘ “W ° °° A the 'Court in rrlaking absolute bbeno -regtrtftlons up7>n` ing posssapioll .'.‘-of

.‘-. . . .- ' Rule - ‘ ‘ ‘ -

M" been l_ec”m,°d_ _ Nlal for the issuing or s Writ and sale or liquors. _. _ __ _

the Legislative Assembly of

year 1922 a resolution nl

l6_l_llul;l\vi’ully dill have ill his posses- U10 Slllll l-@l=llHl1ltlV0 A856111- lollslllll lntoxlcullng liquor w-llll-ll hull bi.v \vl11~' ‘lm-“Soil reuuv-Stills the D0 _I4 lhul lleeh llllrlg-hagcll fl-.hh ll vpllllllr minion (lovcrnmeul to hold tl pinb- 77_lu accortlullcc witll tile provisiolls u4_llf the sllill Prolllllllioll Aol <;;l l§,;; biting the inlportatioll of inttlxilzlll- 13],pl'uscl-.lltion of the :lbovc nalned llllf llllllllr llllil l’l’illCc llltlwuril ___ lfleorge ill. llllrbollr, and was ull. island, and by all Order in Council

794 mlijllllgreli to forfeit und pay the sum 01' l_ll0 Government of Camilla pass- 2248 lol’ 'l‘wo Hundred Drlllzlrs ($2(|0_0|)) ull ln pllrslllllltrc of said rc-solution

iscltsl on tile quesllioll ot the prohi-

Y :

suited ill ll large majority of tile vol,-

- llll Pllnllllllllulllw

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17. `T`hllt for i'hc reasons Rossin-

beforc slot forth yunl' =l’eti oners submit that grave constitutional llueiltionrl arise out 01’ U19 Bhld 119" l-lsloll, of the slim'-me 'C°“l`l lhlhll’ lnuller, iuvolvlug _the Vllll‘lllY 01 |lrovl`ncll1l lcgislatlon enacted for the ullatelneut and prevention 0( ll loolll evil in this Province.

18. Tllut your'Petiti0flers feel

lhemtlalves aggrieved by the said

Marlcll, 1923, delivered by the Sil- pl'¢.ull=, Court of this Province ill this matter. and respectfully ask leave to appeal therefrom to Hill Majesty' ill Council.

lil. That your Petitioners sub-

ulil that the questions illvolved in the said judgment of l-he twentieth tl-,ly of Marcin lust by reason of tllvir great general and pllbilc im- portllucc and for the realwllrl here' in set forth, are such as ought. to be submittvll to llis Majesty in Council for decision.

Your Pctitiollers therefore pray

that your l.ol~<lslllps may be pleas- ed to lmlllt to your Petitiollers leave to :lppeal from the said judg- ment of the twentieth day of March A. D. 1923, to His Majesty ‘inCol1ll- cil upon sllrrll terms and conditions as are provillcll ily the Rules and practice ill appeals from this Pro- vinci- to ills biajssty ill Council llud :ls to your lalrtlsilllxs shall ‘sl-eul ullevt;

Anil your Pelltlollcrs will ever

pray, etc.

(Su-l.) James_Joseph Johnston.

Attorney General of

'Prince Edward -lsllrnd.

(Sgd.) George H. Barbour.

Dominion of Canada. Province of Prince Edward Island.

Cllarloltelowll. in suld Provillolz, prollibltloll ol' the importzltiou ui ` liis >M:ljesty'.~l Attorney General lnlliquor into the 'i’rr>viut~e, the (lov

631 and for llle Hllill Province, and of erllor ill Council slluli by Order ill

-ls: 'ru-l-z su.l°n.r.lvl-1: ooUs'r`_

-or .luulclvrurlm

ln tile matter of the application

of 'Patrick McKenna for a W-rlt of Ccrliorarl to remove into this Court n ccrlnill .record of an oder or con- viction made by Kenneth John Mar- tin as -Stipezfllary Magistrate for the City of Charlottetown, in ,Qucenls Cullnty. on or about the lniueleeulh day of October, A. D. 11022, who-relly the said ‘Patrick Mc- l(<:nua was convicted for -that he ltlle said Patrick McKenna between lille 'iirs-t day of September. A. D. ‘1!l22, null the fifth day of October, .\.D. 1922, in the said City of Char- lctlemwll unla_wfully did have in

_ills llllsscssiun intoxicating liquor

\'.'llil'll hull not been purcllasell -from u vi-.llllor in ut-1-orrlllnce with the flwovisiolls of Tile Prohibition Act ill 1.-ucll 1-use made and provided on tile llrnseclltion of George H. Bar- bour. null wus adjudged to forfeit uuri puy lilo sum of Two Hundred llullllrs :lull 'I‘wu Dollars and Fifty

Vlmo on ll", l“o",,,S_,_on_l _‘dy ol. (tents costs llud in default of pay-

nlelll lo be inlprlscned lu the Com- nulu (lllol of Qlleenis -County for the space nf three months.

Wo_. the llollullrable James Joseph

Jollustou, of Charlottetown, in Qllt-cn's Cuuuly, ill 'Prince Edward island, His Mujesty‘s Attorney Gen- eral ill and for the said Province, and George H. 'l1arboul', of Sum. morsille, ill Prince County, in said ll’r.ovlnl-c, Chief 'inspector ullder till- Prollilllrion Act, several-ly molto out-ll and say as follow-s:

-'lhfl fir-Ht 1. the said James

.loslepll Jolluston, for myself say:

1. ’I’_hat to tile best of my lrnow-

l\fll»§l‘. lllforlllatlou auli belief the allegations -and staitements' cg". taint-tl in the Petition for leave to appeal to libs Majesty in Couhgll hereunto llnllcxed, llre true,

Anil l. the said George H. B". llvur. for myself say: '

2. That to .the best of .my know.

ledge. information and 'belief the .llivgalllolls and statements con. lllini-ll ill llle Petition for leave gg -'llun-:ll lo ills Majesty in Councll ilurcllnlo annexed, are ll-Us Pit" “W-#_

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