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m: rm sr/rbvam Continued from Pane One

r idmmonfz: l/Clqanellisheawiihi‘ ' 4 _ I . so, _Qui¢k‘r_Easier_ ed he for one~and he knew there.

' t; a» ‘tr curs GREASE

There wasn't it scrap oi‘ papeq- on, lilic desk in the premiers oltlce-—i nothing m show Where the coun- try stood. As the eltltliltlon develop-

were others with hiuii-shlvered in‘ ‘ his shoes with fear. lie ieit._n.t times llille illirowint: up the sponge and

having nothing more to llo with it. | it was felt that nothing inst the ini-

ore Sanit axy ll

VERYtwiSEand " tum of‘ your dy means wear n your corset u_n-_ 95 the corset is’ orrectly ‘made. .C. corsets do not esist stiiily. but icld gently with .. ch movement‘ of e body, thus as- uring long lvear pd comfort even o the most active oman.

Corsetieres in ending stores ev- rywhere will glad- y fit you with a .C.

Front Lace Back Lace White and Flesh Writcforbooklnsiiowing ' RC. stiles ilrteJ on living iii-minis. " RlSlAN ‘SET G. Cil. Lll/ilTED QU-Elhiil

l onrrcui Toronto

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are allowed u: one word.

Ienta. In no can can tlla rule be raaelval without renittanoa cannot

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FUR SALE s sALE-sselsfiiain VORK-

hire Bo 3 months old ~——D8!l- 9i Mat-Noll], Viililgt‘. (liven.

n- 8ALE..:HAND_ PRINTING

AT FOR SALE -BOAT AND engine, ttventy seven feet over ll, and 8 mackerel nets and (younger-George RapsomMor-

n 8ALE..--FARM AT CORN- wsil, sixty flvo al-ros owned‘ by i s. George L. Scott. Mill)‘ I Mc-Lentl & lientley. Charlotte- wn, or lo w. W. Cruflby. Uorn- aii. '

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ANIFED-TWO SECOND l-iA-ND cars suitable for tslti service. grey Dort preferred.) Apply 13b:

It

-———o+>—~———— ' A MILD WlNTER

Ever iilllcn ltlll) when ti-allleo dis- _ - amt that iln- planet Saturn had‘ “ plane 0f rlllirs around 1i. ‘£1181 iltlflli orb Iias been llvlllllill‘ “"1111 tmilo-ncrs Wilt-n a layman visits “ Ohsi-rvnl y, tho l-inlrs or Saturn I 6 thl- llf‘l\\'t‘ll|_\‘ phi-iiolncnli ho llS- 5- 11i’ asks in ho nlliVnYll, for iliusr

nKBJHOlIQ-ill famous, nri-flniil.-' 1e lo lll(' llill(i'il i-_\'l-. A parlillal" flyluirl- oi‘ llli‘.~‘(‘ villa"; a ihtit ihcy appear and iilsillilllllll‘. lit-n Galileo ilrsL illsi-lwvi-inul Kill».

‘with iii ovonv 2511-2 pwrlirs ll

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wk", ‘Valor. Hutu.‘ ‘taxi; ;-.:-r:eb:"¢torwardi¢ Iva aoatu (‘III ll I "Qalfiiiflifl-u-J’ count u pee ward. but five lllurop (aa 01,009)

cull rrnlitilncel to aver eon ma!‘

WANTElih-ONEIGOOQ USED B passenger tourng car Brothers" preferred.‘ Apply i134 Euston Street. .

‘ll-lzillvillflD-Felw tons pressed straw A R. MlcKay, Lawndale ‘Fami-

BIND ME YOUR RAW PURS.—I will buy for caah or handle on consignment for New York or London market. Satlateetory aer- vice, prompt returna likH. Ray- ner, ‘Bummerslde; P, b. l. or 167-

~ 158 West 27th. Street, New York.

Iu-crlon 8ALE..-ON MARCH

readily noticed as loo; us the flit siiio tinned towards the‘ 6Y8 °l' part of its broad surface is been slautwlss. lvlltlll the sdze is dlrm lllnc with the focus of-ilie (‘Y0K- "l9 shoot is practically invisible. S0.

(‘Ilrl plane rings, helm: l-(lwlllllll ll“ "lld in the dark the rinlizs can he (it-lect- mi (mly ivy-tile most powerful tele-

‘45. dil-uippeurm again" on visible liniil turnip become invisible until Aiilllfll 3 when they return to their normal

l‘ was much illsli-twsstlll Flillll plxtllufik. nlitkllgzothls nfionmnenon or “m .l' novel‘ llld lain-n tlial. l was l r i t do wnh our nmd n w‘.- m‘... of‘ ‘m t“ w ii lllllHl t'llllllllfllillllll‘.t\ r-.. son “ma” "n51" l‘! o heavenly M s: ‘n “nuhu-t ‘mgumpon

Win10’? (“ertn lnlY

position of more taxes wouivissvo the situation. The government 100k the mutter into ‘liifl handsi-fwilllii that it would be useless $0101.‘; i0 the people in the matter-unit! Willi courage worthy of tlhe occasion inc- eii the H3119.

in conclusion Mr. Nash conlhll- mauitcd the Commissioners oi’ Aa- rlculllure and Public Works and dwelt 811. some length on the cduca» tioua-l question, which he 00111311191‘- ed to be oi’ vital llmpoi1ance._

Mn. PETEIMBYUODIE was the next speaker. He wished to direct his remmlks to the leader of the op- position for the manner in which. that gentleman luid referred to iilm on the last day of lust session and tho first tiny of this. lLast YBB-r 119 staid ilf a man was not worth $500 he ‘had better no home: "119 Yin-l‘ he twiited me "to put my hmifl Oil and g0 home."

l-IONZA. E. ARSVENAULII‘: "Will the honorable gentleman elaborate? i have no ‘recollection of referrlnif

I Se! up ‘flue Form. Se! of Ilia Costume.

in any way to the’ 1191111011151?“ boots." . ' MR. BRODIE} was iireimrwl l0

tithe the some stand that he took last year. lie represented one oi‘ the ‘best districts in the province and ‘he df-zil rot tlillnk it necessary in take any slurs from any 0H8. not even tlielc-adnr 0f the oi“i>051‘ lion. Continuing, he complimented the lender of the government on his progressive policy. Touching upon the rordl improvements inau- gurated by the government, ho did not quite agree with the Com-miss-

‘ loner of Public Works in his road system, The proposition appeared lo ‘him to be an attempt to build‘ roads betem tnivn and town. between. Georgetown and Pllnrloite town and between (Yliarlotiniown and ISuinmersl-dc. lie preferred the plan adopted by Premier Driiry of Ontario who illvlilad‘ his attention lo the roads leading to the shipping plat-cs. ‘Part of the school system was right and part. of l; was ‘wrong. We ltrtvn the same school books as were used in thu days of (fairs and lillielziii . and in the days oi’ ill-l Davis gilveldllllfllll. llore Air. Brodie criticised lhu mutter contained in the set-orrl‘ and tlilrtibnok‘! coiilpzir- in: it with the school hnolmol‘ Ho! land. Dcnmark and Swlftorlnnd. These lmollu-l i-illolvuti faint animals, told oi‘ their user-i. ihuir products, Bil’. ’l‘hesv Wvre ‘Lin; kind of hooks the CllllilPPD of this province should he instructed iii. iic liiouirli. it ‘lllll ll F9"? "day for l’. E. Island wlvn thepotato floirr. mill proposi- tion wns turned down inst year. The company that was refused a place here has built n ‘plant. in New Brunswick and is now paying fifty ' can-ts a bushel while the common cial price thorn is min-.li lower, He > spoilt: 0i‘ the benefits oi‘ the Potato GFMYPFH’ Association for the organi zation-‘of vrhicll he clltlinelll some credit in co-operatlon with Mr. J. 5- lllillfilfllwn of Altgiistlne Cove. liir. Brodie quoted exténil-ivety gram llewilllllllors showing the value to _ (‘rmadn of the flax industry and ihoiitzlit something should he dong 1° ellllllllmlle Allis industry hem where the soil is specially suited for its cultivation. He thought this province could grow a lrlfgt; pm, portion of tho flux used in Canada. and the United st-nes". m. aflpfegat ed the incl that tfanllerles hm] bnen‘ tllsiroutlnllédi 1h a. is; island ti... be "mug?" llle Kovemment should sub sidize n convpanvdtnr ti“; "mo-n.

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ress 9 it 13 almost BBW "lid "l, Chumuemwn‘ . lion. of this industry. H: t d .= feet. condlunll. (Inst 5130- . tlie-farnlcrs of this prhvwiytleezaitrlp pply to Giint-tiian (liilue ""-*-'*""MISOELL_‘A" N"""FT"OU' s " mnre taxes "m" any bumr Qlnézél

You may tax Lllf‘. nflrlmvl-i...» vvtflnl‘ he conlpanlos, said ~M,-_ Brodie “vou tuav tax their incomes and everything they possess mu! H"... W" "m! around undiclspthe tax on tile implements they sell the ixlq-m ers and add interest besides. He. contended) the boll lax at least should be reducwl t» $2 (it) lllll- 3 llT-SSMN fviloireli. His tevi was taken front. “Rfintliq- m, account oi‘ your steawrinili“ rm» w,“ llllly b9 Steward no longer." (Laugh tel l. _He complimented the speaker on his errrlncntly fair l-liliwn or last yimr liid hoped lie wouldicon. tin-ue tile same policy this year. 11g "Bympnihlzed with ih~ honorable ‘member from Charlottetown, (Mr. Higgs). on what ho was "up against". at. the hands of the Guard ian. Mr. Hessian uttered; a solemn warning, solclnnly delivered, lo lho

61111111111111 _ HEALS SKIN ltluaii

In PimpIesOn Face. ltched SdHad To Rub Them. Burned and Hurt.

23rd, 192i. at 2 p. m.. 60 acres oi’ land. East Roynlty3 1-2 miles from Charlottetown. Has never failing stream. For particulars apply E. Wheatley & Co, Ltd.

is like a sheet of tin which is

hen Saturn pill-lacs betwcendlie h and the sun. tlic etigo. o1 its

opes. Oil Novnnlhor l and

7 last lllll rings

became. visible February 22. They will be April l0 and then

"l9 and

qmdkis have ii considerable ‘llllflllfill. u. m1 vltfllll)’ conditions 11.10 llllll- of rourso is our ‘life 81"" l" “m” ways. while lhe-oiiect of the nmon m, mlpq ~35 i-c-t-onlzi-d. Does Suiilr" ‘pi-Mun... n, filmy ilnve the rink! i... '\‘|i]|' urbylflfl‘ position lper-lu-lilvil "m", smmiy; in l‘é“(‘ll us oihflr. . wise averted an influence that bu! n.3,". y. - mild wiultir? l} is m1 lil- {ermtivl-z oonltrturo Wll1°ll "lllmlt - ‘r °°“‘°'1"“$."i;.'; mus weather rrmrds w‘ 11 l‘ positions‘ or Baturn.'-1'7"°M°m Gioandifl)

why isn't Satan the 4__lsborin¢ man's friend if he ihiiirwvfk l"

w. my to do?

lllils iilrii l'tlgl‘~\\'|$(‘ to 11H‘. l-iiliil- l

; - l0 ' l 5 Nun la the syaiala can» pains, IN and st linen. The poison! IO quietly removed by the m d ‘I- films‘: - K|‘IIIQQ_LIIQI Pills. ‘I! all! a dose. m. a bu. all dllllra. -

my forehead and chin. They were hard and red and Intel‘ “W! "l!" w . whim heads. They ltched a0 I would m‘, ‘bgfahhgnf then they ntarted to bu n ur .

y!‘ :aw an advertisement for Outi- mn soap and-Ointment and-triad them and found they hfil 519-. I

rehaaad more and w en l-had uud thire cakes of Cuticura Soap and one and a half boxes of Cutieur: Ointment I was com lately healed]. (gmnqflfllfl Anna alLa-Carro l- Wuh" DQ- 6- 1919-

Glve Outleira Soap. Ointment and ‘talcum the an of your akin.

He!’ Sold "" w." Odlawa

' nhuni'vitbut' uno-

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Guardian which he declared “was linked one to one with the [Examin- er". ‘lllr. " ‘ n here lpmceeded to read a lengthly document which he aileted was o. circular {etter lasuedi during d dominion election cam- Dllxn. What. ‘bearing it had on the Address ti-ld no; appear.

ljllOiN. A. ‘E. ARBENAULT: “It sounds like‘ the documents we had here some time ago‘ trout Falcon- woodi” ' -

_ MR, S. ‘S. NEWMAN iprocoeded and his speech evoked much laugh- or.

tvilit, 11.1’). iMoLEAN fnllowodl and was speaking when the liollso ed- lcuirnetl at 6 unlock.‘

inn-non 1am.

‘House mat at 3.40.

MR. ‘IAPIAQE gave notice that he wrculil rink leave of the House to present n Petition from Charles Wyand and others, ipraylng that a bill may he lntrod-ueedi to lncorpor ate hliiyfleld Rural Telephone Com pany Limited.

.\Tll. JllGGtSi gave notice that he would ask leave of the House to present a ‘Petition from Eva Rice and otli rs praying for an act in- cflliwrui iig them un-dbl- the name 0f The Chn-rlotteton Garage Com- Dflny Limited for the purposes let forth in said Petition.

lMtli. IHESGEAN gave notice that he would ask leave of the House to present‘ a Petition from May- nard F. hlclDoiialtli and others pray lllg tar aln Act to almond an Act to incorporate the Town of .ltiontague.

Mil. IlRCDIE gave notice that he would ask the Commissioner of

husband's Story. Will iiaue tharlottetovn

He says: "Adller-l-kn. helped my lwle (or Gila on the stomach and som- stomaoh in TWlBNTY lMlilN- U-TEQ it ‘works beyond xreatest expectations!’ Adler-him acts on both flipper and lower- bowel re- moving ioul matter which poisoned etc/mach. Brings out. gasses and sour_ decaying food. EXOIMiLENT for chronic OOBQUIIBI1OII_ Guards- ngahlst appendlcts. Aidler-i-kii re—— moves matter‘ you never thought will; in your system and which may have been poisoning you tor mom-list

by S. C. Knight, Drugglst)

Excretion if Prisoners ‘ The Came of Mllillllitlltlllillll

DUBLIN, March itL-Slx pv'll='"\- era convicted 0i‘ complicity with the murder oi’ British intelligence ofllcara and iimmbers of the crown fort-es in Ireland were executed in Mount Joy prison, this city, today. ‘ine men were hanged iii pairs at intervals oi’ an hour.

Some 20,000 people gathered out- side the prison during the hour the executions were going on. and all work in the city stopped until .li o'clock. Even Lilo most office tvus

Public Worke what actlonliss been 131"" TPEartlirg the opening of the East R-lvt-t" itoad at lhiarsli-fleldl. 1f no action has yet been taken what. 1s the intention of the Government r: guiding‘ same? "

HON. J. ll. BELL on a question 0i’ Dill/liege arose to correct some alleged errors in the Guardian's PBDort of his spech. Tile errors and their explanallon by Mr. B911 “PM Practically “distinctions with out s difference." One of them was that lll8\.\Il‘dlC8l Examiner prov-id ed by the =Red Cross was reported; to be coming; Mr. Bell Sfbltl she had coins. Another that the exemption nn soldiers‘ property val-notion ltVili-l thud when it should have been $5.000.

. MR. olilais/rovnira ‘BTETHER- ALL 099F186 the ‘proceedings in ‘the ilir-hntre on tho address.‘ lie was not koing to sny much as ha was not accustomed to valiklnz pfflpoglblong 0i this klnll. He referred {q the llllillwfll‘?! AN. complimenting the government oil the work done and. ilcploring the condition in which the roads had been left bv the Previous Rovornment. lie consider- "d it would have been follv to at- tempt permanent P051111‘! in this COLlllll'_\' astha cost. woulfl ha“, been ‘beyond the financial ability of the province. He smoke very mgmy oi’ the work done ‘between Alber- loll ml Oil-envy. .1 piece at road "llllilll-lllx the east until the west of the province. Ho thought the counligv should commend the ivorir done in this respect. eminent, The queldlon» of Fducutlon hir. Ivlloiherall said. was one of the most. dlllflnult problems the wovem merit had to handle. if betwi- “llllmllll lWTll Drovldcli the cost would ‘be increased and many pm. vie objected to the lncreilsetll cost. Ha was pleased to seethalillewvov- "ellllllfilli 11M! taken‘ hold oi‘ the Ilwbosltlon in a ibusiuess like way. The“ llllllflll-‘i- problems renulr-di only ll master mind to rzrnpnie with and the government had shown tlic

lmasier Im-imri. He declared til» ire- fereudirln of~ the late government

Willi ii mistake. The installation of o. llme- crusher a. Mlmmlniirzish was nnotllqrlnnatte» for which rim znverntnent deserved much credit. Itwssonlv six‘ rmon-ihs after the

ifirst sample of_ lime stone was 59m to the o’fl-ce of. the Ccrumisqtnnar 0f A“¢‘l‘1“‘ll‘l'll7fe WWII the crusher

W" In‘ Pr" ctlqrallon. The 08t°bll3ll meut. of this plant would he or i“. ralculalzfle benefit" in the ‘province 1J6 WW5 pleating in son flint the Kflvcrlfiment was IYTOVIP-w In ppm w...» Pr oi’ F0"lIV‘l1lg‘lf‘l\VGl' frglvht rates Oil fertilizer. He comwnnmlail the "nvvifrvvvefll nn the nynnnserl Intro- "llrllon of clover hullers. nnothcr evident-e tn show ti.“ o... w". triiltilrril islet-Mt, of me provmcé were ivlnig looked after.

MARRIAGES

McLURE-LING. - in Charlotte- iltlwl‘. March 16th, 1921, by Re“ ‘Charles Rglbreeman. Elvin Lea Mg lure orNoi-tll Milton. P. E. Island. and Emma Elizabeth Ling of Blame! Bench. P. E. l.

m MElilORIAM

"the THERESA‘ GAl-LANT

Thi- ileath occurred at the home oi‘ lior (laughter, M", nlanchnuh. liiustleovlile on Suit.

llm-Illbd 73. She was the mother o-f ll lime family 0f four sons and seven daughters. one of the “n; Jerry. Wlls killed in notion John Jllllehh and Peter resldlni in Char- lottetown. The daughter; no;

Mrs. James Farley, Wyoming Mum. Mrs. Thomnq Meek one». lcstnwn ‘Mass. Mrs C. I-‘. ‘Ray~ mond. Savannah Georiria; also two brothers one, lri North Ruotlt» and one in clliesr-v. The fundrrll

service took place Thursday, March - 10th ‘w 9!. Aunmlno" Chin-nil.‘

Rnsrieo and was lnrroiv amended‘ Amine the sllnmt impassable con dltimi of Jhe“ ram.

Who pail hobo-re HAM

Mun » Fcqlrn , mi tit-tyrants. Capt, A.

Doucetln "onm Dfilfnll. Livw- rance Martin and Joseph Gaiipnt.

bv the vov- |

‘Marlon . 11M’ liiareh 6 oi’ Mrs. Theresa Gull.|i

M's. Mm“ mimcilmi ltllnlmllioi

Mro..-Jnhn 'E.- Motmghuli, Haul-- llmfik. lVlrzpJolln A. Cronin nail Mrs. (‘Myer mils-u oilin-lotmbwn f

closed‘ and telegrqph service was suspended ‘

Not since the executions follow- ling tileillie uprising. Willi the pos- sible exception of the hanging of Kevan Barry, in November last for an attack on a. military ($6071., hove the Slnn Feiners’ slmillllll-llelfi been more profoundly stirred. Al- though six o'clock had been iixed for the execution of the first pair, it was not until 8.20 that the crowd knew the fate of the prisoners.

At that time the following notice was posted outside the jail-gates:

H/uflied Drug 00., ‘ht Georgetown .

"rho sentence o! the law passed- on Thus. Wheian and Patrick Mor- im, found zullw 0f minder, and on Thomas Bryan. Patrick Doyle. Frank Flood and Bermrd‘ Ryan. found guilty of Ugh treason in levying war. ha» been carried into effect."

No hint reached the watching multitude of the grim proceedings going on in a dhttant wing of the big prison, but hourly. beikinnlng at six o'clock, the rosary mas recited. But for s. number of zeverent vale?

[es and tho occasional mu a wo-

man, profound silence bu matin- talnedI l Soon after posting of the notice that the execution had been carried out. the vast "gathering dispersed silently. many later nttertdlng the funeral of Patrick Doyle's twin baby. Mrs. Doyle, with lube other twin in her anni. visited her hus- band veslerday to say good-bye.

r is rife with anxiety and expectations bi‘ fearful developments tn olluw the hangings. Except for a. few lor- ry loiuls of military. on the alert with rifles alt the "ready." there was a. conspicuous absence of crown forces in the isttreets today and not an unarmed uoldler was visible.

The crowd began assembling in from of the prison st dawn and by six o'clock the prison yard was packed. An hour later the crowd had tilled the roadway leading to the prison and all abutting otreets. An oiuir hnd been improvised tic-air

and ‘trees in the prison yards sax:- red pictures bad been placed. Everywhere candles were burn- ing, iscoires of persona in the heart of the dense throng holding them aloft throughout the long vigil. Here and there priests or women led in prayer or hymns in which everyone Joined earnestly.

lhe lprison doors, and on the walls;

i

Hundreds kneeling in the road-l

my More obliged to rise when ail-I armored ear forced its way through n tlu crowd From nvo o‘ bek this . ‘.- morning it had pend up and ' down in front oflilw pi-‘laon, OI the roof ofvthe jail, ovsfléolhg the _ entrance. a cast iron unit-y 11bit Md been erected overnight, and from it a soldier kept careful watch on the crowd.

Two of the mien executed. Pat- rick Moi-pan and Thomas Whalan,‘ were found guilty of emnpiiclity in the lellilug oi’ intelligence officers‘ ‘z Dublin on Nov 22. The other four, Frank Flood, Bernard Ryan, Thom- sa Bryan and Patrick Doyle. were iaonvioted of partiolpotlion In an am- bush near here in Jenn , in which the mambo!‘ or the stunting party was ldllod.

Military Cyclist Is Shot Dead

‘DUBLIN, March iii-There was an attack today on two millilitnrv} Mietor Cyclists in Dolphins Berti District. Dublin. One of the rid- ers was shot dead and the other shot in the lung receiving injuries which la believed will prove mtal. in an attack on Military Despstcli lliders crossing the lhiitlto Bridge. Dublin. a soldier was wounded.

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So is Our Big. Ianliary Bods Fountain. Bode Waiter. Hot or Cold, lee crgjp‘, Bundles, Crushed Halli: odlililketc. ' "~ i.

wil: sanciauzmnm m: Marehel Foch Mat Beacon aa‘ Results were ramble When you want Out of The Oijdinaryjousc» thing That immeaiataly~sn-j_