early, 2.10 r. M. First

votes Otflce.

"*:: "

What ls Straw berry

Capitol 'I'h~ Nqy 12...... whut it oi ull iiiliiil-d

i‘ iillfl wreck wvhm? Xuu ll stiuiwberry

mobiles anti airplanes, tli ;..>ili\! Justiticstiv-u fur hiiuwing as lllilUil about

everybody ought to kiiovv_ Qlpltlliln (rsgmentarily o Iy rouns

is s horse in the second

biic spcmi lllPfPil-illll! It l

to express s hrliiisnt rainbow in silks Here are colors: bank, pslsmin-i, iiilliliii‘, 1 Iosn_ strnwhwrry roun.

Ihr is “s color Iolrel sr chestnut, thickly

Ole in which the grey an OI so rnirmi ss lu give a slnrt bin: tune ‘L911 iii!- bnrrvi null flan slab s very iiisnurtiy pin II affect

Ivor since the dawn o!

III than Ills! s color». qualities or qndursnce an nsnt which _aet roan; spa other horses

tlslibns -ruls stronger sud more itilsr horses. ears ago. s song ‘Strawberry llnnn". n sea rang. mns Iis such, it Blexpreasivo language F0

range

songs nlmost swam Mnynsrii im-imi

pwl 1U‘ this Roan"

Who is sn difflruli

are n (cw nhnlm- ruuplvts i

of Lin: critter.

s ne Is this old cevoyzg s . I funh " ‘H's in» worst iiili'ltil'i' h awn on the range H“ ran turn nu n nirkrlsn h ntmgr- ‘i He m-wv up fntvsry]! m. (ems Tn btnv in l‘ iur-sl ' When |'\ stirrup l loos, ' , nu hm. _ lm prullin’ lv-nihnr "m n , ..

i Ifl . ‘Then in make.- “no more

hurls n .. y y Learns run ‘W1 n 1m‘

in lhc n;

..':.".*'".:.'::;r. TM in m. w"- . “ma. players llurh llnll. lln

Iitb Gloria Short. Claude Halli!» Iiilius Hus-lean. Dudley Digeaa,

NUfE:—Sstudsy Matinee si-sria

Byke given to holder or meat — ad for votes at Box

With 1m. MHYlliifd pinyin: n! the

1n this same day, when horse; are m, rapidly being superseded by auto-

they used to knuw. A: the risk seaming u: expiulu lulllcliliii

in rha first place a strawberry roan . strawberry man is n cplur. Cult-r in horses ls ex- prmlsvri in u-nus which xnuy be almost lll-“l i-v mr-tviun» riders uud uutumo-

what the hnrsu shades represent sctiy, l might b, giving an ides to the Peri. dvuiguurs who are constant- ly on ths lookout for some new way sector of the

scrrei_ buy, chestnut.

The r0an_ as esplsxned by Ir. Weh- consisting

ad with grsy or white. A blue rnen is

Si run-hurry rnsn is

ward roan has mcsnt more to horse- It

The ltoinans were very Dfbne in pick out ronns fur the cen-

legiou commanders snrl gen- ‘hc fulfil were hsrdI to tanis_ courageous than

, writer named »‘ilrley Flvtchcr wrote s song sailed

hnd s mix-E- mnm of tunelulnos. and s mes ~

'0"! was the snls property of the it was sung end strnrumed or tbs banjo and fultsr at innumerable ramp tires, but [st very little further until the present ruguo Int‘ want";

"Strawberry song oi’ fiiricy Fish-her‘. out nf the lunh» of Iurgnttrn things and Universal made it into s movie. lt ls all shnnt s hun-king strawberry rnnn to ride that the prise hneksmo o! the entire west was thrnwn from his arching beck

gent-ml rxprrssivcness oi’ the song and

"Down: in the horse corral standing

rinwn iflwnrrfs the west, his miiiilii- l‘m doing my

_i:'v_~n nhtblu‘ sway up

i IIQIwoIussANne-sgg _ n-

Speed-O-

Roan?

iilflUlli-Shfid l“ make Unlversa ‘s in "Straw- don’! know

roan? Well ‘h. Prince

Edward

ere may be

pl not pifiirsees as HQHYWDOd. 110631188 of f which 1 d gress to u strawber-

wondertul idea and

uncanny film. were to all’ ex.

then. halt erased by

some horse elsy-

m," Iffliihic. startling

onn,

of hay. iusterpers.

d the white

"i,- lm. is not actually seen, felt!

whin- tur- k or bright

history, the

His wild course

expressed d tem pers -

rt from sll ‘u o!

bound in linger long fortunate to see it.

' “ "Wm acteinzatisns lent, by

in his picture debut,

.11‘) r years this Henry Travers, Una

although the menace

"i" is present always.

Ken

mam. besldes being s

Here o show the

“Invisible Man” At Prince Edward

H. G. Wells‘ imagination, Jane's Whale‘: direction and expert acting onthe part oi a large cast of d13- snd screen actors

most striking picture seen in years. How Universal managed w put this extraordinary story on celluloid remsins one o! the mysteries o!

oi the exciting reels, so incredible that one is prone to shake his head sud blink his eyes w 100k scan. Nstunlly, with such a

0111111"! ‘DPOI-iortions was expected, but nothing so astounding s; m1‘

I's sll about a super scientist who manages to make himseli invisible by means 0t an obscure

about to make the world realise his unlimited power. He does so in s.

strangely enough, there isn't a mom. eat when the audience is not awn-g o! the unseen man's presence on the screen, when he is meant. to be there. 0t course, being invisible, he

i5 so cleverly shown on the screen inst it would be downright treason to describe it. And his {ate is worked out in such a spectacular manner that memor- "The Invisible

treatment given this weird m, by R. O. Blieriil. who is credited with the screenplay, makes the picture entirely reasonable and not (untes- llc in the least, and the expert char.

rigan, ulona Stuart, Dudley Digges,

Plorresier Harvey, enhance this s!- fect od entirely logical occurrences,

Undoubtedly "The Invisible Man" is crowded with genuine entertain-

dtiis-rturs, s brand new idea and s ‘WW-Milli!’ Dhotosfliihic achieve- ment. You can't help but enjqy 1;. and we'd guarantee you such an lv- 9111118 of thrills as you've never had before. Bee it ls soon as you “n!

=

CAPITOL --flow

PLAYING

the Clflil‘

eflhallrswberry- leas, wildest shell Ines-see, ll Qliis Qrqlf

"The Invisible

‘Phestre, the

throughout ell things hsppen

theme, beyond

drug and its elect, sets

1118111181‘, anfl

but bow be is

Man" are with those so Somehow the

Claude Rains William Har- O'Con.nor and

o! the unseen

definitely new

strawberry

r0 no I've

d give ynn

east and

end also \‘inIi is a jursp and

was possible even ago which melns

as It should ht.

OPTOMETRIC RESEARCH

It h fortunate that. m- scarrh lnle modern conditions that cause eye strain lua pro- vided relief h: beyond what

available to an extent that ls not appreciated by the public

modern methods n! relief cope fully with present eondlflsne.

G. F. ilutcheson

OPTOMITIIST

I [CI IQII um help u

fortunately

,i£a|

der, with names of parties

§ll$I£Ri'Hn .0iE$ilflNSN SLATURE

ililihi

SATURDAY m! MONDAY. MARCH 17th AND 19th

IIIIVGEIIIIIIIOQTIIIIIINTI ' I—AC‘A'OQIDI—I

fhlOpflfilllsdTlokshfllflOllloelfldsyfilhl IDLE!-

llmfic-‘llqlil-Ils. Csrtalslbeallllharp.

‘lfillkfilflllhlilertallaillflhlhlfifil (Zllrityllillfl.

and name o! party accepted.

‘meantime m ma. 3. Has the Government

1. Yes.‘ Following u alist Q! u: ‘ ders received: i

L s. McMillan, mum, s. s. wanes.

botifldfi

"9-5-“5- sthesisoculinnDut emwuumewsmgnmecmibn Bmdm’ °°“"“'“°"‘°“ °°~ m‘ 1'30‘ em“: some respects at is»: mm. wu there any mos-u o! h!‘ union‘ are similar to our own have been checking up? Many small estates Newton Construction 00., Bher- object“ m m Mun. m,‘ 3mm.‘ m no, pn)b‘md u, “L ma m. "wk" ‘mun’ Columbia. the acts were declared to stock is trsnsierrcd Ia s. matter ol glans?” cum I'M" ‘mum’ be ultra vlres. course without notice to the Pro-

$107,500. Joseph Wilde a 00., ‘Ibronilo, $109.09. E. G. M. Cape 8r 00., Montreal, 0114.736. ' -'1‘he tender o! '1‘. D. Morrison.

summerside, tor $93,700 was accep- ted.

(t) The total amount expended on the reconstruction oi Palconwood Hospital, including water pipe line, was $1,684.74, less $130.81 received tor old bricks sold, which leaves the net amountpald in 188$ st 00,804.48. 0t this amount, $2,184.01 was char- ged to Federal Aid Account.

‘The Government has leased the old P. E. l. Hospital building for one year rrom November 1, 1083. tor the sum oi’ $1,500 with the option o! purchasing the building and- about 4 acre: 0i land for the sum o! $25,- 000.

Boadlilacblnery

Mr. McIntyre asked the liflnister of Public Works: (l) It any new y purchased by the Governmen 1983.

\.s

was t in

2. Give number of tractors sud zrsders purchased.

a. I! under: was called for said machine y.

4. Give price tor seen unit and tmui whom they were pucbsssd. Answer:

(l) Total amount, 113N231. (ps- tallsd ststesnent. enclosed of s-

gran Total $1,518.07, also dsisfled state- ment oi’ amounts charged to ordin- ary account 1833, totslling $114M.)

0A8?! fihl) II-IDOI

an. '1‘. A. Campbell skied the Minister oi Public Works:

1. were tenders celled for the building oi a ccncreta bridge or cul- vert. across the Gaspe Road near the OTlenry butter iacwryi

2. Piece on table all tenders tor same and amount ot each.

3. Whose tender was accepted? 4. Was any supplementary work done by the contractor?

b. What wsapaldflrthslupple- ineutary work?

6. Wes the till on either side done by contract or day's work?

7. who hsd charge oi the work oi’ the fill?

s. who supplied the elsy for the

nlisndwhstprieepertonwsapaid tossldrsad

at the pit tortbeclay? ltapltwss purchased or leased, give vendor and particulars o! acraap, price, and quantity 0t clay.

9. Who implied the sravsi to cover the roadway and at wiist prion per we: at gravel pit?

I. Give total amount spent on

piuches- ed or rented the old P. I. Island Hospital. I! rented, state how much. 4. It purchased. Iive the purchase

the option o! buying it? I! so, has the Government any agreement with the ‘lrustees 0t Hospital in case of purchssing that the rent that is now being paid to P. s. Island Hospital ‘mums be deducted from the pur- chase price.

T. D. Morrison, Bummerelde, O8,- 700

Bicwart (‘Jonstructiou 00., lher- Mnn." which opened yesterday at; brooke, $98,319.

meme Construction 0a., ‘Ibrobto,

_ provinces the proposed amendment

Succession Duty Act Amendments

Several Govern-Jeni Bills Pass Committee Stage In Legis- lature Xgsterday.

Provincial Lsuisiaturs. lhrrh iii. bond by the mecuwr was ultra The House met at loss am. vim. but this wuiu be remedied b! - w questions were tab1ed.'pdopting a different totm at bond.

ltedh-snslels

Mr. J. A. MacDonald pointed cut that, neither the original act nor the amendments would cover cer- tain trnnslers 0t stock to e lelstee under a will when the beneficiary under the eatateis astrsngeifland ti):

price. l. l! rented, has the Government

rv

the the purpose oi the amendment is in prevent dlflictilt-ies arising in the collection of succession duties. in

viricisl fiessunr. unless it is stock in concerns outside the Bwtnce. Hop. Mr. McPhes said any small estates not liable to Duty would not. be attected by the gro- posed amendments. When an ea- ecutor conceals assets, investigation by the ‘treasury Department is the only means ot briiitiiii this U light. The proposed amendment would be more effective in this re- gard tbs-n the existing lsw. With regard to the bond muind iron the executor. he did not believe any nhsngein the iormQbond. lithe substantial purpose remained the same, would be recognised by the Courts. Mr. Campbell expressed doubt as to i';e right of the Province 0o col- lect succession Duty on lite insur- ance payable directly to a bene- flcisry o! an est-ate. Mr. McPhee said in his opinion

Because o! the uncertainty exist- ing since the Privy Council decision in the Alberta case a con- ietence was held ml iiniivrm legislation was decided on. The amendments pl , are in line with this legislation.

‘Bis first clause ot the amendment exempts a lite insurance policy which is eontncted tor the express Pilfbifl 0t paying succession duties.

One o! the complaints against the Act in other Provinces was that. it imposed indirect taxation by placing a personal liability on the executor o! an mate. The second clause o! the bill amends the pro- vlncial statute in this respect. Sec. 2e of the original Act deal-

is repealed and lt is provided that no transfer o! any partoianeetste csnbe made without consent ot the Provincisl

‘h-eas-ury, unless the succemion there no 16851 ‘umiiim-Y 137°“- duty has been paid. ed in t rezflrd- . llrJlfiA-Olln seidme pro- There was discussion an this

posed amendment. was the most. thorough method o! checking up

duty , , ‘ Our procedure up to the present has been that instead o! checking up on each individual piece ot~ prop- erty the administrator has been requlredtogiveaboud,andisnot compelled to give an accounting oi succession duty for eighteen months thereafter. The nwmuu method is the more thorough; but our ex- isting methfld is the more simple Act. Ind the best adapted to a Province such as ours. In Ontario and larger

point. by smears XcPbee, baa. Al- ien. J. A. MacDonald. and others.

Inreplyioaquestlnnby m. Dennis Mr. llcPhee plulnsd that one o! the provisions condemned as ultra vires was the taklng c! a bondgzenexacirtorflflisonlyplar- poas the amendment introduced henwas to mekesure tbatour

under the Amendment, no meteor how small the estate, the Burro- gate Oourt would have to dam-mine the Succession Duties batore the iunersl expenses ciliid be paid,

Hon. w. Borneo said it would not be dimcult no obtain a general waiver covering the whole estate. Where doubt existed that ihs e:- ecuwr was not disclosing the true situation of an estate, it was proper

He predicted there would be s greet deal 0t “trouble, red-tape and ea- pense" in enforcing the amend- ment. There probably was no ques- tion that the requirement oi’ the

i constructed between (Irwin's Oor- - ner and Bavsge Harbour?

I. Give total coals of oonstruc- obtain tim o! road from Griffin's Ocrner to Savage Harbour, including sll labour, gas and ell used in tractors and pairs to machinery while m said road; s. Give number o! days machine worked.

L Give dale when machine earns

l. mid About 0% miles.

t!) intimated cost o!

road mus. In addition w ma mm’ was some taxes worked out by lab- Oil‘

§§§§§

hflsl M. Elisabeth Bflfllisll. V!" has been visltinl her tether. Ml‘- Philip Bsgnsll, ct Hunter River. h" returned to her home in Bsusus. Ila-at w. sunli- Whfl "my vei- abratea his 88th birthday, ls some- what improved in health.

Hobo ‘coiiyéitid At New York Soon

NIW YORK, March is-Msuy c! the leading hoboea lu the United item were arriving in New York my” prflumsbiy tor their annual end-ot-the-wintar 111061118 W"!

Qifllll {I'll

theresrethree. Areportottbe

Pension and it will also be part ct the school that the Department should have Rgpoft

paid under the new regulations)",

under the new Act."

amendment.

tabs; to the road.

=~ MW“ ‘K23 aw: that reporters hun o - Brien. tuidlscuind kins of the hob- og, ac the 165th armory, which baa been turned over to the unenifilw- ed. Dan consented to a press con- meme.

"Ym can my tihis" lfi-id DU!» "There will he s hobo convention. The dated’! stiinmdeflniis“ w .01: principal iect F“! theinclusioaolambointhem-sin Trust."

IAIEIAGB ACT AMENDMENT

On motion o! Hon. Mr. McPhss. the House went into committee. with Mr. Wigmore in the chair, on. sec- ond reading o! an Act to Amend the Marriage sci. 1926.

The amendment ls in the term oi the tollowing addition to Sec. 6, sub- see. 2o! the Statute‘

’”°"*“'R°F*'°°""°°'_‘ "m... ma. s30. A» Smiling” --=-"‘““ I Tender!’ Road M.’ s! aossss c. scunnln. srsasu dinelyvEtc-ahbled or saga-us run-sis; c». New last AII-Ill By Government _ Uslar u» nsfissstae Pahillls el n. Hoses: um. “an —- ...'::"...-:.~.2.~;:*.m .:..~.::r.""~.....,. .._.. smvg$ $22.1»: sci“ e-srsolssnss-e srsciss

Tin...

HCAHA

Marvens Cherry Fruit Cake, ib. . . 19c (raft Casino Cheese, lb- . 24c

ISLAND GOLDEN WAX BEANS, Tin 11¢

kw. can foams; 1T? 2,, 0lelee cup] 3 T... 27,,‘

GRUICC 2 Tins Zlb. Jar

0000A ‘A u. m 19¢ 0LEAIISER B rm 27¢

sunrm: SOAP 1o] Bars 39, cum Kate sliLiloii w...“ 3 m. 27,

Empire Coffee. 1 ib.

e

DIAN ST

.--~ l! INN,»

ORE$

1.. sip”,

Baking Soda, bulk 3lbs-

Princess Soap Flakes, pkg- 15c

Canadian Cheese lb- . . . . . . . . . . .. 19¢

FISH

Dressed Haddock,

lb- 13c salmon, lb- 20c &. 25c Fresh Fillets, lb. .. 18c Smoked Fillets. lb. 16c Finnun Hsddies. lb-14c Boneless Codfish

2 lbs. .. .. 25c

LAIAB FRUITS

CHOICE MEATS Corn Beef, lb- 10c 8.124;. Hamburg Seak

2 lbs- 25c Waffle Steak, lb- 18¢ Chuck Roast, lb- .. 12o Rump Roast, lb- .. 16c Rolled Prime Rib

Roast, lb- .. 25c

iii. 15c

FRUITS _ Head Lettuce. 2 for 29c Ripe Tomatoes, lb. 17c Grapefruit, 4 for .. 25c Jaffa Oranges. med- eize. dozen .. ..