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PRINCE EDWII

UNDER THE AUSPICES OF

The Benevolent Irish Soc PRESENTING

‘AMY IRIAI-I ROS

V/ITH BETWEEN ACTS

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Wed. and nil}. Mar. 11 s. ll8

THE ANNUAL ENTERTAINMENT

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THE THREE ACT COMEDY DRAMA

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SPECIAL MUSIC- AND SPECIALTIES

P R I CES-Qﬁc, 50c. 75c.

I SEAT SALE OPENS FRIDAY MARCH TICKET OFFICE OPENS DAILY AT 9.30 A. M.

12th.

GULUMBIAN

Tape-Marked

Pure Manila Lobster Rope

Every iuot o.‘ this ropr i1. guaranteed.

Throughout

- its-entire length. in the center oi one strand, can be found

a Minted paper tape hearing the words Rope":-—the Columhian colors, red. white and the ‘signature.

Company." But the rop

“Columblan

‘Guaranteed bIue;--and Rope

e with this

guarantee and secure this maximum

service from your lobster

Tico. H. Toombs

gear.

& Son

Cl IARLOTTETOWN,

P. E. I.

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Today at 3.15, 7 & 8.45

Matinee—26c, 16c.

Night—37c, 26c, 16c.

A comedy of rib ticklers.

The screen's moat celebrat-

ed

funniest picture.

The‘ merry adventures o1 a gentleman idler caught In a whirlwind of thrilling meio- drama.

Cab. Sir? Laugh, Sir?-

Syd Chaplin will serve you with everything ti.“ map" for laughs.

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Meatmldlliililknkl‘

figures for the Moat & Mﬂk Illi- lsilevlﬂfﬂ report for month ending

Joh u Dickinson . . _ _ , _ _

John Aylwsrd .

A. RwMcKay |\Vllllam Smallwoo Stead Bros

liflllis-m Carroll . . .

A’. n_ McKay II‘... Edwin liubiey Athol Roberta J. J. Storey Fred Burke

Easter Bros . . . . . . . . . . .

Walilor Heart: . . . . .

A. A. l-iolmen . . . . . . .. W. J. Snnsford

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9.11.1.0“, foflinhtloy; “

l i the zbwyznziorigfnirllent in other in; of, the proposed ‘gnotrioa also, has offered to ciin- unsettled us yet.

IUONDQN sfv-wylloiirill! Ifiliillﬂ .i.':lo.0oll to assist in tho mi-I

l4‘|‘Il(?("Il' izruiiun movement from Great Bri-Iillo remedy.- hber ln- UlIli to tho domlnlons. The detallslllieﬂo 0f liilltlfuﬂydilltod

have tho oaraohe is to endure-tor huro. Tho oar la a. delicate orgm ‘and few carQi/ldell with it. cm-

Thomas‘ l-ieloctrio Oil otters a lili-

'A SIDE-SPLITTIN G SEN SATION

unexpected

character comedian in his

Maid. Sir?

Insllecilfs Report

Tho following am this eon-met

Aiarch S. 1926. _.‘\'amo P. C. ‘Butter Fat.

Sidney lnman . . . . . . . , . _ _ _ _ _ _

A. w. l-‘inluyison . . . . . . '

Lorne Kelly . , _ , _ , _ , _ _ _ _ _ Corish Bros .. _ James Smith

Clifford Moore . Vernon ‘McMillan E. H. Douglas .. John DOYLe . . . . .. Thomas Keenan .. .. Caldwell J. Wood Louis Roperun . . . . Vvalker 8: Sons ..

elereeseteeoeeweww "IOIQIQQQIIQNWQQU-l UI&&‘@Nin\I

Roper Bros . . . . .. Harold Beaten . Willard Kelly ..

E. Cullen . . . . . . . . . . . .. Condensed iMilk co

upupa‘9wmuuA ‘uvtauhll: ' ' ' ' ‘

A. McRso & Son.

mo: Abe

Mcltae & Martin . . . . . . . . All tho above. condition clear,

‘P; Q

Roderick McDonald ..

24$

Everett lBovyor . W. ll’. ‘Smith William Guerney ..

*$3PP‘.“.“Z““ bmv-deavldaA

All the above slight sediment. l. E. OROKEN.

Meat and Milk inspector. the words. ‘Met well your part there all the honour lies." UPON M! P?" timmont mm the Dlmmbor tho lst- Mr. ilrvina, 'Mr. Dennis. o1 elect members. introduced by

MONTREAL' MM‘ 9' _D°m“" Hgn. tPrgdmior tStowsrt. were 8d Ion livn stock report. there were 59 vnitle. 3 sheep, 232 hogs and 733 calvou fnr saloon two marketsthis morning. principally to calves and hogs just ordinary quality calves noid from $10.00 to $11.00 with one small lot of better ones at $11.25 some of poorest calves anld for $9.50. hogs ‘sold in mixed lots from 814.50 to $14.75. row cattle were of very common quality and oarly solos were slow.

STOCK MARKETS

Trading was court-nod

Lieut. Governor Heart: evidently H. McDonald. Mr. acts on the principle sot. forth iii Blﬂilcllﬂrd-

tPrlvate Ellie-Hon. -Mr. MoEwen. Mr. ‘M. 1i‘. MoDonaEd. Mr. Bentley,

mitted and took their seats:

Hon. il-i. Frank MoPbee represent- in-g the Third iDi-strict of County; Mr. George D. 'Pope, re- presenting the Fifi-b District 0t Bllliifllﬂrﬂ- Prince County: hood. ropreseotingtbo Fourth Dis- trict ol Kings Obunty.

From the committee ap tad tor the purpose. Hon- Prom wart moved the appolntznont o! tho Standing Committees oi’ the i-Bgusq * audit-hey were elected la follows: iAgricultuiw-Hon.

nvrouvno uiiotsnmavuo at...

Opening oi Legislature

(continued irom Page i) arrangements and freight rates in the Maritime Provinces, howeverhare far from satisfactory‘; and you will be pleased to know that my Gov- ernment. jointly with the Governments of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, is defraying the cost of the preparation and presentation of an application to the Board of Railway Commission- ers for relief and improvement of present condi- tions. ’

The Department of Agriculture has consist- ently endeavoured io aid our great basic indus- try. Agriculture, to the fullest extent with the limited and curtailed resources at its disposal. All former, beneﬁcial activities were continued with gratifying success, particularly Dairying and School Fairs. - I

New and commendable phases of work included the holding of a Demonstration Live Stock Train, also the campaign resulting in the acceptance of the Province as a restricted area, and the assistance given the Health of Animals Branch in making it possible to carry out so quickly and effectively the testing for Bovine Tuberculosis of every herd in the Province. A beginning was made to test the possibilities of the canning of beans, and to learn if the Prov- ince is adaptable for the cultivation of blue‘- berries and cranberries. It will be the policy of the Department to investigate further this work and, if found to be practicable, to assist in the development.

The Federal Grant for Technical Education which is operated through the Department of of Agriculture was, by arrangement with the Technical Director, applied in the widest measure possible and work of great value to the Province has been initiated.

It is gratifying to note that the percentage of attendance of pupils in the schools last year attained its highest record, and that owing to a surplus of teachers all the schools in the Pro- vince are now in operation, and- the proportion of high grade teachers is steadily increasing.

The opening of Night Schools and provid- ing of Short Courses in various technical sub- jects, with the assistance of the Federal Grant for Technical Education, have met with a splendid response and very gratifying results.

. In accordance with the terms of the Canada Highways Act, the Department of Public lVork-s continued its programme of road improvement. Some new projects were begun and some old ones continued; but the largest expenditure W215 made in replacing worn-out \VO0(I€l‘l bridges and culverts with structures of concrete and steel, 237 of such bridges being rebuilt of these more permanent materials. Considerable gravelling of roads was done in those sections which were found incapable of supporting the traﬁic. and it is proposed that this work will be continued during the coming year. Owing to the fact that the share of this Province In the Dominion High- way Grant is now almost exhausted, the expendi- ture for improved highway construction mustbc curtailed. -

l/Vith a view to e establishment of continued maintenance of the‘: ‘rnproved Highways a patrol system was organized. Sections of approximate‘ ly 25 miles were assigned t0 a patrolman and assistant who devoted their full time to" its maln- tenance and upkeep. It is planned to extend this patrol system of maintenance with such mo-Ii- ﬁcatiou as experience suggests.

The secondary highways of the Province were well maintained throughout the year, the work of the roadmasters being supervised by a road commissioner.appointed for each County and supplemented by a power road machine. The diﬁiculiy of carrying on road machine work during seeding operations when it is particularly effective has been to some extent overcome by the pumhasc of three of these machines which rc- quirc the services of only one operator each and can be kept continuously in service.

I note that negotiations are practically completed between the Government of Canada and the Government of the Western Provinces for the transfer to the latter of their natural re- sources. Having in mind that a readjustment of the subsidies paid by the Federal and Provincial Governments must inevitably follow, my Gov- ernment, in conjunction with the Governments of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, is preparing to present and press the claims of this Province for further and fairer consideration in that rc-

ard, g Among the measures to be submitted for your consideration will be an Act providing for compulsory labour of prisoners conﬁned in our jails as well as amendments to a number of existing statutes. ‘ The annual reports of the various Depart-

' ments of the Government will be presented to

the House in due course. The Public Accounts for the last ﬁscal year will be placed before you. and the estimates of expenditures for the current ﬁscal year will be submitted for your considera- tion.

In conclusion I desire to commend to your camest attention the legislation to be submitted for your consideration, and I trust that your de- liberations will be Divincly guided towards the welfare and happiness of our "people and the Province you represent.

Donald. iMr. Saunders. Legislative lIﬂbr5ry_—-Hon_

Mr. Norman Me- Mr. Irving. Mr. Dennis.

nasaseugsr of the Mouse.

Mr. Myers.

“A “°‘“°"' '°" E"'°"°""° m. iucNutt. on. Bsntain.Mr.-I-lu-o-i11"9 wok»! 1m Wednemv-

00Gb

V I will do Ir,

inc. ‘Mr. ldlliilan, Mr. Dennis. Mr. Blanchard. H D M siilorlng it york for a doctor. Dr, _um;,'m]d"u',_ zoned in alcohol, than Wipe with a. dry- J. ibidNovin. Hr. tltolmro. Mr. mm. A i" 4"" "W! lpir. sanders. ilagrvins-

contribution are m"! P180951! in relieving

‘libﬁloaafinnoina

lra Solomon loyal

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Building in Queen's County in Prince Edward I llslantl. on Tito-minty the lIlIFl(\i'lll.III\'

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(Phore will be 801d by Puhlit-I Auction in front of the Law (‘ouris ‘t. Charlotu-tou-n in

i. i" day oi’ April A. D. i926 at tho IIOUFI’ of twolvo outlook noon. Ab]. 'i‘ll.\'i‘ f} TRIACT 'l"ll'X‘l‘l AND i‘1\ltt‘i<1l. Illa‘

IaAiND siiunto lying and living zitllii, Montague iu King}.- (‘minty IliIi Prince Edward lsluuii houuilvn until‘ doscrihr-d us follows. lbui is int; say: Comment-lug uu tho south " shore of tho ‘Montague ltivt-r ui the northeast corner oi‘ iuuil iur- merly in tho posawtnlon of ihv I: lute A. (Y. liivDonaltl. them-o (‘liKi- [hi orly along tho said shnrr in land

in possession of Pr-tor Johnson. thouce at right iiligl9s wostorly m i. land formerly in the poﬂsossion of the said A. C. north to the place of commence-

PLBGW SMOKING TOIAGIEHI-z

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r Save the “POKER HANDS” that are packedwith n Cut Plug - I " they are VALUABLE in

Mail your "Poker Hands" to imperial Tobacco Company t of Canada. Limited. R0. Box i380, Montreal, Canada.

If you live In Charlottetown apply personally at our office, 90 Qu=en Street. This will save you postage.

in Ladies’ Pure Silk lioieproof

500 pairs in colors Black, Dark Brown, and a iew in Cloud and Beaver. $175. $2.00 and $2.50 and are the belt obtainable at these prices.

Get yours

GOFF BROS, Limited”!

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y MARCH 10, 1926

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l liillllllllllllllli ililiil| I ‘- I“ ’ e. < ‘$1’?! Allin-pill» I

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exchange FOR high-grad; PLAYING CARDS

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SMUKIH. lofvlcw

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Hose

Navy Blue, These are sold for $1.50,

this week for 9B cents at

mont; containing two acres of liiilil a little more or less.

The above sale i; made under and ‘by virtue of and pursuant to a power oi‘ sale contained in an lndonture of Mortgage bearing date the twentieth day of Juno A. D. 1921 and made between Wil- liam Johnson of dioxitaguo in King's County afuroszﬁd. Fish-filer. t-hsut and Mary Mﬂlllflfl Johnson

his wlfo oi‘ the one part and liorinr llvillllli‘ Alloys. liitmtlay ulllht, thr- .\iori.< til-fouled ihv littrhoru hy 239'“I"FI"~ 2301 7""! h-

V. Virkorson of Ibloninguo Moro-

' in. Gregory . . . . . .. 169 __I T. ‘Creighuu .. .. 195 n . w. liicAsklll .. .. 112

‘in iho mull-h gnmo rolled on iiio “I 3J5 ll- m-

"sulrl and which said mortgage has pins.

boon mmignrd in tho unrlnrnignwp

and because oi’ default hnvln lam-u | . mmlo iii payment m’ iho prllilvlplil A an‘ ,_ “h” """"""' """" '“‘"" mu‘ iutrrrsi secured ihoroby. l~1. lnmrt-ilo . . . . .. ‘Jul I'm 17o _""' """"'"'“ '“"'m‘ '“"""“" “m, lmled this ninth day or March A. v_ (ﬂu-h. _ p H7 n,“ HI; “""'| I" Mimulv u IIIIIHIIIKII Wliillllilﬂ" D_ 1926. v ‘v dvlﬂmuzl-hl - ' < - - ' H2 ~ 1'16 “Qonhr iuuulu lit-furt- our-h IIINII or brim‘ H. Fvancm Mlcphee‘ n. ﬁrm"), . . . . .. 20’; Vi; ui|_v fund is tnkon lulu tho lnuulh. Thli ASSKPNEE on Ironwood. s llosltorllo ' ' ' I " m‘ 11b 4‘ MM" u" n" """""' m“ """I°""""M 8006 10 4i. lVedi wkagl" q-"li" H H ' " - I 7 transmissible ill-tense. ili-n-llni-r I’ __ | - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Al 2612 u-oilu-ru will llvup u little rinarr vﬂiil uinumm Llnlmrni u" “on... ' 5am"! "'1 b-iuuu‘ H» I-r- surr llﬂ gm n..- loud‘ J- Illliliiﬂs . . . . . . . Hi3 ‘I60 lbﬂtiirl)‘ llll'ltl“ limos a duy.

Dennis Mr.

lPri-ntin: and Binding Journals.- Hon. iMr. Amsnauit. Mr. J. B. ‘Me-

Kings McMillan. Hon. ‘Mr. Wood. Mr. A. A. McDonald Mr. Saunders. Mr.

lmngrossod ‘Bills.-—Mr. J. IH. ‘Mc- Donald. iMr. Tanton. Mr. McLeod.

Contingent Committee-Hon. Mr. g”. MdNoiil, Mr. McLean. Mr. ‘Irving.

0n motion of Hon. Dr. McMillan. James Patterson was elected

The House than adjourned uutliI

Flt-nu rim» h" vnta a cloth moist-

I A llulldryd an may maky an one-arso- i l uedf Mr. ‘futon, I. ‘:3: i" ‘ffmlﬂ l" Mel," I

J. Walsh 226 129 I'll

Tho next gaime will be rolled ill Wz-rlneminy night between the lliii horn nnd Anchom. Game to stall

W‘. J. McDonald liad tho higliiii [lmltvlio III! highest tntni. 566. '

GUTTA PERCHA GUARANTEEI) TO WEAR . LONGER .

_ JGUARANTEED. w ,1: Ask your dealer ior Q ' You write vs direct.

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FISHERMAMS RUBBER soars

‘ishermen almost more than any one eiaa require good Robb” ‘wt;- sltiiiibsr boots that will stand the hard kneel“ 9f - phmrmmv. m,“ °" Y" “Y °° "re you w the "our-re PEROHIA" arms. Ivory peli‘ la

urra venous nubeov-‘rsoiivhr. in m cannot my We are wholesale distributors for 0. in Footwear by p, I. Island.

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GUTTA PERCHA ARE ABSCLUTELY THE STRONGEST AND LONGEST WEARING RUBBER BOOTS

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