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THURSDAY

‘Mil-Senior ‘ruxis Square regular meeting - Social Hall. liidfl-a-ii-li.

S. D. U. Trims

Granites 5-

On Monday 8t. Dunstans first team defeated the Granites by a score of 5-1 at their home rink at Kensingion. ' v

The Saints had more speed and combination than their opponents. but the latter put up quite a de- termined scrap. The nrst period opened with fairly fast hockey with the Saints keeping the Granite: on the defensive. Mallet and ocroiii each negotiated a Willi 1°!‘ ii" Saints, making the score 2-0 at the end of the first.

The second period was much the same as the first only more PM‘ ductlve of scores. O'Neill swelled the count by two more tallies, and Mallet added the fifth with a beau- tiful rush. in which ho carried the puck from his own blue line through the opposing forwards and splitting the defense to coast in on the‘ goalie and shoot at clos'e range- rs was a. pretty picc- oi wflrk- N"! received well merited BPPWW- The Granites made their lone tall! near the end of the period.

The third period was scoreless and the liveliest of the three. Hickey, the Granifes goalie, stopped g a ~..: game, “ some very clever stops even when bom- banded It close flmlfi- The 891119 was clean and devoid of any heavy checking, and m places was real;é5lj_ citing and well worth watching;

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1.. Rogers oiiiohted as referee.

wife: Darling. I have a lot of things I want to talk to you about. . He: Good! It is usually things

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Lieute day :

the Legislative Assembly of Prince Edward Island:- 1~ Ulwn this. the opening of the First Session of the Indy-second General Assembly, it is my priv- ilege to welcome you to the dig. Bill-FIB of your duties as represen- tatives of the people of this Prov. ince. 2. During the month of October our Province had the honor of welcoming av‘ for a short time entertaining His Excellency the Risht Honourable the Earl of Bessborough, Governor General of Canada. We express the hope that his charming consort-the Coim- tess oi Beasborough, will accom- pany His Excellency upon the oe- casion of his next visit. 3. We join withourfeiiow subjects throughout the Empire in keenly looking forward to the approach- ing Imperial Economic Confer- ence at Ottawa and we earnestly trust that the great gathering will result in a newed prosperity and progress within the Empire. 4. The world wide economic de- pression, which has like a pail en- veloped the civilised world, has not altogether passed us by. We have not suffered to the some de-

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PB-ESBYIIBIAN SIB-VIZ! It Mt. Stewart, March 0th. Preaching at ll a. m. and ‘I oblofi. Dr. M. B. Gouge, '

CALEDONIA PIMBYTIBIAN CHURCH-Services March d, i987.

Iinglish at '1 p.m. Rev. Allister Mur- ray, Minister.

WOOD ISLANDS PRAESBYTBR- lAN CHURCH-services on March d, i932. Rev. Allister Murray mt. Moderator.

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llli-ADALBANE United Church of Canada. services on the above charge for Similar? Minn 6. 8N l! follows: Granville at ll a. m.; Woes valley a; 8 p. m.; Brsdelbane at

m SERIOUSLY ILL — The man! friends of Mr George Ballem will regret to hear that he is seriously ill at, his home in Pow-uni. His daughter Milan Thelma" aaueru,’ Nurse in Training at Goddard Hos- pital, Brockion, Mass, is now on her way home to be with her fath- er.

TEACHERS STUDY CLASS --'I‘uesday afternoon Rev. W. L. Outhouse addressed the Prince Street School!" y Society on "Conditions in Russia." Mr. Out- hohse gave a comprehensive review

MP- Speaker and Gentlemen of

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E. Arsenault, 1 minister the oath of allegiance to the members elect. “having come in- to the place where the Assembly sits, the Clerk of the House, lviir. H. E. Dawson, did then and there read the proclamat’ Governor convening the Assembly.

also the commission summing the‘ said Commissioners. |

administered to all the members and each signed the oath.

letter:

Institution, at home and utl1nes Policy

Retrenchment

Depressed Market Conditions And _ oonwood And P. W.

College cltedAsFactorslnProb-

.; 1cm C0nfr0ntigg_Govermnent.

Fbllowifll is the text of the Speech delivered by m; 11mm“- ‘ Governor Dalton at the opening of the Legislature yum».

gree as other sections more highly

year the strain has been felt by our people, and in many parts of

has been seen.

b. Agriculture, the basic indus- try of our Province. has suffered severely. 'i‘here has been a greater percentage of ‘ in the prices of agricultural products than in any other line of industry. Coup- led with low prices is the diffi- culty of finding markets. My gov- ernment will not spare any effort which may assist in finding an outlet for our crops. In cc-opera- lion with the Federal Government we have done, and will continue to do everything possible to have the market of Great Britain opened for our potatoes. The benefit of Co-operative Marketing organizin- tions is becoming more apparent

farm products moved during the past year have been marketed through these sources. It will be the policy of my Department of Agriculture to encourage every phase of mixed fanning, and par- ticular attention will be given to the educational aspect, stressing the work of Boys‘ and Girls’ Clubs and it is intended to include other lines in addition to live stock.

8. Notwithstanding the sharp de- cline in the prices of all commod-

there was a keen demand for this

tire crop of 193i. has been disposed of. ‘I. Recognizing that Education

eminent hastened to appoint a. Minister to direct the work of these two Departments. hoping to give a. maximum of service to this province.

l. In the Department of Edu- cation, it ls gratifying to know that at the beginning of the pres- ent flseal year all the Public Schools were in operation and that ' a keener appreciation of Educa- tion is apparent in the largely in- creased daily “ ’ ce of pup--

t. The destruction by fire of

Prince of Wales College is a matter

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o! deep regret w the many friends

- 1°\ Despite many difficulties, all" work was resumed with the 10" o! only one day and is being

sung the piblic service requires it; and the; the moetfnorabie con- struction beput upon all their Dro- cndg, 5nd on my behalf I have to request that any error of mine‘ maynotboinroufedtothess-

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industrialised. but ourina the out 13' Th‘ s“““°"““" “m” 111 "w town been srentec and allowed-

our province ‘want and privation

and a larger percentage of the.

ities, including silver fox pelts, m‘ "ridges °* ‘hi’ "Wilme-

article at the reduced prices, with me“ °°mP°"““°"- “d “bu” the result that practically the en- measw“ °l Impwmm“ w“!

and Paw“ Health no or ‘upreme laid before you and the estimates important’ to om, people. my so“ of revenue and expenditure for Stewart, Thane A. Campbell, J. A.

A 35c Tube of Klenso Tooth

I prosecuted with commendable zeal sembly." f Pam and l 25c TM“! Bmh

by students and teachers. . ‘lb which to Clerk of the House

A $1.00 package of Gillette Bladesa-ndalilchbeofhv- ender Mentbolaiod Shaving

u. ‘It is the intention of my m- Both for “W” erhment to rebuild the College replied “Mr. Speaker: ms Honor 39c m“ "" 98C with the least possible deb, hath the utmost confidence in the Kitvscmxv smbblm 12. During the pm year, t" loyalty and attachment to this As-f “Al-TS SATURDAY _ Only m, Exam,"

very Important events took place sunhly, c, His Majesty's person and’ 69¢ SPECIAL nooks

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Fhsirstugl“ Ream‘ “,°""'°P“"°“‘- °°'"”n'°"" “d u‘ m’ wisdm‘; ‘Rféxlgzfn A 35c Bottle of Chase's Linseed 9 for 25c

as the open of our temper and prudence which will 813-; a ~ and Turpentine, Con}, 5mm

Provincial Sanatorium in June last ‘company all their ptCCGBGlIIE-‘i. H"! 4 98C and a 25c box of Genuine Bayer nouns "id Shmlv afterwards. on the he doth most readily and wiilIngly KOTEX Aspirin for Momssgs wit“ 1°! Jilly. the inauguration of grant and allow them all their priv- 39 c MINTS

a ul time Public Health service iiqeai full d a 1 -' c 9 o

for Prince Edward Island. , n u m mpg l ma“ I “Sc pkg I

Iner as they have had any time here- ‘

mart time it has functioned with {Qgpggt to yqufgglf’ MT Y demonstrated its worth and 3mg"; though H], 3mm. 1s "n-

must prove of inestimable value ‘gym, m” you do not sum; m need

in the campmg“ again“ Tuba“ i0! such assurance, His Honor will

gglrufilsénznusnéi $1111; 1151;311:181 B‘: iever put the mOst favorable cou- field of activities in its endeav- on your words and ac-v 3:: "t; gvgagrhgtfd icrlgglttxfigfii His Honor was then Pleased to llc Health Service. open the “Non with the speech 14. With other Provinces of Can- “mm u” mm“ ‘h’ m“ °r whm‘

Eda, my Government has ‘waned gpfpears elsewhere in today-g Guard_

itself of the measure of relief pro. vided by the Federal Government. The money thus provided has

THE MACKINNON

I On motion of Mr. Heath Strong, K.C., of Hurrrmerside, seconded by been expended through our Muni- m‘ WA‘ Stewart’ d ch“l°l’tewwn' cipalltics, or directly in public 1t w“ "saved m" "'9 speech °l works, and h“ prove“ o, ma, §His Honor be taken into considera- asslstance to our people. Mm‘ ‘m mun“? "id m“ l5 be 15_ In the 1am". pa“ of 195m ‘made the first order of the day on this Province suffered a most sev- m“ “m! “"7 "imqumi d“ "m"

"Service with s. Smile."

share of your patronage.

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SUCCESSOR TO DRUG CO.

New ‘Tea Rooms

‘ That popular Eating place, formerly known as the Blue “"5 T" WWII". 09cm this morning under a new name “The lilayfflir". and the capable management oi the bfiases Gertrude and Blanche MacNeUl. These young ladies have had flve years experience in this business, and will give you

Till‘! will serve Light Lunches, lee Cream. Fruits. Confectionery, Soft Drinks, etc., and would appreciate a fair

The Rexall

Store

ere loss in the complete destruc- dlswsed “l-

‘tion by fire of Falconwood Hos-i on mimim "l Hlm- M“ 319mm lpital. My Government has been the following standing committees able to provide for the care and W9" EPDOUIRG!

Mr. Allen suggested that in mov- ing the names of appointees to positions in the House the address

comfort of the inmates without “°i‘:“‘“d' m“ ‘Zheihg’ 31° ‘P’ serious m . ’ b t be p0 n ee was a re urne so er. mm“ “ “m” STANDING coivmrrrrans Hon. Dr. MacMlllan: "Ernest

of the great expenditures required in reconstruction of this Inatitu_

tion. as well as Prince of Wales College, at s. time of financial sharp’ Mew-a‘ “m” Mwum’

strain, it is not the intention of mm” wlmom’ w’ M‘ ma’ c‘ ‘I’ my Government to embark upon Bruce‘ Mmmm" Anna“

yany elaborate programme of Pub- mum Awwm“ Mssrs- u" A“ ‘lic Works, but care and attention Mwmw-ld- “m” smnf- K- C- will be devoted to the highways m“ 31mm’- Dmd Bi/‘i-mmf- H- 1H. 00X, W. H. DQDIIIB, J- J. Lilfffl- bee. Standing Rules and Orders: Hon.

Murphy was in the military serv- ice of his country. He was prevent- ed from going overseas by an acci- dent. He is a member of the Can- adian Legicn; he wears the but- ton and from a. returned soldier's standpoint he is fully qualified. His address is Charlottetown."

Motion carried.

Hon. Mr. MacPhce moved that Earl Hayden, Dundas, a returned

Agriculture: Hon. G. Shelton

l6. A bill to provide for Work-

be - A R Amman“, Meg“ J_ K M“, soldier, be appointed messenger. introduced for your considera- 130111116. Tllmnso MflNiliit. B- W- Le- Mr‘ McIntyre m°v°d a‘ a“ “on Pa“, “new Gallant“ amendment that Colin McEachern,

Prim“ mm, Hon n n M“? a. returned soldier, be appointed

Lean’ Mam Heath stmng, w_ A to the position. Amendment lost and motion carried on party divi- slon. Mr. J. A. MacDonald moved that John Garland, Auburn, (not a re- turned soldier) be appointed door- keeper.

17. The Public Accounts will be,

the current year will be submlt- Casrvpbell. Printing and Binding Journals:

1B. In view of the very urgent Hon. Matthew Wood, Messrs. J. H. need of economy in the conduct MacDonald, Heath Strong, J. P. of government, I am assured that MgInby-fg, 3, 1,, Allen the estimates of expenditure have 153-515;", ubfgyy; Hon R jg beenprepared with the utmost re- Mqpheg, Mm“ w_ A ggéwan, gard for that retrenchment which my“ gamma, n“, A gunmen, is so vitally necessary. ;_ ;_ La‘rrabee_

19. I now leave you to the busl- I Emma“: Bu“: Messm _]-_ H_ HESS 0f the SESSION, Wlth Illll 0011-‘ MacDonald‘ Thomas McNutt, Leslie fidence that your deliberations Emma L R_ Mum Q 313mm My, 511m, 0n mnvlng a second will be governed by COHSIGCYGCIOXI‘ Rabin‘ Journus: Hum Matthew amgndment, that, the ngme Q1 for the best interests and welfare woom Messrs. Heath smmg‘ mm rJoseph Bernard be substituted m. ‘if W0 PTOVIIICB- “we “mean [that of John Garland, was declar-

20- I pray that Divine Provid- Conan“. Accounts, Hm H_ n ‘od to be out of order. Mr. Allen once will guide you in your work. mam,’ M9513 w_ A swwartylexplained he was unaware that

hill‘. L. R. Allen moved, as an amendment, that Joseph Roach, Bristol a. returned soldier, be ap- pointed lnstead. Amendment lost and motion carried. Same divi- slon.

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foners to ad-

o! the Lieutenant-

Mr. H. R. Stow-art, Deputy Provin-

cial Secretary, delivered to thevAsenfbly. Again thanking you, I Gmunissloners the Returning Off i- now submit myself to the House."

cer's returns of the writs of the last j general eleot!on and read the de- Mermaid was appointed Sergeant- tails of the said returns.

The oath of allegiance was then

The Clerk then read the following

Government Home, Jliharlottefown, P. E. 1., March 2nd. 1932.

of the great book "Red Bread" by Maurice Hindus,

by the stab’. Mr. Ernest M. Dixon who enter- ed the Charlottetown Hospital for

treatment some days ago is report- reiary.

ed to be improving.

Binnie lIATlLY-Art Baton Hall Harm. King, Ont., Feb. as, ma, w Mr. and Mrs. George Hateiy, (nee Gert- ruds Moose). city. e son.

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which painted Lieutenant-Governor to inform Y0" such a. vivid picture of the ohang- ‘ that on Wednesday, the 2nd instant, ing conditions in that country. Af- at 8 o'clock}. m. h; will open the ternoon tea was afterwards served first session of the 42nd, General Anembiy of Prince Edward Island.

Assembly of the Province of Prince llidward Island.

himself to the Clerk of the House proposed to the House for Speaker A-A. McDonald, 1301., MD. of Solids and moved that, he do take the Chair of the House as Speaker, in when motion he was seconded by the HoluDr. W. J. Mcivliiian.

McDonald Bu” MD. duly elected. he was taken out of his place h! thamnJIrJtewsrtandtheI-ron. Mr. McMillan and conducted to the Choir. Ctaliding on the upper step. he addressed the House as follows:

I am directed by His Honor the

I have the honor to be ' Your obedient servant, M. Alban Farmer. Private Seo-

To the Clerk of the Legislative

The Hon. Mr. Stewart, addressin!

The Clerk having declared A.. A.

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Formal Opening

‘for the high honor conferred on me

at-Arms.

nor, now having entered the House

to inform you that the Ikgislative Asembly have been pleased to elect me 1° the important and honorable position of their speaker, I am now presented for Your Honors alppnov- al.”

by His Honor the Lieutenant-Gov- ernor to declare to you that he is ifully sensible of your seal for the public service and of your suffic- iency to execute the duties of thi- office to which you have been elect- ed by the Legislative Assembly am‘ that he doth now readily approve 0' their choice and allow and confirn