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Now Showing

' The lu...-t Youthful

And Exciting Song and Love Fest of the Yellr.

An amazinl; f‘¢0l`.\' uf jazz-mad youth. filled with action and crammed with song hit, l

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'llirill uitli thc pow(-r of its vlramil _ dream with its poignant lou- and mild .l~‘:|loli\iv~ - hum \vi!h its l-.ilrliv tliiiv..

EDMUND L() WF.

Colistalrice Bennett

ALSO

TALKIE

SHORTS

All Music

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our i

I-‘ollolving is the speech delivered

ln the Budget, debate by Dr. W. J. P. McMillan. senior Conservative mem. ber for Filth Queens. Dr. McMillan iollowcd Hon. Dr. McNeill in the de- bntc. He began his address on 'rhul-5. day evening. April 3rd:

INFORMERS' FEES

We find sonic othei' strange trans-

actions in this report of llic Prohib- ition Coniniisslon. Here is an item f $224. for information, I do not knolv wliat that means. unless it ineans that the Commission is pay. IHS fUl.l'one who goes there and tives lliforniatiorl about violations of the

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Prohibition law. My hon. friend from Rustico took me to task the other day because I did not go down and unc some information regarding cer- inln streets in this city. Well, that hon. gentleman should know Char- lottetown fairly well; he has been ll. resident of this city for some time; he poses as an up-to-date nian, and I guess if he wanted to find out about those streets where liquor can be obtained illegally he could do so easily enough. If lic docs not know sonictlilniz about those places, he is about the only one in Charlotte- town lvho is in that class. It might he worth hLs while to take some of that information down to the Pro- hibition Cnmmissioh. lr they are in the habit nf paying for information.

Then we find that besides salaries

paid there is a bonus given to the prohibition inspectors for their good work. 1 have no doubt that the in- spectors carrl it. just as well as any- one else. But here is an item that bears out what I have been saying: $623 to orphans and dependents.

lquite a. large sum; a sum which I

do not object to, because it is not large enough. That item means. Mr. Speaker. that in the administration

`ALL TALKIE .PRoGRAivl Record OfFalll1re At @__t°"Y .;.-.,,,,_....,_,_

Mat.. 3.15 i ' ' agar .0 ' . C

______:_____2£______ lm f M the Rocky _unchmn y”w__day_ 5 vl uid sing the period to b I .21é________. Md .h R __ a _ p n the speaker was Mr. C. J. Gallagher.

_L _ Ml-M801' 0! the Pl‘inC¢ Edwlrd The-_ kings ransom hired the New Yorki

‘ 'i' We who uve I verylnleresllnz ad- rhiihilrmonic orchestra to provlfle'

“INS” °“ U19 WUGM flllllll IS 1118 music. And now they sat and tense-I

Tfenchant Review Saundersisublect, "rho ami. that Blew the ly

Mwi" UP°id° D°W“-" ` made or damned on the openingl

Government’s Mismanagement ...'.`§""‘“ M' sm” `"° "` “`° ““*“ by ’““ “"“‘e N" "°“‘ ““‘“"

compliance with an election promise, _ but he was afraid, nevertheless, that on the mlm 0! August 6th., 1926,

it would prove il. curse to this Prov- th' mm' N3 T’"mi°' °f “lung 171°' ch ince. And that has been true all over. “V95 ‘"5 mid 1” N°W Y°"k Wm" ati Canada. It is true here today. Ol th* nf” WIUUK d~"“`-W °f the “T09” of course, the Government says that we W” 5h°W“- 0” tm Nm* mlm' md cd are making wonderful prog,-65,; but in that same theatre another drama V91 we cannot see it. Perhaps those WI-H ilkihi Dll¢¢ il‘l l1h¢1lV¢l 0195!” an gentlemen who compose the Tern- men WM Sli ill 7410 llldi0M¢- cr. pcrance Alliance, and who recently 301018 UIC N709" W!-5 Cm'-hd U10 the received from the Prohibition Com- terrific Droblem that faced this little dl mission it cheque for $1200, can see group of men would also have been tion

But the rest of us are not in that solved. Whether they would be rich 1;”

fi'i`l(.‘ i\'I"li'i(CfS around $8.00. Common and drinkers' M th" Act they have had 1° pa’ 'mt

‘ ` ~ .

.- ~ ~ -; » WMC 5u.0u:¢,r _,IL $_-_50 1,) $6_,0_ $623 to look after the children and

By Dr. W. J. McMillan InBud- ..1§"..l..°§l'.25"°' 1" °"° °°“"" °' "“ 5;

limited to just one year. I The "gamblers" at the cost of a

waited. Literally they could bei

ence. Practically everycxpert in Am-i

an nn enum' lv _

'iifii

:slr-_sin

‘_ .::l.

'-sig* _

y another company $104 000 lo'

for family use but care must to insure that it has been testi); if-Mn and has proved its value. ' led'

For 60 years “F ll " -

prescribed by _doctors tiiivtil tiiiililypiii 2”" in most countries ofthe world. "d . ...._l’.":.‘;l::.23e‘li:;s:;‘:l';ir:l‘z::2.‘~“~ physical condition. invaluable for md

Loss ol' Appetite, Nervous Deblllty

Retarded Convalosccnce, Asnemh

, _

Almost since the form of enter- ab

the time. so far as the adxplnlstn- ture story. The next step to “make up tion ofthe Act is concerned. the pictures talk." was a. phono- we,-_ mem were many who had

graph using short acts, singing and! ye

MR- l.l!I'AGE'S ADM1SSISON dancing, which was very short llvedis

md ““°‘°ii5f‘°t°"Y» H°w°V" tm as actors were concerned. But, tlicrcl

The hon. member from Rustlco, in ide, Wu ,ml me,-¢_ but not-,bmi has wer

dealing with this question, said that apparently mm dom ,imc 1911, 11-. sou the respectable citizens of this Prev-|1924_ D,-_ Leo D¢1=v>r¢5¢, invenwd an

ina wished to take care of theii~I..Sound on Fi1m.._the phowgmpmng _.wi

y°““5 "°°P1°5 that they did “Ui of sound on film by means o.” li light th want their daughters mauled over by ny__ Qmgrs we;-¢ working with sound m

drunkards _at dance halls cl th - - - . _ ' _

an 0 er °" dm and m 1936 ‘M nm' big sm” -Sf-M1180 Curtains had to be hung in .~;i/ca.niel', Talamlite. Captain Sloane.

places. He is perfectly right. That was med by Warne). Brothers which ___ should be the idea of every self-re- pmcmany turned the industry up. ‘S05

specting citizen in regard to his

gmwing family' Bu.” I want i'°.°’k 'There are two systems in use in M,

this _question:_ Is that con- making ...mmm Pmurm .sound ha ditloii which persists new in this on Film.. and recording on dmc sim_ Province. We know something of mr no mow In me for phono_

. l ~ m vlhat goes on at those public dances. graphs me proponents of both cmm S

at least we have all heard rumors. mg their system L, me “sh H°w_ wr

ever. there lslric doubt that in time. ple

hu developed in the ‘ut “sn” 91 one or the other will be the standard w

And how ls it that that condition

a century under Prohibition? If my

hon. friend would go back to the and this Wm be the me th" sw” U1 :lays of the gentleman who intro- me 17°” uéulm' _ 5° duced ProhiNion into this Province Ii' B clnmed th" tmre Wm elim f°\' _tm law Hom Donald F,"quh”_ billion dollars invested ln the mov- so son-he would recall what that mg pi°tu" mduny before the ld' W0 ntleman said when he sponsored "nt °f the “lkmg p‘°"“"‘ “nd f

e g probably as much more had to be

the Act in tl~lis.Legislat.ure. 1-Ie said

hc was introducing Prohibition in Dui' mw ii launching ulking Pm' mc

- - tures. _ _ th

it.

fortunate position. or bankrupt, wise men or fools, sue- U

_ _ cesscslor failures. was being decided_

IMPORTED DETECTIVE by the large public jury who sat up-.

on them. These man were the War- re

Then we have that remarkable n

ces. it was easy to get the scene

d sound somewhere new loselh- ori-:Niro or sr. JOHN-Boston - _

lea had called the effort to putl lklng pictures across a kind of piti-

ie insanity, but the "Gamblers"

get Debatec talnment known as moving pictures W0,-._ The lndustry was th,-own mm

came into being, attempts have been 5

C __ iw made to "make the pictures talk." sum became B sc,-ap of mpc). on inue From iesterdays Guard- ‘That conditions are just on |, par- First attempts were in the form of There was 8 wild scurrying around

iam _ allel with the conditions in the a lecturer, next. people behind the by

United States and Finland, and that screen spoke line.; st- haphazard see

they are getting 1 little bit worse all which very seldom fitted into the plc' pe,-

turmoll. Long term contracts with

the stars of the silent pictures to who could master the art of pro- pronunclation. Schools sprang in answer to the demand. How-

e far larger troubles ahead New'

ange places tliroughout the stud-’ , arc lights had to be rcplaced‘

side d°W"' with incandescent. Obscure inter-

ences between electric currents

d to bc rectified. _to go to Sydney, N. S.

Another imlorseen liorror was thcl lcrophones through which thc! ::S. S. ANNAVORE _has just 3|-. peech or music was recorded. Ac- rlved at Charlottetown with our Fer-

s could no longer get by with tillzer and wa want puller having using gestures. They were slaves orders booked with ua to call at once.

"the mike." Mikes h.\€i to be h\1hZ_ A. HORN!! di C0. 3334-5-19-3|

over the studio, An actor had to sure he was in thc right position ,

his wo,-d_,_ 1; he were 1 tml, 0r_ eanors, accoinpnnled by her sister,

to one side, his recorded voice

uid sound as if he were speaklngf left Sltufday f01‘ Cli8l1l'y. Alberta.

mm the bottom of 3 w(.]1_ [ where they intend to spend the sum- A tough med-mnl¢a]_;a5k (ia-my gm-1 mer with their daughters. med the studio helpers. mils witsi -- _

necessity of keeping the camera

md "und Lpmrams in awp: .._,yn_ urday morning for Toronto, to ct-

ati is of th

ronlued." In the past, synelirolliz- tend th* Fmdu °” °"°"° 9° °

n had been a “Will o The Wisp

O _ . _

- . where her daughter. Miss Muriel,

the talkies, even when one ignoi- the mechanical sound of the

But no acute la the Dcrfeetion of human eye and ear that an au-

Speed ratios of making the two lm" "CALVIN AUS.1.IN~._wm be in

Hd Dl`00f SYHSPS Wifi 10 be bums! more with Fertilizer for A. Horne & d where. with the silent lllCtl1l'€S»! Co., arrived hero Saturday and is now se in the studios was not noticed! unloading at Railway wharf. 5-in-ii. is had to be all eliminated and: ____ the pupils of Cambridge School to, e studios became as n sepulchi'c.` 0", STEAMER |N pon-|~__.-nu.

" " Malnutrltlon, Bronchlal Trouble,

Sold byalldruggists. in originallargeand small bottleifml -

. Rcfuu lmitnliona. Insist on th

FELLOWS’

SYRUP

-_ __.._. -...__..__._-_-s.&__

later time the four-ro

3 lcnuinc. _

ars of experience on thc speakingi c t I G d' week schedule with hall. .team mga and they saved the day as far! "CALVIN AUSTIN" and ‘(;l;.\~;;

l__ NOR DINGLEY" ln commission will

'mc s. s Amuivoitc from nultl- "E °““°“"°°d~

CAMBRIDGE school,

The following is the slllidlllg gl

the month of April;~.

Grade IX.-1. Minnie Ar/sm

Grade VIII.-l. Minnie lniligm

2. Lawrence Londi‘ig.1n; ;l Bess" Higginbothaln.

Grade VII.-1. Nell Hooley; 2

Grant Sencabough; 3. .mlm Dem, 4. Keith Hooley.

Grade V.--1.' Eileen ll.»._,1,_.-_ 2

Lucy Irving; 3. Eleanor lialidrlgui 4. Myrtle Grnhani; 5. Neil Him... botham; 6. Janie Richards; 'r_ ml, ton Richards; 8. Archie liiggln. botham.

Grade IV.-l. Caroline Hlgglh.

botham; 3. Rita Irving.

Grade III.-1. John R. lnsvldaolr

2. Bruce Higginbothalii; 3. How, McLeod; 4. Ainona Rflclinids; 5. l-lar. ry Irving.

Grade II.-i. Terrence l~'atrrel!. Grade 1. Sr.-1. En-lest Graham. Grade I. Jr.-1. Verrlon Harley; l

Joseph Landrigan.

W. P. Cairns, toaclier.

came into port yesterday morning with 29,000 barrels of gasoline for the Imperial Oil Co. 20.000 barrels arc to be unloaded here, the remainder

Mrs. Norman Beaton. of St. El-

Mrs. John Bernard, of Kcnslrigton.

Mrs. C. C. Archibald left on Sat

nurses at Toronto General l-Iospltal,

graduates on May 22. ' ' *_*

- STEAMEB. SERVICE

ence can detect the~sllghtest, varia- gmcigls of Eastern swmuhm _

bbtwccrl the SCl`€€!`l Sllelkefs Lines have announced that eifective ` ‘ _ and the sound he or sl-ie is sup- wedmsdn-_ May 253,, the sg _7°hn_ \ ' oscd 20 utffcl Boston Service tinternatlonal Llnel - ` _

_ ' will be inaugurated. The popular `_

ling

t _ 1 5

_ °.°’d5 “'"°""imV1° °“°u5]"- The commission and make two round »

er Brothers, who make "Vita- wait disc went at at speed of about mm lm. week SCM” from B°s_ ` V

ya -X- . 1 .>

ldrpcnilcnts who were left in the

l(`.'i|i:uli:i|i Prcssl l Qllritziliiliix--Good vciils $8.00 to‘

.'lr=‘ir."i'l<r:.-\l_._ _\l_.~~ lil lrnarlc i~.~.-_su_;.l»_ ...._.lllilli 7.7.... .., gui... ..,,,,,_i |'"m°-“ f*fi°fl\1= father- 'lf the fath-

.¢._,._, ,U ,___, r ,.,, ._,___,,_..._,i l,-_.\_l..rlflllloli $,'._;,l, .U _sh-_»_}_ shv _ _“CC_ _t__l cr and mother, were landed in jail.

episod¢ of the bringing of that de- tective here last fall. The Premier says. “I brought him here." But what did he _bring him for? Here is

another $1200 or $1400 of Public

phone" pictures. They had sunk over a half million on this one picture. they had invested ten million in it

-100 feet a minute under its vibrat- ing needle. The nlm took about 1.400 pictures in the same period oi’ time.

gigantic gamble tlmt the public But the cameraman who cranked

ton will be made with stops at East- port and Lubec. Service from St.A

John to Boston will be via. Eastpori 4 and Lubec on the Wednesday sailing

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GARDEN l'l\II’LE_1I\i£.\"[S

_ l ol l |

b'al"»1f"~' 'wit' 'l'r.i1l‘ll_ Hia (‘i‘.v.'. \\el'i~ lfiti. .slit-op \\l‘i'c of r'oliill1<liii'Ih'“"" have done mat much: hui’ it

` iconic back to Prohibition. He cites

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l‘.".‘l'E` .1lil'~:' f‘l':' uiti: I.'i.t, tv:-ck zoofl co' ' 'i;l ll. 31.' _-.rl, :<tr=er.~.

~f< l < lf* .’\ 1-vi' Inns oi

itflflfl _‘i _ l l < lil; liful l.> 1200 polll‘~ l. -.lull lvl ~f.~lcl up to ,='.‘ll'll'l_ l'l;~`1 \=»-.Z iiili.-lied .\'_l"_‘rs

oi 7:-ol- '_=_~»-“ v_'lf.'l;.:i:- .irolzilfl lllflfl ¥.“'ltr“'i'~. '_' l .‘ lillilll 1. ,;ll.`\|'l :Hill ri l-"'.l.' l _.ll l._~.iL ‘l .l"llil..l~ ~.v<~lf‘ .~lfl fl" Q. .ll l _:`li' i.:: ';f\li"i'1.'-olli

l;,. ' is lllll lylll \\.-°i‘»'- :...._.ll_v p!.l:ll

r."l.‘l._l". will '-wifi ;l:‘o'llill S`l.tl0

'.>'liti'1'»:l':- l*.l:ll-lim' .l“"l'= l_-.wrt

.ililil ill .‘.`.l"l'l ll:>‘~:. lin °'l73 to

flfl rl !i:|l.llll, QTi3‘.~i.€1l.`.il_ l2ll'- _-';.-.~ 1-,.41 3-- yulll ;lrlllll_ \lcllliiln

l\'~l'»‘ fl

and fllililltv.

_t%o\v.'» \\'t‘l'c lroin $lll_tll`i to $11.00.

$273 to Gil V ll r' iliilllllii .ST ll0 lo SP) "ill lallrlicr i~'.\_= .1 wil .1-'étlfl to $3.50. `»le'lllll'll,' .<'."lfl in $7 7:3. ciillners. _woo lo si: .l» .»l._:~~l'<_ Slllrl li. 35.00. _B.l,tr~.lu'i‘ l--._ I'-'-l.!."illil Sli till to £7.50

5% .'i"r.,»=_. 'l'llv~. l':llf

market. '_‘,l: .1':"lll.~Pi‘. i"l'lr‘I‘s l'allZf‘t'i

-$1.00. Pronliilln pei' hoe over ba-l cons. Butcllcr liner. \vcl'e 512.75 lol 0NTAR|0 ELECTION

$lIl_00 :intl lil‘u\‘i<‘:» $12.25 li. 51;3,50_I

(qllallly lllirl iii0:~'.l}.' cllppzvl .cillcsl has not been enough’ because they _liirlrlc .$15 fill for cllllr. to S700 for thc* have neglected E "cat many other ' best lot.. .'-zprliilz lulilhs limllslit $5.00! "B503 which Should have been at' U, _S1000 ___`L.h_ m_?,mHn__ .O “,Ci_qht; tended lo, which have come before

ithe Cliildi~cn`s Aid Society. That is

QummiUm.__H“,(,S _$350 lo s7_00_‘l their special field in this Province,-

lambs good sa on to 510.00, conimoml ti-ying to clean up after the admin- 35 00 2,, 5-._50_ _ istlatioii of the Prohibition A_ct. And

HM Wcemls “_‘.x.,, 13% Baum hozgy we know what that cleaning up

mm lm. $13 70 W $1300 with (mp ‘.m_\. l means in this city of Charlottetown, _sniall lol .il Slilfill, Selects broilaliti “nd in the town nf Summerside'

Ong oi' tht- speakers on the Gov-

_________‘_________ l~i-iimcnt. side made the curious state-

' _ment that the Prohibition Act is

i>`_T»'\NF0RD UN1VETiS1'i`Y» i`f*i`1l- provliir; _lust as successful here as it

. Alt-"7, Calliorliirl. May 19. Y Erie Krvllai has in other places. I think there is it‘lirl_v-huirtcl Slrlillord giant sent. l\l_s` _-.1 lot of truth in that. in othcr 1..-.v u..l‘lrl`s l‘r-corcl ;n llle cll~.'ll.l. throwj places. Mr. Speaker. Prohibition has `r-l'l\..lli.lie :rlwl obli\'i<>li licrv _\'r-.\'_c\‘d:l_\'i not proven a success. They are just

as llc lialrlvd till' plllltcs' 167 it li 3-4 _ its uise in Nova Scotia and

f--ont .='.'o tl. 537.1.. _~\ho~i‘ 40 qoorliliiclics at che annual California, ln- . Novi' Brunswick as they BTC

|_a1..»~ -_.»rl¢;!~,;m; .-1.-.yn in 140 pln.nrl=.tci~ooZlcl::inlc track :uid field niectj in this province: .lust _as wise brollzli' .=.fl'-ll and p!:.lll to l1~lcdil;ln¢l{i'enz sei the llliottlr-lal \\'nl'ld`s rr-_--l in Ontario and Qll\l¢‘f~’l‘. lll Bfli'

l i:-.ii Columbia. Saskatchewan. A1-

l-;l~~l~- ‘tow 2700 tl. 57.50. The bal-iorrl in Itlm-cll .!l_‘,’£_l, \\‘llli zz Nllvc of

.- pf ln- r-oori Cali-es ll.---r wld; 10'! it 8 3--1 in

`l>cl-ta and Manitoba. Tliey have all

one l .» ,_ _ _ . . . . . . _ _

____ tiled Prohibition. they have all found

Prince _ Edward |sIand’s

. A Booster Feature

To Stimulate Business and Business Con- ditions in Prince Edward Island, published hy

The Charlottetown Guardian

We are Sollciting the Cooperation of the Business Firms and Leading Men oi

_ Charlottetown, Summerside and

=' the Province.

T' Mr. Frank Walker, Assistant Editor of the Guard- ian is editing this Special Feature Edition, which is now in the course of publication, and Mr. L M- Kirk- land is in charge of Publicity.

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Boosti for a Greater P`rovz°nce‘

' """ " lil tn hr- a failure, and they ale all

1 trying somcthinll l`lSC~ Bllli l'fl.V h0I1~ blend from Rustico says they will all

ithe terrible conditions in Ontario llllider govcrninent. control, and he l l.~ll_< us that the feeling is getting .Stronger and stronger for Prohibition in that Province. But. we know that

Go I ; within the past. twelve months the * i people of Onario had an election on

this issue. and we know how that el- ection went. It was not a. result that was bewnilcd by the Ferguson Gov- ernment, was lt? The Government of Ontario had no reason to com- plain. as the Temperance Alliance complained about the pieblselta in this Province. that the majority was too small. that there was some doubt as to thc real attitude nl the people. or that there would be dlffl- culty In administering the Act! (AP- plallscl.

We find one of the lending Sen-

ators nf th¢ United states. Senator Borah. throwing a bombshell into the adminlstratioii of the Prohibition /ict ln that country; and they have been investigating lt ever since. try- ing in find out if it cannot bc lm- proved. We find the late Chlef.lustice 'raft warning his fellow countrymen that Prohibition would be at mill- stonc around their necks; and so on.

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Then we come back to our own little Province. md what do we find there?

moneys thrown away, and not one single result except further confu- sion and further damage to the good

“talked." They knew the business was too big to win by halfway meas- ures. Stars of the Metropolitan Op-

name of Prince Edward Island. I sayl gm Company hm been rwmded fm.

to the Premier what I said the oth- er day. that if he wanted a detec- tive 1 could name two; Sergeant Bradley and Mr, Hedley Weeks. Ser- geant. Bradley has a rcplltation for detective work. as I know personally because 1 have been on cases with him when I was provincial health officer. We worked together on one of the rarest. cases on record, name- ly, poisoning by matches. in the eastern part. of the Province. Mr. Bradley did splendid work. We have also Mr. Weeks who has been em- ployed by thia Government and by the Stewart Government when they were in power, and who has done good service on several occasions. Why pass over those men in prefer-

ence to in stranger? Why go to deed

Montreal of all places? My hon. friend from Rustico surely could

have known nothing about that But it was when my hom friends transaction, for he would never have found wt th" this _mln hld ev_ =||°W°d l ‘*°¢°°""¢ i" °°'“° 5°" ldencc in connection with certain ll-

here from that rum-ridden Province of Quebec, the birthplace nl Govern- ment. Control! (Laughter)

They brought that man here for mused md um out oi the Province the 06*-ellslble ll\1fD0-W °f il\V¢5ii8_“__i'.'. .as an unreliable witness. although, ing a fire; and would you believe it, Recording to the Pnmmss nw” com `tha.t, fire had been investigated long tenuon in this L°‘muure_ the ,wt before that time! It was investigated that he mum get drunk and did get 1 by the Fire Marshal of this Province, drunk qualified mm in even, wayl who had his own detective on the as ,_ nr", chu mme” und” the job and who went, into thc matter Prohlbmon ACL bww" he W” them as thoroughly as he could. There according to t_he_1,nmm._ In . “ne wns also an investigation by the in which he W” bound to M" the Stipendiary Magistrate of the town ,_,u¢_h_ I don-,_ know whether thh_ cf Summersldc The AW>f“°Y C'°“' h-lan told the truth when he was eral was not, satisfied with those en- dmnk_ or not: but hen is the mint: quiries, so he got this Montreal de- If he dm nu' H” m.,|"_ 'hy 'u

tective here and put him to work. "nt d,¢_,d|" mu ,uw 0" af ""_ His investigation. however, did not ,uhm rwmut, nn* th", thrown' add one bit of evidence to what they _“ny mon," -1-.lk “om 'Lu ‘nd kl\¢W b°f°l'¢~ The" hf W” "m judicious administration in the At-` down to this part of the Province bm” Ggmnlfn depmmgnty -nm to see what he could do l\b0ui. the vu in wg (of which the Attorney fox stealing that was going on. But Gene," umm" the whole ,.°m°n_ it seems that fox stealing was not ,“,|my_ Do” M dmwe ewan fm. in this bla detective! line. Then it "_, I do not thmk my inwulgenti

was found that he had fallen from the straight path of virtue; that he

WM d’inki“8» *md "lying drunk- °“ .side (Hon. Dr. McNeill) will get up bootleg liquor. They had broughtind My tm; the A|_¢°m¢y Gmenl him 11°" fm' th* P“"P°5° °f dfW“l"U- ‘Inu administered his department so

He had to drink, the Premier says, in order to carry out his work. in order to get in with' the bootl¢l’lcrs,

with the proprietors of that famous white gloves to the Juana. because

".=peakea.sy." with the deniuns of the Summeuida undar-Wald, which la

this momentous night, $1,000 n. week -$52,000 a year-had been paid for just the right to ask l star to sing.

now becoming as well known ln this Province as the Chicago under-world is known in the United States. That man was brought here, and in the performance' of his labors he got drunk, and he stayed drunk. He was

Act. We have had that sad exper- b

the put. few _veal-s._'1'he situation ln

and it is n very serious thing ln-

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quor cases that they began in have

doubts as to whether he was trust- worthv or not' Pinall he was dia

person will contend that he doeai Yet the aenlor member for Summer-'~

well that at the Supreme Court ln` Bummeralde. in Charlottetown and .ln Georgetown they have in give

then la nothing for them to dd. ...___ t'l'e ll Oeuttllcl '* r

icnéo licvenl tlmea in this city in W” M5551,

that respect has not improved any, |_,.°ub1,,_ In most cues mc ,qui-P-

ment. for silent pictures had to be

A pain. No doubt about that. Evan those deep-seated pains that make a mnn‘» very bones ache.

tabletll Genuine Aspirin has many important uses. Read the proven directions found in every package ol Aspirin tablets and don’t. endure neadleaa nina from neuralglc, rleuritla, ri-ieumatlsm, etc. Keep a bottle of these tablets in the house; carry the pocket tin if subject to unexpected headaches, sudden colds. Quick relief, without any harmful effects. Aspirin doea not dcpresl the heart. ust look each time for the name Aa ti-in-and the word ggnuinc printed’ in nd on ovary box.

would like moving pictures that 1,600 pictures one minute and 1.200 and Wm be direct from SL John to

t c next would soon have the male

'characters speaking with female

voices. The remedy for this was thc installation of motors instead of hand cranking. Furthcl‘moi'c the wax record and the film had to be started at the same time.

The method ot cutting and splic-

ing the him had also to bc changed from the old routine of the silent pictures which added more worries to the studio helpers, which had to be overcome, also the censoring of

pictures added another worry. This

drunk for a week and nearly died. wg.; overcome by making a new re-_ And if he had died he would not he gord from the old one as far as it| nm “Ni '"1"' “'|"° ‘md “Bd” fi" was passed taking out the objection- admlnistratlon of the Prohibition gbl¢ part. then at thc right moment]

rcaking ln with the balance thatl

The theatre owners had also their

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Even the systemic pains that women suffer. They yield to theao

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iparatus of the talking pictures is a

lexpert, to remedy lt. but this is pro-

Boston on the Saturday sailing. At n

scrapped and complete new equip- ment installed. The projection ap-

complex and delicate armcratiis. The wax records are fragile and wear

out. Four sets are always-provided in] case of breakage, If thc amplifying apparatus gives trouble it takes an'

vided by it weekly service by the makers. _

The diffcrerlt forms of records

were confusing. That developed by the General Electric Company rec- ords its sound on the margin of the. illm. This is done by having a ray of light vibrate on the film just as a needle vibrates on the wax recoi-cl.' The wavy line that is made is trans-| mitted back through an electricali solmd projector on the same general- principal by which radio .plays music 'I’l-its is a rather haphazard paper.

but there is so much to this new form ol' entertainment that it would take hours to tell half of tt. At some future time, I may have an oppor-` tunity of placing this before you in' a much better way. The information' I expected did not i-each me until saturday night. what x um civlnz` you today ls picked at random from n. magazine article on this new form of entertainment. ‘

Some may ask, said Mr. Gallagh-!

cr, why not give better pictures at. lowci- prices. The aiuwer is that ow-5 ing to the greatly increased con. of; producing the talkles. and the g-i-cat; demand for pictures, about half the_ theatres now havintl the Nlklc lltllllfll

ment. the producers are asking high. prices. The pictures put on here nrc_ the same as are shown ln all the big cities of the United States and Can-_ ada. Mr. Gallagher also explalnedl the changes that have been made ln: thc Prince Edward Theatre and some of the mechanical features of the equipment. the old equipment-

having to be scrapped.

There was one guest at Rotary

Mr. Ivan Machure. of Moncton.

vice President W. A. Stewart was

appointed a delegate to the lntci'-l national convention to meet in Chi-

cago.

Botorian J. J. inighttaer, chair- man of the On-to-Sydney committee asked that Charlottetown members intending lo go tn the conference toi he held there early in June should mon not tml- than next Monday- I

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