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during this

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"on {ind bargains here because we sell so much we can offer. groceries and meat at very little ‘ above cost.

p REMEMBER-Sale Ends Monday

You can always shop to advantage at.

CASH and CARRY STORES ynoNE 141 and 14s WE DELIVER

Lenten Sermon" At Basilica

Al, St. Dunstans Basilica last ev-

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“mm eining, Rev. Owen Mcurath, C. S. P. ~ “ ‘ z. i. "* ‘macro sermons. sermon we

IN chiefly with the justice of penance. -———- He out from Scripture,

proving his points from both the Old and New Testaments, the nec- essity for penance especially dur- ing this time of Lent. l-Ie urged that people should set aside the or- dinary pleasures and take full ad- vantage of this time of Lent to do penance and obtain merit.

‘Ihe sermon was followed by Ben- ediction of the Blessed Sacrament by Rev. Father Dalton.

The Corpus Christi Choir under the direction of Mr. W. J. Brown, with Miss Bessie Blanchard organ- ist, rendered the music.

Bold“ Theft At Noon ‘Yesterday

The office of The Dominion Life Assurance Company was boldly on- tered about one o'clock yesterday afternoon and a-cash box contain- ing about 820.00 in cash and $200.00 in cheques stolen.

The box was later found in the corridor outside the oflices or Dr. J. E. (Iorrigan and Dr. W. H. Sopcr, further down the block.

The box had been pried open, and the cash taken, but the cheques left.

Major J. A. MscKennie, the man- ager, stated that the office had been left without any member of the staff for about twenty minutes. 1t is not. lmown how entrance was ef- fected. but the intruder left by the fmnt door, leaving it partly open.

As Dr. Soper entered his ofifice ho noted the cash box, but thought thatitwssthepropertyofaman who was in his oflice on business. He thought nothing more about it until his visitor was leaving when he drew tho visitor's attention to the box, who claimed he did not own it.

Dr. Soper, on lifting the lid of the box, found it contained a number of cheques made out to the Dominion Life Assurance O0. He at once com- municated with Major MacKenme. who had just discovered the loss. Major MacKcnzie states this is not the first time articles have been stolen from the oflice.

The police are working on the case and developme ‘ are expected sh

A/nnual Meeting Brace Stewart C’ o. Ltd.

MRS. sums JOHNSTON ________

m regret to learn of h oi Mrs.‘ Annie f the late John n, fcnnerly aft Bracklvlav , d way a m 081' Y ygsktgrggsemomiing at the res- 01 her son Huber-g with whom ded. ' “mg... the fact that she hsd ed the 10m- some years she .. . excellent health until taken ..... ly ill ‘Iuesdflv evwlns- Med- i- aidwasat once sinnmmied and .. seemed to rally. but ml? W6- my morning a. turn for the worse qgncticed and she passed Deuce- . y away ab?“ a ‘m dmm Presbyterian

Friends w n, sudden deal ypnnon, widow 0

kindly we neighborl dispo- ., she was well known {bronch- qt the city for her many chari-

slp leaves to mourn five sons dune daughters. 00111810‘. W11- .. of Stanley, Shaw d: Pealrdoni . of C. Lyons s. 00-: Hilbert. . t tailor and Reg. at home;

.. w , Mass: Mrs. Gor- Roberts. ‘Ikecliu, Alta»: we i . L. Dillon, city and . , .-.. ld, Mess. to all of whom the

. extends heartfelt Inn-

fiim. Glen Vallfl. Wednes- oy, Mllllh 1s, mo. Angus Gillie- nm M. Funeral Friday, March iith at 2 o'clock. Interment Harts-

h sou. year. ‘ Z1011 , ay, March l6. service - at aao. mberrncirt People's

Card of Thanks

Ir. Francis Smallwood and lmhter extend their sincere hanks to neighbors and friends for their many acts of kindness shown y- them during their recent sad '~ avemeut, special thanks extend- - to: Mr. and Mrs. George Munn. ~ - and Mrs. Cecil Wood, Mr. and . Garhnfn Cooke and family. '~ l » is also extended to the ,'" rs and Nurses of tho P. B. I. llllcl. Miss Ella Edwards, R. ‘No ' Leah MacLeod, and to the vemmcnt for the use of snow ~' sh to make the road passable. L-0319-3-l4-ll.

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In fcud and loving memory of m! In: husband, Cook Hcuutt, who Ilcd away March 10, 103d. In who loved you sadly mks you. ll It damn another year, cmunbered, lfllllfll l"! always ' ~ iimghts of you are always dear. “we may help the broken hearted “It My make the wound lcll

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"like loved one gone before.

inserted by his Wife, Mu Howatt and Family.

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IN MEMORIAM lovhg remembrance of DAVID McDONALD WM died n Petefsloud. March 18th, 108i. {this return to scenes long past. - ha“ “l. but mural-lea last. by his Wile and Daughters.

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CONFEDERATION LIFE INSUR- ANCE. 14-8108-‘1-11-8121.

H. Ieishman Co. will be at S. A. MacDonald's Store Friday and Sat- urday of this week. L-o336-8-14-3i

POLICE COUH.'I‘—At the Police Court yesterday a vagrant was sen- tenced to twenty days in jail. A man charged with being drunk and in- capable was fined three dollars and costs or five days in jail.

.LEISIIMAN REPRESENTATIVE will be taking special orders for men's clothing on Friday and Sat- urday at. S. A. MacDonald's.

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Hon. Mr. corrected a state- ment he had made in the couflfl of hisremarksoxr the Draft-Ad- dress. In citing the figures of po- tato shipments on the car ferry. he had unintentionally transposed the figures for the months of Jan- uary and Ilebruary respectively-

SPECIAI. SHOWING of the well known Ieishman clothes for men at S. A. MacDonald's Store, Friday and Saturday. ‘ Lrb336-8-l4-3i

CAB. FERRY REPAIRS-Divers were st work Yesterday roofing re- pgm m are propellers of the car ferry Charlottetown. It was found orn 9X5!!!

bolts in both aft pa-opellors were Mu’ m 11 ‘ The Ext-g the port prove 01'. ° - Prince Edward Island is being used while the Charlottetown is being re- paired. AIR MAIL SERVICE - The air mail plane which did not make the return flight Tuesday, came over early yesterday morning. The regu- lar trip was made also. Going over at noon yesterday, thick snow with fog was encountered, rendering vis- ibility very poor. On the return flight visibility was still poor and them snow had turned to a. freezing ra

HOLMAN STORE NEWS-Would you care to see a demonstration of the finest floor Rugs made in Can- ada. Holmaxfs have arranged with Mr. Smith, o1 the Brinton Carpet Company for a. one day showing of their famous Sarouk Rugs at the Canadian National Hotel tomorrow, Friday, Mar. 15th. You are cordi- ally invited. Any one wishing to make an appointment for day or evening can phone Hoimansklloébs

C. W. L. MONTHLY IVIEETING -'I‘he Catholic Women's league held their monthly meeting Tues- day evenins in the K. of C.- Hall. . Miss Dorsey presiding and opening the meeting with the M081" prayer. Minutes of two previous meetings were read and approved. also the treasurers report which showed satisfactory returns from the different activities held recent- ly. Correspondence included a let- ter of appreciation from the Su- perior of the City Hospital for do- nations received towards social service Members of this commit- tee meet weekly at the hospital making and repairing garments for dlau among the needy. At this meeting two new members were welcomed into the society and as the annual meeting will be held in April a nomination committee was appointed for the election oi officers. Meeting adjourned.

COVEHEAD 120A!) W. l-‘Ilha regular “c. of the Cove-head Road ‘Women's Institute was held at the home of iimrs. William Birt on March 7th with ten members and fluee visitors present. Meet ing opened by singing "Annie Lau- rie" and repeating the Creed in unison. Roll call was answered with an Irish joke. Minutes cf last mwt- ing were read and adopted. Re- ports of were heard

MR. F. W. TWISS o1 the William '

Thewldelatltudellven- _ ' ticn monsters in the Draft Addrel debate by Mr. speaker Sinus III exceeded yesterday by Mr. B. W. LcPage, Liberal member for Sce- ond Quccns, when he attenuated. in the course of his criticism 0f

negligence in enforcing the prohibition law, to b11118 “l0 5"‘ preme Court judiciary into the political arena by commenting on a statement made in Court by the presiding Judge.

The Speaker prontpllv 11110111194

thshonmemberthathewasout of order. Mr. LePage, venturing to insist that the Speaker should quotc his "authority" for such a ruling, received .a further snub. "You may produce any other authority," the Speaker said. Mk. IePage was permitted to quote the Court statement, in which reference was made to an increase in perjury since prohibi- tion, but he was not allowed to comment thereon.

Among other statements ad- vanced by Mr. LePsge on the pro- hibition question was the charge that the Prohibition Commissioners "were the biggest bootieggers in the Province"; that there were only two members of the RCMP.- who were "tce-totallers"; that members of the force had been seen intoxicated and were, as a bow, disinclined t0 enforce the liquor laws, l-Ie claimed to have knowledge of the movements of all the smuggling vessels and of all the liquor landed last season, only a. small part of which he alleged had been seized by the police.

MB. B. W. DOPAGE

Iibllowing Hon. Mr. Sharp in the debate Tuesday afternoon, Mr. IePcge congmtulatedthe. oven-and graitulated the mover and

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Mr. LePage C Promptly To Order For Improper Remark

LiberalMemberExceedsPrivileges Of The House In Attempting - To Criticise Supreme Court Judiciary. Dr. J. F. McNeill Follows With Criticism Re Oyster Leases;

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D. P. Bethune and J. H. Mao- Donald.) He did not agree with all that was said however. He found in the Throne speech nothing new. Conditions are different to what they were a few years ago and radi- cal reforms must come, and come quickly. ‘This Province had been dealt very kindly with by Provi- dence, and a clause of the speech might properly have acknowledged this blessing. It was to selfishness that Mr. LePage attributed most of the ’ pressicn prevailing throughout the world.

Referring to necessary repairs to the legislative building. Mr. LqPage said the Government should take the opposition into their confidence. The Premier said he had gone specifically into the details of what was to be done. Mr. LePage admit- ted in was not present in the Leg- islature at the time.

Both the Premier and the Min- ister of Public Works had encroach- ed on the Agricultural Minister's ground and left that gentleman nothing to say in the present de- bate, Mr. lePage declared.

The Old Age Pensions Act, he said, had been put on the statute books by Liberal Governments at Ottawa and in this Provinue. The Conservatives had promised the Federal Government would pay 100 per cent and this pledge had been violated.

It was two years afterwards that they brought it into effect but the Province still pays 25 per cent.

Premier MacMiilsn: "Might I ask my hon. friend wher did he pass the Act."

Mr. LePage: “We passed the Act inhthe Spring of 103i, in this leg- islature."

Mr. J. A. MaoDona-ld: “When did you promise it?” fieughter.)

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New Prohibitive Du ties A re Investigated

(C. P. By Guardian's sipeeisl Wire) CVITAW March is-Reports that prohibitive duties have been on Canadian fish, onions and potatos by the island of San Domingo are being studied by the commercial intelligence branch of the Dominion Ccvermnent, Hon. R. B. Hanson, Minister of Trade and Commerce, told the House of Commons today.

The matter was raised by Wil- liam Duff (Lib. Antigonish-Ouys- borough) who said he had received telegrams from Maritime exporters about the San Domingo duties which, it was said, would mean a loss of $250,000 a year to Maritime export trade.

m. Hanson said he also had re- ceived s telegram and his officials were looking into it. He might be able to make a statement later.

DRAWN CARIES (C. P. Cable By Guardian's Special Wire)

LONDON, March l8-—Two drazwn games were played in the south- ern section of the English Soccer League today. Bristol City and Clapton Orient battled to a score- less draw while Torquay United and Millwall scored one goal each.

and new were ,

ed: sick. Mrs. Harold MacDonald and Mrs. Walter MacDonald: school, Ma's. Allan Swan and Miss Edith Maialeuchlan. Next meeting to be heidlttlic hoIneOfMmHaroId MacDonald. Meeting to be , J by singing “Jingle Bells.” Roll call to be answered with "Your gmnd-

ma mother's maiden name and where

she was bom." Program consisted of games. Meeting closed by sing lug the National Anthem. A dainty lunch was served w the-hostess.

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visiting Xl' 0 glfit or an aunt Mira. mu MaoDeougail, Upper Prince.

THUNDER AND ASTHMA

‘CI-IICAGQ - Illinois College of Medicine researches have found evidence of connection hatween thunder libfmg and pollen asthma,

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WIIINDHIOEK, South Africa — Commissioner Harold Eedes who was badly mauled by a hunted lioness Dec. 20 is reported recov- flfllls though his- injuries were thought fatal.

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Special Meeting

an members of 0h; Bupcriors‘ Hockey Club are . uested to meet at 250 Euston Street on ‘Thursday, March 14th, at 7.80 p.m. sharp for the purpose of electing new of- ficers and make plans for coming season. This meeting is thy 1mg] before the surmner months.