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I0! SALE - N0. 1 SEED OATS Jul barley. sac per bushel. 1.. ' bury 6a son, Union Road. ' 3\3-8-9.

; Help Wanted m- _ _____..______._i_ I! llAVE ATTRACTIVE oran- illls for part time representatives in P. I; I. Applications will be considered from both men and llllsle and married women with ilIeJal preference to whooy were)‘. J]?- No one in a War industry {Quill apply. Write fully The l°Wll L fe Insurance Company, - P- 0- 3°)‘ l0. Mlmcton. N. B. 3-9-51. m?

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1° b9 "h! by Public Auction on lllrlllllles of rho late Wallace en. rlentn . Jet on Maren 13th “Ni i’. ill. sharp, ‘h"""_~i‘ l t“; freshen in June; Mains. ‘:0 tons nay, straw, oat... ‘ml nll-esrnitg outm; omu r ““"‘~'>.Y lrarrisl ism o. nay mower. ‘ulmlllll. u-sc nur.ow. spike W. hurschoc, acurtler, broad- hfisllll‘. lurnlp sower, nay rake. k ‘m lsllll, 2 carts, driving wagon, M“! W-Kll. 2 WIN-sf sicrghs, nay "flirt and carrier, grindstone. ma.’ "W. "use out gaw. forks, M," ""8, elm. wheelbarrow, wire a- Illllynru wales, a, m‘ fro». laddorl, halfbnaheL c", °° wuss. hey knife. tools. huvflll- new tires and be tery. ~gu|tioni§Pamlfln No. 16. good - "m". 4 cream cans, waanlng ;::| dhl'|“"m"I desk. living room "I mom furniture, large mgr ‘suites bedroom furnishings. mun lsblts and chairs, Enterprise “mfg”! new‘ 3 heating stoves. q,“ ' "ml. llshel, lamps, Ls, . _ T"'|'g.|lci:sl1slls_ also other art olee. i! following, u ‘Ml-m, m“ m‘.

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old at Public Alurtiun ill froinot. ‘d? tshe Law Courts Building in Charlottetown in ucclfs QWMY °“ We eeday the 'i4t dsv 0i Aprllhfiit- l), 1 at i2 oclocl: noon. l- tract; piece and parcel 0f 1W1 Kim‘ ate lying and being on Lot or Town- ship number thirty-him in Km?‘ County Province of Prince island and bounded and descr d u followaz-Thet is to all‘. Nil" ' edonthonorthb landiniwl‘ aosaton of Jame; yrne formerly Lawrence Byrnc, on the south by land now in possession of Waite; Byrne, on the out by Hymn RM and on the west by land i" WNW‘ ton of lldward Birt and contsininl by estimation eevcuty w"! 0! 1""! a iittfa more or lees.

The above ale ie pursu t to l mortgage dated the 8rd day of Dec- ember A. D i094 and made by Alphonsus Byrns of Morell Rear and Maude His wife to Charles B. O- Brlsn of Morel] Rear default havingboen made in the p.-.yment of the principal money ll“! interest thereby scoured.

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GEORGETOWN SCHOOL

Honor Roll of Georgetown School for the month of February: Grade X - l. John Parker, 2. Vivian Wood, 3. Maurice DeLory. Grade IX - 1. Catherine Fitz- gerald, 2. Francis Prosper, 3. Claire Roach.

M155 MacDonald's Dept; Grade VIII - 1. Connie Mair, it.

Gil s r: mere, 3. James Fitz- gerald and Harry MacConnell. ..,u..i.

Grade VII A 1. Virginia Grant, 2. Eleanor Hobbs. 3. Wanda Jay. Miss Quinn's Dept.:

Grade VI - l. Jean MacConnell,

Lean. Grade V — l. Cullen DCLDIY, 2. Stephen DeLory, 3. Sonny Johnson.

2. Margaret Layers, 3. Donnie Mac- i

Mrs. Jenkins Dept. Grtlde IV - 1. Beatrice Mair, l. Ann MacDonald, 3. Mabel Stewart. Grade III . Phyllis Mac- swain. 2, norraine Roach, 3. Eliza- beth Grant

Miss Keenan's Dept.

Grade n - i. Bernice De-Iory, l. Phyllis Martell, 8. Mary Stewart.

Grade I — No tests.

Elizabeth Webster MhoKay, Principal.

NEW LONDON SCHOOL

Report of New London School for February:

Grade X --- l. Norman Dunning, 2. Ena, MacKay, 3. Donald Bun-

lain. Grade VIII - i. Marion Dunn- Gmde v11 _ 1. William Mac- Eiwen, 2. Shirley MsloKay, 8. Doug-

las Cole.

Grade VI - l. Kath Mayhew. a. Helen Maclliwen. Mildred Adams.

Grade IV - l. Francis Cole. I. Nettle MacEwen, 3. lots Somers.

Gratit- lTl Sr. -- 1. Keith Dunn- ing. 2. I-twrraine Cole

Grade III Jr. - l. lorraine Cole‘,

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2. Edythe MacXB-y. 3. Betty Cole. Gcrade II 1. Lila Adams, 2. Janie Somers. 3. Lee Cu-rrie. Grade I A - l. Dawson Cole. Grade I B - l. Ivan Cole. Highest average — William Mac- Ewen, 92 per cent. Teacher - Francis W. P. Bolger.

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Honor roll for January and Feb- ruury:

Grade IX - l. Russell Beagan.

Grade VIII - l. Joseph Murna- ghan, 2. Gerald White, 3. Phyllis Trainer.

Grade Vi‘! - 1. Victor Koughan, 2. Canisius Koughan, 3. Lawrence ‘I-"inov.

Grade Vi’. - l. Peter Brazil, 2. Llli ‘n Kougfiian and Anita Kough- an lecunll, 3. John Beagan.

THY‘? "l-“Rl-UTTTETPW" GUABPFALX..-

liing llrders Inquiry lntn Pedestrian Traffic Fatalities.

UONDON. March 8—(CP)-—New examinations of ail subway shelters were bcEun today and the King or- 59nd R11 inquiry info the causes oi the timrlc pedestrian traffic 1am that led 178 persons in a pile-up over a woman. wltb a baby in arms. who stumbled at an underground entry while seeking refuge in Wed- Ileidlly lllllht/s air raid,

The inguiry will seek the cause of the acci ent. and determine whe- ther structural changes are neces-

sary,

Th! Ministry of Pensions ruled that the dead and disabled among the 60 injured would be treated on the same basis a5 though a bomb- in! caused the disaster. Home Se- creiflfv Herbert. Morrison declared there would be no hunt, for a scspesllat but "l! there was IIO. gligence in any official quarter. such glfizilgence will be held account-

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(B) T. 0.; Win Commander R, l-l. warm“, and Fly ng Officer" D.V. Os- borne of the R.A.F‘.; LL-Col. E, W. J"h.nstone of the 17th Reserve Ame- ored Regiment; Lia-Col. R. Chandler, Recruiting Officer for P. E. Island; M8101‘ J-R- Pamn- representative of D. O. C_, M-D- 0- 6; Inspector J.A. Wright. R.C.M.P. and Chief A. Birtwlstle, (my Pv- lice lilorce.

On retirement of the Uellielllm Governor and Dali-Y "he SW53" resumed the chair,

New Clerk Appointed

premier Campbell informed the House that Mr. C. St. Clair Trainer‘, who formerly held the position o Clerk oi.’ the Assembly- had resign- ed on his appointment to the bench as Judge of the County Court of King's County. I-Ilslion- our the Lieutenant Governoi has approved the appointment o‘ M“

J, watsonbllvfacNaught as Clerk of th Assem y- The Premier introduced a pro

forms, bill, which was elven first reading.

On motion oi Mr, McIsaac, sec- onded by Mr. Savllle, Joseph Mac- Donald, St. Margarels. was BP- pointed a doorkeeper.

On motion of Hon. Mr. McGuis- an, seconded by Hon. Mr. Dennis. Charles Albert MacLeod was ap- pointed a door-keeper.

On motion of Premier Campbell. sewnded by Hon. Mr, McGuigan. J, Lrestler O'Donnell was appointed Law Clerk.

senator McIntyre! Resignation

Premier Campbell announced the resignation as of F‘eb. Z6 0i the Hon. James P. McIntyre from his position as a member of the Exec- utive Council and as Minister 0i

Grade V — 1. Lewis Brazil.

Grade IV _ i. Rita Koughan, 2. Elaine Trainer, 3. Mary Heron.

Grade II - l. James Koughan, 2. Elmer Koughnn, 3. Veronica Brazil.

Grade 1' (at _ l. Lawrence Kou- ghcn, 7. Norbett Trnirior.

Grade I (bi _ l. John Smith, 2. Gerard McNally.

Grade I (c) - 1. Joserh K011- ghzm. Perfect Attendance - Joseph

llitlrnartlinn. Phyllis‘ Trainer. Sarah Bevgan. Peter Brazil, Ieonard Mc-

Nhpq m, Kouqhzm, Elaine Train- or " """"'l1. Highest Average - Russell Bea- lIflP- . Tr" ll"l' Warren V. McGuirk.

‘VAR. EXHIBITION OPENED

FAINT JOHN. N B . March 8 — rCPl-‘Ihe Canadian Naval war ex- hibition. on a Dominion wide-PU!‘ was officially opened llere this fill-Bl‘- ncon bv Lieutenant-Coverlet W. G. Clnrk. Th" exhibition will remain in__S2 int John all thiLweek. __A

Public Works and Hll-IhWB-YS- "'I'his resignation," he said. "was occasioned by Mr. Mclntyres ap- pointment to the Senate of Can- ada. I have no announcement as yet to make regarding the filling of the vacancy of a member of the Executive Council, but I have ad- vised His Honour that; for the time being I am taking over the port- folio of Minister of Public Works and Highways."

Hon. Dr. MacMillan. leader of the Opposition: "I ilvculd like to ask the hon. Premier. was the resigna- tion, before or after the Party Cau- clls.‘

Premier Campbell: "The resig- nation was on the 26th of Febru- ztrv. That is the only note I have here."

Premier Campbell moved, second- ed bv Hon. Mr. McGuigan. that the Speech of His Honour the Lieu- tenant Governor be taken into con- sideration on Tuesday and that it be made a first order of the day.

Standintr Committees

seconded by Hon. Ml. McGuigsn, the following select standing com- mittees were appointed:

Agriculture: Hon. William 1-1, Dennis, Hon. John A, Campbell, Hon. rlorace Wright, Messrs. w, F. Alan Stewart, J, Walter Jones, Pet- er A. Mclssac, George c, meson, Four members to constitute a quorum.

Public Accounts: Hon. Harry 1-1, Cox. Messrs. H. Francis MacPhee, Montague Annear, Edward P. Fol- ey. C, Cleveland Baker, Alexander W- Malhcsen. John re. MacLean.

Four members to constitute a quorum.

Standinz Rules and Orders: Hon. Horace Wright, Hon, May-k R_ 543651118511. Messrs. H. Francis MecPhee. w. F. Alan Stewart wu- liam Hughes. '

Three members to constitute a quorum.

Private Bills: H . M y MaeGuigan, Hon. Melanin élliizlialfi: Messrs, Russell C. Clark. Alexander W. Matheson, William Hughes.

Three members to constitute a quorum,

P11113111! 511d Binding Journals: HW- D°u8ald MacKinnon, Messrs. John R. MacLean, w. Allan stew- ert, Aeneas Gallant, Edward P. Fol.

ey.

,Three members to constitute a quorum.

‘legislative Library: Messrs. wt]- ham Buses. Donald N. MacKay y Walter Jones. George c. Kitsch: Holl- William J. P. MacMiilan,

Three members to constitute a QUOPUIII.

Ensrvsslllg Bills: Messrs. c Cleveland Baker, Edward p, pole,- Aeneas Gallant, Hon. William .1. P’ MflvMllll-n. George 1:. Saviiie.

Three members to constitute a quorum,

RCVLSllIg the Journals: Mcrsrs, Alexander W. Matlieson. Thomas M~ l-inkletwr. w. Allan Stewart.

Two members to constitute Ullgfllltfl.

011 lnlent Accounts: Russell C Clflfk. H. Francis M _ ward P. Foley. acphee‘ Ed

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Two members quorum.

F°X Industry and Fisheries: Hon. H5"? H. COX. Messrs, Aeneas Gal- IB-Ilt. William J. P, MgcMjllan Thmfl“ M- Llllkletter, C. Cleveland 32:15:? J. Walter Jones, George E.

Foul‘ members to constitute quorum.

Public Health: 1i , MaoGuigan, Messrs. 0W. wlrlfittig; Stewart. Donald N, MacKay wt]- liam J. P. MacMllllm. George C, Kilwn- Montague Annear, William Hughes.

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SPEECH

F°ll°willk l8 the text of 1-11,; H°i1°l"'5 Speech from the Throne- MF» Speaker. and Gentlemen of

the Legislature Assembly of Prince Edward Island.

1. In the name of His Majesty, the Km?’ I thank YOu for your attendance here today on agemb- E3583‘ assume your Legislative inzcoqrlllrfiogtivlz/lllf toil this lmwlnce'

e o 1 Darts of the British gemgife 0W5‘; 512063911 to learn that His 'R,oyal Highness, Prince GCOFBE- Duke of K91“. Was killed on Active Ser- vice August 25, 1942. One of his lflit official acts was to visit a ROY-Ell Canadian Air Force Re- ccptlcn Centre With the Canadian All” Minister. Honourable Charles G. Power. In i941 he made an ex- tended tour of Commonwealth Air Training Stations in Canada, and those who met him were lmpregg- 9d by his kindly, courteous man_ tier, and devotion to duty. Noth- lng could demonstrate more forty- bly to the world that Britain, fmm he!‘ highest to her most hum. plleislflamily, is in the war to the

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3. The Ltffldéffilllp dlgpla ad bv Prime Minister Churchill ydurin}. the past years is now bearing not} and he. together Wit-h that other "eat leader President Roosevelt has startled the world by appear; imr in North Africa to consul- with allied commanders on mat: “"5 0f policy and strategy. This

On motion of Premier Crtmtnhell

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t in unifylns the objectives, m in co-ordinating the efforts, of the British Empire and its Ani- erican and French allies. As a result; plans were laid for an in- vasion of the COIlliil0lll. within the next nine months.

4. Men and women of Prince Edward Island Iiavo continued to offer and give their services in the cause for which we, as a. na- tion, are fightmg. Our enlist- ments proportionately are higher than those of any other province in Canada. Seine of our sons have made the supreme sacrifice. To their relatives my government ex- presses deepest and most sincere sympathy. A suitable Memorial has been prepared and will go for- yvard to the nexl-of-kln 0f those who have given their lives in or- der that we may live and enjoy freedom.

5. My Government has assisted the Government, of Canada. in es- tabllslilng a Dependents’ Advisory Committee for the Province. This Committee will assist dependents of those in the Armed Forces in securing supplementary grants or special flSSLSldIlw in circumstances where dependents have special or emergency needs. Already, more than two hundred and clarity have benefitted and the work is con- tinuing on a greater scale. In- creased provision is being made fol Soldiers’ Welfare and conliorla.

6. In order to be prepared to as- sist whenever possible in plan- ning to meet the demands of the post-war reconstruction period My Government has sol up a RP/Ioil- structioti C0lllllililtt‘ to work lvlzll Officials 0i tllc Govciullltcrit oi Canada in forlllulhllng and uulk- llig out the (lélrtllS of a plan oi Rehabilitation. Every asslsraiice will be given to work out a pru~ gralllme which will make ll p - 11¢ to tncet conditions tvlilch may pre- vail.

'7. Although the \\i11' Ls raging near this continent, our cities, towns and countryside have not telt the impact of enemy bombs. Though the possibility of invas- ion becomcs more remote each day, nevertheless we must be pre- pared for eveliltulliiltrs; with this end iii mind our Air Raid Precau- tions’ Organization is being per- fectcd and strengthened under the direction of s. Member of My Government.

8. My Government views with approval the appointment, by the Parliament of Canada, of a special committee to study plans for a comprehensive system of Social “rcurity, and the selection of a re- presentative of this Province as chairtnnn of that important com- mittee. My Government. will co- operate in every" IJOSSIDIC manner towards the formulation and es- tablishment of such a systerrr