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PRINCE EDVVARD _ ISLAND _ PRODUCE SHIPPERS

GENTLEMEM-

\'ou’ve got the Merchandise-i've _got the marketing connections in New England. My specialties are mostly _

P. E. I. POTATOES and TUBNIPS. l‘d like to get together with you and pass your gooda on to the many live operators In this section that I have made my regular customers in

nry sixteen years in the Boston Markets.

it would be profitable to me and to you to have you Ind

aut that my performance backs rny promises. If given the opportunity to handle your merchandise I assure you that your interests will be fully protected in the hands of' ii hustler who isn't afraid to work in getting you tile highest prevailing prices of this section of the country- Try me out

‘this season and l‘il show yon results.

Write or wire me your offerings. _ _

Cordlally yours. ' _

Reference DAVE WINKELLER

Beacon Trust Co. ................... . . . . . . ... Boston. Mass. Bank oi' Nova Scotia . ............. . Yarmouth. Nova Scotia Packer Merc. Agency Boston, Mass. Or Any of the Trade in General

BOSTON, MASS.

18 NORTH MARKET ST. "My Service Department is Always Ready to Assist You."

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.IN BULK AND IN BACK!

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Brookville Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

' i0peratora of Government Lime Plant)

Bliiokvllle, N. B.

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Jan. IE-Sain

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ANNOUNCEMENT ! .-

‘ We invite the public to vtsit our large showroom, 181 Great George Street, Charlottetown- We are distributors for the

TUDHOPE-ANDERSON CO., LTD. Their line includes a large display of Farm Wagons,

Plows, Riding and Walking, Harrows.Cuitivatora,Seed Drills. Oiless lilanure Spreaders. Gas Engines. Cream Separators Grain Crushers, etc., Ranges, Heaters, Furnaces. etc. ‘

l O. K. Canadian Potato Machinery_Co. Ltd

Seed Cutters, Planters. Sprayers, Diggers. eto. '

HALL MANUFACTURING CO.. LTD.

Horse lloes, Disc I-loea, Riding and Walking, Cultivator

Attachments, Markers for I-land Planting, etc- Bail's Spray- ers, two and three horse type. and the well known Hall Tbrealier and Cleaner.

We carry extras for these three well known manufactur-

ing firms.

A large stool: of Harness. including "Collars, leather

and cloth, flames. Traces. Bridles, Ilaiters. Double and Single Pads and Breeching, Auto Robes. etc. P. E. I. Fox Biscuits. fresh stock always on hand. Gite WI' “'-

Opr showroom is 80 it. long and so it. wide and is elec-

trio lighted throughout. We are open from 8 A. M- to 8 P. M. and every Saturday night. Call and price our goods and seo for yourself.

' R. DENNIS _

Distributor for Prince Edward Island.

Agents Wanted Immediately in linrepresented Districts l

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' We have on hand the following Cedar Shingles viaz-

soo ai. saxrnss. 10° M- '_°\f¢i-¢4_l!- soo ss. cuisas. _soo ss. ctaaas wsi.i.s - - soo ss. x No.i'». -_ _ -

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L. 'M. POOLE Ei? CO.

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be below the post-infla-

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Nearly 800,000,000 quarts of straw- berries were grown in this country in im. _ _

Thieves in India are stealing and

selling more than totes the amount ‘ernriisa

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fense Of Present

Afternoon Session.

Piollowlngv Dr. McMillan on th

mover and seconder of the Address. H0 310i-il the mover more deserv- IDI of c t; the secouder like him-

what he had to say and sat down.

con nued. that since the l-louse las

m thesittlng members _were able _ come back and take their places.

h ver, have passed away. He refer- red especially to the into Hon. F.

J- Nash. Dr. s. it. Jenkins. M Bruce Stewart Senator Prowse

for subsidy before this." *-

to the heroic career of the late Col-

ace in the Great War, and also t the passing of the Chief Justice Taft and the stand the latter had take

Canada. _

went on toreview some of the Prem

ier's statements in connection with

Dun Addnsh Mn L_ “_ Au _mth h _ h d h d ___ _ __ instead records of drunkenness in

°” W ° " '“'°°“° “' “' ' ° "”” Montreal. mowing the uimcuiuer

District of Prince, complimented the year. The Premier referred to the `g\§_

prohibition situation as a "checker game," but it is the prosecutors. Mr. Allen maintained. who ere ahead.

self depended too much upon manu- “We have checked the checkers." _I , _

featuring or making his reply as he Someone had informed him that for Chicago /_ .

went along. whereas the mover said during the last two weeks conditions ` _ ‘ Also Island White Fife "recleaned."

around the Summerside jail w N *_ No.1 li _

It _u pleumg to kn°w_ Mn Mlm never so good en of expenditure for liquor in Ontario, _.,\__ qua ty

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1, ~. fy. Mr. ammuiu You are leaving the ,g-_'_' imported Banner and Victory, also

A number of prominent citizens. run on them, a d will ke 1; - , ‘r __ . _

n we 91’ tourists out _of your figures for On- Island Banner. All No, 1 g¢o¢k_

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I F Arsemuu' N" two Government Control would spend years? Just two weeks! ‘,,,m‘per “pun “ch ye” I

Mr. Alien: We think we have the

that way. _

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ai-1 if we had Government Control all ,_ -

_ _ _ . u \ _/vt; 1 NOW IS THE TIME TO CHECK OVER YOUR REQUIRE MENTS

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Mr. Allen did not reply. He cited

they were encountering in that city under Government Control.

Dr. McMillan: How would that

compare with Chicago?

Mr. Allen: I havent the figures

Mr. Allen figured out, on s basis

that Prince Edward Island under

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SEED WHEAT

White Fife. White Russian, Mar-

quis. Colorado Bearded. Garnet, ' -‘ Red Fife, “ali imported " No. 1 seed.

\.Ir. L. R. Allan Speaks On Draft Address In D °“' “’°“"1°' "°“‘d b' ‘””‘P"*°° “*°

- dmmlstratlon e yet shadows before the momma \\i,\_` /' POR SPRING "°°

_ . ' .\»\ _ _Provincial Legislature, March 17. tion of the jail building. l-lo then tl-:,_|;n' Mr' "nm" who ev" “ld _`f\:`\___-K _‘__ We have in stock large quantitigg

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of carefully selected seeds, clean and free from weeds. Gov. Insp. No. 1

H°“’ M” s""“"’ I” 1' "°° ‘°°“ Mr. alien admitted tint no had _/' CLOVER SEED

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. sn Mr. alien said that during ti-ie that In ms Hmmm W need more _ _ ~ Mammoth High Grade, Queen and Prince Nos 1 and 2

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bring it about _wss through Proriib- _\ fy A 4/ Red, No. 1 White Duth and Sweet Clovers. No. 1.

S to mam not counted the tourists. I-Ie iilreed ___-` 1'

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Sauer dm mt god mm” ‘man te" °r this Province was strictly temperate ~ TIMOTHY SEED

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e spe er also made reference twenty feet before the boys were in an thing! we would mv, L Gab

walking behind him. The vertical ,_

GMI Bork". V- Co Canadian ilyirlk bars were too far apart. The present den uf Eden' Ontario' M maintain' F

0 administration had fixed all the cell b0Dt1egge__s_ At _the Royal York he

locks so that the prisoners cannot

ed. had been unable to get rid of its

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d oubtless have recognized our claims being locked up in_a cell, and the mom _,I henevm., he “lm .that M ,.\€\ Z

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'\\_ -` _ Nos. 1 and 2 in different brands.

Field Peas, Vetches. Barley (2 and 6 rowed), Fodder Corn, Buckw t, Flux Seed, etc. Also all other varieties of Farm and Garden Se

tel, on a. Sunday evnirig when the All Govt. ll'lSpeCl.ed N0. 1 Qlialily

I1 get out. -

Prices are mu h l ' th' v

tm M I 1 1 1 Government stores were not open, c owgr 15 ,931-_ See us before b i _

011 ml C1' 0 R420 PFW W w th Mr. Allen said he was not referring they consumed in one mom sm hub UY ng

to previous conditions "ps ;n_y_ excuse ties of bootloz whiskey Where did @ NY Le at

a ( T4 I A

remarks.

Mr. Allen said lie had been .rc-

ported as having "ma.lniaincd that two stills were in the Summcrside jail" when the Conservatives were in charge. What he did state at the Alliance meeting was that the pres- ent jailer informed him that he had found two stills in the jail when it was token over.

Mr. Allen then read two docu-

ments which he referred to as "affi- davii.s"; one from Antoine Arsen- ault, Bummerslde, Prince County Jailer, the other one from one Louis Gallant. Summerside. The former niade solemn declaration that he is the present jailer of Prince County Jail, having succeeded the former jsiler, John Steel; that upon taking up'said duties he was infonned that beer had been made in the prison- ers’ quarters of said jail during the former regime, that in pursuance of such infomation he immediately mile an investigation which would be not more than a day or so of his _assuming office, and found in said prisoners' quarters two contain- ers or cans which contained s quan- tity _of 'beer and mash; that both containers showed every indication of having been in recent use ss the 'beer had been only recently made and only a part had been consumed. In the latter document Gallant solemn- ly declared that he was a prisoner in Prince County jail on sereval oc- casions while the former jailcr, John Steele, was in charge; that on a number of occasions during said term a number of prisoners in said jail were drinking beer ic the point of intoxication: that said beer was made or manufacturgd by the pris- oners in the prisoners' quarters of uid Jail; tint on one particular 0°- casion some of the prisoners became very boisterous or noisy and when .Taller Steele cams and tried to re- store order one of the prisoners by the name of Campbell threw a coal nod at rum; that both whiskey md rum were smuggled into the jail during such periods and distributed among the prisoners; that on one occasion durinl said period he (Gai- isnt) saw Jsiler steels empty limit gh;-so gallons of beer in the ashpile

non.

documents be tabled in the l-louse

..,g|idavits.~" but "declarations" ui- sum oemitue that nr-.ioiier

would sive Mr. steels credit for"'not snowing there was any still in the pn during `hla_ time; "and consc- qutmiy, not knowing it vu more ha would not emit that it was tiism" but the iset remained '-that

lshoftllafbrtthdtilwililirtook

reported by the press. so no could 3:1” °t""°:fd’ bm 1° w°f°“;l _° 'Wg nr. nitniuam Wu that the time mi fairly bs accused oi saying at "5 °' J' §_'°Vd“°;e cmffi tho members or this 1-rouse were st-

thst méeiinz something that helm" sm” “ `°“' “ tending s celebration is Toi-onto?

stance under tho Conservative re-

thouglit would not be reported. Per-| _ _ ipaughteri.

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sonaliy, he believed that meetings of [ mlm whefc the ‘lalgrt ha nicht on; M,-_ Amen quoted 51|- Hem-y Dmy.

this kind should be fully reported ln_:_£;;n§'_;{:_;1;rsb;)uB Euxdima Eid ton, chairman of the Liquor Control i . i ~ -I ' , th t th' pubuc mums” Ha Ma Sunnis th lsoner decided "to go on a va- B°”d °1 Onlmo as “ying B

os. when no looked up the psirioll ° “__ lot of mum th", woo too muei-.drinking among

" rcation. There was a

next day, to see no mention of l-ils_ _More they mmm located him young people. ___ _______

dowii at Clifton or Clinton," and brought him back to the jail. He dc- Loilcd other stories reported to him: on one occasion a prisoner brought some liquor and made application to tile Jaller to bring him some hot water and sugar, “which he did"; so that jailer "was just as ready to lirlp the prisoners" as the next one.

Mr. Alien maintained that there

were “little disturbanccs“ in other jails as well as in Prince Edward island. He cited a recent instance, where a keeper in s. jail was stabbed to death. and he was the second vic- tim.

Dr. McMillan: Where was that? Mr. Allen: (After some hesiiaii0l1)

Auburn.

Dr. Mclvliiian: Isn't that in thc

United States? (Laughter).

Comparing the population of the

Canadian Provinces under Govern ment Control, with the population of the United States under Prohibition, Mr. Allen asked; "Do you"think for ri moment that. a. country with 9,-

ticular laws are as good as the laws of l20,000.000 people? Prohibition is suppported by the great R.cP\1bli¢ i0 the south of us, and I think if we could link up with them it would be ii splendid thing."

Hon. Mr. Stewart: Do you refer to

Annexation? <L&\l8hi¢Fl- _

Mr. Allen: No. I mean so lar as

Prohibition is concerned.

Continuing, Mr. Allen went on to

express the hope that as s result of the exposures in connection with the Bummerside jail we will do very much better than we have done in the past. '

Dr. liiclifiilan: Whllf about th!

jaller?

Mr. Alien: He is still on duty. Mr. Arsenauit: I-ie has resigned. Mr. Allen; l~le has resigned; he

found the work too heavy; he had too much to do, so he has relished.

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which was made by one of the Pfll- U ,_ ,_ ' ' r-_~ Nt' " -

1n proof of the progress P10

itiori enforcement. in this Province. he said that in 1920 there were 529 searches. 108 informations laid. 'I2 convictions, xl dismisssls, and O0.- sso collected in lines; whereas in 1929 there were 1200 searches, 337 in- formations laid, :'11 convictions, 55 dlgmissals, and $11,990 collected in fines. That showed, Mr. Allen con- tended. thai. the present administra- lon is doli1 somethin! 10 °Df°\'°°

them up, and when we have them

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“ PE_Eil|;E_SS ” BrandFox Netting

Foxes are valuable, and in or- der to insure their proper pro- _tection you should 'have the best' therefore you should have “PEERLESS,”- the best English For Netting on the market. ` ' Heavily galvanized before and after being woven. it will not rust. if any roll does noi open up to your satisfaction. RETURN THE ROLL. we will gladly replace' it or refund your money. _ We also carry ii complete line of Fox Pans. Staples. I-8¢il\8 Wire, Nails. l'li\\8°9» F” Tongs. Gif- _

no ,solos out tim they me not HafdWOQd < Confpany Limiged '

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steoio was "s citizen _of illflv l°°‘ La ' " 3 Co . "mmf no "ww" bg gg -'gn nv. G Mo lnpson es ; rage citisen,” and he was not blain- 35°” 7°" *° °h°°’° 'Wm' “ q"m|“”“°”;“‘

io; lsr. steels itr the coarse made /iii iuiokaoo-ot. time user mm ,_ G ` mu"

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by- the Present falter. I-Ie, Mr. Alien, steam hee_t. Mads by_8lAMAN~ _ Public Auggion sales

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‘t containers were found ta the _ » ' V "_ . - _ - p --|

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ooo.ooo mould say that their par- 'ii ...,¢f_~.'

'I‘here was one matter Mr. Allen st:;evI;ist°?;¢T_"¥:;:rdu§;‘_ :E these bottles come from? _ _ ’

wanted to clear up if possible; that _ ' ’ Dr. McMillan: How many drank _ mutha "port of what he was “___ we had that condition to contend .Dub of them? Wholesale and Retail

osed to have said at a Tem rancelwnh and c°mequem1y we were not Mr Allen- Well, it was in one SEEDSMEN

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Amin __ _ In th nr I _ u y prepare or- _ W cn e _ _ _ _

ce mee ing e st pace my rs in we the room, a bedroom Shipping Warehouse! Wh01esa|e and Retall Store

howls hte in arriving at the meet- C°“sm es V" pf ur" Mr. si-renault; They were not from Gramm Street East 7244 Queen Street

Opposition press was no urming itll and it was only 011 the 10l10Wi11g Prince Edward Island. were they? 1 dry inet he loomed that the meet- “’°““d 1°°k'““ f°' me” °hl“"' ” Mr.siion=sm1ir all you who wus Ph°“° N°' 576 Phone No. 208

all." It ight to have the condi-

ink Wls not supposed to have been was r there? it might embarrass you.

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locked up they can't bootleg on the streets. Mr. Alien referred to a horse race in Summerside three years ago. I5 Wa-5 "80Il€i'ii11y reported" that the prohibition officers "were supposed to leave the town during the horse race." Mr. Allen went to the race, and he would say that twenty-fiveu per cent of the people present had been drinking. This year they had "horse races galore," and at the last race, where there was an attendance of fifty per cent more than they had three years ago, he did not see one person under the influence of li- quor. “The people know that we make an occasional blunder, but the duty and the wish and the desire of i.his Government is to do its utmost

charged that there had been inter- ference with prosecutions. He, Mr. Allen, could state that he never on any occasion did anything to stop a prohibition officer from enforcing the law; in fact. he did all he could to enforce the law when he consider- ed the information was of any ben- efit.

Mi'. Allen made critical reference

to the remarks of the last speaker (Dr. McMillan) on prohibition en- forcement. In future it would not be necessary to send to Montreal for _a detective. I-lc (Dr. McMillan) profess- cs to have knowledge of certain things, and it is his duty as a citiz- en to hand that knowledge over to the Attorney General.

to enforce the law." '

i B the law. "That is why we have them One of the previous speakers

ition, even if the results were 100 per cent satisfactory. "It is ter to do right imperfectly than wrong successfully. Eventually, not now, the majority of our oft will realize that when they put

trust in the keeping of tho up party of this Province, that trust w not misplaced." (Applause from Li eral members). '_

Ensiish motion picture theatres

being equipped for talkies at the of 18 a week. "I New South Wales, Australia, considering salary reductions_~q p liament and government ofilctdis. ' The British Gliding Associlti

In conclusion, Mr, Allen said it

was better to continue with Prohib-

wlll issue drawings to enable clubs

build their own gliders. _

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"We would not think of using any other biscuit but IMPERIAL as

we consider it the BEST AND MOSTOUTSTANDING biscuit on the market today.”

This is the concensus of opinion of our leading Canadian Fox Ranch-

ers and accounts for the National use of IMPERIALS as an oll-ti\e-year- round Fox Food.

The cost of food is so small compared with the value of the Silver

Foxes that ranchers consider it only a matter of good business common sense to feed the beat which is always the most economical.

ilo not experiment with cheaper foods. Feed IMPERIALS and get

the best results in healthy foxes with highest quality pelts. _

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