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CAPITOL TODA

/»\\ WlIDlI-OIDIIPIHINKIIB inalBarngeyofFuu

‘The Gaylieitreat’ ‘With ran McNAMARA And saliuuv 00min

ALSO IltIKEBlIlAL _. CQMQQX _

register. It's spiced with ad- venturo-ﬂavored with rom- ance and served piping IIDLiIY ﬁimd0m‘s queen of comedy- drama. L

lini- ORCHESTRA ' l l

NEWS

to the occupants would never be tol ated that oﬂic- Heal-t; crs might make e dcnce by doing night.

these acts theinselv "

will declare that a c er’s place of rcsideii sidercd a. place ments or liquors are sale within the men. 126."

clares than!‘ a searc .0UR GANG COMEDY no liquor is found, th search again repeated iod of three months. that if the oﬂlcers sear and find liquor, "no f shall be made."

son is suspectgfand‘ s officers are to keep af three months. premises should be sea hed and “W” be found’ the 0m 91's m“$"‘Provincial Government has lllllTll- notisearch again under rant.

l proposed?

I lthe bottle. etc, contained spirituous liquors. This would be_the result lapparently, even i" ‘er himself broke , R llently or otherwise any such article. their thanks and apilrecllillll“ ‘gull; The breaking. etc. should be limited T. Holman. 11W» for the lurni . ' the premises. It suppiitd for

~ upset, inadvert-

N section 126A nvicted offend- e shall be con- ierein refresh-

The proposed n

"W

riing oi section The new Secti.

is made and

for a per- t also states h any place ther search

That is to say, ifsan ii nocent per- rched. the him for

If a guilt person's

lint war-

Could more glaring ii ustice be

In 'fact, almost every action o1

ithe proposed legislation co ld be cw.- lamined and absurdities re ealed.

It certainly looks as if ti e spoils-

_crs of this bungling lcgisl tion drew

l l w» 22:32? ‘ sronr uni-m respect for the Act. The form ol

‘Heel GIBSUN

‘ ‘ sclf. and in consequence gets drunk, 1N , ~ then under the Premier's law he is ._ liable w a fine of only s50 to $100.! A I ‘S ,/

llThus. by the Premiers logic, it isl lfour cr five times as great an of— lfence to have a bottle of liquor un- iZiWillliy’ in ones pocket as it is to lhuvc the liquor unlawfully in one‘s stomach. even though the effect of nn(l‘(ll5 “l lll, ll“. Qleclols (ll l the latter be tc make one drunk! lillll-lllrl. as m lvlllcll llal-ll- ls l-__l lPcsseslon externally is the great of- llﬁllrilllv) for the di-fiuit shown in the knee m the "Yes Qt the Premier pmllllClE-l Allclllols lelmll fol. lgz-llPcssessicn internally. and consc. To nlllll-cl. l; Correctly reference lquuit drunkenness being the minor must lic made to the Provincial f°fr°ll°°<_ _ l _ Alla ._._.l lolloll pool and ssallll-l l_ But examine the Premiers ratioc- l l lllll Alldll’ lclloll lm. l9.” also l motive piocess more closely and we ndman and Shannon's report 1o la“? “nmher dnbeqestlng reg“? U!“ ;l ,. ,l- .,. ., - . l.“ .del the new Section 53A it lS only 1.. t. Jinx. 117.7. I find by tin. l ll lll l l l l ll reports that Hyndmafnlland lShan-1yclegrllllfg‘ilflgﬁqgofgisgszzgszrulﬁll; liLlTh 5ilC\\'{1.‘$l.Il‘])lllS0 $ 0.697. ll lclt‘ ‘ _ . by tile Szewurt Government. whiiwthntl he become” “my °f an of‘ Pcrlc and Scarlhls makes it Seiikiiente‘ , . . ~ 76D 7'1" and Premier Saunders mi‘ . so “c 1mm ‘L agam that Lhough lllllllll llll m llle Blldgllll “V; ll Mllquor unlawfully obtained and in ‘llllllllll Now‘ ll ‘loll lallll llll lllll ones posession in a bottle renders '. A l lll “l l llllll the possessor liable to a fine 0f $200 ‘Cmlmu Y‘ O‘ 5 l, p” ‘ tr: $500. yet if thc possessor can but i.lll'll io 1mg’: b lou \\lli find that (lllnll- llle llllllol. lvllllollll gemllg, tlir- iotal reeipls for the year . ' i3 swim-w. m1 <11 ms 331252 iliniiﬁlfia.foﬁiielitiii:l PlfQV-Jldlllg w @0116‘ ly. zlnd cancnt be fined for any of-l Mill-ll. 011 nas:@__ - l fence, since in the Premier's view -~ G°~9T1llll9lll "Filled 3G4 -' he would not then have the liquor‘ 827.07 up to the 12th August. Dc- lll llossesloll . (llllIlilllllSqil'ClIl llllt total alirliollulit l3‘ Surely this is to torture the laws sillaubifli. and it leaves $2u9.a.0....). l; lllat lllcy torture menlv ll. llle ‘ ill 0111011 fetPlvl-‘d by llle law is supposed to mean this. then

'- > Government. Let us 11051 we would ivzint to say, with Mr. lTPNllllUYE Mirl the 10ml Bumble, "the law's an ass-aha isl- cn on page 7 of lilll Pro-

lot.“ ninth?‘ report for 1927. 1:5.

lCliiitiiliiotl from page i»

Thrills 3nd hard riding-laughter and lllleﬂm“ c°m°ilY~ love and a. tear. Hoot Gibson in "A Trick of Hearts-

lAlso “Masked Menace” Thrill Serial

FYBLIC ACCOUNTS

-~Th(- (lilcsiitin is being askr-l

._.__.__...

shop closed. The penalty is for

or» inst, the section states that kill-S term of imprisonment shall be rc- covered" from the owner!

Section 24 of this IBZl-Bl-ll-ilve mail‘ fQIpIECC proposes to delve into the fuiure. l

gecglon 54A would "recover" ou-l of the past the time which hasbeenl expended by way of imprisonment.

Can there be found a more crude example of callow draftsmanship?

purpose of being sold or "traded in.“ If the shop is closed or barred. and

liquor is kept there for sale.

law is found in the proposed neivlliquor was in fact kept there for location 54B, as follows: .sale, what happens? The Prime

"543. Any lease, term or oth- Ifacie presumption is rebutted and er agreement, under which the ‘there being no real evidence for the landlord is required by sub-sec- prosecution, the defendant is ac- tion A. to eject a-tenant convlc- lquitted. If he is prepared to give ted for a violation of the provl- evidence that no liquor is kept for sions of this Act, shall be imme- lsale there is nothing in the section diately following such convlc- zlto require the place to be kept open tion, voidable by such landlord. at all, not to be opened even after who is hereby empowered to demand. cancel such lease, term or ag- l reement, and the Judge or any Magistrate, appointed under this Act, or Stipendiary Magistrate before whom such conviction shall have been made and rec- orded, shall be and is hereby

might possibly be

term “soft drinks."

But let us examine some others‘

S1 “ ﬂll<l ilfflllﬂlll-‘v’ “’ ‘ls-ms l" m" Plemlel“ m"? “d. empowered to issue an order for described as “any person duly autli-. l *1 “ills “pull m‘ ml“ "“°lld°rf“l‘ Cilllmllnll- 1 the ejectment of any such ten- orlzed to enforce the provisions of Govoi-iimcli‘. Tile second contribution which ﬁlm upon“ application bglng this Act." The words "any of"

‘ll m" ' ‘his Cmvcllllnem 0f a“ the lalellls‘ made to him for such ejectment should be inserted after the word

Wllakes “Wards me gﬂlell’ °l llallmls" crder by such landlord." a “enforce? since there are matters Ill fact. U16 Piece d9 lﬂslsl-lllwe 05‘ The ﬁrst words used are’ “Anylrequired to be done under the Act m" “"319 Acl- l5 m‘? Pmposed adlll‘ lrase, term, or other agreement." Awvhich even the InspecQci-s have no Ilcli to Section 54. "wciiol: rtads as follows: ‘.34. No person shall let or i knowingly suffer any other per- l

M 1159 mly Premises Wlllcll ‘latter referring to the lease or agree-l of the Act.

illllli ll’. I 115'." l '

l)" iii."

11 ‘ No one person is auth-

l4“.

‘ ﬁrst ciitncc to a flne of $200 to $500 vandlcl-d u; elem we gonvjctgd gen. izr a second or subsequent oﬂenceqmt? Isit the “lease or agreement," to imprisonment from six to twelve m- 15 1t "Subsection A," (meaning

icpcrr. $48.759.'7'1 and you will 15-?’ 5224317145, and if you will add Hi this the excess of surplus WW“ l"

says, “not exceeding two hundred dollars.‘ A fine of one dollar might

._ ,» i . _ '3 ‘.‘.‘T‘:.Hl‘p§‘lnu‘?ll%‘;d :§‘a“i‘*li(l‘:l:»“ “ilgllv llillilvl‘ PTOPBSBS that after a- SE18: ‘lgixllysillsd be asked, ‘If the lease l "‘l‘l llﬂl llllelrell l” llQll u: iolicii obtained against tlic gr agreement contains no provision conﬁdence in the section, for no l‘ 3 “‘“~ ‘ (‘illﬂlll or occupant. of such prcmls.-l l-cqlllllllll the llmdlol-d, to elect a

l higher penalty for a second offence

114i. you‘ will havv S'~"‘IC-7'l1'l-G‘l ls pmvldedl

lint the Saundcix: C111.‘-

1~u '1" Harri is w be liable for ﬂllylconvicted tenant, what then? Does illllﬁt-‘llllllll ilcllﬂlly‘ that may b9 Til-l Section 54B apply at all in such cir-

irc 1

these amendments and th attending their preparation ,can loud. to novother conclusion than hot the people are faced with a de ‘berate and caluculated attempt to h ve the Act subjected to scorn and I‘ diculc and thus to pave the way for feat at the coming plebiscite a d the bringing in of the sale of iqii for beverage purposes by the ders Government.

keeping liquor in the shop for the!

The next addition to the present son charged gives evidence that no are ll-‘i ‘llollvyvsi- 1 l

soiutely untrue. “The term “shop” ls very wlde_ ll time or in any place made any sucll IllJil? D. A. MncKlnnoil. lash-lewd, lll statement either orally or in wl-il. meaning by the ‘ejusdem Kellen; lug. In short, the reference to mu rule ol- construcllonl but the lwold is a deliberate falsehood. should be deﬁned. as well as tho Smllldels‘ belllll I “my repeal

lserves his freedom. and declines

to be regarded as nn adjunct ni‘

any political party."

If the statement that I was," goilzi- back to join my friends the cons Tllls Ple-‘lcm "term" means merely a period of power to enforce. Without this lim- Yatfves ‘lag p“ b9?“ "lad? bl’ =1 lllﬂll

time, c. g.. a year. Who ever heard itatlon the "person“ referred l to m "he ll°§lll°ll °l All-Olllvy‘ General ‘of a period of time constituting an might require to be a person auth- and Prcmlel” °l ll"! Pfﬂvmcc. and an

. . ement? The section proceeds. crized to enforce all the Provisions cxpcFlanl Jlldge "l lllQ Sllllrﬂiic w“ Couit. 1 would pass the limiter un-

Thc Federal District. (my has started publication o1 u

SCCPCCY

ts do- for

OI‘ ‘unn-

I am, Sir, etc.. l W. l-I. BEN iliY

_ -.- ‘l

THE RETORT (DURTEOUS. l

Sin-Premier Saunders in llii;

demand is made to open the place Budget speech, as repgrted in m“; much progress can bc made in the which is not compiled with, the rc- Patriot of April 23rd inst" dgclnlfg Seed Potato Industry which has alc- fusal is prlma facie evidence that that I have said that 1 am “gull-ll. ccinplishcd such wonders in other ing to my friends the Conservative lolfﬁllllﬁﬁ 0n the Island. But what if it is? There is no ac- Plllrly. Lest I might be ﬂcgllged ,,l farmers hesitate to plant many po~ tual evidence, apart from this stab mwquotine the Premier. let met: vc ‘ﬂim- Qr any swd aviators at =i11.. qlllory presllmllllonl and ll we Del, m5 exam, “lords as l-ellorlcdl Tllqy in this section, unless assured, now‘

“NOW l-llﬂy say (meaning Mr. W. E. Bentley and lllySCifl, that ' as a result of the change of ‘ heart of the Conservative party lllQY are now going back to join 5 the ranks of their friends the Conservatives. Wcil. all I can say is that they arc welcome to l them." l The above reference to me is ob- I have not zit. any

For hill who: have already stated iii my lclmll

I

Theperson to demand. entrance is l° l-lle Alllallwi-

“The former Secretary of lill‘ l Temperance Alliance still prc-

l - n-‘(ililﬂ "> "fills _°l‘ °°ml‘°l$ lol‘ lylle llle‘ ‘merit. “under which. the landlord is crized under the Act to enforce all llllcllllcgg-re Imlllllllli’ lldd- llOWBVPI‘. that BUSINESS ‘it ‘ldi Audiloi .i..:‘ Poul ﬁlﬁllllg. sale. keePlllB fill‘ ‘required by subsection A. to elecblits provisions. mm, , gl °l llcﬂlr-lcy of slutc- LONDON A .4l .,- , rim rt-rvvl- M“ ' h f.“ "5 °"‘e_',.““““”‘“‘ dmlms" ."‘¢l°- 1' We mm“ the Obvlml-i EH01‘; 0n the other hand. suppose 11311191‘ llle ;;,';;g,;*l,§§,,§;,,;1";*,;1,€“g""" m‘: an Edllli)lll“gli‘llll‘olll"gl‘ll— f "Owls i zimmuit of the ."»'.l‘.‘i_'lill‘. iri -1C11 Cl 11111101- _ l made by use of the expression Subl-lyvere actually kept for sale withili should ml b ' .' nimdn“ .J.*.nics's Chur i ‘r ‘ g f‘ i!) tlii- 1211i August given on pas-r All Ullcllce “Kahlil? “"5 599mm section A", instead of “Section 54A . the closed shop and a conviction I am glllmcllbicd with rivals. lame" Green Claus‘; Dsclcllllllld ‘ll 8 A. M. 10 and i1 cf Poole and Blllfllb»? Wllﬁlifﬁ lllP 058M191" llllble- T01‘ "-1 it may be asked. what requires tilelwere secured, what about the aiii- ' - will“ ago led ‘lllellllll lu.wc" “v.0 cunt of the ﬁne? The new section - A- MacLEOD < l5 '31- REV. POI- T0

iii‘ Mvxirn

Section 126 of the present Act is mfmthly Chlid-WCHSTC lllilgazillu, l

the search oﬂlc- l

old or kept for

n 126 containsl

ofﬂcers may . l

‘Master Johnnie MacEwcn returned. lMcnclay night from Montreal when: Johnnie hiis been iii the Victoria‘ General Hospital for the past fivv ivcclcs. . - health.

;civiil Mackenzie. to face the task of Tiny plmellts of, the sllllsllllle rtdtcorating lthc interior of the mus be lmmsedl n would allllelll, Home fol- Blllld Balms lll London. church. Having obtained a portable lthat the Premier himself places no have ‘llﬁﬂlllzed lllell‘ 0W“ jazz band.

willing workers. lie began by clcnii- mi‘; the walls.

Central Guardian

PHILATHEAS wish. w exllm“

“ggggcmrs Triumph” ill Memorial - = Hall Moillilllll a

‘ CENTRAL PARISH 1Cliilrch o1“ Scotiandl-Mf- H- B- lends" lpreach at Lot 4B on Sunday. Pl 0_ 29th, at 2.30 p. m.. and in the 7e pies Church. Charlottetown at i)- m.

l _ _l no reference what ver to such PQLICEKJOURT —- A light dOf-llf A rapturous. rolllcklnﬁ roin NEW ‘ i A’ U ‘tliillafatcjznb lThe old 153mg“ 3085616? km‘ a‘; the Pa“? 0.93:.‘ ytlltcullqil-i "WPWRF illiygllg lygfliﬁlllililllls _' _ e ng repea e . ec ion mcrning: me m rac i -, - . l< l- i ance of a lunch-wagon lassie Snow is thus meaningless. i l v h‘ 1 Act being awarded who wound up 1n the-social f Section 1:41 12>, as roposed. de-Qfﬁlii,‘ “f. ‘casts or thirty days. Th1‘

fine was paid.

i YOUNG BANKER DlES.l—l~ Tlls death occurred recently 11l- llle 1mm‘ in Westville, N. s. of Claude A‘ McInnis, aged l9 YEBTS- H‘? ml‘! ‘been in ill health for about 1111f; Deceased was on llic stall of the Royal Bunk of Canada. 11'- Eldoii, P. E. I.. when hc took ill.

PURCHASES PROPERTY. -Tlic lascd the McInnis property, Kent ‘Street. in this city. It is intended lto convert the buildings into a gar- ‘age for the purpose of nsscmblllll fund storing tractors and power‘ imachiiics and repairing such ma- ‘chilies.

make the most of it. -

BELLE RIVEiL-It is pleasing fol‘ see the ‘young men returning from‘ the U. S. A.. and that before they gct too old. Two young men of ‘UiliS place returned home after spending foilr years in the Pacific Oregon and Idaho lumber woods, and purchased two excellcht farms at Wood Island West, with fine buildings tlicrcon, zis maybe found ‘readily in most localities on this Is- land. These men. Mvssrs. Frank _iind Robcrt Cook, yet in prime oi health. and not much over thirty. are the kind of people wanted to iiiian. our too numerous abandoned farms. These liieii liild Surveyor. McDonald. Hcrinaiiville. (i0llllllLillg‘ lthcir boundaries last week. The lgcilernl cry here is for the widening; -<>f the gauge. and improved trans- portation. Until this is done. not

coast.

Sizes 36 t0 40 on] ping Week . . . . . . . . . .

Pants. Special . . . . . . .

Iii fact.

f0rt$1.75t0.........

very soon, that the money for “rid.

We have a goodly heritage.

Ready for Canadians from coast-sic‘.

Boys Suits, 12101-15 years old.~Shol1t_

whim aincietg Eraﬁii (Hliaflhcstnem EMPIRE‘ Siiiiililliiii WEEK I CANADA

28th

Let's l _

1-1 l '4

l»

$PEiiiAl$ New Spring Top (Toats i. . . $15.00‘ _New Spring Suits .

Society Brand suits $30.00 to $35.00- ‘

[l

..... .. . $15.00

Elllbire Slliiilln“

-.. .. $25.00‘

. . . . . $10.00 u

New VeiiticooiCaps for Spring and Summer. Very new. Style and c0m-'

$2.50

(‘lllllg tlllie gmigcnk and consequent I new r0 ing stoc and direct -, nrction with Borden. is fortllcoifiiilg FOR COMFORTABLE this present session. COMFORT "l". C" AY '1"—-—(-O)~~-~i__ UNI) PERSONALS Fame“ ERWEAR - E N0 BUTTONS Mr. M. E. MacLeod, Uigg. Ml", me . v was in the city yesterday. attcnd~ PRKIE PRICE

.lig the funeral f th i t Ii -_ o e a c oiioui S225 To $350

Mr. J. A. Barrio, Field Scout Coni- lnissioncr for Canada. who has been on the Island for some weeks leaves; zlils morning for Moiicton. ‘

Mr. and Mrs. Ross MacEivcn and

Ho is much il1l])l‘O\‘(‘(l iiil

40m

Pastor and People l Decorate Church‘

‘lﬁﬂllcldinl: and tllc aid of ll few

'l‘licii with (l. cycle pump he started spraying the walla. lliis was slow and dislieai-lcnin '

$1.50 TO $5.50

. RUBBLEE

CIIARIAYPTETOiVNKS SMARTEST STQRE FOR. AIEN AND BOYS

THE HOME 0F

BORSALINO

HATS $7.50 1 .

"m" “a5 8”," ‘Whmd l“) ‘ V811‘ Kl ﬂkainsl. the tenant, and t0 cumstances? . then dealt with by these incono-l -_ l)‘l‘,“_ ‘mm “mus Seemed "wsl ll°l . “"““°‘T‘b‘3“‘ ma‘ llflll‘ lllc OWHPVS ilmilefly made lia-l In fact, Section 54B is so ungram- clasts. That section contained auth-i American locomotives "ire bein i 10"“ h“ regwed ‘m “m” “l ‘l “Play- l “mi S“ cm‘ El Et-Tyslv bio ftr the penalty imposed for thclmatically and crudely expressed and orlty to search without warrant iniused on the Madagascar‘ Gllwlllp.‘ llkllgknllnch_“le' comma“ with "llgllm ‘ " ' I ffcnrl? ccmlliitted by the tenant. is. such a meaningless and disorder- certain cases. The present Govern- ment Railways l‘ _" “Mk m, the ﬁl-llﬂy play on llic "'_,'-"?}f4r\‘1"s Hero urn the words of the pro- 1y jumble of tcrms that it is quim mcnt proposes to repeal that section. .‘,__.- “,‘i‘.‘l:.z.l.nd cuimg” mm m" m‘ ill“ - Wlflllllll "O5 illh-“xln” ' pom-ll iicllll section: l l jlmpossibie to flnd in the section any The new section 12S" wi-ilclh ils offerl- More than ’$60.000,u9(l “llllll lll gltlslrlfllhllil?li?a.“llliz?fl‘li“‘“‘ ‘llml "'9' 1- ‘ T‘ ., "' A. iy mrson w lo 8L5 or i l ing. d i its l c ent rey suci . . . » l ‘ -" ‘ ll P1111’: 111' l ‘t ".1 l; i‘“~ ‘.1, ll - - --,~_ -_ . ,, . - 1 ' ‘i’ "‘"“‘““(“‘:"‘ I Cﬂmd (“ftmno-n‘ klljlilllllll’ “Jﬂcrs ‘my Verso“ lcelalrlllllaargt? lXlllll-lrd 011l- lllﬂl- lcascs sight‘ of séiulciwh; proposed ncW “(ml limb‘ hawk“ kilitlclimslii‘!lsidctldirlinsll lli‘i‘"\\"(‘)1“l»“‘l"9‘iildlp/hllhi‘? m“ (‘dmy ‘mow ‘Hill: Fl ' "l i111 iulrful 111l<l “°l“l°,‘.‘i who has been convicted for an may bc determined and avoided un» section has to do merely with break- . _ '5 ‘m’ yuu‘ lllvmmPr m" ‘mlk “"15 (10110 bc-dlzrivcd from lil(‘li‘ {risk 11ml, llll-v V. “mun are troubled “.‘ \ 5i‘ l‘ m‘ “ ""““"“ “mm hm“ m" "“' fiiirlicn of this Act and amend- dcr tho provisions of Section 90 of ing bottles. etc. '~ Tl . - l,“\ci.ii scVCll p. m. and midlllliil rd if thcv might Iiriiii; ‘he ‘u"- “w-mh and "my ‘use no “me ‘n "p. , ...l l. . lll lll,. -- Pl-pnilt-i", i _ _ _ l . _ _ ,_ _ _ ie Soviet Govoriunciit l3 (‘ll- uild the helpers came sti" wl . . a '- _ . .‘ ‘ .‘ lllylllg 11.. reliable remedy-Molina , l 1.111.. .1 l U“ ll Olllll l till. luxcto. to iemaln in pos- lithe present Act. This leads as fol- Instead of improving the Pi-nlllbl- collmlmlg we nllllllllllcllllc or l” lllclll llmll l - 111,1, ll fl om Joining ililii into ktepiniz “ll-ii the ‘Glavatl- w‘ E ll‘ l l 3i . n 1m» 1' lulu lu r ii. lol Cuoll- :|II(ISlLAI lll- sllllll llrllmlses as mm llows. “on Act and lllalllnll ll; "lore uwork_lmrs ln Rlmla i.u_~l lllw “lcrll lllyilicill llil lowiu While. church, and this work is now iii ____ mm x em n“ or" l I - 11.1 iiiwi vi lllf‘ ll‘-’1"lll,"_“‘° l um m- hiiJTWi-SP and falls to ‘ “90. If a tenant of a building able" the proposed repeal of Beotiolll - .. C< 110$ 110W Sllllplivrlivilli hand. . “l ll “i l _. l’l‘l_l}1]l?l'.'-PTUiiibILiL-il hum. rln-tbwith meet said tenant or or tenement uses such premises 120' thus deprives" the enforcement‘ _ ’ -— '"'" " ‘mfffflfl’ “"1” m“! b" "" l! lv-iasuii. shall be liable for such or any part thcreofjfor the llle- officers of a, large part of the pres-l l _ l‘ . 1P1 11111111 llllvlf "W" Midi“ ‘f’ fiiu- or penalty as may be lm- gal sale, keeping for sale or oth- cnt right to make searches. The‘ ~ l; ' i-tllliiivi‘ 11} l 14-.» Sllclfc" m“ ‘if’ Pufird subsequently against sand l‘ or unlawful disposition of liq- substituted clause in the new section‘

i’ 1l1l=l‘l\" “Hill” "”“""°“ “I o‘ “m. 1m”, tcraiit rr PPFSOll. The flue iln- unrs. or knowingly Dennlts such contains no right of search what- “ (7 rwlil -'\1‘l- 1111i‘ U“? ‘lllollmls mlm“. prism-cl for liich subsequent of- use by another, such uso shall, ever. I ' l’ ‘ in in :1 lwuilltlsvl‘ l5 lllllll“ m‘ “_ lviiu- shall he and the same is at the option of the landlord. The Premier and the Patriot are _ ' 0 o lo Absorb Bllltvill] 1 iii" ‘v-‘YPHCP. l" ll llllllllllull‘ fm" "l lorclrv declared to be a iicn on l render void the lease under both boasting that the Temperance . e BruvﬂmRudShoch

1'13"" I I‘ 11 lllillilllllllll ﬁll" "l 5W“ ‘the said land and may be rccwv- which he holds and shall cause Alliance" are behind these nmcnd- * , c s .

ii zillvi‘ lirlyllll! illllcllayxl J3: (rt-d frmn the owner thereof." the right of Dossesloii to rcvcrt mcnts and npDWVlllLl "l tll°m~ " Bud Reinicemnnu

lviwl 1111111 lilllllv- ill!‘ _P"l?ll““"~ "K The penalty for WiliCil the owncrl to the owner oi‘ lessor." If this is so. one can only say . Planned by

ii P111! Wllll llll’ llqlllll’ l" llll“ lwck“ 1:; liable is thus seen to be the sec—, Section 116A is a curiosity. It "Heaven help the Prohibition Act ‘i ,, Mimi-Cranium

h" l1-1‘1l1‘- llllilPl‘ swim“ "l2 of flhc “id or subsequent offence of tllclflrst declares that “all shops. soft and the Temperance Cause.“ 1

i111‘! ill llPl- "l ‘l llll" 0f lmml 5'99 tenant. drink refreshment rooms or oyster Ever the proposed new section 126 Pm Qumﬁmhiwu

1r» Rfﬂlll bﬂwllli-P llP lllllll“’l“lll dbl“ But ivo have semi that the penal-l imrlors are hereby required to be which deals merely with bottles. etc. —_"—'*'— llziiiofsﬁymg:

ll" 11W“ 1‘ lll llls lloswss ‘m? m‘ l" Iv for such second or subsequent cf-, kept open." It contains no provls- has its peculiarities. Under it if v in via

1s ~1 i111 ill" "Yell lllmlEll he Conwll" friico is a term of imprisonment, ions to enforce such‘ requirement, any person breaks a bottle. vessel or. rhe Sudden finish of‘ um tread 9n

id mil“ of illv lliillol- d A l frcui six to twelve months. Tlicl however. No penalty is imposed for other receptacle, or attempts to, a stone carries more force than a,

linilv r lllc Premier's prcpvsﬂ C ~ owilcr wiio‘falls to eject the tenant‘ breach of such enactment. empty cr destroy its contents, “the ' - ilin lllll‘(7llil$(‘l'- if he Sllvllld lllllll‘ m" i: declared by the Section to be ila-. It is true thesectiou imposes a same" (whatever that may mean)‘ kfck fro‘? a mule’ The ﬁverags lion will 1w drunk 15010 be llnblciblc "for such flnc or penalty as may; penalty, but. hm for keeping the shall be prima facle evidence thatf tire receives many such kicks l in a Pllllillllllll fine of $5 or n iIflX- “aged subsequently lllzllllllslll - - - l in a e v ___ . . ~ - _,_,,,. ‘l “mun “m or swiol ti l- ill ~- will." The owner is thus to‘ " y at s run and the Straln 1S ALL ON ‘THE Gonna ‘ Wluii. (lfcct wi iis new .';:c ion l l slll led to ‘he lm rlsollmenl I H " . , _ u n , 5;,“ h“... "m," ll“ pmally underli;nl)(1;¢‘"j(x;l llllllllll llle lenllllllll ls llw lGlP Gum Cushioned Tires are built to take the pun. ' - l Sriiioli a2? Will it be allvcted? log-n... m so u, l,“ l“ place o; m‘ ' lshmg blows of the road. The pure gum bands bet Pm Gmhh“ _l .l srcliuu 25 of the new Act declaiw mlllll-l? The imprisonment imposed ., ‘ P the col-d la l. b b ll ween y” "j '!£’¢';'l,!.°'ff." ' l s tliut all sections of the presentlllllm ll“. lellam mm lmllmrlly llll _ ye s a slor ie shocks and prevent itho cords £1533’. Z»- " . lulu‘ lvlilllch arc incnnsistentllgth solved by lllll olle-lldel lllllllllll can l i _ from chaﬁng against adjoining layers. Thililciisliion m» a1 ‘;‘.I‘"°rl t! flPlll-l" fl A" 9"‘ lflm‘ a - lthis be served vicariously by the . 9 feature 1s found in 11° Qthgr ﬁre m" r n in or my t Scciloii olzl llilelleilcalAed. “l! iéllOt. thllﬁ, own“; m» are both m lo to 1511'; i ' _ Iubumidihcyloulongc rrsul Wi o ow: l'l 0 en B!‘ B6 “i Alqll-lcu h me tel-m "ﬁne" l5 all‘ . ‘ =1 . l ' ‘ - ‘ ' . s . =1 llfilil" <11‘ llqllfll‘ "Yllllwllllly- “lldilildicatinda money payment, nouginc‘ RiChmOnd St.’ . . Charlottetown. ‘ i krrps it in his inside pililcket. F0: can be lmposed lll respect or a “bl _ - » _. , _ Oi u q. Q this he is liable iinder t e presen l ll _ , - lo a - , m. ,,, ,, ﬁn“, W, ,0 ,5... lgflgllgjgglmlllllﬂ; ..gll;s=c;olflg 125:1 Fire, _. Life, Accident, Sickness and _ l I 1 _. ll < - But if instead of keeping the liq-ho be construed an mﬂllmg "penal-l “ ‘ i t i y ilgr in his pocket where it can o no- w; l r e ' _l __ ~ _ ‘p harm. lie puts the liquor inside aim-l The ¢1imax of the 306N011 appear: a 8-55 nsiirancc at - -~ . ' ' ,

‘-— in its last clause which declares thatj nls fine or penalty "shall be and} ~ "lie same is hereby declared to be a lien on the said land and may be recovered from the owner thereof." ’ That is io say, the tenants six fol twelve months‘ term of imprison- ment is to be a “lien on tin land"! = And so that it mm} not be altogeth-

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