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ANIMAL COMEDY "To? 5135116111511 ‘ Tonight at the L. of C. Gym twu

fast games of basketball are prom- ised. 1n the first gamebetwecn two

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boys‘ teams the Five Aces meet the All Shines in the second game their Basketball League.

The second game is between two ladies,‘ teams. the Mikes playing the Paddys. This is. sure to be a close and exciting game as last we-w: when these teams met only ttvr points separated thc winners frorr

the losers. Linewps:

‘I-‘lve Arm All Shince"

C. Praught . . . . . . . . . . . . .. W. Per"?

C_ Qgyle ,, . L. Blanchai"

L. Doiron . . . L. McLcur

B. Doiron . .. . H. Henncsstw

W. MBIEBSC T. Crcighnl‘

B. Mclnnis . . I‘. Lappi!

J. Mullins . H. Dave?

J. Pmwse . . . . . . . . .. G. McMahor

A. McEachern . . . . . . . .. A. Bffltllk“ \ 4

rum“ Mike‘

Centre Gladys Walsh . . . . .. Hilda Przznzgh‘ Forwards

Alice Purcell Maud MvGnlgar

Mo. Wynne Vivien Mwiuigw-

Annie Callaghan Mary Creighar

Guards Rae 1481511111281‘ . . . . .. Bolas Waist Annie Sherry .. Marion Mitclvltllvr" Referee-Ray Doyle. Game ViLll start at 7.30 511111111.

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INVINCIBLEH WTNVFROlW STARLi IN SECOND GAXHE OF PLAY- OFF. .

Last night on the L. 0. C. Alltus the Invinclbles come back strong in the second game of n three game ploy-off to decide the winners of seotmd. place in thc tournmncnt.

‘ The game yvas witnessed by :1 largf‘ number of excited fans who 0111c kept on their toes from thc l‘Ollil\;,' of the first ball at thc beginning ul ‘the game till the end. The Stars won the, first two games from the mvinoiblesdry very small margms but the Invinclblcs showed the fans that thcy trcrc not ciiscouraigcd an easily and in the third game came back tn win from their opponents. by a small margin of 12 pi 11111:. making a third-game nmessory 1r.» decide tho winners of second pla In last night's game . ‘had high single of 252 while W. Ooyle had high towl of 625 pins.

Following are 1l1c scores:

Ixivlnellileu‘. W. Hnlpcnny . . . . . .. J11: 211T l7. H. Henncswy 17-1 2110 20') l" Doyle . . . . . . . . . .. 114 110 11111 W. Coyle . . . . . . . . . .. 197 233 1513 E. Gcss . . . . . . . . . . .. 153 164 2'5’! ‘filial-TIM. Stan: i J. Webster . . . . . .. 176 252 190 f. McCabo .. 197 235 R. Harley 1611 160 E. Caswcll . .. 177 107 J. A. Bentley . . . . . . .. 161 186 208 Total-2775. The third game of the play-off

will be rolled tonight at 8.30 sharp between the sarne two teams 311'] one oi’ the best galnes ever witness-

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‘. lcction of his many friends.

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1lSy British United Press) i (SYDNEY. N. W.. March 29 —-| Having cntercd 1111011 its final busy-| uson selling pcriod for the c111"- ._nt clip. thc Sydney wool market! "utinucs t0 favour sellers, and it is| nerolly considered that firm con-I ivions will prevail _ =te. Offerings for the session tot-l 190.000 bales. To date 744.5711 ilcs. or approximately 80 per cent) f the clip. have

11:: bidtlcr buying exceptionally v.11: qutnnitlos 01' medium quality 41111111 l‘ rs. France also bought and on excellent volume was likewise experienced >11 Clcrnutn. Italian. Yorkshire.Bci~ .1n 11.1111 American account. Rus- 111. in addition, purchased briskly. "11-1 s reflected fully the advanced 111's previously recorded in Sydney.

In Memoriam

GIL/MILES RAMSAY FOLLAND

Dicd 111 Kcnsington. on March 24.

1J8. Charles Ramsay Folland.

llc 1s born nt Port Hill in 1834, .11‘. 111 of Henry Folland. He lived 11s curly lifc in Tyne Volley. and 111.; nnirricd to Emma R. Wallaccl l‘he ISSUC of the union was one 1011 J. Wesley. and three daughters. :1 lVluy. wife of John Colton, Jr..

111111 Julia. wife of Albert David- 1011. 11nd Bertha. wife of George Da~ titlson. 11c lived almost his whole llic n1. Tyne Valley. but in recent vmrs ht- wns most kindly cared for .11‘ i111. children 111 Kcnslngton and 3111111111.

A brief 11111131111 service 1111s hcld 111 ihc home of his son. Wesley. Kcnwinlgton. 011 Saturday nftcrnoonl conducted by llcv. Dr. Saint and Kev. G. Ayers.

The rctnalns were then conveyed by trnin to Port Hill. accompanied 11y his relatives" to the old 1101110. wl‘. "c he was born. The SCfVlfii‘ tl11 e 1111s lcd by Rev. Mr. Brown, 111111i-11r-r of thc Presbyterian church. lntrrinciit tool: place in the Tyne

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. ARCH 30, 1928 - fihnw" . .11 . k l, draft address was approved.

On motion of Hon. J. P. MacIn-1

tyre, seconded by Mr. Lea. the} ‘house was resolved into o. commit-I

tee of the who c_t_ 1315c into consid- oration tiwtfllan '

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Hon. J. l‘. 11mm; ‘yre~"'made 11111 explanation o! the act. He spoke in. favor of ‘the two power machines purchased. It was the intention to- give much attention - to bye-roads! which led to» important shipping‘. points. and‘- also to low places and bad spots in the roads. The prov- ince has beerrgoinz ahead by leaps. and bounds. but road improvementl has not kept pace with it. Referring to taxes, he said these werc much lower in this province than in oth-. ers. and submitted figures to provef it, quoting from the provincial taxi bill of an Ontario farmer the total‘ of which came to some $140.00. l

We should improve our roads and; tnx the people accordingly. He went; on to give figures showing the heavyi tonnage which had been hauled ov- er the roads at various shipping" points. When you think of all the tonnage that is hauled over the roads, is it any wonder that they‘ become so bad in thc fall? i

As to operators for the tractors. it .1 is pnoposed to select men familiar- .. with tractors and bring thcm into .' Charlottetown, where they will rc-' Y ceive instruction. There will be 31 of_ ‘

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i Sqrytraworitman, i ship and quality

AND BRONCHOS

these machines. and each week a‘ ' , report will bc made on the opcrat- all play lhfilfpil‘! bill ors and if any are found incapable,‘ . . _ _ v they will be removed. A tender- " reqlllws fiaf-"IVW truck to silpllly them with gasoline. style, $0,300,?’ ‘fink.

etc. will also be provided for in. each county. l The road act was. then rend. and. passed clause by clause. 1 Mr. Arscnault referring to‘ clause

rnanship,» fiozcglino quality to produce

PROCEEDINGS , 5

(Continued from page l)

- 1 It was moved by Mr. McLure.‘ ‘seconded by Dr. Maclvlillan that the jpetitlon be refened to a special. ‘committee. A bill incorporating its; lprovisions was accordingly intro-l jduced the first time. l 1 An act to amend an act respect- ing certain departments of the Public Service was then introduced 11y Premier Saunders.

The Hon. Mr. Maclntyre moved the following Resolution seconded by Hon. Mr. Lea: l. I WHEREAS for-the purposes of more adequately improving and maintaining the {Public Highways of this Proqinceit is deemed neces-

_ ‘er Machines, and. T l WHEREAS the rate of tax under ;the Gasoline Tax Act is vary in- I 'creased and it is the intention to ' glsct aside out of the revenue deriv- 'ed from thc increase a sum suffic- ient to pay the interest of the money borrowed and to provide for a sinking fund to redeem said

____, ,money so borrowed in ten years,

SY.‘,'“’,.£"‘“" "'0" M’ l13Ef'.§Z”Y£‘3.§l‘$Zll ilflilf; $152.“ 1v " , 1v. s. W.. March 29.» 0 ' A first-class sensation, simple in or- W070 151000 V’ 155"‘? debentures l" igin and swiftly dramatic in sequ- ‘Trdelgew Till-SB 11101103’ i0 P5011050 0 ence. occurred at Kirwee. a uiet 00m l‘ 0f R000 POWBI‘ 801111108- little farming district m New gen. such debentures w be in such form and, \vhere all the settlers are well-find manner as may be deemed pro-

to the closing to-do and nothing of importance to per for the purpose of borrowing a 31,50.

‘sum not exceeding One Hundred _ lThousand Dollars, such debentures unhapily for some to run for a period not exceeding

the outside world has ever occurred before. After living

_ been sold. The. time. the wife of a farmer named Ten years and to bear interest 111. :1 ed without borrmvlng

nxvlSlCl~ g1 the salesto Brisbane f01|D_unoun filed an application for ju-‘rate not to exceed four and a half ML “mflnwre Sam that n» his on this 1.0mm ycek sow on animated demand rhciol separation and maintenance. per cent per annum payable half hon f, d“ I .

ustzuncd. Japan was a very vigor-‘The court made an order in her fa- yearly; making said debentures a taxcl He“ J md not cm down “w:

vflur- immediately Judgment- had first charge upon said Gasoline Tax b01111 80'0" P101000 “m0 11171100100‘ Fees, and the revenues and resets to be labouring under suppressed 0f we Profincc.

eztcitggiertiit- [or ‘siensie of iinjusticc. Also to set aside out of the revcn- afar" 3d o" ‘f! “m: t: uhmot‘ ue derived from the increased 'I‘ztx “emf fie ‘as a t Fm °m"i‘.a sum sufficient to pay the interest culated dgclsion He slliinrrionelzdcnll on the money borrowed and m pm- his cm _ ' _ F‘ vidc for a sinking fund to rcdcom

. ployecs to the house 11nd in-‘sald debentures géilqidlngegnlgqgg: “x3: a‘: Than the Hon. Mr. Moclntyro ' _ v have leave to introduce o. Bill to bad gone he set firc to the house embody the above provisions d tb 'ld' Whll th s . ' 752mg‘; h‘: ‘$215; mu) tfle lfafldvgga‘; The house went into a committee and n ed v . . - of the whole to consider this bill, r twel e stacks of oat Mr wright in. the aha"

.<lcov.'..d"t“' ,1'tdll. ' ' sniomlécar.“ u mmng gme ‘s; Dr. MaclVIiIlan. referring to the Meanwhile. his two-ycar-old son rcsmum)“ “Ed if m” m“ "f W“ had been put mm a ma“. of safety‘ ation on gasoline had bccn increas- and when Duncan saw everything "

in ruins about him he wok the child Pmmi" smmde“ 550000 "mt it m ms amt,- "nd made om Lab was thc intention to increase time er the dead body of the child was tax] on gasoline from three cents pcr found in 11 water-race, and Duncan 9 ‘m "/0 00015-

was discovered near by bleeding Dr" Mm-‘Mlua-Y‘ 10008119 U10 110V- terribly from 11 deep gash in one or Bmment needed some advice on this 111s arms. He was removed to hosflmatmr~ where “'35 '1“ this 110mb! l0 lntul. end? The Premier. one would have

--*-<oc--_- thought, would have put some lnti.

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‘going to borrow $500,000.00 and put

lon this additional taxation. He is - mevising taxes upward. instead of ldownward, as he suid at the last lsesslon he would do. 1 view with alarm this large borrowing, and this increase hi taxation. and l think the people will also view it ivlth

'l'l11: pullbr-orr-rs were Reginald

ll"1rrl1, Duvld Ramsay. P‘rcd_ Dennis.

.1.h11 Stronglnan, 11nd Charles

- Strongman.

1' nnd "Jesus

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‘ Rock of liqes." -.l My Boul." memory will livc i11 the recol-

—I-‘1NE SALE-Mr. H. '1‘. Mon-ls- on. Auctioneer. Kensington, set a record for auction selling on March 14th. thnt ls difllcult to excel. For

livc hours. $5.000 worth of movable property. and values well sustained. Three

liable price. Hens

top, attaining $5.00.

admits that he never secured

much money in so short a time. ... "i-

A Belgian nhctlory using

ed is expected as tonight's game dc»

cidel the winner. lo another large‘

number of spectators is expected. ---—¢e>-—--

Keep Board‘: In the Medicine Chest,

that country.

Almeria-an process is tmakl plnie glass for

Pcrcy Allen. Seurlctown, he sold. in Hounslow. London at 9 am. on No- Thc bidding was brisk Australian territory on Decembe

horses sold for almost $700. and devoted to a record of the landlngl - cattle brought from $60 to $80. Po- places en route and against them] '- taw machinery commanded v- Prof-are the names of prominent people reached 81.30. —-consuls. vice-consuls police ofllc- while n choice rooster came out on-ers. bank and shipping ofllcials. na- Mr. Morrison val and military oilloers and air so commodore and, at Bima. the Bul- eral of Canada, is to visit the Royal tan himself. He had come to the Military College towardthe end of chars made a raid for increased sal-‘ We" 0'50 000 embodylne "An Act lnndmc place in a lone shirt. and May. the tentative am fixed 11- 111m on every 1.1mm governmentl

m1 was sreatlv pleased when he was 1111i visit beinfi named n May ' the “mitt?! wrrfigomla spider-web uls- This will be the 11m 011mm visit c-nappy 1111111111111 to the confedera-Jlne embodying an act m incorpor- Adalafde where the log

signed by Janie Smith, mother of qovemm- mm“;

SYDNEY. N. S. W.. March 20. -' . Sir Keith Smith 1111s presented tolPrlIl fir:§°1::"1::.121‘:*1fl":1"‘""0“*2 P 0610f Wales - -" g1 rom rcn Britain in Australia mndc by the lam Sir Ross Smith and himself in 1010. The document is of great: 18neclal to the Guardlanl historic vnltic 11nd is bcing placedln' MONTREAL. Q1101. March 29. _- the Historical Records Museum 111. The Prince of Wales is undeniably Cflllbvrffl- thc most popular figure llnkcd 1111111 The log consists of zibout half 11 the mayoralty election fight hcrc. dozen sheets bctyvecn canvas-cow Mention by Mayor Martin of H. R.

"v1.1 ..~. t -- . . .. 11“ Wmm H111; at he scrv ccyctcd Iaoznds». and contains 11 bare rc- H. inevitably biings cheers from the ballot Should have been Lake“ my supervision

cord of thc ‘epic flight. The first-French canmflgn cntry is the certificate oi‘ thc Roy-‘audlcnces he addresses Last nlghL gtlogcginfillwz-elixmlfgl-df-lgfli 9111118111 railroad and tramway workers and w [or m 100(1):"? 00" 000011- cotton operatives of St. Henri forc-

° - 10000111 Ena- ed his Worship w 111111 with thclrl

land to Australia and that hc . a duly accredited competitor. Ilvaficheers m" m5 ROYBI Highness. The

certified that the Vicars Vimy lo

work int: inc-i

i: Queen of Roumanld iii less popular. i ———-—Q-0->--_-

vcmber 12. 1919 and crossed / To Visitslfingston]

10. at 3:50 pom. Several page: are

' jun-n‘- - (Specie! tn the Gnu-diam

KINGSTON, March i0. -— V_is-|

count Wiilingdon. Governor-Gem‘

10mm ended It paid _by Viscount Willlngdon to it. W" M. C. since‘ '11! appointment 11s

alum-w Linlment m mm 1111a hrullml. the airmen. .

sary to purchlwe a 1111111001‘ 0f P°W'1doubtful. even considering that, \\'Q,SOHIC idea what those SCIlIITlES will

mation in his platform that he WES‘

ion 1t. ‘There should be a fine lr-Wfluld-

1 Mr. Butler said that the latc gov- ‘trnment 1 ‘ ithat. if they were returned to pow- ,er. they would be able to raise the

‘the kind at hat that is “worn with pride.”

I The new fspri n g . qljtipments have ar- rived, I i M

alarm. No doubt, i; is in keeping 8 ruiggestcd that poor pLOplL‘ might with tho policy of (he Libcm; put-Ibo given o. chance to work on the’

ty. I register an oblection to 010191105 i" 110" 0f ‘his mi‘- l 1 whole thing. l Mr. MacIntyre-flie difficulty we l

Hon. J‘. P. Maclntyre said 1|w!hud of lute was to gct any 1o work people thought thc cgufnry were in on the road. I can zlssnre my 11011. favor of hard surfaced roads‘ we friend thut those who wish to work are going m have the,“ he stated. ‘on the road will bc able to earn

Mr. A. Arsennul], thought m“ h, much more than that. 4 ;. Ontario where they had we]; pavbly Mr. MacLurc referring to clausc 1" roads, people would n01, Object u, nine asked if the teachers there r . such a tax. But here, where the furrcd to were lacnsioncd trachci" roads were on thc whole none too 01' "0!- '. good, 111010; owner-s womd m; y..- Mr. Maclntyrcsnid hc prcsiuncd- ceive correspundlng . benefits m“; suclx teachers would be over age. = would object. He did 110t think$5(l0,- T11 reply w r1 11116311011 by Mr- Al‘- 000110 51101114 be borrowed to‘n]nk[\ scnauli, Mr. Maclntyre stated tho gravel roads, which would have to‘ the (livisions xvcre as nearly 11s pos- be renewed in 1; few ymn-s’ and W0". slblc cquul in nrco. A mop 5110111115; not of n, permanent, ngtuyq I; iythe divisions was produced. rqulte 1mg 111M we bon-ovym money; Mr. McLure 1rcfcrrin1; to clause ,to put in culverts; bur, 1 m" $111105» Could the Hon. Minister give us

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‘SOL 40 per cent. from Ottawa. whc- 0°? they it, 11,135 “i139 m- “OL l Mr. Muclntyre-Jfht: salaries will Mr. Maclntyi-e said mm 11w mnjbe. fixcd by thc Licut. Governor i11 member who spoke last was 11ut.(70l1!1l'i1- speaking to me resoluuorh but u, l)r. Mat-Millan. referring to clause one put, yesterday 11g Said ump l7. asked m. whnt time i11 the _\‘l‘fll‘ While they were raising the g-mtrllthe duties of thc Winter Overseer line tax. they were lowering the 1‘0|:- ‘V0010 00050- lstration fees. With reference to thei Dr- 0l0°l30l\1|d—1300$ lllflt 11101111 borrowing he said, l1, was “m; 11m that ihc Superintendent will be on intention to use the money at once, U10 100 1111 U10 31001‘? It it‘- 11 Pity but over along pcrifld or ylfflfq'_ 1 some urrangcincrli. could not bu Mr. Arsennult asked how much lltttde by which thcsc ovcrsecrs nrcl they expected to reduce the can- llc-mudc responsible to some one. i ensc fees. l Mr. lVlaclntyre pointed out that g , Mr. MIllllnlyltffCplicd 11ml; m“ under thc nci. the road overscors .

were lowering thcm from 5.11.50 to ‘V0010 00 5001"“ l0 f1 11110 0f flvfj. "' dollars for neglect of duty. The (IV-y __ IIIOKEY 81 NIGHT LSOWS

Mr. MacLeun stiggcstetl that. \1-1111.\‘»I'-<1*v1' runwintcd by the 111211111111. ~ 1111s Quality

Mr. MacLurc 1rci'1.\1'1"i11g to clnusef the govcrnnlcnt might not 23) 511§80$i0d $01110 l7T0Vi-"1l01l b0 hnvc hud to do this. He emplnislzcd ""109 ~50!‘ ll1'0i1"l' 0ll\’(‘l‘ll$ll\t! i" “V0 thc wish of il1c pcnplc l0 have 1111:; 0i U"? Ifllllillll 11011511011011“ 0f [U10 work done. Island. olhcr than 111 thc HOUCPS: Mr. MucLcan I am not opposed lo mvnlifilwtl. gravcllinl; roads. and I don't think: Mr. lilarlnlyrc. stutcd that lhcsc any onc on this side of thc 111111.11. YBTPFYEG 11111.1! l0 $111011 J00“- > 1s. With regard to rcvcnucs. thcrv is ‘Th? H0115 JdlDHFnPd M 1 D- ill.’ 31165001100 added to which is $Tl0,< (The Hotlsc rcsllincd tit ll p. m.» 000.00. muklnrz, $195,000.00. W0 c111, The Prcmicr tmnounccd to thc off $35,000.00 taxation which still housst- thc rlcztih of Evelyn Windsor. llcavcs $l60.000.00. ‘who passed fl\\fl_\‘ in the Prince Eti- 1 The Premier-There will bc illrWnYd Island Hospital lust 111101111115. additional loss from 1111- c11forcc~ Si"! had n splendid futurv b01011‘ nacnt of the Prohibition act. 1hcr._nnd 1111s mu- oi thc obit-st and l Mr. MacLure pointed (1111, 11ml bri htt-si. 411011111: lzirls we 111111 in thc

the $75,000.00 from the gas m mpcrinlciidcnt only has to act oncc

they could do the gravelllhg rcqui cvery thrcc _vc:1rs. tThcre was $011105 To recognize the rcalwalue of Hickey and Nicholson's

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