on»! Ilu-nviin v

"roonv $.10. NIGHT‘? mo us

Matinee, Adult: 16c. Children 11c. EveninmOrcItenra 26c, Balcony 21c

Children 11c. The Flood that stilled the surging mob brought love, sunshine and‘ happiness into many hearts.

A FAMOUS OLD SONG

“ON THE BANKS OF THE WABASH”

BFOHBht to the screen in a spec- \ tacular melo drama

The ..:ost stupendous, awe inspiring flood catastrophe

ever ﬁlmed.

“ONE CYLINDER LOVE”

TWO PART COM EDY

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SHOP from Holmanha Catalog

SURPRISE SALE Tuesday morn I115 at 10 o'clock. Moore & McLeod, Lil-I. i 2077-3-17-21

TEA THIS AF.TERNOON.-Tho ladies oi Central Christian Church tirc holding their annual ton this afternoon when an excellent supp- er will be served. 2091-8-18-11

AT THE SURPRISE SALE this morninp-Lemon Soap regular 4 cakes tjor 25 cents wlll sell at 8 cakes tor 25 cents. And the sur- prise values are hcttcr.—~.'\ioort* & AIPLUOII. Ltd. 2119851 181i

AT THE TEA THIS AFTER- NOON thc most tasty chicken salads, jellies, nut broad. pastry. and good things in uhutidantei- will In~ served. Central (‘liristltin (‘hurt-h Sclioolrooni. 2111103 15 1i

A BLENDED TEA l8 BETTER. —'l‘ea trout one garden, no mutter ‘how line it is. possesses certalr. ilisirziblc qiizililles but may luck others Jiecause all characteristics are not ilevelopeil under the some ltllllllliluilﬁ. ll’ tho tea has a perfect ‘flavor it may lack richness: ii’ it has body it is, pcrhaips, without the samc pertcctiuit of flavor. To cont» bini- all ilii» ihmirzible qualities in one blond has been the work of the “S.-\I.AI>A" lilxpcttp, tor over a quarter century and llic brand

SALADA“ is the fruit oi‘ their labours.

PERSONALS

Miss Stcllu IVIiirpliy was a pusscxi- gcr io the city ilsltlfllll)’.

Mr. John llriilges, Vernon River \\'.'i.-'- in the city Stitnriliiy.

.\lr. V. M. IIIHISOIIT('Ilill'I_l1ll0i0\VIl

PIIIIIGE EDWARD

romanrTFiso DOORS OPEN AT 7.30

ST. PA TRICKS DAY

CELEBRATION

The Charlottetown Dramatic Club

PRESENTS

“The Irish Attorney”

STAGE DIRECTION J. AUSTIN TRAINOR

spout Sunday at Stiiiihope.

Mr. KPIIIIPIII hlai-Pheiwloii. Vernon was .'i qiassctigi-i" to tlic city Sili- lll‘tIll_V.

Iiliss Iliilsy Vun ldcrslino, tcnch- or oi’ Vi-rnon llluh School was o passciigci" to the city Saturday.

.\ir. Kenneth Elli-Donald. Zilermziirl sponl Sunday at (Yovehcail, ihc gin-st oi‘ llarry and Mrs. Swan.

All". \Vtilla('i\ llovor. \\'ori*i=stcr is qnlnding ihc wcck at (‘uvchivail, lhu gucst oi‘ his sislct‘, Mrs. Ii. Wooldriilgc. I

Bliss Enid Sullivan tcuchci‘ oi‘ Vcrn- on llilzh SchooLspcnt the wci-k-cntl .with Zllrs. James Aloneghzin llazol- ‘brook.

iWEIMENl BEWARE

igiiinitii.

WORSHIP ON SUNDAY. March 23rd, l-‘ownal at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Mlllview at 2.30 p.m. ‘

THEY'RE ALL COMING to the Surprise Sale, Halt price. Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. Moore & McLeod, -Ltd. 2077-3-17-21

UNTARNISHABLE PHOTO FRAMES regular 50 cents each. Surprise Sale this morning 25 cents each.—M0ol‘e {t McLeod, Ltd.

2098 3 18 1i

HORSE SHOW AT THE AErlcul- tural Hall today anil to-night. with auction aiile ot’ Stallions owned by iIli! Department oi’ Agriculture.

. 210341-18 1i

ENTERTAINMENT AT SPRING- FIELD Loi 67 postponed. This will be carried out on Friday. March 21st instead of tonight. it not tine following night.

THE DIRECTORS OF THE Horse Show wish to announce that all saddle horses competlngl for thc special prizes must he exhibit- ed in‘ some other cliiss or pay regul- ar entrance tc0.——21i111'3-18 1i.

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NOTICE T0 SHAREHOLDERS OF OHARLOTTETOWN HOTEL C0. LTD.-Tl1e annual meeting oi the shareholders poltponcd from Feb. 4th will be held in The Vic- toria Hotel dining room Thursday evening, March 20th. The meeting will be preceded by a supper serv- ed at 8.15 sharp. Alli shareholder: are asked to plcillg reserve Thurs- day night the 20th for this supper and meeting. Arrangements will be made to accommodate the one hun- dred shareholders. If you cannot possibly be present please notify the Secretary, Lt. ‘Col. D. A. Niac- Kinnon a day or two In advance of meeting. 2022-8-13-71.

ORGANDIE TRIMMING at thr- Snrprise Solo this oiorning regular 12 (aunts per yard~—spccial two yards i'or five cents. And see. tin- surprlsc valucs-tcn o’i'Iock.--— iVIoore & ZIIcLI-od, Lid. 2098 3 1h‘ ll

AT SPRINGFIELD LOT 67. IN- STEAD 0i‘ tho bean supper and i‘ll~ lcrtaintnent which was to have bet-n held in Springticlil Lot 6'1‘ Hall ti» night. a pie and basket social will be hcld on Friday night, March 21st. Thc sumo musical program will be rendered. Ladies with baskets trot».

CONCERT ENJOYED-Followinii was tho programntc of concert Ilcld in Poivnal Hall on March 13th, un- der III!‘ ‘dllSDIC-‘g of the Young Peo- ple's Lcngiii .—-(‘horiis. The lland

Duct, Illrs. and Zlirs. Winion Smith; I(‘horu.s, lliivc a Smile: Drill, Boys

\\’0iiicn's Rights; Solo, Mrs. liluc» Kinnon; ltcading, Mabel Enmun; Diulognc, Sambo; Solo, lllabcl Rich- lards; Chorus, The Golden Vanity.

sccotid oi‘ a scries of ilebatcs

DEBATE-Tho c. s. n. T. boys i‘ oi .\lillvieu' and Powntil licld the in

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who that

Mr. would

McArthur ..aaked

dare insinuate the late Government made mistakes. Ho knew the re- port ot the outside auditors would be an attempt to show up the Bell Government, but the report would he no bombshell to the Opposi- tion; they knew what was coming. There had not been n dollar oi graft in the road work, and the old system will have ,to he kept up. It might be good business to rc- duce the auto tees, he suggested, as ihcre was a feeling that the auto men had not been used right. Tho Conservatives would not be ublo to collect u tenth oi’ the ur- rciirs oi taxes. ll was brazen ei~ trontry to assume their attitude on the tax question. lie ivlshetl the Premier _\voiild take the lloiiiie into his confidence about the now sys- tem ot accounting. He hoped it would be a right. one. The Lord knew the old system needed im- provement. l-lr: wanted to know the Government's nttltnilo on the “Turn to the ltlght" movement. It might have. found a place in the Speech.

Premier Stewartz: "ls that nec- essary Govermnciit lcgislntioti‘!

Mr. McArthur: "It may not bc, but it would not be out ot place."

(in the question o1‘ prohibition Mr. .'\icArtliiii" said hc would not say to which side he loaned. Abuse oi’ any good thing was not tirgiimi-nl. it was a mooted ques- tlon whether lhi-rc might not IN‘ two Prohibition i‘onimissions. The price oi‘ rum had been reduc- cd iiity cents a botllc, he coinplaln~ ed. ii looked as it‘ the inattt-i" waro being madi- a political foot- ball.

III‘ made refcretice :0 a man who had boon given shooting prlvilugt-s and a iloed of land to which he was not entitled. 'l‘liis ivas antithi-r on- craoirhntt-xit on public rights. The public bi- damned, that was IIII‘ policy so lair. llc cited page i111 oi‘ tht- Public Accounts to show that lhe lit-ll (izivcriimenl finance-s wcri- abovc board, and quoted tho siaionu-nt oi‘ tlic Island's tinziiii-ial reputation as Sent to the bond lII’iII< ers by tho present (lovcriiitient. incidentally ln- vieiitnrcil to say that the (loverumcpt is not gelling equality on certain bonds. "Fhcy are still paying F» per (‘Pill on cull money. and the bonds arc ydi-ltling only 5.10 pi-rcvnt to investors.

llcfori» concluding Mr lilrArtliur again roierrcil to the recent cloc- tioo. and to llu- “pi-rverso genera- tion" that hud tnriicd out the licli Government.

Mr. William Dennis, Second Dis ‘trict oi‘ Prince, followed iloii. .1. A

“"‘ WW3 Iiifilllliig- Illillllﬂrie BFOW-“J Iyicbonaltl on the draft ziddrcss.

[and was the lust Liberal spczikcrl in the (lebatc. lie regretted that:

oi Pownal; Solo, lilrs. Wm hlutchgu 1 t mu‘, o l» m. g 83km? m“, _ _ u _ Reading. Illiss lllat-(lratli; Diologutml m l“ “ r 0 p \ w“! MONK"

wondered away from the subject. lllelioviug it the duty oi‘ ovcry mcmbci" to dciil with what he con- sidered the most important intor- ‘lcsts oi the Province. he wishcil tol overn himscli‘ accordingly. lli- reviewed the Dominion Highway Act. which [irovidcd only for inter-l provincial permanent roads. cost’

opposition Uritiéisui

lgi-i tho lowest prlccs.

, 1 A t Children are apt- to bolt down their food without chewing. That means, poor teeth and poor digestion. The best: food for growing children is Shredded Wheat because it encour- ages thorough masticatiohq Con. tains all the nutritive elements in the whole wheacgrain; including the bran which is Nature’s best food laxative. It is ready-cooked and ready-to-eah-delicious. for any meal‘ with hot milk, sliced” bananas or other fruits.

The Canadian Shredded Wheat Fompan}, 14¢

Niagara Falls, Onto riu

to work iigaiiost the producers tolour farmers ill'i‘ farming loo much. i-ilucnliou poi" student. in .\i1\il ll was 'dll'- lMr. Dt-nnis litillcvi-d. 'I‘lii~ Danish |Sci1tin il was 522.311 and in all iiciill to know whiit to do about liiirins art-rugs: only 11% aii-rtrs and ‘OIIIPP provinces llii-rl- \\‘il~‘ a

'l‘h<\ri: should ln- sonic t-ciit-‘llngv are llii- most prosperous in llliII‘I(t!(I iiicroasc, Snskau-lii-uzin _g:iihci' dairy; Iiutlirltlu- world. Wilt-rt» arc wi~ going Iii-lug highest, paying S. .1111 lit-i‘ island, say at fl.) put lmiiilgriiiits ii‘ iili our ltirm- siiiilvut. ’i‘hc IIUII (lovi-riimi-iits Iiorilen, oi‘ limt-ralil. 'l‘lii- cold rutain ihvlr land and continue Illl'l lo (‘Illlifillltlll was fairly storage at (‘harlotit-tinvii is poorly ibuylng up nthci‘ land for iliclr silt-ct siul in keeping our 1 li'Ill'l‘S tiiatt-il. and il has not sufficient iytnmg cbildreii‘! '|‘lic dairy lndus- at homo. The (fonsorvativi-s ‘tlllllllililililllil. in his own IIIS- pry must be built up cvon at thi- \\'i‘llI to tho ('(1llllII'_\' with a pr IIIIIM‘ i peopli- arc paying 88.111111 tor IIIIIIIIIWIIIIII‘ i-x|1i-iisi-tii'llii- Provliii-i. tind a hull‘ a t'\ill promise to ri-pcal ri-Mgcrniliiii and they would glad-pw-allzinc the beneficial oltccts in ‘tho poll tux. and hull‘ tl promhi- lo ly t'(Illll'II1lli1\ this itiwards a control llIIt‘ fulurv. ircilnce sossional IllIIPlllZllly. ‘lib-y- | When thv latte Liberal (Zovtirn-‘Ipli-ked out the most taking i-anl Wt- are IlIlltI~|)OI1l‘ lu-rv, lit-cause lIlPlIi camo in $18.24 was paid IOI‘)\\’IIII tho pcoplc.

this. tail place to from all l1\'I'l' III!‘

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. |WarnIn ! Not all Package Dyes,“ . p .- n ,., p . . . UNDER THE AUSPICES or "rue ‘ g |,.,'.‘,.,,,,‘,’,i.‘;',‘ha“ ';,h4"‘.].',‘,‘(‘,l__,‘I,'},,-2ff, int: 011 tho nlllillliilltl hclwoeu s22,

Thu Lib-

hfReo NEWMAN - ARTHUR o rtdIdiittAno nIIMMIFGOODF i

BENEVOLENT IRISH SOCIETY

IRISH MUSIC, SONGS AND DANCES BETWEEN ACTS PRICE$—35C, 50c, 75c-—NO TAX

SEATS NOW ON SALE. TICKET OFFICE OPEN DAILY AT 9.30 A. M.

THE EVENT or THE SEASON-DON'T MISS

PRINCE EDWARD

WED. & THUR. MARCH 26—27

The Finest Dumbell Show Ever Broughtto the Maritime Provinces.

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27——-Nl,iI‘/il-Ei§l€S--ALL NEW Including the famous Jcwe-Iied Curtain epecliilly Imported 7mm Par s for this production-Dazzling, brilliant, n magnificent

Seat at. Ti...;;d.;‘§;7;m ,~tE,ve-nin1;s=, 75:22}: $1.10. $1.65, $2.15 Matinee: 80c, $110, $155

SHARP .11». ,,.

2_.ao_

We are now prepared to handle dressed Hogs in quantities. Farmers havings hogs to offer please com- municate witltuasor our buyers.

til: slip‘ riciiisns u».

‘l are “Diamond Dyes" l |

Diamond Dyes

nod if you iloifi. 12cc thc nniiic “Diamond Dyes" on the package— rcli ii I ind it hock! Iiurh I cont, llllfflilllll! of “Diamond ' " contains ilircctions so r-Ilillili) - womnii can dyt- or tint skirts. \\'.iI>‘I.~l, suurziti-rs. stockings, kixiioni» _ boats, ilrupl-rii-s, I'II\'I'I‘III'III’“ cvci'_vtliiiity new, l'\'\‘Il if whi- hos never d ‘II bcforc. Fhoosc any color ding storc. liciiisc substitutes!

E Always rial: for “Diamond Dyes"

ii WEDNESDAY

. AND THURSDAY’S

Big Special Fea" ture at the

PRINCE EDWARD

One of the deathleu drlmn of the Mega.

‘The romance of beautiiul Mary Turner.

‘rm play thaﬂnn thrilled millions

‘was! "lit-solvctl that Canada is a better plact- in which to livo than thc United Slates." 'l‘lii=. I\IIII\'I4'\V boys supported the negative. sidc oi tho resolution and won the ilc-batc. Tho names oi‘ thc winning team are George Jenkins tleaderi (lot-don Sheidmv, Joseph Smith, Everette Wood, lialph Shcidow. iiaytnond Smith, and Iirncsl Worth m‘ char. lottclown- Tile names oi thc suppor- ti-rs oi‘ tho affirmative. are Harold Smith lleadtir). Cryus Acorn. Em. cst Smith. Earl Heflﬂllll, Edison Smith, lioy Ilerman and Harold Acorn. 'l‘hc next dcbtiti: botwecn llic two opposing loanis will be held in tho Forester House on the evening oi’ March 21st on the subject "lie- solvcd that East (Yiinadtrls a more disirablc place in which to live "m" Wviiﬁfn Canada." The l\lill- view Tuxis boys will support the lIIIIFlllillIVﬁ. ——~—<o->__-__

IIIInurIPn Llnlment llrnln (‘uta

TABLETS

That Cure

Rexall

uni-w Q “s.

Laxative C Id With Aspirin

They quickly relieve hoadqchel, Ieveriahneaii and mulculer pains.

Price 25c Box. .

SOLD ON LY 8V

tllinnd $35,000 a mile. urols had the conditions tiiodiiioil rivapccting irostly maternl. The present Commissioner (lion. .i. A. 1\lcDonaltl1 sold that many miles of good roads on the lslnnd were torn up by the Boll (lovcrnment at a grout wastage oi’ money. but this. Mr. Dennis coiitenilcd, were Wlldi. tho conditions oi‘ the tlmc do- mnndeil.

Hon. J. A. McDonald: "l think tin- mombcr for the Second Dis- trict is not quito correct. So tar as the Act is concerned his statc» mont may he more or less true. bu‘. New ilrimswiclt carried out thclr program in n manner t-ntlrcly dit- terent. They made special ar- rangements with tho Commissioner of Highways. and the (‘blot (‘om- mlsisioner at Ottawa told IIII‘ wt- could have dour the some."

Mr. Dennis: "Wits thiit within the first year?"

Premier Stewart: 1919."

Mr. Dennis oskcd why tin- (‘on scrvntivos had not takcn tln- mut- ter up (luring the part of lhc ycar they were in power. llow many changes lirid tin-y since tnndc’: Not one. 'l‘lic present (lovt-rn mcnt is not opcn to any viist con sure on road work because the) have not done any yet. Alistiikes may have occurred in the Puhlit Works (lcpnrtnicnt under the licll regime but on the whole tho record wits one to be proud oi‘. Ht- crcilltcil tho former (‘ommlssloitet oi Agriculture with assisting in co-operntlve purchasing oi‘ farm supplies. Ho hail personally oril cred through Mr. hon tor tin (Theory Station one standard cnr oi’ oll cake, costing $1,900. tit ll great saving. Thi- ileolers through out town and country came in and virtually chokod Mr. Len against tho wnll oi’ his own ntilce ond said "You take your hands oft.’

"And he done lt," coittintie-il Mr. Dennis. Hay, seed and tcrtilizei he sold, had boon distributed at cost to the farmers, but Llherai trlenils who were dealing in thost

“it was In

' commodities made It unwholesomi

tor the Liberal government. Ht wont on to stress the needs oi the dairy industry. There have beet new regulations at Ottawa re com puisory grading oi butter tor ex port, one oi them prohibiting but ter from being graded at the fac tory. We have here no gntherim place tor grading. ' Pasturlrei butter only retains llii grad to six weeks. so that it Iii pon lbli to hove butter graded and regrnd eil utter being held in cold not age . "Producers bringing aucl perishable commodity to tho ca

door to be graded do not Iinm what grade they will get until ai riving. This Iii a handicap on th

dairy industry. People have in

to haul a largo quantity 0t butts

tour or live miles to the railwa. and book lgllt. ' m had been I salesman ltlll knew the buying tricks oi’ the trade; they combing:

Your Grocer Has

Pure, Sate Milk

AI‘ the nedrest grocers is ready _ for you a safe and convenient milk supply-Carnation Milk.

Just order with your groceries. Car- nation keeps. None is wasted. You never run out.

Use Cartiation in its full richness in place of cream for coﬂcc. Use it: diluted if you prefer on cereals, fruits, etc. Add a little more than an equal part of water and you WIII have pure milk for all cooking purposes.

Carnation is just pure fresh milk, evapor- ated to double richness, kept sate by ster- lhzation. Order several tall (16 oz.) cans or a case of 48 can from your grocer.

Try this recipe and yvrite for a free copy of the (carnation Recipe Book. It contains 100 tested recipes. '

NUT BREAD: 1 teaspoon salt, 4 cups ﬂour, ‘A, cup sugar, 6 WBHPPOHB lyekins powder. f‘! cuss. 1% our? water, 11s cup fin-nation Milk, 1 cup English walnuts. ix and sift dry IIIIZI'E(I'I_OI'II.S._ Beat eggs well, add milk ‘diluted with water and mix with dry ingredients. Bet-it well, add nuts, at "ll" W"? Kreused bread pans and bnke in a moderate o en thirty to forty-ﬁve minutes. This recipe makes two loaves.

Produced In Collie by

CAIIIIATIUII Mo: Paooucrs 00.. unit Arlen thinl- '

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