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Pe0ple's Theatre. 7 and 8.45 p.ul.
Priiice Edwani Theatre, 3, 7 and 8.411
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MARRIAGES
 
TAYLOR-H0wARD.- Ai Marshfield,
Oreson. U. S. A.. March 15. 1916.' by
the Rev. G. LeRoy Hall, Davis R.
Howard to Ethel R. Taylor.
1 
DEATHS
 
FEEHAN-At French Village Feb.
27th, 1916. Mrs. Jnmcs Feehan in the
73rd year of her age. She icavcs tu
mourn a sorrowlng husband two sons
and three daughters: Mrs. Richie,
Mrs. Mclntyrc. Catherine. Patrick all
of Bouth Boston and James at home.
Requieecat in Pace.
Contract for Steamship
Service
The contract for the Steamship scr-
viee between Picton and the Magda-
len islands hasbeen awarded to the
Magdalen Islands Steamship Co. Ltd..
The service will be performed by the
 "A':|o¥g" (which wa? formerlyii on
ron . e ompany snowput ng
this boat in iirst class condition and
will be ready to talieup the work at
the opening of navigation. The ilrst
:gn with passengers, mails and freight
be mode 'from Halifax as usual
calling at Souria en route.
Captain F. Ferguson who has been
¥,th‘i.a‘r§nte“for ad nrllimblelr of years
as r an r. assa will
be'(`!’bIef Enailaater. "Mr, Hausa: was
Engineer on e " orwenna’ when
lawn! torpedoed last year of! the
I eealt. W. H. Btarratt of Hali-
ra!i|tIleM;naserortheM.l. s. S.
Ulla 1. 8.108-4-5-Mil.
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points in the Canadian North West.
'lhesa tickets will be gl od for return
within two months from date oi is-
Full particulars can be obtained
from any ticket agent of the Prince
Edward Island Railway.
Holders ol' these tl-:hats have the
'l`ransf:ontinental route vie Toionio,
.\'o1-tn Bay and Cochrane. Ont., to
\\'iu11ipe_l;.
.‘.1»'“»'.' -l-ll\’lE4i.
:_ Y' W J
MONIES T0 LOAN
Monics’ to loan at reasonable rates
ot' i1\t_e1‘cst on good improved farm
llroperties. Applications will receive
prompt attention.
H. J. PALMER.
Bank of Nova Scotia Chambers.
7920-2-39M1Mo.
Training School
for Nurses
THE W. W. BACKUB HOSPITAL
A Private General Hospital ~ with
well equipped medical, surgical and
obstetrical departments, oiifers a three
years graded course to young women
desiring a nurse's training.
Write at once for circular ot infor-
mation.
KATHLEEN A. DOWN, R. N.
Superintendent of Nuraea,
Norwich. Conn.
'7535-2-26-M2ms.
__ V ig! _ 1
House. and Lot
For Sale
Tile undersigned i_°}xe1:uto1° of the
last will oi' the into Grace Piggott ol-
fcrs for sale a house and building lol.
situated at the corner of Stewart and
Bruce Streets. Charlottetown; having
a frontage of 100 feet on the west side
of Bruce Street and 50 feet on the
north side of Stewart Street.
lf the above property is not sooner
sold by private sale, it will bc uttered
at auction on the premises on Monday
the 10th day of ,Apt-il. instant. 3
For purtlculurs apply to Messrs
Warburton & Shaw, Solicitors, Sunny-
side. Charlottetown, or to James L,
Piggott, 37 Brighton Ave.
JOHN MCLEAN,
sosz-4-4-M01. , E"°"'°r'
The undersigned oiiors for sale his
tetown._ 7922-3-21Mtll'lwk8.
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privilege of travelling by the tlew.
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of men who hung around t he court.
giving sixty-seven townships without
any _consideration whatever, and when
the people came out' from the Old
Country and found that these lands
were uotf their lands, that they were
in the hands-of absentee landlords.
htdldtb d? Tl". lad
Coiorite ff-f-1----1f<1=°1-=-»-1-1-S--»   ..:’.........;‘.1 ss.; 3:
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these lands to enable them to hew
.|G¥e€D, NAVY B108 F051' 55°” 3°" m°d-i°m°» “ld 511°? out homes for themselves That HSI
 » Burnt Straw; Wmpleioly relieved me. To-day I am tation was kept up lfgr a }g;'r;aat nuilily
=B\=»-1- N==°f=1Vi°1°f- -f~”-= ff-° -11 - 11-1-11-»» »-=~==-=  33: ss. .;:...:.3.°:...:1
be impossible to pass, that it was too
  ‘DY imP\`°Y°\i”PP_¢“\n°°- I5!-id1"1 4"' drastic, that it was encroachlng upon
faking Frm?-a-l1u.l‘." He said, “If the liberty of the subject and that it
was such legislation as never had
. .
’
 . - been passed l any British Parlia-
S ‘hndud anthem' nav' dom! ment. That wxds the argument, but
nevertheless the Le islatiou ol' Prince
' Black Igmon Yellow’ f Mae. H. S..VYIL`LIAMS. Edward Island tookgupou itself to pass
 Tmnsparentt Pogfy' 5013. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial else 259. that legislation compelling landlords
Light Blue, Dark BillC, Ci' At dedlcrs or sent postpljd by 111-uit, to sell their lands. It was enacted into , __ __ _“___ 1-,
igtpqp¢,_Pill]{ Green, . I. . law and the landlords asked thc Brit
’ ° 5¢ "tw" hd' ottnn' 1811 G0Vel`i\U10M £0 \ieto thc Act but ci-ouelilueut upon thc libcrtiiyz of the
Ma e 15 lonte 2 4
ypol C’ co the British Government held that subject, but the lllglxcst court in the
the Legislature of Prince Edward is-iB|-lglgll realm lleclllell um; lm, Act
land had ower to ass it The lands was cdustitutionul and t oduy we have
0 D P » . '
  Weill brought under that icl;lBlHli0ll not only in ireland, but also lu Scot-
”-Dd the 11901119 Of Prince Edward is land free lands for the people There
J 0 1 °   1 A
° .  VIA land °b¢a~il`1€d by virtue of the powers are otheri`meusures of u. similar kind
Druggist ° of that act free lands with thc’ ,
CANADMN GOVERNMENT Rmb result .that _there are no hind-,all _measures in the interests ut' t he
wAYS_ lords in Prince Edward island I people. ‘
today., The Same lhillg i1DDll€S| A few years ago a very drastic luca-
 go to Ireland. in that country landlord-I sure was passed by this Parllanlcnt
isrn was virtually abolished. All the
land in Ireland was practically owned
by a few landlords in England. Foi-
lowing the elrample given by Prince
Edward Island. the British Parliament
in 1885, passed a law taking away the
rights oi’ irish landlordsto their lands
upon a certain valuation. The same
cry was raised then that it was an en-
60 cents a box. all
dealers or Edmanaon.
Bl! I C Limited,
El (ln
'l'orolalof»' .
which I might spe-uk of and which ure
providing that opium should not be
sold openly in drug stores. or other
places, without s. license. Today, we
iind that that article cannot be pro-
cured except upon at doctor‘s ccrtlnc-
ate in any part of Canada. Those peo-
ple who come here and say that it is
against the interests and the will of
the peopleto pass this Act are taking
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}E'l*`1!€'K~"rL‘i°?'}*1‘
_V Ona cent per word first lnneruo" ln this eeIumn_ half cent. per
 nord each continuation. Cash muat accompany order. Minimum
 charge Twenty-nva santa.
F3 ii'*|°`9i~l‘i°i’l?i~9i*5~!°?i%'Fié>!'?i"|'*iv!'Ei@!‘%‘lci'2i1&lél°*l{'i~ici'?l5'1'Hi'l~il<~£°?l€~l“?li°i'£i£'|°5i‘:~1‘:i{\i*?i‘@l'?i5%`ii'l°:l<
ThHKHHM§H?%
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A ;.\;i>1lis W :illicit
AGENTS -- "WORLD’S GREATEST
WAR" flrirlry lll.~> :L whirlwind: sam-
ple bool: frcr- on promise to can-
vusfr: experience unnecessary;
make seven dollars daily. Linscott
Company. Brantford. Ont.
AGENTS WANTED T0 SELL FOR
"the Old reliable Fontbill Nurseri-
es," We teach our men to sell. Ex-
perience unnecepsary; highest com-
mission paid; handsome tree equip-
ment. Stone & Wellington, Toron-
t0. Ont. 7620-3-20ME2tii
it
For Sale
AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE, “OVER
land" 4 cylinder, 35 horse power, 5
passenger, 1916 model. Apply 98
Water St. 7916-Il-1l0M|li.
STRAW FOR SALE.-LARGE QUAN-
tity loose. David H. Auld, North
Carleton. 7833-3-15111181 .‘
LOBSTER. ROPE FOR SALE CHEAP.`
second-hand, sonic nearly new. 15llS
thread. Newell, Pcakcs Wlulrl No
2. 8040-3-Ilillltiilul.
FOR SALE-30 NEW WATERLOO
Boy Gasoline Ellgincs. 1% Il. l’..
ulr or Hopper eoolcd, $45.00; 2%
}l.P., Hopper cooled, $70.00; 4%,
ll.l’. llopper cooled, $125.00; li il.l’..
Hopper cooled, $175.00. All on wood
skids. F. O. B. any railroad station
on P. E. I. .Kerosene Mixer and
Webster Magneto extra. J. D.
Frier, Sussex. N. B. 8039-3-31m6i.
_ _Siouatlons V acant
AGENTS - MEN OR WOMEN
"World's Greatest War." beating
all selling records; sample book
freo;` experience unnecessary;
make forty dollars weekly. War
Book Publishers, Brxmtiorzi. Onta-
rio. 7931--li-28Ml8l.
W 7”'-'T 5
Hel 1 \‘\’a.ni'e¢l-l<‘emnlc
- .| . . . .
WANTED--TWO SMART GIRLS TO
learn drcssmaking. Apply Mrs.
Cottrill,~208 _Fitzroy St.
8079-4-4-Mllipd
WANTED-AT ONCE MAID FOR
gciicml housework, 28 (lt. Gfiorgc
St. S083-4-4- i5l.
HELP WANTED-YOU CAN SET
cure constant employment oil Alito-
Knitter iuachlnes. $1.50 to $3.00
pc-1' day readily earned at home thc
year round. Machines supplied for
cash or instalnlents. We supply
yarn und pay liberally for nil work.
Write to-day-Auto-Knittcr Hosiery
Co., Dept. 147 E, 257 College St.,
Toronto, Ont. 8066-4-llintt`.
WANTED - WOMAN T0 ASSIST
with housework. Apply Mrs. A. \V.
E. Doucc, West Royalty.
S006-4~&ilu3i.
WANTED. -- GENERAL SERVANT.
Apply to lllrs Mucbonnld. 1250 ltocll-
ford St. S000-4-111101
WANTED- COMPETENT WOMAN
:ls housekeeper in small izliuily in
the city. No incumberaucc. Good
wages ulnl good lloinc for thc right
wolnun. Apply, Stating experience
to llouzsekcepcr, liox 335. City.
. 7949-3-2iiMti.
______ __ ___'_' __'_____ 
. liclp Wanted_Male-
WANTED-SEVERAL GOOD LATHE
and planer hands. Wages 30 cents
per hour, steady work. State ex-
perience and earliest date can re-
port for work. No. labor troubles.
Apply Geo. D. MacKinnon, General
. Manager, MacKinnon, Ilolmeg &
Co.. Limited, Sherbrooke, Que.
` 7622-2-25Mtf.
i.____ __ _ . -I?
*TEACHERS WANTED
WANTED--BY THE LARGEST PUB-
lishing house in Canada, men and
women to act as subscription re-
presentatives. Liberal commission
will be paid. A1 proposition for hust-
lors. Write at once for full particu-
lars. Address,-Agency Division C,
153 University Avo., Toronto, Cau-
V ada.
WANTED.-AFIRST OR SECOND
Class Tonelier for Harrington
School. iluod supplement. Apply
Chas E. h'tc\vurk biecrctary of 'l‘rus-
teus. Rxol-il-2l|lv1ul_
wANTso.- A "PRINCIPAL Fon
Bcllo River School (1110). Ilcfer-
01100 l'€‘luirc1l. Supplement $40.
Secretary of Trustees. 806|-4--2l\‘iE
W
§.“.':;.'r°“n‘§°l.':;f°.;<’;;;.3§.§‘3“°lf; MAMMO TH AUCTION SALE
acres of well cultivated land, fronts   R 
on Cove Head Bay and runs back to
the gulflahorq, For lm-me apply to I-Iavlng disposed of my iiurm I will offer nt Public Auction ou, Wedn-
I-‘mnclg utr-ll 133 vvuler 3;, Gln”-lol. esday the 19th lust., at 12 o'clock, the following stock, farm llnplcincnis,
household furniture, feed, seed etc.
HORSES- 1 Clydesdale brood more 1-i50,|iwo grade Clydesdale gold.
  loss. 4 years old: 12 and 13 cwt liish srtlde Clydesdale mare 3 years old; 1
"Baron Kelvin" Gelding, two years old, 1 nm.:-ltcr piece yeeriiug; l ‘I”nrkllu
driving mare 5 yeilrs old and 1 Brnzillinu horse 9 years old,
CATTLE-7 30 head of cattle pure
the highest producers and show cows
herdof Lea and Clark, I5 ure in milk or cull’ including thc celebrated six
year- old cow "Ruby Nig" Otilciul seven duy record at 4 years, 500% lbs,
` milk 25% lbs. butter. and 16555 nlilk. 750 lbs. butter in u. year thc 2nd high-
N 0 TI c E est ofncial 3 year old record in Canuda when made. .
-' ALSO the 3 year old helfer “Eko De Koi Veeuldn” Oilicial yearly rea ~
N UTICE ii? h°l‘0bY SWBII ¢0 firms cord 13.103 milk 052 lbs. butter average nearly 4 per cent fat for year and 4
and individuals who sell provis- a number of young show bulls of equal breeding fit for s0rvlce,` young.'Ie`n1-
ions or other supplies to Stewards of ales, including the grand Champion female any age nt "Amherst" and 0.
Canadian Government Ships under number of extra nice youngsters of various ages. Slred by "Ida Rocker
this Department, that the Department Ind Vale" sire of Bever R. O. P.. and lt. 0. M., daughters with large oillclal -
is not responsible for debts contract- records and "King Toitilia ~l{rondykc." n. nicely bred bull. his dame-
sd by such Stewards. sires dam and sisters. Otllclal seven day records average :lil lbs butter. An
Clause No. 8 ol Contract with Ste- extra good yearling Yorkshire boar (Catback breeding). and 76 pure bred
swell Ship: feeds as follows:--_ "IMPL ENTS"--Six foot Frost & Wood Binder (nearly new): Maa-
U rtuls dist r;otIyhund;1lrstoo‘d lg the sey Harris ower, hay rake. three horse disc. grain ' drill, .r1cw_, six foot and pass them into the
N "Pl telh olre o at t e lad eport- spring tooth cultlvator nearly new, roller grain crusllcr, six -l|0¢ag_,p0w¢rA_,,V may gm cal-rlcll to
Meetin -2.? .:..°. .:::...1..‘;°r°3.‘:'° .£3 ::.'l“a1.f::':1° ."‘:.':.°.:1.“‘ff’.:.‘:..’ff"‘;'°.s’.2"i.3':..fl.°°“':..331. .°2°lrr»' is 1 
z :Steward and the said gtewai-d ag- double truck wakon; 2 carts; '1 double wood sleigh; 2 single wood ' 'Esifi this mm
----- - Mlfeadtohnotlfy all persons with whom with box” complete, in good rgpglr; 1 _j,,mllll“3,..l°lgl,; 1 "clung ,mlsh-i-,..__--,-.
“ e I ea to contract for the pur- AL80.oompiet.o set of working and driving harness and great vplipily
chase or any auch provisions, store ot tools usually 101117 on an up-w-date ~fu1-m. _ f , .(.,.;, -_
Minorca hesgid
"'°l' l|'0C0fi6!. andbefore contractin "HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Parlo ` '
"lar same, that the said Depsrtmeng. sets and 'hed roomd sheadlnlng room and kitldhghmi futiiliiage 'gage "
"s all not be responsible for any debt parlor snide and many other articles to nuclei-dug' to mention. "
."t.» Dfwatrléted by Mm in out °r‘ "'i'nltMs or s1\L.a.- aitsums under 95.00 1-ul... am.. um, 1...
“say other masse." f ,malt mu 101600. 1010. on approved Joint nntesge. liar erm. wi, ,mm
\. o. J. oaaaanxra, -for our - , ‘  . - ~-, .. ,.1 .  1; 'ga  , s
Deputy llllniater ol the Naval service.” '.P. S."-~ lr dayprovvl iunfavorublusale will l1ei1e`id'7:i'tii"» " my
Qmmht or the Naval Service. iollowlng. .. = . ‘ ' 3-1 _ . 5 _~;».~,  .5  »
- _ wa, Harsh list, IOM. , . ALSO all cattle purchased from a diitance wllibs  at station
.U .ledllilftionfiiilad-4 . '.',
 \'vilI?i\otc%'9 paid tfor. - ","°.‘m°r A _ ,»__t,'  p, Q,
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bred I-iolstelus. including some oi
in Canada formerly exhibited ns the
.1
I came
voted
upon
Act.
will
and
it has
ly hear it
and elsewhere,
Act passed in
in 1900 has not
that lt has done more
I wish to tell you. Mr
this llousc. that the
passed lu Prince Edwuril island
done at great deal oi good l`0l' that pro-
vince und has been 'the means of driv-
ing out ot' the province the sole oi’ in-
toxicating liquor. There is. uo,doubt
that ln the country parts of the' pro-
vince there is not a drop of liquor sold
and lu consequence of the passing oi'
the Act l believe that the wealth of the
country has been largely added to.
Since 1900 we have progressed- very
rapidly and l believe there is at lcast
three times as much wealth in the pro-
vince as there was in the year when
the Act was passed. As it is I attrib-
ute a good deal of it to the tact that
this prohibition Act wus passed and
that it has been properly enforced.
There is only one matter connected
with this Act which had it detrimental
effect and tbutis that liquor could bc
imported into the province; at any
rate it was thought it could bc lm-
ported into the province. In the
first Act passed lu 1900 absolute pro-
hibition was provided for. but when
the Act came up here to the Governor
General in Council, the Government
of the province were informed that ii
would be necessary to amend the Act
by providing that it should not inter-
fere with sales made I-y people i11
Prince Edward Island i`rolu people
living outside of the province. Section
37 oi the present Act, which has been
consolidated since, was then put 1111011
the statute book in 1901 in the follow-.
ing terms:
37. Wl1ile‘ this Act is intended to
prohibit. and shall prohibit transac-
tions iu liquor, which' iullcs plucc
wholly witbiu the province of frince
l<“.dwu1'd, except as otlicrwise special-
ly provided by this Act, and restrict
tho consumption of liquor .within the
limits of the Province ot' Prince Eul-
ward lsluud, it shall not illfevt and is
not intended to uffect bonu. tide tmils-
actiuns in liquor, between u. person ill
the province ot' 1'riuco lfldwnrd island
and 11 personiuanotlicrproviucc, or ill
a foreign country, und t he provisiolls
of this Act slxull he construed nc-
cordingly. /
’I`l1ut’wns put upon the statute hook
because the Government oi' (‘unutl1i
thought that the legislature ot' thc
province 'of Prince Edward Island had
no power to deal with this mutter. Al-
though the legislature did make that
nmendeut to the Act. l think they had
absolute power to the ileul with tlu-
qucstion. You will ilotice, Mr. Slwnk-
er, that the power or uutllority which
the legislature of a ny province has.
is given to them under and by virtue
ol' the Iiritisll North Alucricnxi Ar-.i..
When the provinces vlltercrl into <‘on-
fcrll-.rni.io11 in 18111, they gave up nll
their rights to the lIrili.~1l\ tioveru-
1uellt,nlul the British i‘zll'|inlni‘ill. gnvc
us :1 new constitution, and that con-
stitution is incorporated in the llrit-
ish North Aulcrlcuu Act, 1807. Sec-
tion 92. ul tlult-Act. ilcul:-1 with the po-
wers oi' the provincial legislut\1rc.~\,
and among the powers which ure
conceded to the provincial legislatures
is the power to deal with:
Shop, saloon, tavern and auctione-
er and other licenses ill order to the
raising ol a. revenue for provlncialloc-
al or municipal purposes.
Section 91 oi' the Act llculs with the
powers of the I’1u'liuine1lt oi`C1inadn,
and one of the powers which is grant-
ed to thc Parliament ot' Canada is
that of dealing with “crln1_iuul lnw
and all subjects relating to"thc pence,
ol-der and good govcrlllncut ot Culin-
dn."
l bcllcvo that wc have power topass
1|. law in Prince Edward Island today
that no person living in that province
cnt? lmve liqllor ill his or hor possess-
ion without it license. Why could wc
not pass such it law ns well ns we
Mothers Know,
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could pass a law here that no person ment of Canada," ami that the Provin-
nhould have opium in his possession? cial Legislature had power to deal
As we have power to deal with iutoxl~ with licenses because that matter
cutlng liquors, why could we not pass came uudcr the uutllorityconceded to
a law that no person should be allow- the I’1-ovlncial Leglslaturcs by section
ed to illtrullllco or take illto gl, pr0v-- 92 oi' the British North American Act.
ince intoxicating liquors without n llc- The case best known is that of Russel
ense? Siucc the Canada Tcnlpernllce vs. The Queen. in which the decision
Act was llnsized--anti that wus a pro- wus us follows:
hibitory lnw-- scverni rc[\‘l'ences The general scheme oi" the British
have been inside to thc Juilieat Coul-I North American Act with regard to
mittee ol” the Privy Council. The con- the distribution oi’ the Legislative
stltutionulity of the Canada. '1‘cn1pc1'-1 powers and the general scope and
ance Act came up, and it was decided. ellcct of sections 91 and 92 and their
that the llominlcn Parliament. had relation to each othcr. were fully con-
powcr to dcnl with prohibition oll the sidered and commented ou
ground that it was it mailer rclutinl.; by tild. board in -the_caso
to .~t.l1c peace, order and good govern- i " (commflemou page Five-J .
1-iQ 
 Red .Sheena
are never found on bargain '
counters. or at so»called
"slaughter sales." They can-
not be made to sell at a
sacrifice price. Foot ills and
` shoddy service are too ex-
pensive a price to pay for
bargain shoes. ii Examine the
new models which are now
on display at your dealers.
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Women's Shoes from
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'l`l\c trouble with mosl. thin folks
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some foolish physical cult.uro stunt,
wbilc the rcul cause of thlnnoss goes
untouched. You cannot get int until
your digestive tract nsslniilatcs the
food you ent.
There is a preparation knowii to ru-
liable druggists almost everywhere
which seemingly embodies thc missing
elements needed by the digestive or-
gans to help them convert food into
rich fat-laden blood. This
ment is called Sargol
termed the greatest
Sargol aims through
constructive powers
acis and intestines to
the fattening elements
the
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