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Trouble With
I , Her Miners’
. N April 9.--No fewer
¢h:',?¥2?l0co'iiierles in England and
gwtlanii have closed down since
me peg-inning of the year involv-
ing acceptance of unemployment
dole by twenty thousand workers.
The latest to cease operations is
the. G,-,ag Vyerly coiliery in Staf-
dred B165-
Saratoga, Veritable
(Canadiian Preal)
in municipal elections and also
making them eligible for munici
pal offices if elected. The vote was
carried by n slioiv of hands, A si-
milar bill was passed by the Cham-
r in 1919,_but was defeated -in
ie -Senate.
French Chamber '
Aviation Field Department Missed
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CAMDEN, N. J., April 9.- The
giant airsship carrier Saratoga
which is the largest and fastest
craft of her kind in the world, was
launched here today amidst full nn
val honors. Referred to as ii verit- f
able “aviation field" the ‘Sui'=\t0i-in g,
has a flying deck reaching from to
stem to stern and is capnliie nl' y
can-ying 72 planes. She was con- C
Its Annual Grant
(Canadian Press)
HALIFAX, N. S.. A-pril 9-I’ro-
essor M. Cumniin-gs, Secretary of
he Deipartnient of A-gricu-ltu-rc in
urn Scotia in his annual report
r the yc-ar 1924, urges thc present
cur us opportune .for a searching
ontercnco respectini: joint activi-
Blfuci-Ged at a cost "I $45'000'000"t-ies o-t' tho Federal and Provincial
She will be driven by 160.000 \\0\'i*0
i=.|iai'tmrnts of Agriculture -with a
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DOWBF BISCUIC Plum' with 33 k“"t“ vii-w to etfec-ting a -more et’1'icient
is weighted at more than 33.000 suggcstioii is ni.\de ln connection
tons.
per hour ns maximum speed. and ,list-i'ilni»tlon ot expenditure. This
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ith lils remarks on the fact th-at
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1924 was the first car in eleven
Cape Sable Island during which the D‘;i21rt‘n\cnt -was
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Shows Evidence of Oil r
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nam-PAX. N. S.. Avril fir*-“il” _,,
so-me Iiiitiiiii. ii utiie two l>yui¢::]lf ‘7
,.p||me|- broken off the son it
cpriveil of ieiieral financial aid.
or -the previous ten years the
ovn Scotia. Deipnrimcnt was sull-
iiilzod -by the fciicrni government
0 the extent oi’ various yearly
mounts. that lu 19272 being $81.-
16.iii). While expressing great ap-
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mom up 0( the peninsula ol Nom _
Scotia and so-pnratcil from tliol;
, t n s-tlirow spot-_ii `
maiinland by 11 S 0 e “_ Hd 1 is m_ U
gf swift irnsllinig Atlun t, o H
orally buililillmr 'with oil.. \\'iiciliiPCl; ti
the olll I5 "fl"wi"'g gold Dri\.d.“il
less exudirilon fpeculiinr to tit. -S0
ot’ the island, remains to he dS§ffY:|
tained ns .no scientific testi li.i\i'
'ociutimi .tor thc zissistziiice re-
i~l\'od dlrrini: 't-he 1irc\'ious ten
ours t-he dc-pnrtnicnt felt keenly
ic loss ol’ the sirhsidy -from which
ie cost of .ncnrly half the opcru-
ons was paid.
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ENJOYABLE CONCERT
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PARIS, Aprl 9.-The Cl1`-amber t/7?/L 6 0
of Deputies this evening passed _a I 1?, `  
bill giving nomen the right to vole \;"_'/ I _
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- EW hope comes with the Spring of the year, for
all the world is imbued with the vital magic of
.,. \\\",/ THE Story of the Lily symbolizes the Story of the
\ I.) Empty Tomb, for its fragrant beauty emerges
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Gives WOIHSH- -i *lt* -. -1 5 - f L P1eaas.N0iGui1ty
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from a.n_eurthy home. With the darkness that
fell when Christ was crucitled, there toll a pall oi'
hopelessness for Hia followers. There was the
Messiah. apparently lifeless, as mortal as any oi'
their kindredp What a biankness to confront tho
.newly found faith! Here. surely, was evidence
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when the Season of Oblivion was past. Christ
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SINCE the earliest`Easter, the festival has gath-
ered about it much that is fanciful and
picturesque from the pagan lands through which
Christianity has progressed. The very name of
Easter is adapted from that of Eostre, a Angio-
Saxon goddess of Spring, and the bunnies and
colored eggs that delight the children are also
remnants of pagan ceremonies, from which the
Christians were weaned.- Our custom of decking
ourselves in new clothes at Esstertide recalls thc
festive days in honor of the coming of a kindlier
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Love's wondrous name.;
This under youth’s glad reign;
With all the valleys turning into
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This to have heard and seen!
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of the season is deeply graven on all Christian '
hearts. it is the chief festival of the Christian '
church throughout the world. it is the day and
season sct apart to honor the first Man who con-
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Once tc have known iwhn/t every
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The -pulsing -wavm of wonder steal
Through all my being; once -bo be
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TORONTO, Apriil 9.-Michele] J.
Hanna -former -president of the de-
funct Home Bank today rendered
a -ples of not gulls! to the -fifteen
counts in -the in otanont against
him. but deferred choosing s judge
or jury trial. He 'tres given one
week in which .to elect. The reading
of the indictment took at least ten
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Spring!
And all our -valleys turning into
ENGR.
Remembering-
As I remember-l- So my -heart tumis
glad '
For so -much youth and joy-(this
-to have -'had
When an -my veins -the tide of living
re
Was at its now; '
This to k-now,
When now the miracle of young
desire _
Burns on the hills, and Springs
sweet chorlsters again
Chant from each tree and every
hush afiamg
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 _ ¢¢wEl.C0l\iE. Thou Victor from the strife. '
Now welcome from the grave!
Today we triumph in Thy life
Around Thine empty Grave."
in that same sea
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 4,' i Anil every bird; and then to sing
1'-  Ot wakened joy that stirs in ev
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been made' tilxnollhlfr £llTl:leSlt~limlll\zllt' 0, If  llcliif n  lllhcmccsls.
"““°L;‘\1]by|be_;; jiuelgongd 1);, some ful entertain-men-t and 'hex social in
l:’l‘;a(t oil-llisiirnliig steamer and wzisli- their lull! U" ` Th“"'°"l"‘l' eVe“ingf‘
eil ashore by the tides. _ 'Mmm im." I  Tsolb' W'd“i°m'
I Mer expmnanon or the any son occupici it. L u r an n a
The “ _ _ _H rm unlikely neu-t s-prccli announced the object
'1”"°5'3“'c° ls l“m;'(e im have an of the concert, The lmil wus
however' as U-G (lcfpios -f sqvxlnnall uro\\'doil and the perfect order that
Seamod m origlnnf. Ill.; dm great ‘lii'uv;\i.lcii, coupled with -thc gonei-_
“Y 'm"!"f:i‘::“" 'lhtlr' uI;§;:l1l)d'fln(l is |,i“g_ ous applause which greeted each
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ed Lrbnlul by n ‘ridge of high and dry  ICI* f‘<i`;.§)\\ €(` ‘NIO !"ll" y tlllpll.
iund irpon which thc Island resid- U" ‘"1 0 "3 ‘lu 9““'~`-
ents have filllild limi" liomes' l Following is the -program:
-Renews of vii ‘1iS°°“‘""~S ‘”‘ me. ueinariis -by ciiairnitiii-riios. w
lslan-il have persisted roi- u_iont‘hs. Mon.|s0n_
We f*li=`5"5 l‘”"i“l'l ‘Deon .SWF m Sew' Chorus- Where the Sugar
oral places, :iii in the vicinity ofthe “mules Gram _ -
siivrinnali and in some cases aliI>1ll", -T,.1o_ Hushia_B_\.0__,by Limanl
i‘-Hill' 00Y~li1‘i¥ Ulfolliill "he 5°‘l- Pm” ' McKenzie. Annie Macllae and
"cal l°k°"5 “'e'f" crcdltod Annu MacLeod lent-cred.)
ily SDIHB 115 “QUIK A _"eSp°“`| .tiouologue--Tito l~‘irst Cnr Ride
sible -for ills `1l\5“°"P"' .Any _urs M.-iiiei _wiocicncnern
los" but the DUOINU l\f1"" “"“' gm" Duel»aPcople Will Talk--by Dan
orally become conviu-cetl_ thni the Russ and R‘ Cameron Muphee (en.
oil, wliateve-r. its conipositmii or vu- (,m.e(|_)
lll0- illlfi 0l`ii1i1lf\lf3il in "mule" “arm Dialogue-_-\ Successful Eiope~
and they 1l'l`@ \\'Un‘l‘-‘1“1“i-S if “WY me ment-~-by “iss ivy McPherson
sitting' on a storcliouse of greut and Messrs'Eil'\\'aril Gillis, Wm. H
wfrniliil- ' Muinnis and Luther Huibley-
'The ‘latest *md mos* ""‘"“l`““i“.“ Soio~ Tolierinoi-y~ .liy Pi.-rcy
iiiiiiCnli0n Di’ the 'D"°~“9“°0 ‘lf 0" Buchanan. (encored-)
0u_m° B  Wm" 'U' W” Rocitat-ion-The Stovepiipe Hole
noticed that tihe waters of ri sm-all _.hy Mrs Rod McKenzie (encored)
b\`U0l¢ fl'0Wil\S “UW” ‘the Wand" ‘Solo-i<`areweil -to Thee-'by
Was 00V°"°d 'wml lm 9"? ‘l'~’°V°Slt °" Florence McA-ulay (enicored)
a dark. thick and .heavy substance ,Highland Dance ,by Annu Mac.
with every appearance of- oil. it RHP (encored) -
was noticed where the brook runs '
_- From the tomb I hear Thy voice.
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Easter is in .blooml in every A-priigwind that sings I
Fla-ch garden ibed, Down .la-nes -that make the -heart
Each flower -pot, each yard, flares -rejoice,
i out in red Yea, in the word the wood~tlu-usb, -Thomas S. Jones. Ji‘~
And -blue and .gold and -purplem ibnings,
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" ' ‘For this alone has -Song -been -grant
EAs'rER AN EASTER cAN'r|c|.E Upon tlylllpanar Wm "M at Th
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By Mary Carolyn Davies. In GVGFY -trembling ibud and 'bloom My cufp. and it is Thine;
Easter is in -bloom! That cleaves the earth.- a.ilUwery -Lli`e's 'precious .wine
The worl-ri's a room sword, - Fm- this algae; for qqmg
With lille-s in the window! Let us I see The-e coming from out the Yet never can ‘be 'paid
sin-ir! -tom-b. The debt long laid
Easter is here and Spring! Thou risen -Lord. _ U-pon my iheapt, -iyempuge my .lips
Spring!
ed 'me.
did -press
n yo\itih's -g-laid Spring the Cup of -
lovellness! ‘
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The Tobacco o]"Quoiity
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 _g-,/-,_-' A - .  _.pf ’\ : ~(,.i,,./. waning, 1 tiii-ii to Thee.
, 4121,- 74,'-7,'/,' , .  * ‘ _ ,- ‘ .gf ' Ex-peotanft, -humble, sud on ibended _
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|Of -the long year, -Spring rises -that
‘ ` -was dead. , Lo! every tu-lip isa, cup
» , , To -hold _th-y_‘mornin.g's ilirlmimlngi
Easter is in ‘biooml - ‘ -" ` ‘ " ` wink:-; i il
ilu -every heart. Olid hopes spring Drink, 0 .my soul, the-wonder up-~`
i -u-p anew, ~  is it not Thine?
lfleoolves forgotten, greet deeds yet
, to do. The great Lord God. inv-isi-ble, 
iAii ioveliness we -though was dead Ha-th -roused to rs/pture-the green-
iltalses .its -heaid. grass;
,Easter is in -bloom! Through suniit mea/d and delw-_‘
Th fwori 00
t-vase#-»-sr re ~
Town ot' Clarke’s Hni'hur,' capital'
and ‘only town' on -the Island.
specuiltors -hut when the substance
increased in volume that tlioui-:lit
was dismissed un-tl some oi the de-
posit wni; obtained .for a crude ‘IBBL i
it was -found to lmrn readily n.nd
gave an oily reaction to ordinary
testis.
The brook flows from thc snvuii-
uiways flooded ri-ntl 0i’i*l‘i'S i!'i`lf-Wi
ohstnole-s to u Search for the source
of the -flow. The deposit -in tho
'brook has -been continuously noi-
iconbie and citizens ri-re consiiicr
ing -taking steps to have it invest-
igated by experts.
Cape Sallie island is :in oblong
pieco of land si-.veil miles loin: und.
two or tlrrvc miles wiili-. ll is con-_
uected with the innlnliinii :il liar-`
ringiou ihissnge hy at sum-li sit-:mi
ivrry. Fislliiiix nnti iiiriiiiiig initi-
uip -the utiention of the ion' h-undri-ii
people iv-ho ililiu-lvii. the lsliiiid.
chliefly -fishinix. i
D k Ch Ol B C e d‘s a r m ' drenched dell. I
ar ' orus- i o s arr , _ - _ - .
under a bridge in the centre of thai Me .hofm y y Wm' lillesmlgihe “'l“‘l°W Del- “S I S96 Him .D851
Roci't-niiion-Hour They Pop the Easier 1.5 he;-@_ and Spring! HIS om |m,m°,w1 glory wake,
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'|`hnn 'his of ri hoax came iirst to thc (olnmred) Iy ' H V5 ( ‘ergo Th9l‘l‘;v’l;:;l‘“g streams anllememm
Dia-iogii`e-'l<`rom Down E`ast-by PUSSY WILLOWS His ancient it-rum-pet' softly shakes
Misses Christine Miller. hlonence A The daffod||g_
Mnel’h0c. Katie -(Iantcln, Messrs. 1" the marghiand wiillgwg gleaming
Alfred ‘.\i:n‘-tin. and 3111011111* M01‘I‘i- With a. -silver haze wbove them. Thou art not dead! Thou art the
S011 _ V Bending low, -beckon so whole
Reed-.nit lu' Files. W. Morrison To it -heart -thats ,ever dreaming. 01 me um quicken; in .the god,
Cll;<ii~i;;~--Tlie Olil Home Down of the .way ig -used to .love them, 'Green April rle Thy 'very soul,
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H831 `WhiCll Hi- llilfi "U10 °f YL`i"` is The ucconipoiiist oi' the eveniing Long ago' Thou lgleggtlalgggrf gggéon T°wne_
wit.; Illiss Florence MucPhee Oh ,my lee-t ‘have grown weary
_ tt e - Y nd
.-\t the rinse ol the -programme _,Ms they sway _seem to gay LADY OF THE SPRING
hi¢'s.~14i'.-i llnn l`t0SS nn-tl `Th0s, W. --we are'.wai-Hug for you dem-10,
-"""""~°“"=‘ ““"“°“°‘i 'lie ‘mes “mf non'-t you iiiiiik -unit you coiiiii sais the violet to the pi-l-ini-ess,
th-- _i\:in.isn_ni-c sum of $92.58 was wander As she shook hm- -_gkmpy wlng,
""“l"""l ""` "h"' °""“|“f-’5- A . Back our way?" “The ea/rth. .is all iaftremible,
in-iirty vote-._ ot thanks was tender- . ww); _the gaming of the 3pr|ng_
i:.i thi- i~ii;i|r.m:in. -1_0 'which he tilt- How I hope when -"fo |s over
"',l‘l-V ""l‘l"_"|- A"""f the **|"‘l='l"l¢ l‘ll be ‘laid 'where I can listen Brea-ihed 'tho primrose to t-he violeit
"' 'l"` ~\"“""‘f| A"i"°"‘~ “ll inf* To the trees softly -grieve From out her golden throat-
|"""`_"'| "’ i"""` ""*‘l“""H"‘5 l“"“"'“ As they bend aihove their -lover "From my Winter’s -peaceful sleep-
f"'l’"-'r' "ml “'““"l'}W“"" hw" is And the ‘hranclies will agliistcn. ing,
ihi- pluri- to i~onii~ for :in cnjoymhlo Shadows weave, I have only just g,-wokej'
i-vi-nin_:.
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l "'l‘hsir admiration yoii'ii receive.
lie h willows far of! o er
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PUSBY W'|LLOW'S EASTER HAT
Said Mrs. Pussy Willow to Mr.
Thomas Ont:
"I want a nice 'pink rose for my
'brand new Easter hat.
"The Robin has a red -breast, the
Mockin-g Bird a -brown.
But l've the dui-lest -looking hat in
our old swisimipy -town."
Then to Mrs. Pussy Willow .purred
Mr. Thomas -Cat:
"To -me you‘re1ust the sweetest. in
your cunning little hat.
"But if you -crave attention. and
pink -roses that you mention,
Then -travel wp to town, and have
a look around.
“l 'thi-nk they cali them ilonis1."s
shops.
Where :plants are boxed or sold in
-pots.
“iieastwisg thatis what I have been
'told-
Exchanged for shining stuff, called
gold.
For moot of folks y0u're -bound to
please. _
“And if che would and what -ltgives
will make you hai>I>Y. deaf,
Go right along l'li stay at home and
-work .for you all year."
Said , Mrs., Pussy Wil-low to Mr.
Thomas Cat:
"You do not understand me, when
you talk to me like tbl!-
Blent ithem where children play,
‘In every verdant vale,
Goa win i-ns messing send;
mini., ivy to its -tswei-.-
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Iiere‘s our Sipnlngtime lady hunting'
iSprlng-
I -hear the old ‘leaves rustie
With her gentle lingering.
Hasten, hasten 'Springtime intiy,
We your pathway ifhn.ll a.dorn-
Ha-nd in -li-and 'we ‘walt to greet you
On this rcsu-rrectlon morn."
-‘Laura Bedell,
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' TREE-ISLANTING
Joy ror -the sturdy trees;
Fan-ned -by each fragrant breeze,
'Lovely they stand.
The song-birds o'er them triil;
They crown each swelling hill;
They shade each twinklng rill;
Lowly or grand.
Plant them by stlvam and way
And toiiiera rest:
On every sunny swale-
Whether to grow or fail,
God knoweth best.
Select fthe strong, the fair;
Pla-nt them 'with earnest care-
No -toil is vain;
Plan/t -in a Miter place,
Wihere. -like a torety race.
Se-t in some tweeter (race,
'Change may prove gain.
Alt things on -Him depend-
His loving cars
Ol-ings to each -leaf and tlowsr.
His -presence and l-Its mower '
Are everywhere.
-Samuel hancis iSmlth in the
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A rapllea of -R. lrompton'a portrait of Admiral Sir Charles Saim- But |“'o,,d". to “cum H’ ,',. mu" mn' me ' mg fu., ii-_ >',__  _. '.'.”\_. i
-we women illke the ibeat ‘
tara, Commander-Imdniaf of the Naval Forces at Quebec in the .Wm pt mm 0,, ,nt pug nf, you bgmgfgmiuunttg ' ” "~~ ‘ ' "
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The Ford Motor Company of 
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Umvr-.:a_sAL morons
156 Kent street ` ,.
Charlottetown, P- E. I.
Dealers
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All models of Ford Cars and Trucks are
on display and will be sold at the prevailing
low prices.
Approved Ford Servicpeiwill be given at
_ standard rates. Only genuine Ford parts
. will be used in all Ford repairs.
i Under the Management of C. G. Gregory
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