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~ SHOP from HoImsn's Catalog
1,4 Today .at 3.15.
Night 7 and 8.45
Owing to _the Car Ferry not making
her regular trips, we are _obhged to
_ . use a substitute program ln place of
= ‘ `the “Virginian” t
he feature advertis-
ed for yesterday and today.
TODAY’S
PROGRAM
ALICE LAKE
“The Hole
-IN
in the Wall” .
A CLEVER CROOK MYSTERY STORY
THE PA THE NEWS
THE COMEDY USED
“BUSY
AND
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
BUDDIES”
‘Should the Car Ferry succeed in
making the crossing today fand our
-reguliar show arrives it will be shown
b I I
lin ‘place of the a
ove program
DON"I_' BUY A STAR CAR un-
less you want 'the finest light
weight car made for 840,00, at the
motor show.-3|. '
FULL MOON APRIL 19th-Stars
at the motor show April 15-16-17 at
the Drill Hall.-31. »
CHURCH OF SICOTLANO.-Rev.
D. M. Lamont w91_p\-Each at St.
Catherines Friday, April 1Lth at
7.30 p. m. at Canoe Cove Saturday,
April 12 at 7.30 p. m., on Sabbath
April 13 at Churchill at 10.30 a. m..
and in People’s Church. City, at 7
P- Ill.
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MR. MoARTHUR'8 CONTEN-
TION.-During Fridays debate in
the Legislature M3. McArthur agre-
ed that the gasoline tax would be a
fair one He raised no objection to
the annual payment_o! the auto
license fees but contended that the
iregisiation fee of Sli should not
*have to be paid every year.
vill, 3. Rets.'McOarvilI.
'Grade ~l'V;-1. Anglena 0’Oonmell.
Viola. 'Gillespie (equal). 2. Harold
-Chlow. 3. Roy McCarvlll.
Grade Ill--1, Stanley Howatt, 2.
Hazen Gillespie.
Grade ll-1. Myrtle lMcCarvill, 2.
George Muttart, 3. Donald Chlow.
Grade I, iSr.-1. Harold Mutbart,
2. Mary -Carmichael, 3. Benedict
Carmichael.
Grade l., Jr.-1. Emmet Noonan.
How Appendicitis
Very Often Starts
Chronic stomach or vhowel trou-
ble often causee an inflammation
which spreads to the appendix,
CARLETON SCHOOL
Prlncipal’s Dept. Grade X-
1. nrt.
Dorothy Muttnrt, Verna Weeks, 'Grade Vll-1. Harold McCarvi
Gertrude Carmichael, Duncan Ca
michael, (equal), 3, Vernon Mu
(equal), 2. Jennie Muttart, 3. Dor- 2. Olive Gillespie, 3. Areta Mu
othy Carmichael.
Grade -IX-1. Gordon Ross,
Marion Dickie, 3. Stirling Gille
pie.
Grade VIII-1. Vivian illowatt,
tart.
2. Grade VI-1. Rose Trenholm,
s- Joseph Smith, 3. Ada Smith.
`Assls‘tant's Dept. Grade V-
2. Anna Carmichael, 2. Helen lVicCa
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causing appendicitls. Ordinary
,,_ bowel inflammation can often be
relieved with simple glycerlne.
tt-
buokthorn, etc., ws mixed in Adler-
|1_.ika. Most medicines act only on
g. BOTH upper and lower bowel and
1. lottetown, P. E. I.
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MEDAL ‘
Phonographs
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WE have just received a .shipment of the most beau-
tiful samples of these Phonographs we have yet
seen. The cases are finished the same as the
»» most expensive pianos, in satin or high polish to suit the `
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Tone Reproduction
We will leave this to your judgment. In our opinion
it leaves nothing to be desired. Universal Tone Arm
and Reproducer plays any make of record, either `
lateral or hill and dale.
The Motor
' 'l"hc Motor is th-e ‘highest grade and latest design.
I-I as double spring, operating in lubricant, with silent
bevel gear wind, plays three 12-inch or four 10-inch
records with one winding.
The Equipment
Tho equipment includes 'automatic stop, speed reg-
ulator, tone-control, nickel plated trimmings, etc,
The Price
Not for the past ten years have we offered such a
_uood quality instrument at such a low price, notwith-
standin the cry of ‘high freight rates, high taxes,
high salaries and high prices.
- WE WISH YOU TO CALL _
and -see for yourself if the above is correct. _
It is not necessary for you to buy. Our
clerks are here to show you the goods, and
. let you hear tihe favorite records on any of
these machines. If you do not want one
yourself tell your neighbor about them.
mlm
' A iMl%}4\‘lE¢}I{'Ts1§wN 
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removes all poisons. -Helps My
2, case gas on stomach in TEN minu-
tes. Hughes Drug Co., Ltd., Char-
Marshfield-Services for April 13th
THE s1'Aa'cAn is No iiooo
on our floor. It is built to be driv-
or show.-31.
dist Parsonage in York on Wednes-
day last, April 2nd when Miss
Myrtle Alminn Crockett, and
of the late Colonel Crockett and
Mrs. Crockett of York became the
wife of Mr. George W. Watts of
York. The bride and groom were
attended by Misses Edith Watts
and Muriel Brown. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Hubert T.
Smith. it is understood that Mr.
and Mrs. Watts intelzid -to reside
in York.
MIXED TH EOLOGY.-Too stren
nous perusal of the complicated
Nszarine fbllls. the |Church Union
bill and the External Auditors re,
port, has sadly undermined the
theology of :the »Patriot's Bible ex-
pert. iln its yesterdny’s issue it con.
fuses the Gadarene demoniac.
Prodigal 'Son and the ~Hon_ Member
from St. Peters in a. manner wh-ich
would puzzle even the Fundamen-
tslists. We would suggest an lm-
medlatechsngs in .the theological
department <_>_f_ our contemporary. A
general feeling prevails that there
ls too much religions unrest' nt
present and nothing is more con
duclve to this condition than mis
quoted \Bible passages.
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MInard’s Llnlment Flellevsa Colds.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Donnelly an
Malden, Mass.. on a visit
sons and daughters.
Miss Flora MacPherso
Wiltshire, left Saturday
to thel
North
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She will visit her sister, -rs. W.
B. Jenkinson. _ ,
, The many friends of Mr. Ray At
herton, Mt. Herbert will be glad t
learn that he has recovered su
flciently from his recent accitlen
t2__be up and around again.
(By Domlinlon News Ssrvloo)
LONDON. April 8 -
cost $75 as security, |but the mag-
istrates refused to accept the leg
and he had to go .buck to prison
from whence he had come yester-
day morning.
Asked if ne had been drinking
methylated spirits, he said that wus
an insult to a 'Scotsman, whose nn.
tional beverage is whisky.
Simple. Way To ,
Take OE Fa
There can be nothing simpler than
taking s. convenient little tablet
four times each day until your
welght is reduced to normal. 'l.‘hat’s
all-just purchase ,a box of Mar-
mola Prescription Tablets from
dr ist for dollar th
. e
, Follow
dletinl:
Elf.
USE
price the
tions--no
arc
Ave..
ELKAY’S
Bug and Moth
Poison _
Kills inosots of all kinds.
Pnlcg 40c por Beatle.
Our Cheniically 1
Treated Moth
Bags
Afford absolute protection
to fun and garments-
CEDAR FLAKED, MOTH
-BALLS, CAMPHOR. OIL
OF CEDAR ETC.
. The folio g D0 '
8 BIG FEET.-Pardon us--"feat Islative library 1923, was tabled In
ares" we mesn.8tar $840.00, Durant the Legislature yesterday.
$1450 and the Flat Rate System. B. To the Honourable J. A. McDon-
S. & Co.--31. _ aid, Chairman. and the Members of
#_ r o mittee of the LGE"-
tho Lib ary C Hi
CHURCH NOTICES., -York and lative Assembly of the Province of
Palm Sunday: York at 11 a. ni; Justice Haszard, Trustee of the
Brackley 3 p. m; Marshfield 7.30 Dodd Library FU“df'“
p. m. Please note hour at Marsh- l have the honour to submit zhlié
md, Hubert 1', sm_|¢11,' pastor, the Twenty-fourth annual repor o_
` _ I d d I the year was
en. Buy one for $840.00 at the mot ggiljgéa onli;  zigame Library
and in th
MARRMGE A1- y0R|(__...A que; Collection; and the usual number of
wedding took place at the Metho- DBUY P89911- Maguines' P“mPh:;t“
_False Leg as Security
Thomasithe disposal of the Libraries are,
Stewards Scotsman when fined $50 quite inadequate to meet the de-
lor being drunk at Bath ycsterdayimands made upon them. There is
|0ff1‘-Perl NS ilrtifiillbl leg. which .hud|much need of some special fund t
win re rt of the le!
Prince Edward Island. and to Mr-
the joint Library for the year end
ing December 31, 1923.
The number of books received
in e K
291 e Dodd and General
and Documents-not lndividu ly
The Books and Pamphlets e
Legislative Library now number.
20,500' d ln the
approximately. an
Dodd and General Collection. 3.900.
The number of Books, Magazines
and Pamphlets issued from the Lib-
rary for home reading in Town an'd
Country during the year was 23,-.
062, being 4,085 more than in 1922.
The above figures show that the
Library still continues to be well
patronized; the circulation each
year exceeding that of the preced-
ing one.
The Library is more and more
taken advantage of and frequent-
ed by the pupils of the City Schools
the students of St- Dunstan’s Univ-
ersity and of Prince of Wales Col-
lege and the Business Colleges;
and it continues to serve as a Bur-
eau of Information for teachers, ed-
ucatlonlsts and clergymen as well
as other residents of City and Coun-
try.
Fiction is still the form of liter-
ature most in demand; but there
is a very satisfactory demand for
more substantial forms of literat-
ure, nnd the demand would be
more conspicuously. and more
time by personal attention and by
could be desired.
There is special need of more
,quently called 'for by members of
the legal profession) and for the
Sessional papers of the Canadian
Parliament and of the sever'al Pro
ithelr demand for the very best and
very latest forms of fiction (quite
lately one hundred and forty-eighti
books were taken out In one fore-
lnoon): consequently the funds at
provide suitable hooks for boys and
girls-
Although the daily routine-sup-
plying books and information tot
patrons, thc care and repairing of
old books (for which not nearly
sufficient time can be found), the
,seIecting, cataloguing and prepar-
ing for circulation of new books,
preparing the annual Statutes for
the Press, proof~reading, and index-
ing them, sending out journals.
blue books, etc. etc.. is more than
enough to take up the time of the
Library Staff; still some time was
applied to the indexing of Island
Newspapers and other phases of
more advanced Library work.
Again l beg leave to call atten-
tion to the necessity for some defin-
ite and systematic efforts Being
made io gather together und prop-
erly and securely arrange thc Ar»
chives of the Province and nil in-
formation possible concerning its
early history und the interesting
incidents in the lives of its hardy
udvonturous pionoorn.
Respectfully submitted
(Spd-) A. O. Fraser, '
Librarian-
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Short Cut to A
Wealth Failed
(By -Dominion News Service)
DUNDON. April 9-A poor fnrm~
er, living about -five miles from
Cllfdcn, Ireland, sheltered a travel_
ling -tinker one night 'permitting
him to sleep lin an out~houee.
Next morning the farmer went
on business to Cllfden, and was
accompanied along the road by the
tinker.
T-he latter, stating he could coin
money, asked Ryan lf he cared to
19"" 1-he M1- _ Ryan stated he was
hard pressed for $100 and would
willingly give $20 for the requisite
' knowledge.
The tinker then produced a lit-
tle fcyiInder'oi’ bless or solder
about the diameter of a half-crown
and some white powder, and gave
him full instructions on how to
_ use them In, order to produce half-
crowns.
Om 'tfhe fs1\mer'| 'rdturn home, he
spent s whole night vm-skin; exper-
iments; which ended in failure, and
the $20 paid .for hiinstruction was
- lost. "
Next dsy he rgxrted the matter
to the' Civic Guo _ `, the tin-her was
promptly arrested.
i_t is lost lsfibr to sow where
there is no soil!
Life would
had ng ruI»`,~ in lt_.
The luxury of the rich gives
_b_rs_s_d t_o_th_o poor.”
_3‘-
too lmootb if it
t I gued.
ca R 0 in th `
univ-
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more Is allowed than
dlitrsl blurs Ilan is
Vit
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Easter morning! Herald of Spring-
_time; sounding the call of Nature’s
reswakening to life and vigor. No
wonder Easter is a glorious festive
season, impatiently awaited: no won-
der mankind seeks adequate expres-
sion-in new apparel-new colors-
g;‘.1:i::.;‘.. “‘;;“ .r::;f.:“.'.' Swiffs Pfgmium Hams
means of printed catalogues, more "" ' ....,
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prominently before the patrons of / \ ‘|||||li'"!_ |l||||l ilu -
the Library. ii. ` -\~,|-"""'»l||l' 'ff
As stated in previous reports tho »_' ‘= ti" _ '/f.;j§2  _
shelves are filled to overflowing, |11- , _ _ z‘~_\_f ‘ ,   .~ ~.
though the weeding out of all ob- ""',,`_'_;_""““ ' M- __ i ":_'-A) I
Mrs. Earl Ings. Mt. Herbert, was solete and worn out volumes has ‘ ' ,-.gy  '
'u passenger to the City yesterda
and better accommodation for the f '
files of our local News a ers, for
y, been carried .on persistently  '»  9
throughout the year. This over- on [gr this blue identifies . »
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L __ W) t ,-; _,l 
,crowding renders it very difficult nan tag when you buy  ,_ ., 
son Vernon leave this morning for 10 MVB U10 VHHOUB B001” and D0' awlmle bam ar when
\- cuments as readily accessable as , you buy a slice
A Delightful Easter Breakfast
-and -in thousands of homes by a
special breakfast of Premium Bacon
or Ham. But be sure it is “Premium”,
for, as Easter is an outstanding day,
it is but appropriate that you should
mark it by that which is outstanding
in quality and goodness. -
and Bacon
Be careful to get Swift’s
“Premium” when you buy
_ Bacon or Ham - make
sure of it 'this coming
Easter Morning. Order
from' your Butcher ot
Grocer.
Swift Canadian C0.
Limited
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morning , D P ° °
,for Brownvme JCL Ma|ne_ whe B the Gazettes of the Dominion and 1  
of the Provinces (which are fre- `
A Necessit to Most
A\4ONG the greatest
and most practical
of man’s inventions,
one of the most vital
instruments in modern
business and one of the
most useful and benefi-
cial influences in fam-
ily life is the modern
automobile. _
Dependable, comfort-
able, speedy, unconfin-
ed in scope, unlimited
in endurance and emin-
ently practical in the
economy of its opera-
tion,.the automobile has
contributed more to
man’s earning power
and to his enjoyment
and health than any
other single factor. `
And unique among
automobiles, Chevrolet
flu' Economical Transportation.
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€|vincial Legislatures. 5
L, The patrons of the Library are Q Q _
ibecomlng year after year more num- `
_,erous and also more persistent in  I  
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provides everything any
car can afford at a~cost
that is unapproached
by another fully equip-
ped quality car in the
world. Chevrolet has
the power to go any
place and do anything
possible for any other'
car, and at the same
time it holds the world’s
record foi low running
cost and economy of up-
keep. Chevrolet brings
all the advantages of
the quality motor car
within reach of men of
moderate means or
A those conducting small
enterprises.
Makea ersonalinspectionof
Chevrolgt. Examine it, thor-
oughly. Ask for a demon-
stration. Your dealer will be
glad to be of service to you.
CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY
OF CANADA. ~ Limited
Subsidiary al Geulral M alan ol Casale, Lhnlfsl
OSHAWA and WINNIEBG
Dealers Wanted in Territory not Adogusuly Covered
- - , c-ul
,A. HORNE &
Charlottetown, P.
GEO. D. POPE
tummorslde, P. I.

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