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A-ACT COMEDY DRAMA-4
“ THE BLARNEY srolvls "
By Edwltd E. Bose
B, swirl in-r...`¢o’meoi with sdmrol rr-ooh cmd.. ma.
` Under the Distinguished Patronage of
Ilia Honour Lieut. Gov. Goo. D. Doillols and Mrs. Delilols
nu Premier lion. W. I. P. Macltiilllnd and Mrs. Maoltiillan
lk Worship Mayor Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy.
_ stale Directors
»- A. M. nouo.I.As
A. s. Dickson
' 4--SPECIALTIES-4
[lg npena for the Salc of Tickets st Strand Box Office
Friday Uornlng 10  M. '
.I Admlllsion 50c and 350. Curtain rises 8.15 lhlfil-
The sale of Ca-ndy wil\_be under the Supervision of the
Boy Scouts. » _
The proceeds of 'this entertainment strictly for the
Charity Fund.
L-5320-3-'13 il was not a. mere gesture, such as tie: fault of the government or th
_ - the Liberal party made in 1911 in factories, but of the people. "B
_ .  I We _ _a_._a., V .......e --in ----- -- I 2 I 1  4 H- ,pr V ,_ i 3
the Liberals who had first intro
duced road machines. “We bought
road machines before they came
into office,” he said; "but we paid
for tllnm out of current revenue.
Since coming back to office we re-
intended reverting to our policy
,tc order another $100,000 of ma
did over the telephone.”
The Liberal Overdraft
Mr. MacKenzie scored the Op-
lposition criticism of the Conserva-
tives for having funded the huge
Liberal overdraft of $1,041,240.
PRE ELECTION
we believe that he is vlndlcatlng
faith in hlm by speedily submit- Mn McIntyre: “You people 0°
Hon. Mr MacKenzie: “1923.
Mr. Lire: t“'I‘hf:t was the year you
C 5° »
(continued from Page I) "‘§°,,_ M,.'_°,1?cKe,,$le, ...mm was didrri they do do when they were
- the
a dropping off every year, and
records show that."
“They would pass that legacy on to
country. If they had the ability tc
dispose of that overdraft, why
in power." (Applause).
ml" The Premiers action in seeking
‘ the expert advice of Dr. Flemming,
tl iihé bllli 'tl if ` fb Blil r
ng In me re e  pmple they dmnl' hlwe "° Wy of the Mental Hygiene Council, re-
his vision. We are sorry to see
party rancors on both sides. like
Hon Mr MacKenzie
e l garding the requirements of a men-
. . : "'I'h
n°|s°m° “mens spoiling the “t'm°5' ma‘fhlD€l’Y WNW* there- Th” W” strotlglyplrldorsed by Mr MacKen
phcre of a house being sanctified
by movements of reform. Attempts= Mn Len: "Tn mmm w
the trouble."
zle. I-le asked if Dr. MacNeill,
M in the same circumstances woul
k I I: Intl ° “ery - fl
lgglxglgllgnpslglfv gg) taaigrnogt ‘lnonody 23:' n:nJB‘lll3;l"' Y°“ wuld PW not have done the same. Would li:
will surely react against the parties: 1-r¢m_ ML' Macxenzlez "why m_,°u5 Dmlesslonal problems, “I
or individual politicians guilty of lla," yon nnl “mn ln hlll.. (An
such low motives. The people wantl ,l00se)_
statesman who are so absorbed in. M,-_ ma: "why dldn.0 yon do lt
working for the general good that; ,-he mmhmery was them..
they forget themselves. “Enemy of H , M _ M 0K l : l_
the state No. 1" is not the man' ;,,l,,§",,_ Q., ,§,dn?l"z,,°’,,,;“l',:’ me
who kills another and makes a. get- _ nm 0, nm who" nnnn.. (An_
away from the penllentiai-y,'but a
politician who for personal or
party gain, betrays Canada."
Mr. MacKenzie read further
from the Witness editorial, which contlnum Ml-_ MMKE - _
closed with we-iniun°ti°n= "Go almond-d meg' some or .331 ° ..‘§§`.-
it, Mr. Bennett, the nation is be- gm- fl-0,0 Mun” H0_,b0un who w
hind you.” (Loud applause). gm of gm but fm-mem ln the
Mb T- A. Campbell: “Does that community and could spear with
Say li lS ll Liberal Paper?" authority on agricultural condit-
Hon. Mr. MacKenzie: “Don‘t you long The porno lndustry, he wld,
think it is a Liberal paper?" hm lm-,ved W be 0, cu,-se lo th
Mr. I-ePasf>= "An illdewldent Province. It had killed the d iry
plause) _
Stresses D_siry Industry
BS
not go to a specialist with his very
gentleman, Dr. Flemming, empha-
At present. Mr. MacKenzie
pointed out. “all we have got is
housing accommodation. We should
have a better institution and I am
more strongly in flavor cf building
“ll UP-to-dato hospital for our men-
tally ill than I am in building good
e roads, although I am not opposed
to good roads. I think it should be
4 il.
r" Industry Back in Isl-I he reoollrd wr fini duty to me for chose who
Mr. Lea: “Absolutely iridepend- the dairylng activity in the Spring-
ent paper." (Laughter). `tori school district. In five months
the people supplied 300000 po
. ds
The drawing for the Lamp lotteried by the Charlotte- Cont sts Llbernl lnslncenly 0! nk to tn I W ' lun _
WWII Fl" D°P‘“`l"“““" Wm "“l‘° 71"” “I this mlm' rn ersnllrllming In 8; lxnyucilong 531.111
are unable to care fo: themselves."
(Applause).
The amount pe” 'or the archi-
tect's fees in dr ` ig a modem
009 hospital unit at conwood had
, ,_ .,.., yn, ..-l, . ,.,l.l,`n ,. n 0...  r C0l\til'lllll'ig, MT, MBCKBDZIB dd- p0\lIldB. Five tI’1lCk.S BIB gfiing over lléell C1’itlCl5ed, but tht? Bldhiiiect re-
'\ 'l“ li=lll‘~l‘ """~‘l`~‘ lvl. -lv" clared that Mr. Bennetts r>0ll¢Y that one route today. That is not felvtd his six per cent which is the
ut
the matter of Reciprocity with the I claim" said Mr MacKenzie,
e Slime rate charred by architects oil
over Canada. The percentagf. Mr.
MacKenzie pointed out. was charged
I
' ' ° l 1 .
Fixed TubefPflCe United States "They could have "that had it not been for the pot- in the case of the Prince Edward
   put the Reciprocity pact over," he atc growing in this province, it
, To C 0 n S u rn e r said, "but they just dangled it he- quite possible that the supply
MONDAY MARCH 18. . fore the people, and they were de- milk would be quite as heavy as
' ' ' l feated on it." (Applause). WHS in 1914.
_ termedlat 0. G. I. T. -» I “"0 - - nwm He warmly congratulated the Mr. Lea: “It is in some sections.
"°"m ° lo' P' by G M' B wh” di th rn the Bode ue section It is dtiu
Social Hall. NT0 _ mover and seconder, so e q
1.00-Trail RAHZCYS-S°°lll Hall-  00,0045 Igggrsghn  Premier and Attorney General on,i!l0I¢l1SlIiS alil\0\lEl1 l>0l95»l/065 BTG
. ‘th 
__._---- thi uc i obtaining n ad- ere
Boarvlhssfbied mllunumpricee °l'S°e5S“ ll Mrmwxenzle U
We are assured that the following wnlcn wmmm mm; my gm- po. diticnal $150,000 annual subsidy I-Ion. _ V : " the
have beech collected from examine- law” 0° elnnlnnle mel, slam, 0, increase Imder the White Com- DGOPIG W0llld live tll»_2 S9-me atten-
b Bimlingharn school l To onto mall 00 mission award The Premier he re- tl0ll to that I-ii they ¢l° l10 P055
15 Island Hospital. While the Province
01 is not at present in s. position to
it Bo .ahead with this work, the plans
are there. and will be available
when required. f
Cites Big Liberal Blundcr
In connection with the 0‘DDO§itlon'
criticism on this subject, Mr. Mac-
l,0,zenkle recalled that the Liberals,
il pore - - -.
mp” y a 1°” l°°d"° “ r M gdrded as one or the best business growing. “le” W°“l<l be no will- lf” 1” WW". had v°i=d n large
master. . tablishnients J. T. Cacsin, head __ _
Pallas Athene was the }1rlIwlD6~l the 0ln,w;l|°'d1v1_¢°0 of me board, men that has ever headed a gov- P9--l5°n  tg; lvl? Sig;
caretaker in Athens. l wmmwd lolllglllg emment in this Province. His 0! fllrlll K~ 1 dill; .in vim h gi
The children of Israel competely Th, board ll” hem pmmlgeg me splendid success in the adminlstra-  no anldnblés rllde but In W
mastloated the inhabitants of 000,03-“M00 0¢ the Null gl-3,40 10. tion of the Department of Health 0 ‘limes 0°; d m ml-able in the
y0,l.l0ll0_ 0-nldlng clmln ,gona was also emphasized. A very high l’i'l§»f¢ 5011-l'€hB;l1 tg? wing '
yn.;-elites were always break Rewllem must mugs 33 gsm; g tribute paid to the administration 0 E Fllll P0 EW ~
ms sum of the taxpayers' mone.-,~ lri
d_ connection with the Andrew R'-aser
3 Mitchel matter. That transaction,
as he pointed out. was purely 0 Lib..
eral blunder; the province received
no value whatever for it. In the
C056 01 the Falcoriwood 5,rch1i;9gr,'g
r°°=”
ltlfi
:iii
2":
'Es
_ v is '
'med t° the “me P°u°l' ‘md WJ.  _ Newman. The address was both el
01 oquent and impressive, and was re-
“5l“¥ th* °ld h°\‘5° P°W€1` i1lil0lllI\¢Bl CONFEDEB-ATION LIFE INBUB- ceived with much appreciation b
as well. But what did we find? We. .NCL , l_,_5»l9g.1-13.31zI. me ,,0n0,,,00ll0n_ Mm 5_ _-.l_ Hu,
found forty-five of those machines‘ 1-
'junked by the Liberal Minister. ENTEBTAINED - MIB- 360239 Plneuiti’s arrangement of "Lead ' ,
what could we dm We dldn.t want lnnnn was hostess at ,L dellxnunl Klndly Llgnt... as ll Sola The c0n_ Services at St. Dunstans Basil-
St Patrlck’s bridge party of f
- _ our
chines, as my hon. friend opposite tables at her home on Friday ev-
ening.
POLICE COURT-At the Poli
Court Saturday a. man who ap
peered ohorsed with bolus dmvk
md incapable was dismissed.
oonrenerrh-from bin nvsua.
NCB, L»6’l98-'I-12-3121
Answering the opposition ooh- _. , .
mllilirllidnhlllblhe conservatives had   
cr c ral road machinery C `
Eérdpelnldltglgearld subsequeultrly adop-  ‘
e ra road mach c policy ' _ _ _
themselves’ Mn Maxam, showed Guaran I sr. .Iam-:s cilulr/cn_
it was the c°“5°“'°tl"'°° md mf I ' ' ' ‘Dafrge congregations attended bot
terdv-Y-
“" '"2 In the evening the Rev. Dr. Le
W 1 gate delivered a special address o
nnin is the author of the hymn “Lea
Klndl L ht.‘ Cardinal John Hen
' gregation sang the hymn as a. Re
oessional.
HOLY REDEEMER. CHURATII
ce
- rcachcr ht all the Masse
0‘Hara, C.SB.R., who continued th
series of sermons on Catholic Ac
tion; Father 0'!-lara dealt with In
this ouemment and then censure --
8
' ur for havin; handled II," no sold. D
“But that won’t gc down with the .llld geese, harbingers of spring,
WIL GEESE BACK-A flock 0!
verc _observed last evening flying
awards the northeast.
ARRIVE FROM OTTAWA-Mr.
W. Chester S. McLIlrc, M.P., and
Mrs. Mchure arrived Saturday
from Ottawa, going direct to Rus-
, lco where Mr. McLure's brother is
eriously ill The condition oi Mr.
W h°s “al for this Province ‘WSI tussell Mcllure remains unchanged.
AMBULANCE FLIGHT YESTER-
.JAY--An airplane piloted by F. B.
:ones flew to French River yeater-,
:lay to bring back a. woman seri-
which, he said, must bc characicris
tic of every Catholic actionist. The
f\,,|,
SIZRVKIS stand at the door and knock." ‘
_ These sermons are specially Dre-
li pared for the season leading up to
services at Saint. James Church yes-
Easter and are attracting large
congregations. The music program
' for the day included two greatly
“ appreciated solos, that in the
rg .homing by Miss Margaret Stems
_ .nd in the evening by Mrs. Miller.
there was also an anthem at
y night.
dersori gave a. beautiful rendering ol ST' DUNSTANS BASIUCA
l _
_ lca yesterday were at the usual
hours. li o'clock High Mass was
celebrated by Rev. J. A. 0‘5ul1l-
van assisted by Rev. E. Dalton as
deacon and Rev. F. Cass as sub-
5 deacon. A most inspiring and elo‘-
The p
yesterday morning was Rev. C.\ queilt sermon on the life and works
e of St. Patrick was preached by
- Rev. Ovpn McGrath, C.s.P. The
e members of the Benevolent Irish
virtues of Chastity and Honesty, Society attended in a. body. _
- Assisting ln the Sanctuary were
Rev. P. D. McGuigan, Vernon Riv-
Slrisle women of the Holy Family er, Rev. P. Walsh, Palmer Road.
rwelved Holy Communion in a body At seven o'c1ock Rev. Owen Mc-
at the 9 0`€l0¢l¢' MESS- Hl8l'l M355 Cirath preached all inspiring ser-
was celebrated by Rev. R- McKenna. mon, the theme being -'The Divin-
C.S-SR.. .
Rev. Father McKenna- preached
_he sins of pride and envy. lfcnc-
.iiction of the Most Blessed Socra-
.nerit was given by Rev. Father
McKenna. The singing vas reli-
lered by the mixed choir.
TRINITY 'UNITED cIIunciI_
In memoriam: 'The beautiful
ity of Christ." He referred to the
forceful and eloquent Lcliicli ser? prophecies of Christ dumm me
mon in the evening, 'dealing with
public life and to their fulfillniclii
:is testified in history. From these
irophccies and their fulfillment
Christ proved that He was the
promised redeemer.
Benedlcticn of the Most Blessed
Sacrament was given by Rev.
_ifrederlck Cass.
The Corpus Christi Choir under
the direction Of Mr. W. J. Brown
with Miss Bessie Blanchard, organ-
The '
lngG0d's lawsso He wrote them on 90_p0u_0d beg 100 no, 1 Qnfarlo of this department by Dr. Thom-
tablec of stone which could not be potatoes, and $1.09 a 90-pound bag son, of the Dental Hygiene Coun- 5°°‘l Grd"
broken. or Prince ndword Island and New ell. at a déniasli llsoallh camglltierél _,ln lndunw wnlch ne belleved more 15 no doubt about thot.
Slwviana were ¢l1l°l WWW Brunswick potatoes- In PM 10”- ‘“°°”““”‘ ”“ ” “’ “sq could be developed profitably w
files. we have the plans and they
will be used when the time comes;
as Criticism had been made by Dr.
The Pope sent Uuther s. Papal Ontario potatoes will be priced at I that of seed gram gmwlng He nn_ MacNeill.of the dismissal oi’ an of-
Iegdwe, but new-ie it up and Dew is oehu, wlui Prince Edward rs- Sabllfly Hamm derswod nm my cents' can
read lt. land and New Brumwick varieties d Untamed nn. n.,_cleaned need
The Romans were 5° l!l“'»1l1°“° sewins 19 °¢=lf~i- byqgfe °1“’“"sl};§§.l Jnielnsqggxgnfgd while the farmers have been sellfhs M‘"'K°““°' “Was B' s“PP°"“" °f his
Q Owl, _
that they took emetics with their The new prices will assure ohm ed b B formell Liberal then, seed lol. 30 and 34 cents to
be flcial at Falconwood by this Gov-
Is ” ~ ' »
mment That official” said Mr.
Own in Summerslde; it was a. pol-15-
l0l1l HDD0llitment, pure and simple.
, mme reasonabi return to the been ll Y
dmnef _ ° 0 ln bsld lncnease. the merchants. He cited the ern But what ,nd we do at mlconwood?
aorred Drift Is one of the fences rdrmer, Mr. casein stated. Gvvemmen  vl md om., rmwmenl whereby the mmm,
in the Grand National.
. NUTICE
but Mr. M.hcKen c pon
and Provincial governments are
PLEASANT VALLEY SCHOOL UITI me nmletntthglll   oonnnbutlng 25 per *nt each to_
H°“°’ 'gg ‘;"'mFe`§,?;‘”gémen 2 ggypmvlnmuln Cangdn mush nn ward the installation ,of plants for
Giade _’ ’ d 1 III 1.111305 . N (1 bt
‘MM W*¥m°“i» 3 0°” 5*“’°’“°“- “"'*”“l’° md b°°“ mme °“ th” felis ivflggtergoi) Agrlgfilidrg wgllild
UWM IX-1 -‘»“l5°“ M°“’°"» 2 °°°“l‘f“ 1”’ °,l“’“° §l,;‘fnff;° l‘_{‘°‘§§,‘lf deal with this matter Idler. li-
- 1 By' 8 mum weVIl“'ka 2 Athi-dn illlxlathd Conserevativa merely wished t° emphasize that
cmd’ Vn‘[_1  ' 'B bennw the Duncan and the movement was in the right
L di t i Moll HeGrade1°n emlr;I.rs'I gohrei MacKay 2 was Commlessions the first re du`°°tl°"' He menmned the dgrglm
nurns - '_ 1 ' " tlth dnie
on 3 P Adelaide wlgmoro. 3 Milioh weeks. solrlrig Ih an interim subsidy io- -'llllgsfgilglis 0;” lllgvelllpigi 3,, _ seed
lo- Ns blur Ml" anew ces. :.'...i:f:.».°;°:'» ss..:‘;z.riI.i  ll  --on
- 1
p l (_ _ Harold Murphy. crease over the interim award of man Mncnlnny
CB-ll 5- compl ning a e a r awai' _ nzl
°““  Y I ...<l.;:.“°..ill.-.1.“°v....‘s“”~ “ ~1°°f°°:;~ “:.e.r':“v. 'S nv.
J. M. ROOP. ~ Grade II-1'Ee1'l° Somers. ls ,mppolnnnn Pnmler Saunders' nord moehirlsryl liar Manco no
Rmdomn Smnn 2 .continued. has ar,e y been respo
' I crude Isrrl ildred Wi ° however’ had “wen as an °x°“’°‘slble for the debt of the province.
_ ; _ 4 ReEl.l:rgc0;l13`,Sllr§*d“l\§ee_ methfggfém for not pressing ourmclnillis ulllderlnn recalled that when the good
,_,;___ ____________.__.._._- In weeks Ivan lll0 DUMB" BW9<l'd» 9- U ll' uf' mad; movement was started under
 _ ' Ed-M Wl8‘m°l'¢ld M h »H°1en ther settlement the $125,000 inter- me Axsnnnnlt novemment ll wa,
8   Somers. Gm “YP Y- im increase might even be reduced. branded by me onnnmlon an .nn
‘ s°m°"' Ou” Ween' mggllfs ' infernal Tory scheme." but that in
_-_-_i i?d`enV1;l;1lIl;Ie.Ml71;g?‘ going' Ri); Anuqax C°mp“‘5“ coming into power the Liberals imc;
MCLEOD &’ BENTLEY rainith, Barbara Bn.-iih HM mwd In 1919, Mr. MacKenzie recalled, x;|§-lllflwg-el:;?;»¢ ggelgmslqgrg? gre.
W- E~ Bl'-lN'n'EY» K'  M°a-'°°l&' we M ,Helm ' after the Mathieson Government ann; Bmwals government, whlgh
` J' A' BENTLEL K' C' u  _hid °b"“”‘°d 5100909 ln Wbsldy succeeded the Bell ailminlstration.
kristen and Attorn¢!i'8¢' W. - BIRTHS ~ Tincrease, the Mathieson and nontlnned nl-,der gm Highways 1m-
Momm '10 LOAN AfS¢“°“lt i“dm1“:ill"“l%°“5 ,Rad provement Act, but they were able
_ _ _  -7 ~-A--' succeeded rl DN Cl Y ma lla to t dow on the extravagance
T_____ ---_ i l¥:_c1vllvIl._’-is silt lljhomlgilrll diillldllitdé. .has meet, wlleh the thiedobm of ,‘,.’l§‘,,,, ,_,ll§‘.,,l l,,..l;l,.,.,.,,,_ Thi.,
. . . ‘ns on . - ' ' ' pressed for an ncreasc e ques- M,-_ M0 K gk, h W , was g fret
r0hlblh°n Comm 3° Wynn' ‘ d‘“5m°"‘ tic bmitted to the people. ll c “lg nos gg dgg "mi, Im.
Office: 180 Richmond Streep;
Chll. H. BIIBI. Chllflililllu =  n was su Whit! 60 P
“.50 and the then Liberal 0l>P0Sl°l°“ ved roadwork under the Conser-
"°°°'" “Kms ltlwmed the °°\l=1il'v °li A °°“"- mil/os cost moo o mild while on-| .
-- paign against the proposed Educa- gf., gh, Liberals they cost overl Prohibition Enforcement
he. B. alcboaeld. West at. fstsre- .
to ~ ~ -~- .
“hu slm"w'u`m” n' c°i"N“M °“‘l“"y‘ uhm” °n tion Tax "Aliy Govemment that $3000 0 mlle..
g In . , _ _
end all lahrmsticn regsrdvg sunday March 17, 1935, Mrs. Mary would lmpose nddlnonn mxnllon Mr Ln, _,we mn nv, W5,
inf on or rlonre on A " _ - ~
¢¢n¢|,,°n:l,0” n, hmmm J. mm mm" (“°°'1m*°m md 7°' on the people without pressing for N005, though,"
, settlement of our claims at Ot-
mvu' B' U' N' rf' mnrmuwml :lms;m*M|n|mmggP`1£°gI",'  tawa," they said, "would bc remiss, Hon. Mr. MacKenzie: t “That ls
Norman w. bowruan r. rv...-.oi 1.. I... on vm. ro-ru in their duo-" and vw °1°lm=d M* ~" °*°““= ** “ “°‘ “° '°“°"'
~ . 0., .v-. W., from 5; that with due economy such tax- which was that fabulous profits
“VIN” 5 AW*.l,°7 5* 'Q' (mm léhnllmhv |500  ' ation was unnecessary. 0;; getting went to the contractors who invari-
“ °"“°'°“‘“"” _ *um* nl “Z ,l 3 °.°l°°n_ mu, power, how. il-, may prompt. ably were friends of their own.”
oliei-|cmt¢wa,_I'.l.l. 2.30. minor i..... z ~ V ,fined the mx, by mr m0_,m_ l,n,,,l,“,l_
umm! To mm mwmmt' Pew,” ' Ml' MacKenzie \ s not criticising
-'”"-"""""-""""°"'-'mn AN'-At cl on  them for the tar increase but for W- 001" '1"'ll"|l°
CIIOW Hwlfld
Alex. W Mathew" dey, Msroh i'i, lllllo. Francis their inconsistent '_ He himself was Mr in ,M mu of ml,
0 ° " Giowln ki his Nth year. Finetti a thorough bel/ .l in taxationimpow-h0n7X‘d “muy iélvm cum, W
e'Aurs'ru..soI.ror»roa.-.a'ro.__ mm his lm mildew mmhlr. and ooobio vin. mo Liberal poi _ ,h , nd
rr l, |,,,,.__  A , -mesh Iwi., denim mum at tex imposition r i out they oouldqthe l°v°1'Ml°“dm lh.f°,;_,m°“°Pl;;,n_
'M' `  2.80. Internwnt Higmield Cemetery. not collect it. In the first year they .WW °“
om". M. “mm” omit flown. ~ collected $28,000: the next y¢\l' il MI' \i“°x°“;‘I° °°”l'l°"”d` lm
_ _ Mr. Lal.. ‘1-lo is hobnobblng
l§'°”',-,ln|“,¥;,“1%0§l'g;3€ in tm 1°] much with you people." (laughter)
N.D. M cLean ~ “C d of ‘Thanks uf. 1-= "ee-vi" Wm vw “°“" “F ”“‘2F°““‘°‘ "“° "“
a'  _ ‘nun 0| m0 ln-evlollg yen-9" h0l'i0St About lt.
Usnnililf H  . ----' ' ' Bon. Mr. MacKenzie: "I am atv- . _
Robert Uurrm and family Wllli inl ine- total collections for each l°,?0vI;‘n°:g.° m nm" 'mic
Umllml s to eirvfesr their niiitadt to their nm'
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mended the work very highly, any
Noela Wllimre dent Mus 'Cards sad ri Iottetown The first year they of rodaworir shoe ws. dom by this
The present Premier was respon-
sible for bringing the best qualified
man in Canada here, and placing
him in charge. More than that, we
'stained the services of the Liberal
appointee. I would not mention 'the
1 politics of the superintendent; he is
above that; but I know his relat-
lves are strong Liberals. We did
not consider that in looking for the
‘lest qualified man we could get."
(Applause).
In connection with Falcchwood,
the speaker paid tribute to the ex-
cellent work done at that institu-
tion by the late Dr. Goodwill.
Old Age Pensions
Old. Age Pensions. lie continued;
were paid in this Province by the
Conservatives, not by t-he Liberals.
“otwithstarldihll the Old Age Pen-
`0ns plank in the platform on
which the Saunders-Lea Gove"n-
'nent was elected to power in i027.
In connection with the working of
‘he old age nensloiis system..Mr.~
M:icl{eIizle be-lievcfl that ns on ill-
~entlve to thrift there should be
'lrovision for the payment 'of Ia
"mall amount by those who are to
benefit under the scheme, He who
.stronfriy opposed to either the Old
“lac Pensions or the Prohibition Act
being made a political issue.
With regard to Prohibition eli-
forcemelit, he was convinced that
the Act is better enforced at pres-
ent than at any time in the history
of the Province. The enforcement
ls inthe hands of the Royal Cimgd.
lan Mounted Police. one of the best
police forces in the world. This was
evidently the opinion of the Liberal
party. lie added: "because when my
hon. friends wanted to make ri po|.
iilrnl gesture. they used to threef-
‘- ‘ -~\~\‘f1vIer-\_ "W9 bmunht tflem
here in reality, and they are cost-
"‘lr ua illilv $15,000 s. you-."
The speaker emphasised the strict
I-eqiilrements of the R. U. M. P.. and
_ the caution exercised in recom-
mending any appointments to the
force. Ho contrasted this with an
appointment made to the Provin-
cial Police undo" the Liberal regime.
in the R/ustico district sdiolnlm his
own. That men tumed out to he s
member of thr bootleg fratemlty.
Re carried on his nefarious profes-
-'nn after he was dismissed from
lin-_ Police, and subsequently became
.__.....- please
‘ -» neighbours for many sotl of kind- Les: “There is some error Hon. Mr. Macxcnsie: “i-le com-
Ww” nn. ._ 1 pQl1'0rIi'iQd dllfml the 133% ," -
f _  -  qfvhacrs. Curran. ol well as to - . Mr. Mackenzie: ."‘l'ake “yn” that 3 gmt the some kind
‘ ~ ‘ 'odd o __ o .
l, ' '“°° 3' "1 ° letters of sylnpal-hy. cc 01,011. and the lest year government all ever the country." s fugitive from inetlec.
" . ,l air. ounpbell; "girl ha ever boot-
, J' .
~' '° w.)--.l_ . '.
»-I fn bring them here.” (Ira-uvhter_
n _
" fact," added the speaker, "l think gfglyngéleglel5l1l3;nsv;;?:ull;:El&ev:l1;l2 lowers on the pulpit platform, ,st mmlshed the music
he did so. when he had an opera- lylng. ln lne “bln landed. on the left! in 10‘/lllg mem,/JTY °f Mrs' ' `
7 “°“- '"‘“° 'S Wh” the l‘°°““°' di" harbor lee, she was transferred to fm? Smlih- Wl‘° dl'-‘<1 f“’° Years rnr: Bairrrsr crlulwu
before proceeding to rebuild Fai- an 0ml,0llm0e_ Mlss Mwgenzle go yesterday. ‘ H
oonwcod Hospital: he gui um gdvlw was wcmnpanlnd by nel. slate, Mm Earth to earth, and dust to dust, The Rev. IC. Vincent concluded
of the best man available, and that lnlc Mncxenzlg ' Jalmly now the words we SHYL H WW U\§’5i‘=;>-1112 595165 01 S€l'lll0u1
Y - Len., behlnd’ We wait In trust cn the ...cro’s Prayer with “The
tion da
sired our requlaernents In the wayl LEAVE FOR Tolwln-0_M,.5_ For the resurrec y-
" ‘ l"'°l’°“Y °‘l“ll’l’°d '“°“"‘“ h°" Annie McCvuigan, City leaves this
mom 8 ll M sl iiornlng service It referred to tll
;l;e`l.tleTuésta1l'lzglllllllgg1 g;°;_‘;l1bl£l_l prog-ram of lcllglous education
. _ . , ~_ ,
ap of Toronto, formerly Archbishop. -§*°°"“l‘l‘°“‘;l°d ,hem nnlfégd ielgirc
of Regina. Also making the trip to /°““° ° ll Tuxls B0
be present at the ceremony are "hl°.h embfmes- le d th callin
or. M. A. Meouigoh, city, o broth- h° T““ 3“.’,‘g°“ fmbe ° lvé,l°,'e_'
rr, Rev. P. D. McGuigan, Vernon 'f“°h P“bh°“y ha* en 5
Re P Walsh Palmer ently to the Boy Scout organ
liver’ V' ' ' cation and lio doubt it is a Worth
Load, Rev. J. A. Murphy and Rev.
_#_ Moqueid or st. Duhstanu Uni- l',ll*;‘;°m§,§‘”~ ‘;‘§;v‘;“ ,?,‘,‘,‘e',§h gf°‘§ps pro
versity and Rev. Martin Monaghan, e kind-and in its final words oiiera
“5°Wd bl' °“’ Wm leader’ ax the recognition of the fact that is
n ` _ _
Miscouche.
V PERSONALS
msiness.
._...l_-
I=‘~~i Wcfnltal is improving.
Hon Mr MacKenzie “ es
Dimcult Task
The members of the Police, he
continued, undoubtedly have a dif-
ficult job in enforcing liquor laws.
owing to the length of the l'.sla.nd’s
coastline; but he had no doubt
that they are doing their best, and
that the better thinking people of
the Province are satisfied of this
fact. In Nova Scotia, he recalled,
the Liberals lied ca/mfpaigned for
the abolition of the R. C. M. P. .but
the “Mcurities" are still there, un-
der the Liberal Governnient. and
nc move -has been made on the
part of Premier Macdonald to re-
move them.
Mr. MacKenzie referred to four-
teen convictions having been ob-
tained by the Police in the Rustico
district.
Mr. LePage stated that three Ol'
four of those cases had been with-
drawn and dismissed.
1-Ion. Mr. MacKenzie: “Four-teen
convictions is the report I got. and
I am going to ask the hon. member
lim" vnziuy convictions the three
mem/bers of the Provincial Police
erals_"
Mr. DePage: "I can tell it to you
later.”
Hon. Mr. MacKenzie: “The rel>0l'l1
that ca.me in on one man was that
all he was doin-sz was teaching the
women how to swim." (Laughter).
We have heard the member from
'r.I'=tlco give an account of the
movement of liquor vessels and the
number or gallons delivered all over
the Province. That information,
word for word, was supplied at a
temperalice meeting in this Prov-
ince over two months ago."
Mr. LePage; "it is on record with
the Police.”
Hon. Mr. MacKenzie: “That in-
flclftl who was dismissed for inef-
beirl ca ht in some wavy
that gentleman never saw the in-
ls l _
sixlgerior and Mr. Barbour call
for the support and cooperatio
and financial assistance of the
Mr. T. W. Bentley, Surnmerside, members'
was ln the Clty on saturday on Thelbill now~ before Parliament _ _ _
f°l‘ B °°¥l1P\llS°YY d“\V °f Test 53m°'l to make oursellves servanrs and
ronises very well with the action of
th Ministerial Association for
‘snllllissftixgqgelliri gl[;P¢1:lI§"t(lI;0g|?g{;,wgfl begter observance of the Sabbath
nel. h.le0d_ Mlss M0,-lon Dougm, and a stricter enforcement of The
prlnce slmeg l’.»ord's Day Act which has the ap-
proval of our Official Board.
atonement without the Cross. No
crown without Calvary The word
Friends will be pleased to learn ,, ,, _ _ '_ _
that Mrs. c. L. Partridge, ordrwh mils* in ill? ,Em ll“{}§l*l_"° “mf
st" Olly’ who underwent E lm-lmls it is the convlc lon o Tllrlne ne
operation in the Prince Edward °°55lW‘ cmd wmed ing me ‘va
S
Rev. J. W. Barbour made an lm-
no escape. The Cross is more than
a symbol it is life There is I1
badge or crying It aloud in the
streets. The Cross is the cxplesslilo
It
~-  _ ‘ _ _ 0
leg when he was on the force.” i neffesslll' 0; i¥“ll°“,u”5 it by 9'
_ _ n
and' the mediium of God’s love,
spurn that love is to deny God.
is impossible to think of the Cross,
apart from sacrifice. The sacrifice
it asks of us is a broken and coll-
trlte heart. Everything God asks us
to be or do are delights to all who
know God and are His. The serv-
ice closed with the slngillg of “In
the Cross of Christ I Glory."
The text from which Rcv. Mr.
Miller delivered his evening sermon
was Reveldtionss 3-20. “Behold I
stated at a I/emperurice meeting
that he was in favor of the lash for
bootlcggers.
Mr. Lea. said ilo. 'It had been sug-
gested as a prcvciltivc measure,
but he had not agreed.
I-lon. Mr. MacKenzie: "It Iiliglit
not be it bad thing if you did."
Mr. Lea: “I said lmnglng would
be a better prcvenlioll."
Hon Mr. MacKenzie: “And lash
the man that tries in get the boot-
leggcr out." (La\lglltsr).
Mr._ Campbell: "Your Govcrnnleiit
reduced the penalty."
force got out there under the Lib- Hon. Mr. MacKenzie: “And you
people increased the numbfr of
scripts. Mr. Snundvrs actually com-
plained that the outgoing Coliscr-
vstive Government reduccrl thc
number of scripts in order fo ‘em-
lmrfass’ his administration. (LaIlgh-
ter), I could understand how it
might embarrass some people, but
not the Government." (Applause).
V Sabbath Observance
Mr. MacKenzie scored thc i;i_;l:I-
cerlty of thc criticism of Mr. 1... R.
Alien in attempting to make polit-
ical capital out of a statement by
the Ministerial Association regard-
ing Sabbath obs/ervancc. The Sum-
formatlon was supplied by an of- merslde member had implied that
this was n reflection on llic Gov-
ficiency. Now he is anxious to get ernment. Mr. MacKenzie rccal-led
ba/ek. I know something of that the famous pre-election manifesto
'rentleman‘s work. I recall in 1930 of the Saunders Government. “ft
of a prominent bootlegger in our was on the Sabbath nay In Sum-
meralde that thev met and framed
district g ug
with a consignment of liquor and their pnllev to appeal to the peo-
convlcted. It was in October, and ple. and the hon. member from
the election was in Auguet; and <vvv~“~~~"~"‘~ =°‘ in on that mc¢t-
'ing." (Applause).
side of a jail. After the election Mr. Allen: ‘That was before they
he came to me and said, 'I think over thought of selecting me as a
I should get some protection. The candidate," (Daughter).
other fellows held it off as long ss In closing, Mr. Mar-Kenzle pre-
posslble, and you should do Ind dioted that the pres.-ni year would
same: I-'fe served his seven months show canada making further sub-
in Jail, however, and the very gen- atantlal progress iowlvds stability
ticmen that is talking now is the l and prosperity.
gentleman tha; caught him on his
way to Swnmersidc with liquor.“ CHALLENGE A(‘.Cl~1P'l'ED
Continuing, Mr. MacKenzie said --~ '
one thing he had never done was We, the Second Granlies, d
write letters to get a bootlegger out hereby accept the challenge cf the
of jail. He was in favor of drastic Dunedin Maple Leafs for a ga"
penalties against bootlegging. He to be played Wednesday night in
sited if the opposition hsder had Cornwell Rink
the text Matthew 6:13, "For thine
1.: ::.': kingdom and the power and
the o foreve Amen.” This noble
| 1 ’
mm “nm _“_ 1°’ T°'°“"° t° be °’°s°“”l _mmrnt anllollncement at th; praillerrlvhicli bras been the subleei
H I. I _ . . as
of ten addresses in this pulpit, be-
al glns with God. “Our Father” and
ll ends with ali asoriptlon of praise,
5_ Ii prophecy and a deep and under-
standing recognition in its closing
words, of God.
_ This prayer touches all the ln-
y terests and needs of life, its pet-
itions ask for guidance and helrp
ds in all the blems that meet man-
getting more patent at all times,
that the world needs a. new spirit.
And that new spirit which will lead
ue to the solution of our dlnlcul-
tles lies in the humble willingness
ministers to His Kingdom, His
a Power, His Glory. Putting first
things first, let us all, church mem-
bers, church omcers, teachers, chor_
`isters, minister and people surren-
der our own wills and desires to this
Dr. Howard Smith and daughter. RSV. Hush Mi1le1"S Sermon 111 tllé one great aim. l
Miss Barbara smith, returned l'l1°l'1lll1E WHS ll delightful melllita- The subject of the evening ser-
fm b 1 f visit tion for the Lenten season ro
lxxxgwialffuday m E' r e the text ln Bt. Matthews Gospel a thoughtful dlscuxion and explan-
14-21 Jesus disclosing the secret of ation of the theme.
, Miss Eileen Foster of the Cana- _l\lS flflilfll *md ifeSS“‘°"ll°“ tl’
dian Telegraphs staff, left Satur-' 951695 Ffblm lll ‘fl _5e°l“ded P”
m mon was “Does Baptism Save?"
a_ Included in the music of the day
e was e. we-ry pleaslngly rendered so-
y prano solo "Lord, attend unto my
at the appropriate time when tlic
,gg r$l'lni_;‘:llfogyH|;h1%&x5_1,r;{n F382; were able to receive his secret. M12 Cry." by Ml-55 B955l€ Calllpllell- The
Rodney" for Bermuda, M155 pggwr Miller dealt with the primacy of lil-Cli€S 561650550. Ml-9505 B8»k€l'. Bl11'llS.
will be absent for about a month. I-116 CYOSS- Tllem C°Ul<l bi? "0
Campbell, Jenkins. Campbell and
Cnllbeck sang with fine expression,
at the evening service, “Now the
Day is Over.” TWD S0105 in the
evening anthem were taken by Mr.
Quigley and Mrs, Vincent.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH
At the morning service the spec-
ial music included a solo sung with
fine effect by Miss Sarah Wood. The
subject of the momilig sermon was
“The I..ost Opportunity", based on
`the incident of the “Rich Young
Ruler" who came to Christ asking:
"Muster, what good thing shall I do
that I may inherit eternal life?"
The subject of the evening ser-
mon was “What thc Religion of
Jesus Demands", and was thc last
in thc series of six sermons on the
“Religious Problems of Youth." The
speaker took ns ills text. R/omans
12:12, and in the course of his rc-
marks the speaker stated that the
Religion of Jesus demanded the sub-
jection of thc body and tralisforiiia-
tion into the likeness of Christ by
the renewing of the mind. During
thc discolisc, the Christian religion
was defined as a. system by which
one was “bound to Christ." The
anthem of the evening was "Saviour
When Night Involves the Skies."
SACRED SONG Slf"\'!(`E
The young pcopicfs soul; service.
lield under the auspices of the
Young Mcn's Christlaii Association
mid cooperation of the s. fl. M, or
tllls city, was condllcbeil in Ceiitml
Christian Church following the reg-
ular worship there last evening.
The meeting was presided owl- ll;
Mr. William Sllcrrcll and the Scrip-
ture Lesson was read by Mr. Mlltor.
Stewart.
Miz Norvlllc E. Luck, General Soc-
rctnry, Y. M. C. A., dclivcicd mi in-
spiring and iiistructlve address. lil
com:~.‘.lilili=Z on thc various pcrplcx-
ing and disquietlng conditions III
which young people are finding
themselves in thi-sc days, the speck-
er oilered many cncollrugilig rc-
marks of Ildvlcc. He would colli-
mend all young people to the habit
of taking practiced periods of ln-
tcnsn thoughtfulncss and solitary
communion with God.
"No matter what our creed, all
great religions arc agreed that no
material realization can be made an
excuse for the impairment of thc
spiritual side of our lives."
In closing, he would leave this
thought: “Tliat it is Inucll easier to
point out to man, the meanliess ol
man, than it is to point out mans
affinity with the higher things."
"If we would give of our bcst tc
the world we must come to rcalira
the fact of our dignity and this wil'
in turn manifest ltseif in our .lvcsf
Rev. W. L. Outhouse led the meet~
ing in prayer and a. beautiful chorus
number was rendered by the Associ-
ated Choir. Miss Nan MacKay anna
Ii special solo, and various hymns
were sung by all present.
The chairman announced that the
0 young peoples’ service will be held
in Zion Presbyterian Church next
.“ Sunday at 8.30. The meeting closed
with the Benedictlou by Rev. I/ln.
,,0uthouse. _ , _
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