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_ open Governor: , Youhave again written a declara- licn" cf human 1iberty....I am sure it is tiie-vllse, the stiltesmanllke, and .11., rune way to answer the Pope's rs pflcerwarturds. England and Francs <11» will notdike-soms-cr- it, notably where H oirpare-ntree-‘ysu say that ‘no peace i-Wconlrsst iipon political or economic ‘icstridtidlls meant to benefit some nations-and cripple others, upon viii- dictlve action oi any sort, kind of revenge or deliberate injury.’ "And again on page four where yell say: ‘Primitive damages, the dis- membernicht of empires, the estab-

or any

selfish and economic

' Eikllél. we deem childish, etc.’ But 301F114“ the right of it, and are fully justified in laying down the

‘fundamentals of a new and greater international morality.

America will not and ought not 00 flllhfefor theiliaintenance of the old; net-row, and "selfish “order of things. Yblhiyreitblazing chew path, and tlfgiwocld must follow. or be lost aiinlniia the" meshes or liprlghteous

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i- n; whom-I hopa that England. l, 4110s and. Italy will accept your

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if am, with an abiding affection.

Balfour expressing

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I. M. HOUSE.

a (‘the President's note to the Pope. _ ‘loll Wafpllblished on August 29. 3:101:04 _ halal commendation.

l wrote Mr. Wilson to

H0050. that you thought the reply Ihlto-altqhoula be and that it has. _. 0b be whole, been so well mcelved. IHLIuA-lderman. of the University of i Vlrcinia. later wrote to House that , 0f all Wilson's message it touched ‘m fllllgh-Ilhsr mark of his papers bhidlll and dignity and beau- "V-if The day of its apeilrance Lord 0n‘! laidof Wilson's mamas. who I 9Q"! the other they go to the real i‘; not of the matter and fill me with llillllfllofl.‘ Lord Robert Cecil cabled b louse in the some voini "Y" 0104i!) admire the note and-ii . fin liven received with hllloh uto- “WW i7 our Press.’

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STANDARD MINING EXCHANGE

Quotations furnished through cour- tesy of

ATWELL & CO.

' Charlottetown Office

- Open. Noon C1080 Abana ' ........ 185 194 200 Aconda ....... ‘l5 l5 10 Amity Cop. .... 32 B0 31 Amulet “u... 190 175 179 Area. .... .... 09 70, 07 Arno 4s 4s 41 Barry l-loll. .... 20 25 27' Redford o2 oz so Bldgood ...... 40 25 30 Big Miss. 150 I53 152 Buckingham .... 05 93 o7 Cap. Rouyr- 07 06 05 Cen. Manitoba . 52 50 52 Clericy 22 22 00 Dome ........ 950 950 915 Fulconbridgb .. 1075 1100 1075 Granada 20 20 20 Howey 125 133 139 HUG. Bay loss loos 1015 Int. Nickel 5825 0m 6050 Keeley 4!! ‘42 4°, Lake Shore .... 2225 2250 2275 Malartlo ......' 59 75 02 Mandy u...“ 130 130 135 Min. corpn s10 495 49° Murphy ...... 42 42 4° McDolmall .-.. 55 55 52 McIntyre rr... 2000 2000 2000 Newbec ....... 88 34% 33% “mum; ‘q... 310 810 310 Man. Basin ... 59 ‘ 53% 55 Noranda ..;... 6000 5750 5700 Pioneer ‘ ...... 52 52 51 sher. Glrdon .. 895 870 865 siscoe 02 00 01 Bud. Balin .... 1125 1090 1000 Sylvanlts 175 175 105 Tuck l-lluhes 000 900 - 890 Towagmto ...r 245 255 230 Tread. Yukon ..14iic 1400 i300 ventures ..-.. 1025 1025 1050 vlpond 10B 106 97 Windfall 08 08 07% wright, r. 20c 10o 191

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‘At Hunter River

0,, tuna“, March l4th-. an... ltlver School held their Oraimloal

pfm consisted of seven comm“- w, being aulslie Manhood. 1;. fiucribnald and Irene wedlock. rhistrurouoweohielllvfllwd! and a silortlprogrim is‘ fcllowniclos- a the

flu. Retold Chandler.

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OIFIAWA, Ont. March 2i. - The recent remarkable progress mode in mining development on Dominion lands in Western Canada, particular- ly in the provinces of Manitoba and Saskatchewan, has attracted nation- wide attention. The Department of the Interior in order to encourage and {whet ‘the future healthy growth of the mining industy ln that part of the Dominion has kept in eon- stant touch with the rapidly changing situation and has by regu- lations and close supervision taken measures to protect the interests of both the industry and the public. '

New quartz mining regulations, which contain provisions for the im- provement of prospecting and oper- ilting conditions, have been drafted by Hon. Charles Stewart, Minister of the Interior, and passed by Order in Council to go into eilect April 1, 1929. The major changes that have been made in the old ordinances have been

regulations abreast of present condi- tions and of securing uniformity by correlating federal and provincial en- actments. ' , The new regulations provide that every person and organization engag- ed in mining activity on Dominion lands must hold a miner's certificate. Such a certificate entitles the holder to stake and record three claims for himself and three claims for each of two other licenses or nine claims in all (a total of about 450 acres) in each mining division. I.rl the Northwest Territories double this number-that is to say eighteen claims —- may be staked and recorded. All claims must be marked by four legal posts and as soon after as reasonably possible, me- tal tags supplied by the Department of the Interior must be attached to the post. Before a lease can be issued to a licensee, two hundred days work must be done on the claims during a per- iod of five years or less. Provision is also made so that if desirable, im- provement work may be started as soon ail-the legal posts are in place. At least forty days work must be done in each year. When twohundred clays work has been performed. the claim surveyed, discovery established. oer- taln other requirements complied with

Kensington Theatricals

The Dramatic Club presented "An Old Fashioned Mother" in the Kill! George Hall on Saturday and Mon- day nights, and were greeted with full houses on each occasion, 0n Saturday ngiht the B. It. '0. sign was hung out a half hour before the cur- tsin. It was anothertrlumph for Mrs. Parnell McMahon, as an lmpressario. -most of the players making their appearance on ‘the boards for the first tithe. The ploy is replete with pathos and humor. The scene is laid in country hamlet in New York state in the "l0's, and the styles are in tho vogue of the time. There is a 800d moral pervading the play from start to ilnlsh. It is a sermon and an object lmson on the evils wrought by in- dulgence in strong drink. “Deborah Underhill" (a mother in Israel) was portrayed by Mrs. Parnell McMahon in most realistic manner. “Widder Bill Plndle" was acted by Miss Mar» garct Higgins, who handled the heavy part well with the sedate touch ail- propriate to the part, as also was the case with Miss Irene Cameron taklflZ the part of "Mia Louisy Custard"- an cxtremelykltteliish highly mlddl6 aged maiden lady of the Victorian age. Mrs. John B. Bums as "Isabel siiiucott" the vlllsie belle, war de- cidedly upety-up and haughty in her manner. Mrs. Leo Bushes as "Gloriana Perkins.” the faithful amaniiensis of “Deborah,” was the exemplulcatlorl of clarity of voice and manner. little’ Irma Hilslies ll

booomibtaetrioilseudoipsalo sasembls./’ ' " G. Roy Phillips as "John UM»- hllr-thorroauslsoawumnom

the Bsau-arummsi d! allfsupsr dan-

lilctllsr from mm: tam. ‘is the Au- depiotld "Johnathan UIIQIUMW"

New llflining Elias Keep Up With Trend

Recent Remarkable Development of Western Canada Mining Accompanied by Revision of Regulations. V

for the purpose of bringing the new‘

“Bukoy Pindle” the window's mik- e child prom-summon ihb 3M touch or humor and vivaelty to what

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and accepted the recorded owner will be entitled to obtain a certificate for improvements and upon payment within three months of the rental and fee, he will be entitled to a lease for a period of twenty-one years, without duration is subiect to rental. All assignments or options, after the issue of a lease, must be filed with the Minister of the Interior and in the case of a eonditio l ent its acceptance and registration is at the discretion of the Minister.

Considerable change has been made in the clause covering the collection of royalty. Instead of royalty being paid at the rate of two and half per cent of the value of the sales of the produc‘ of the location, as at pres- ent provided the new regulations re- quire that the payment be inade on tho profits of the mine in excess“ of $10,000 during any calendar year. This royalty ls fixed at three per cent of tho annual profits over $l0,000 and up to $1,000,000: flve per cent cf the access ova $1,000,000 and up to $5,000,- 000. '

Certain other major changes have

been made as to fractions by which the Minister may lease such small areas to adjoining holders, and also as to mining partnerships, omratlons, inspection, schedule of feesmand a provision for claims located and not yet recorded at the time of the com- ing into effect of the new regula- tlons. In the latter it is provided that any person who. may have stak- ed s. mineral claim or claims asnear- ly in accordance with the provisions of the late regulations as circum- stances would admit, and who may have submitted applications for entry therefor within the prescribed time but who, for any reason, may not have received such entry, may be granted entry under the new regula- tlons. The prospect’ , and mining of the mineral bearing areas on Dominion lands in the West have taken plaice under careful scrutiny of the Minister of Interior, and the now Dominion Mining Regulations embody the most effective and progressive provisions of administration and operation ill keeping with the advance of mining development in Western Canada.

orous. »Mr. Darrach is to local play-N‘

goers, as Sir Henry Irving or Robert Mantel, was to the great theatre so- ing public of America some years ago.

Mr. Bernie McLellan played the part of "Charlie Urlderhlll" elder hi0- ther and husband of the haughty Isabel.

The part of "Quintus Todd", Coun- ty Sheriff was well acted by Mr. J. N‘. Donahoe, the dean of Kcnslngmll actors, without whose P7986006 and assistance a, local play would be in- complete.

The costumes which were X09116” of the styles of the latter part of the 19th century, were mail obiects o! interest. Some of them were the real thing, beautiful creations of the dressmakers art, dug out of trunks ill which they had been carefully kept for many years. A paisley shawl 125 years old was one item of the cos- tumes. The ccmoahrolan on pre- senting the above D111!‘ 8nd "neafmn Dubbs" in other parts of P. E. Is- land when the roads dry and loco- zinotlon is fat‘ er.

Those assist‘ in the vlllase choir. who came in for their lust meed o! praise were Mrs. P. J. Kennedy, Miss Marlon Kennedy, Miss Miriam Pro- ntt. Messrs Russel McKay, rut anus Phillips, Elmer Phillips. Miss Mary Ready was the talented accompan- let.

The specialties between acts WBYB well received and enthusiastically @11- oorod. ‘Ilowlt-Bolo bYMr. 3.13. Lewis, Ihatown, who has a beauti- ful sencr voice: solo, "when Irish In: are smillnii." by M11- P"!- ton Kennedy. who is a local favor- ite. m. Norman Mecdonald favored the audience with two lililt one" souls. with, wow lent-um and manipulations. which Its-mos him I! theeqllaloftbeblgtlniostalolllll- euoiooiolomu- Awlchsfl- Boy Phillllll anal! sustained M! moody tamolls local reputation. The reading “lpartiou Parent-ion to the

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SILK STOCKINGS 15 new spring shades all sizes regular 75 c value ,. . . _. ., '

BOYS HEAVY RIBB STOCK.- INGS. Black only sixes 7 to 10. Regular 65c value. ._.. '

wool.

INGS the balance of our stock. Regular values up to $1.50

LADIES WOOL UNDERWEAR. The ballance of_our stock of light and heavy weight wool underwear ONE THIRD oar.

C 0 R S E T S all discontinued lines styles for slight medium -» and stout figures HALF PRICE.

CHAMOISETTE GLOVES light weight, washable wit fancy cuff all sizes .

MILL ENDS Chintz Cretonile . Heavy weight printed crash furniture coverings 1 to 10 yards lengths at less than HALF PRICE '

WHITE CHEESE CLOTH .1 yard wide get your supply of dusters for house clean-

SILK NITBLOOMERS all the best shades sizes small, med- ium, large, a. regular $1.25 value.

MILLINERY SPECIALS just received a. big range no two alike. Regular valu up to 5.50.

BOYS TWEED SUITS 2 piece

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BOYS BLUE PERS with sizes up f0 8

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PURE Wool.

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NEW ANNAN RACES, Wednesday.

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JUST ARRIVED-a few two piece ttcd suite in various colours. Pric- m $2.25 to 080.00. Prowse Bree. Ltd.

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NEW ANNAN RACES. Wednesday

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IVBYIIIING THAI“! new in la- dies’ spring hats. Select yours now and belprepared for luster. Prowse

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NIW i-"oi: run neckpleoes just the thing to wear with your spring suit. Prices 040M to $07.00. Prowae Bros.

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THE WONDERFUL Rayon Silk Stocking at 50c. Moore A; McLeod. Limited. B048-3-22-3i.

HALF A DOZEN lovely colors in Rayon Silk Stockings, of usual 75c value, 50c per pair. Moore 8.: McLeo-l. Limited. 8048-3-22-31.

THE BEST DOLLAR. SILK Stock: lng in Canada-another great ship- ment recelved. 01.00 per pair. Moore d: McLeod, Limited. 8048-3-22-31.

rayon BAPTIST rssroasrl- Services on Sunday, March 24th., will be held as follows: Albany, ll a. m: Tyron 8 p. m? Westmoreluud '1 p. m. Myron o. nrlntoh, Minister.

CLEAN DOCKET-There were no cases before His Honor at the Po- lice Court yesterday morning.

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CONCERT-Come! hear the Win- nipeg entertainer llsie Molruharnas- sited by local talent, in splendid cancer-g at Soul-is, March 27th, I o‘- olook. llllllN-fi-il

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BOYS SPRING TOP COATS a. real boys coat sizes 4 to 10

BED SPRING MATTRESS com- plete white flannel Bed W001-

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SILK DRESSES no ‘two alike good quality flat‘ crepe sizes 15 to 38 Just received within the Regular $10. l... . . . SCOTCH WOOL BLANKETS

weight fine "guality.

INDIAN BLANKETS with fan- border 60x80

blazzer patterns arrest“:

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NENS PURE WOOL UNDER- ' ' WEAR < broken

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