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PM,‘ 1-; rout: TIIE . ' CIIARLQTTETUWII GUARDIAN

Morning Daily (Founded tn 1881i Authorized as Scrum] (‘lass Mull. Pull UNI" Department. Ottawa.

President. lllfl .r\. Burnett: Vice-President. Wm. R. Burnett; Sei-puﬁfreasq (i. .\l. Burnett; Edlltil‘ unri Itluniiglng Director. .I. It. liuriii-tt: Associate Editor. Frank Walker.

"The Strongest Memory is Weaker ’l'hari flie Weakest lirlr.”

S.-\'l'URD.-\Y, APRIL ‘Eli. ltlll

p-Tllrle-Electiiiiii SessIoiiTWT-I

Between the opinion expressed by Premier Jones that the legislative session now proroguod was the "most distinguished" since Confedera- tion, and the view of his Government colleague Hon. John A. Campbell that it ‘LOIISISfB-(l large- ly of "chewing the rag" with little being done to help the poorer farmers of the Province, lllF-‘FE is a wide difference. Certainly there was o great deal of talk, and a great deal ofllegisla- tion, good, bad and indifferent. Some bills and resolutions had to be amended drastically, some had to be withdrawn, and some got the "six months’ hoict." Others went through which will probably have to be brought back next session for reconditioning. Th-ere is no questiongas to the importance of some o.‘ the legislation Pill through, such as the tax agreement bill. llw corporation tax bill, and the bills regarding camped seed paiarm, fluid milk regulations and establishment of a reformatory farm at Beach Grove.

The tax bill and agreement were the cen- tre. of controversy, Government members tak- Ing the rather illogical position of conceding on the one hand, that the agreement was not satisfactory to themselves, and of berating thc Opposition for criticising it on the other. They showed th-eir political hand when they turned dawn rho Opposition amendment which would more fully safeguard our subsidy claims at Ot- tawa, a; also when they shut off discussion on Conservative resolutions dealing with Wcsfcrﬂ feed grains and potato prices. _

Next to the tax agreement the chief bone 9f gpntravgrgy was the $663,?“ budgeted for by rho Provincial Treasurer on n basis of ord- lrrqry revenue, This surplus even if it material- in; will, a; gcverttl Opposition members point- ed out, be just about th-e amount of profit the Government expects to get from selling liquor.

The Budget, and still more the Liberal bud- get speeches, indicated pretty clearly that this l; to he nn election ycrii. There is hrirdly any other way to iiccniiiil for sonic ril the sltllc merits made by Government members and Slip-- porters. _

There was no very acrimonious discussion, although tempers were beginning to show fray- ed edges during the dying hours of the session. As the Estimates did not pass until after 4 o'clock yesterday morning, perhaps this was not to he wondered at.

viiiory Forrmllivilﬂjltights

An jnhjilltlflfll victory Ioi the rights of the citizen wnii’ in Parliament is acclaimed by the Ottawa Journal. It came in the decision of the King Government to restore immediately the right nf individuals of recourse to the courts against edicts of officials administering price ceilings and other controls. At the present time the status of the official alone renders him above the low in the performance of his duties.

In a free country, under democracy, says the Journal, no citizen, except under conditions of mortal peril to the State, should be denied his day in court. Yet increasingly in recent years we have hcd the tendency of government get- ting more and more away from superintendence by law—practising, in effect, a lawlessness of its own. It was carried to extreme lengths in Ontario by the Hepburn administration.

Macaulay once wrote an unforgettable pas- sage about the Australian reading by the light of the Southern Cross the stirring words of Magna Carla: "To no inan shall we dcny, to no man delay, justice and right." That, the basis of all British freedom, enshrined in the proposi- lion that government must b: by laws, not by men, is something this country must never for- get.

To Mr John Dicfcnbaker, the Progressive Conservative whose unceasing warfare won from the Government this concession Ior civil liberty. the gratitude of us all.

Mr. Gardiner‘: Pulley

The result of Rt. Hon. J. G. Gardiner’; ltatement in the House of Commons on coarse grains, says the Winnipeg Free Press (Liberal) will be further to confuse an already confused policy. This is unfortunate, because an in- creased production of coarse grains and of the hogs, dairy products, ctc., which depend upon these grains is greatly needed. Mr. Gardiner announced a policy in the House of Commons on March I7. He changed that policy in a speech made at Branden on April I. Later he reverted to the March I7 policy.

Prior to March I7, the policy was as fol- lows: The ceiling price of barley was 64 3-4 cents and of oats 5I I-2 cents per bushel. In addition to the ceiling, the government paid I5 cents per bushel on barley as an equalization fee.‘ This was to compensate farmer's for being denied the right to export to the United States when much higher prices prevail. The farmer who fed these grains could buy them at the ceiling price which, on barley, was I5 cents less than it was worth to the grower. This discrim- motion, coupled with free freight transporta- tion from fort William east, had the effect of seriously reducing the hog output of the West.

Ori ‘March I7, Mr. Gardiner announced that the coiling price of barley would lie rgiggd r0 93 cents and of oats to 65 cents. Tlio equal-

ization payment on barley of I5 cents per bus- hel would be dropped. New subsidies of Z5 cents per bushel on barley and I0 cents on oats would be paid to feeders. These new subsidies wouldn further aggravate the against farmers who gFow barley and introduce

oats. This is true because no grower is per-

qiain. If he fecdsit, he does so in competi- tion with other feeders who buy at the sub- sidized prices. Mr. Gardiner said,

price ceilings on animal products."

price ceiling on most farm products would be removed in the not-too-distant future and that, therefore, the subsidies of 25 cents on ,barley and IO cents on oats would be dropped on Aug- ust I, next. This change in policy Mr. Gar- diner now withdraws. What he now says ' that the policy of March I7 still holds. The subsidies on barley and oats may or may not be dropped on August I. This will depend on the ceiling prices on agricultural products. No

the time is much closer.

In a word, the discriminatians of the March I7 policy are to be continued. The change on- nounced at Brandon on April I is cancelled. Mr. Gardiner’; order is: "As you were."

~ LDIIIURIAL NUl_l;—.\' —

Remember the Firemen’: appeal for funds, and buy a tag today.

Arrangements are being made for the ap- pointment cf an assistant Anglican Bishop at Charlottetown.

Daniel Defoe, author and pamphleteer, died this date I730;_he wrote naturally and forcibly; after a hectic career in political writing, he achieved success in l7l9 with Robinson Crusoe, which hus been proclaim-ad throughout the world as one of the masterpieces of English literature:

discrimination a new discrimination against those who grow mitted to get the subsidies unless he sells his however, that these subsidies would be paid only "for

the time being, because of the continuation of

On April I, at Brandon, Mr. Gardiner was reported in the Press as announcing that the

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one will know what the decision will be until'

Notes By the Way

‘Those wtiii believe there is s01! real religion left. tn the world always sccni to assume that they are the one» nlio luv; it. - Quclzcc Chron- iclc-Telegrnph. ,

War brides are being tziugitl to cook typical Canadian dishes like Irish stew. French frled potatoes. ohop suey and Spﬂxhettl. -Bran- don Sun.

After hearing for yearn about the lcgc-irdary man who sawed off the limb he was sitting on. the real thing comes along. A welder re- mOVing-a catwalk cut through the section he was sitting on end drap- ped fourteen fret to the floor. -- Kingstoii Wing-Standard.

Square milk battles will ioori come use, a dairy’ official irrcdiols ‘Pherc is reason for this prophecy. Such a. shape would be. by all odds: tho most convenient lil would be saying of space in re- frigerators, where such receptacles are normally kept. Just, why rountll bottles have remained in use so long is something of a mystery. The mahrr mason is that. they are liipposcd to be more sanitary, be- cause they have fewer corners that. defy cleaning. lifodeni sterilization methods, however, reduce this ad- iuvziagr lo negligible proportions.

run CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

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PUBLIC FORUM

This column tn open tii the iliseuslton by corro- lpoaaenis u! question! ol Interest. ‘Hie Charlottetown Guardian due: not necessar- lly endorse tho opinion of correspondent;

LIQUOR .‘ ND 'l‘OB.'t(‘C0

Sin-Iii your issue of the 22nd of April “J.F.W." comes bar-k to straighten out ivliut hv Vllllllliy to be wrong iii "Tcelotalrus" lclcr, quoting him as say-int; . all picture of the liquor pron! l‘! ls considered to be quite satisfac- tory. rind claiming that flint was only his quotation of Illt‘ tnwgnc- tors report. lf so, \\'Il_\' fllll lze tliroiv llirit Ulll liiit to llilltl't‘$s un- iriiry people llini n\'i‘l‘_\'llllt'l,,' is going rill riglil. lri ltlR tlPlllllllﬂll of a "solver PFUYIIIVC" lrv says tlir ivord sober iiicriiis lciii|icriiti~ tll Llie use of i-iiloxit-iiliii: liijniir, and lo he temperate iiieuns iiiorl- crate. That is not llin iclcnl of Christian abstciiaiii-e from every appearance of evil.

Lei iiot the people be deceived by any smooth reasoning that everything is going all right. when it was stated in the Legio- lature flint this Province‘ spent last year over a million dollars .iii strorir: rlriiilr. We have no lig- ures on tobacco liul I \\'i;‘.ll(I

jCcrnvciiiciicre will sooner or later, ,Cltlll€ to be the solo ('05I(l(‘l'3l.l0l1.——' jwindsoi‘ Star. j Prince Rupert, which was dc-i scribed iii the Legislature a; a "neg- lcclcd city" it to have a great in-l duslry- The Provincial Govern- jment has persuaded the Cel-z-nese Corporation of America Lo establish B plant on ‘Natson Island. eight; -miles from 121a city. c-nd to spend ‘$15,000,000 cn building and equip- ment. Approximately 1,000 men will ‘be employed in the woods and the mlll. An interesting feature o! the bargain is tho crriccratioiils r-trrler- ltaking to niainiciin the forest. area allottcd to it in perpetuity-Vain-

estimate that llie l‘0$l ivoiilrl lit‘ more lhriii lllt‘ liquor. Premier" Joiics’ acco-iiiit of llic: taxes on 2o- liacco arid liquor was ‘Béilﬂllllllillg’ People seem to liavr- no idea o! the nay their money i-s coin;

Ten or Livclvo yours rico \\'IILU |talkicig to nii clrlr-t" of a lo\\ll t.'l'llll'i.'lt. he told iiir- that llicii‘

m3-:iislei' liad SIttlCiI iii ilic puq/ri. that that town \\'lt5 (‘XpCnUJlH-I $10,000 a year omecluuzitioii arcl $30,000 a year on cigarettes. How much now on education? How mucli now on cigarettes? A mor- cliant; in that same lO\\'ll inlrt me they look more money hi" tiiliCir-uo tlmii they dirt for flour. They are spending their money for that, ivhicli is iint hrencl and

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Wealth, howsoever got, in England makes Lords of mechanics, gentlemen of rakes;

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couvcr Province. jilieir labour for that which satia- fieth not.

Th1: lfllflﬂlc)’ to place the em-j ‘tho people ivliri are spciiilili:

Antiquity and birth are needless here; 'Tis impudcnce and money inakes ii peer. i I A l

A bill providing $l,000,000 for government scholarships for medical students who would agree to practice in the country ha; pusscd the Quebec Legislative Assembly. Introduced by Dr. Albini Paquelte, Provincial Minister of

llllB-‘Is on lite dollar sign -- nvfilf l" nubile pr0nOutiCemenlo on "amateur" hockey policy _ wll‘. certainly du the giimg no good, If -lllt‘ olcl slogan of the "game for ,ilie genre's sake“. is to be changed ‘to the “game for the Kate's sake", lll(‘ fioi-kcy zissociaitioiis iitiglit just as ivcll open up iis business organ- izalicirs pure and simpe and quit

their money in these Lvii. evils are paying the taxes on the stuff here ricid sending their money away to the millionaires who sup- ply lllPni with the llqiini" .i.irl tobacco. living at tiuiiio poor ivliilc llie hi; IPIIu\\,\ ;|\\:i_v rit llll. atliw ciirl rim sporting ell IIII'I'.' money. Th». only way i-i w! rilirnirl of them is to rzivn up tl‘lllf§ ltfllil.

Health, the bill provides that the money spent iii, masqiirr c». ~ Calgary Albcr- We iiill Ilf‘\(‘l' IICIYB a sour-r gvgj- g pgyjod of yen you“ i" schohlrships for ma, Prov-Ilrrver (LSI long as m. [lune

- - _ - ' ._ iicolme ii. lie sumo iilii-liire .is Lltlffl year medical students. The students will Th“ “mp M“ "m mm,“ m _._,‘,_,A\v_., “h” lmhvuw m mud“ .e required to sign n contract with the health t“ ymmp, m,“ -,-,,,.k,.)_ ,1 ‘h? m,‘ nir- rIi-inIU-"iu. 1 u. lllll lt!l\l.‘~i' ll'I|t

lepartinent agreeing to practice in the country [cent-h century After I634 an oiit- l" lllltlk l“'l"“ l"‘l"l'c Ilt‘ illllwllll‘

for q eyiod of Hme jo be dew m‘ ed burst. 9f my“, mowing in t-[onand to tliroiv a iloinl nirri‘ sii-"li ll or. p .. .- . . r m ‘ callrrl "ruiiponianiii", made the HS M11 Wright Mid Mr- Sﬂvlllc m

adinn ladies passed away this week in the per- paid for o tingle bulb at that ilmc. ltj’,l‘°"‘_',a;'f‘iTlbllmin ‘,'l'_‘"‘]‘,‘c‘_’|l"::;,fi 5°" °l 90""? Dcllllli. (1-55. l-L-Du W300" 0f NO” I" cal-hill‘, m?" Wlfml’ alhlrl fill-ii}. rill liliollll‘ ‘rfltilltjifivi Senator William Dennis and president of the jrlezcjffs L“ a “we ‘lurk and a kw ‘and the‘ penpli- i:."i.\l llrr-h 50k‘ Halifax Herald and mother of Miss Clara Den-l -~~ gm.“ m“ ‘he "Ig"""'.°"l' "r l nis, the well-known writer and historian. Shel I“ I375 lbw‘ 2-900 m"! 0' smﬂlFsoﬂal and omHldy m‘ Md sill-l

. , .i1' -i'ii- l t ll vi- was the first Indy in Canada to have a Rayahpm m “hm ‘err ("Hen ‘m "I

Peterborougli Examiner.

V V Grrmrr NP“. \,',“,’rk'_‘°.§l__c°dgl it)‘. Aiirl I iiiiiilrl :irl(‘i>r~ ",I_I'.\.' honor bestowed upon her in her nwn right en- ‘anon Itftfl lwn introduced, iisll“. ""11 lflflﬁliilci: v ‘

titling her to be designated Dame, a degreejtlllt-"Y WH- lliPi-i still llolllcd- ‘Fo- gctlsljltl-jrpofbi“lllirﬁj-rinrdllbPlgbhldllnllllflﬂdll lower than Lady. This distinction was earnedjailﬁ‘ p: rgavfjae imgﬂfgrllstorskql” never he sort‘); fur it’. by many years of unselfish work in connectionjrmvi- .1piseiiwuichlei.‘iniilsinpghiiiii ' with the Red Cross and soldiers and sailors in Al lmsi 500.600 resident; or the Halifax for World War I as well as in women's “ll-v hi“ "ad ‘Immwlws ‘"‘°°I"al°l1

- - r < l“ lﬂtlizrise to the Health Commis- orgunuulm“ and fdllfullollfjl Hum“ slonei-‘s i-rqiicst rind advice. There last lactation proﬁt-ct. ’l'liis means has breii no prime. At no time was 1,139 pounds of buttzrf-rit or about Purchase of property and asset; of fhe there any (HFSI! to fear an epidemlel 1,425 rounds if butter. Considering Mount Royal Hotel, Montreal; King Edward, ITNCW Ymk Tm“ ma‘ ‘he l“ “In I" m" lumm‘ 4'

. » 4 iycar-uld class, on Lwicv-u-cluy iiiilk- Toronlor ROYUI cflnllullglllr Humlllml- Gelwml New hole! to relieve tire jam ofling. this is iin outstanding achieve-

Bfﬂﬁk, Niagara Falls; and Prince Edward, Wind- guests are huizg up by liigh uulld- nienl. The Ilolstein is nrle tu turn sor, by a new corporation, the Cardy Cqrpgrg-‘KZ costs. Officials of the Hilton this Irigk, not leecziiie she pro- no" Limihd y h-h v ' - oicls Carp. oivnei- of chcagois due-es milk rich in bu crfal. but be-

“ o w ‘c emu" G Curdy '5 P301"? Hollée- llSllre that it would cause of hcr tremend us milk out-

cﬂﬂy. operating economies, and combined busi- irlwit IlCSlCIry lCIIZIy. According u) grand torn or biittvrfnt i5 (ugh 3355 pmmohon Md advertising has been pm_ tlli;\\l(ilriilr;l\iiiil€istrs iiile of tl-iiiziii). enough to make he." ii

' - . ti’ "" . "c-i: 1-‘ "ii: posed in a plan submitted to the shareholders rim.“ We i. 2,..°50",:’°d‘.‘y’,',§‘§§§*":c ‘galfzgrlzcghcigjif mos’ {labia}: 1,0

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of H“: fwc hotel °‘?"lP°""~‘S~ A“ mfeleshng U‘? lewfml-t-‘l Pa)! 'Tl\-9l. declare ration lie concentrates science and feature of the plan l5 the establishment of a llY-‘vofllclnls. lsolll etthe quotien- brecdlng UrOll noun-o. haw SLICPCES-

chm-grub“; founduﬂon to be known u‘ the Curd), Inf! Palmer House average lul he has brcir in creating new Fm, day‘ _ M - - r ll} "7 p R (lilt- Many 0F lvdiiyl‘ t-yprs. .- ri-lnniiil." tlir- wniiiuil tn n m" r‘ cmdy hm made m‘ "lmql b4: holes \\l‘1‘.' put. i:|i ill the iiiicl- prim i-nniiizriiirulrc ~-liiittll"ll l"l'c'r~

000000" 0f $300,000 in cash, enabling the ioun- 20%’. Prcsciit. cuiisirlmllun Gusts iii-e‘ Pmcs dation to purchase 300,000 Class B shares. The 170 P91‘ WI"- ﬂbl-‘IVB lllﬂl- Dcrlcd- —~' purpose of the foundation will b; to provide f“. ,w"l' sllTel J°ll‘l'~-81- ' TTTT T“- -T’_‘ “TTTTT

ilities for the training in Canada of hotel exe- ',,,“‘,,'§.‘.‘,.c‘§,“,'§°.',glf,l’.;‘ ‘.‘,,‘,,§‘,§°§‘,,Y‘,§ZI ("fire/nib fdyﬁcfwrrm

("PUTS “I'd Pclillllllol. There are in the Unitczl iilzovc all ll-l‘ for iiiwrlcniiinn of States some 90 institutions providing such fac- i-iicrvli iliiil l-rlllllltlﬁl‘. -or ihe rare- ilitics, but none of a comparable nature in Can- it?“ j-nd ljwllul. “fmdd” "l P.

, _ s . . . _. oda. lt is planned for the foundation to make 1,311,‘. ]((ijjl,,“l,,j\, cjoéiijjgilaqijs; arrangements through one or more Canadian ‘nceiilcrs llﬂll“: urn being‘ llllllgtd. Ctr,

educational inst'tut' t . t '- i“ "ll" l1" llll-lftl l"l fl lll1l~ lint’ ' It 7| 510ml “dnjinistfﬂlfjognnfrhwsofgﬁndgvzcncoiafifs tlwtllllfll \\lIl h, filth-r? i-znrliyliviili:

- ' ' . . ‘ t.li.~iii cvrr (lt'l\'K‘ll into srprrzitn

incorporated as _a non-profit organization and uguinpi. uuri-c viilunblc time ,_,.:\d WITH while final details have not been completed, ‘mercy will be sucni in .a;:i-;:noiiioul AITACHMENTS its administration will be directed by fiveilllscmmfl" “"0 "illlflllc 09m"- Tll" CASH pmci

1rcspons .lll.y for determining w; I311 turn shrill ccmi: to puss rests lnigcly on llic pros; and public incn of the Seven years ago next week, on April 27, country. It l3 n reril rcspons hility, I941, German troops walked in and occupied “Pd "° m“ “'°""hy ,°I H"? "w" Athens just four days after the Greek Army sur- t” dodge H’ T Guvlph rendered to the Axis powers. Three days later, I J on April 30, British forces withdrew from the country. Early in May, I943, Capt. F: T. Peters, RN, of Prince Edward Island and Brit- Colugibiafwas posthumously awarded the ictoria ross or o gallant action at Oran Hor- .

baiir, North Anew, in Nov-ember, I942. Three fiﬁnuii imiﬁiﬁciiiiﬁgiiiii Half; Yﬂl-"i "90 "ext week, on April 29, I944, H. M. ldr-prczsion will convince business C. S. "Athabaskan" was sunk off Brest, France. “““"'3°“"°“I" m“ P" l" ll B05100" Tllﬂl ﬁllly. too. the $130,000,000 Canol project 3,1322%; “ihiiii- I. m their ad- was completed with the opening of a big re- lmarkei for their gfglrtflﬁljwﬁgalg- trinery at Whitehorse, Yukon Territory. . . fcftllgllrljgplxglt gslllllélrlly ilnlteatfl of n s aprons on oi-co

eta: zmszrrr "" '1 ""- tl u... m. u... g across south Germany try simply cannot afford u, in m.

and had penetrated as for as ll miles into Aus- adjustments be mldc- iilong itiiit trio near Piissou. The entire Allied world thril- "MM '°“l° - w“"""l"5‘°" 9°"-

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lei. to the news that the U. S. Ninth Army n m“; b‘ ‘mm, M human" fighting from the west liad at last met with Rus- satisfaction no the Holstein men r0 sian troops battling their way in from the east. km” “l” °"' °l "W" "vﬂllt 00.

On May 2, the war iii Italy, Austrian Tyrol and black and “m” n nwﬁbbbekuk , Limited

prominent and cntirzly independent trustees. . . A .

$6750

Dolnrrod Payrnlntl Amlnged

There M, iilwnys some short,- sightcd fWOlYlL‘ whose motto is to charge all tlie traffic will bear, headless of lltc ultimate affects of overreiiching. But there ls ground for hope that the current emphasis

Goblin Electric Cleaners are known by Canadians from Coast to Coast. Thousands sold before the War. Here h o aiodelto deli h: every‘ Canadian Housewife.

FREE DEMONSTRATION

Salsburg ended at noon with the surrender of butter-tat champlon. ‘Phi; remmr. 1,000,000 German troops. Hitler was reported "It! Bnlmll. the Properly of the

Darkness -~ should now be world Plum 130B

a; "dug" and Dom" d - _ Otrlarlo Hospital at Hamilton, pro- m. I z succee ed liim as fueli “my 35,711 pounds of mllk tn her Th" ‘as

~ : - - Dl-llcl‘ lammls eltplm?" °7 lmlbs- their efforts ‘jlgamsl ‘m5 HIRE“ ‘llglll was seen from Charlottetown One of the most distinguished modern Can- Sonyejimgg; a5 mucti as $5.000 was “"5 I “'°“l" "m "W" m” "mp1" ‘to illuminate un- western sky. llir‘

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president, for the purpose of increased effici- loosi $12,530 iii-com l0 duplicate li it put. The flood is so mat iii-if the.

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Destroys my flglitiiiz strength-dis- BWTIS my soul.

l. who must courage bear as shield

and lance- 1’. rwiho iniust vanquish self to Irvin control. .Dnre yield no hour l0 iivcaknczs. Not. l0ll me

yThe balm of soothing W‘0l‘d5—lllC

cuse of tcar —~ , The eager lie-ping ‘in n day to be- _'l‘lie r-vrr-ot rr-nircnbcriiig of iitihcr _\‘r'ttl'!.

Pierce not my mall at’ laughter. 110i’ trr-trriy ,- :\1_\- QOWRITIICO to mighty tenderness‘. |f.r~t me be brave, in seomlnll- l°l toclzii‘. . 'l‘omorrow I may feel 3'01"‘ Pll-Y I055- I Give me your prayers. 0 Frleﬂd- l but guard your eyes. And yield rmy frailty this poor d15- guise.

-»Lucy Gertrude Clarkln-

Q4++++Q+Q++o+¢+m+f04OOO E Old Charlottetown f (And I‘.E.l.) §

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Duirliig the early part of Uvlollvf. H825. n terrible calamity befell the jflourishiiig ilictrict of ltllhrllllclll. by which tiuiidreds of lfﬂople per- ‘islicd and may others were left ldestilulo of the mcaiis of subsis- ,l.0nc€. The iivr-ods near the town of Newcastle hart been on tire for some time previous, but not to sucli inn extent as to excite alarm until ttin night. of the ‘ftli. Vl/Ilelt the ‘uviiid beteiii ti) blow from the north- invest, .'iii(l the inhabitants were ‘aroused by H. tremendous roaring lnolse iii the woods, but. before they leoiild ascertain the cause of the lvrliole of tlir- surrounding fort-st was in n bliizc. Tlie ioivii of New- castle and Douglas ‘Fawn, together Irrvith mile; of forest irrere enveloped [In flame. from which llir- IIIIlDYb‘ ,unnte inhabitants were unable to Janka l.ll(‘ll' escape rind perished in the fire. Great. branches were LORI from the trues iiiicl ivliii-lcd through thr- nir like lcnllicrs by the liuivliiiﬂ ,\'.'lIlt'l5. iitiile liurriliig Liiirber aiiil Tlnmliig huts were olrricd before

it with amazing ixijiidity". Sn fierce ivns tliq- gala that ptcucs olj vlizirrcd or burnt. ‘KHIKI borne (Ht ltin wings of flip lcliiyiizst laiiiclrrl nii lliri .Iii~lrls oii tho ivcstnrn |’.ll'l iif this‘ llslriiirl. \\'llEl‘(\ they were pickcrl iip‘ ,l>_v the inhabitants. Diiriizig tliej jiiigtits of the conflattlfitlun a bright

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DR. 0.3. NORDLAND Veterinary , Surgeon Mount. Edward Road Charlottelow-ii, P.E.L Phone BM

PUBLIC~ STENOGRAPHER nltnieographtiig cords and circulars - conceit programs. correspondence,

typing and bookkeeping HELEN GIDDEN Telephone 1890-1 Apt. No. l. Conriaiight npto. ' Pownal Street

‘“" MORRELL and COMPANIY Chartered Accountant!

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Intern Trust Building

Phone H41 — Box NI Charlottetown B. M. SEARS. C.A.

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APRIL 26. 1947

— I SAIDI IT'S COOLER, SMOKING TOO.

In the new 6 piece place setting. Now you may buy your silverware

the economical way. Buy one

place setting at a time-or as many place settings as you require.

ROG E RSO? 6 PIECE PLACE $ I SETTINGS 5 _ i Consisting of one trach- knife. fork, salad fork. - teaspoon. 5 ollock tea-

spoon. dessert or round bowl-soup spoon.

The Celebration Chest-satin

and velveteenJined-anti-tarnish -walnut finished. $8.00

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Jewel/er: for Four Generation:

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For: , YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS»-

Consult:

IIYNIIMIIN 8i 00. LIMITED

The Oldest lnsuronco Agency In Prince Edward liluiirl

Offices: Charlottetown - Hilde - Montnilw ALLISON I’. lIlcLEAN. District Manager at Summer-stile CYRUS A. R. SHAW. Dlstrlcl Manage at. Montague

‘rhorniis McAvlnn .I. E. Hui-rows Earl B. Burke

. AGENTS THROUGHOUT THE PROVINCE

Speclal Bepreaontatlvea at Charlottetown.

NEIL W. HIGGINS CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT i Currie Building Charlottetown Tel. I636 P.O. Box 452 rz OO§QOi McL§OD a. BENTLEY t

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Ill Prince Street i ‘Q-Q-O-OOOOOOOOOWOOPQOQ-O-OOO - 'OO-O

H. ll. DOANE 8i CO. Chartered Accountants

l8 Grafton Street w; Charlottetown Phone 20M Bo: 247

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