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Unemployment ln- ssnsssca Forecast.

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Hgf," 'R _'il mont had ra thoss nations

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“And so we provided more sni-

ployment in our industries and for our people, while the Liberal party inter-nnltod and onisd out against

what we wio Mtg," he dvclmnsd. The increased tar s had the sl- ,icct cr rwinelsls the bslsase cs trade, along with clan measures

taken by the varnment. _ "We have rsrened this unfavor- able balance," 10'. Bennett said, and he asserted that C7aneda's ap- pwcnt favorable trade balance for the present year was 000,000,000.

iii liggi r 't éligs

C D __ ' rhsonnsdisndollsralsostocd

‘i in he world money ax- :ges_ 'hae govemrnent had rd decisively to mee* the "now -gency" ereatvd by Great Brit-

a; is withdrawal from the gold standard. "And Canada. I am bap-

- py and proud to say. has met every sbliqrition according to contract." - Cnn~_da's credit was "q>otless" g now. he asserted, a situation which

"redcunds to the credit of each in- dividual person in Canada." _ 1-le answered Liberal criticism. _Only the other shy, he said, he _ had been approached by the prem- _ iers of Quebec and Ontario for the -_ placing of an embargo and ' the l rrgillstlon oi' diipments of news- print. from Canada. They told him.

-'_ the Prime lliniltot uid, that the ipowsrlorthsss assanmsslsyin -'_ the new marketing act. "Peace, or- _ der and good government and the _ lnartvtim act gave us the power to do what two Liberal prima

A ministers wanted us todo."

. ' Trois lpanded -'. 'Prods was being expanded. Mr. I Bennett declared. in the face of ~ the "shrinking revenues. adverse Itrsde balance. railway and coun-

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oouparisoniomshsvss

warrant

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of lngi standard know that Canada

all 5 l ti;

v ra ohthat system nmdnsdtoba

converted, illpodw serious respon- _i\illssaad0\I\l¢¢li°lllont.hsgov- armnantof tiis country andhsnss

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lp imhsd states," urged tn Prime happiness and relief to U psople-"

ssnisuv. "There, between sian me 'rm mai-seeing act. sis. Bennett 0°; °°,,,,f§°,',‘§°,"“m, ,""'.,°"°

were sompsllsd to close asserted. hed been "bitterly spool- Ummm, ~,t_,,.,,m,,45g

neoass or inc ds- cd" ln Parliament, despite use m. on, mom, ,., M1, _

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noted and only

0 cited -

'oenwsstttwitiinsepceitien ' rwlis-l!'!sml.fl»°° W' awww; mm mm nm-lntlne lssisisacn si stun- ,um ,,,,,,,,,,,d_

scenery," as emtigxrnmmuticn Th, Mit- _M im,” me

ernvecrwntrinima 0,-id mhnadneenpassedwmchnsdeneblsd "° ° 3°" 'POLIUECOUET-A*'»h°P°“°° ccntlnues to psv :is gslisatiegs in every iinsncial'inetitutisn in cas f§;‘”‘,Z”'t,f ’°§'_"“‘* “““"‘°*' Court vesterdsv s vsirsllt 'ss *ll- tlsetermsofitscorstraot." country to meet. in the terms of no 'an W °"° ‘ '°°‘47 i/=l'w0dt0l1l11l’¢Y d0Y5i“1°~u- 5mm' | ‘-met is wma remain.; in up their sentrsets. their obligations, " °’ “‘"°““‘“"1 P’°4“*° "°“14|wh° eppssrsd themed with bslns .saonsy msshets of the world"-as whaihsrinchequss or life insurance b° °‘"°’°°d “W f“m‘°"'» '“b‘°'ldl'lll1k "I l'¢m0°d°d f°" °' "°°k~ ‘emphasized sndprooesded so srpiuip certificates. "Who in Canada nad' :n§“k¢tth°m‘;‘;‘;£”‘¥ °f N04* 0° U00 ‘ Be was allowed out Un bs-ll

wnatl.~lncnntbi.u ttcssetsvsfbssslrsfsssdspollsvlusnor ~ wcst cf the creamy *in the hsdaetbcerrpaidinrnlltne slnouat uH‘.“’”" °“°.“n°4 W *WI fills-_ I. 0! 0- BIGUI-All llll'l'l`N° Prairie Provinces, the aitustipn had ofamaturing insurance policy." ask- °“' mf* ,BF‘m°°f' 49015434 NS _ tonight. 8 o’olock. followed by lee- been 'so acute that it had been ne. ed Premier Bennett. ¢°v_°m'_’_‘°U'(| hW°“f'i°U °f IUUDI ture on "Aviation" (With lantern esssary sm- gs... Domain.. to 10.... “what happened in me _richest W it Wil Widen- spd not nsr- slices) at 9 culees iw lui-_ Leo

cr _ th ceuntryini.nswcrldr.1ucliesetlistl 1°* It ss the days so br.” by powers, engineer in elm-ss of

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fact that it offered. the farmers of

they receiving a Canada “sn opportunity for cc- " mv' .Dow on Bum ni t

'evil \`1°l}l\' they loft operative effort" which would work the mg,-nwmgwr ragutcggl 1?/xc

hstltutbvl. _ out to their great benefit, In this] “mm ,mpg ,pm at the mxperi-

connection he the mould of

countries

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nest tale,

vast sums money

nh me e these things are worthy of gratitude Promised. . maintenance at Upton Airport op-

gveat dronghtwhrc ad chre lor four years--new five or six year; inbtsad 0! 010° 0lI'l7lIlK ofitlclsm of 'Bien he turned to socill 1081!-

some ople, who incidentally are 1°“°11 In mil field. than were

.-there had been no crop at all. At P0 - - one time 300,000,men, women and usually those who have received the mimi’ DFODIDMQ in bs dealt with.

‘Hs mentioned unemployment in-

seen and would see that no man,

_addition another million dollars was

through all Nova. Bcotian ports had

those figures indicate, declared

062078000 The trade of Halifax

,children had to be cared for by the greatest benefits." state, and not long ago he had The growth of trade through the‘ Hllrilnoo. "Ami, he said, "we pro- leamed that 44,000 families will have ports of Nova Scotia was then plc- Dose to introduce legislation at. the to be cared for as the result of crop tured by the Prime Minister. In next session of the Parlismmt of failure. But the govcmmant had 1900 the total imports passing Canada."

woman or child lacked food, shelter been 014,900,000; in 1933 it had been _ Social Ssrvlss or clothing. $11,215,000 and in 1934 it reached a 'In the social services, as along

‘-The govemmmg mmm vast gm, total of sl6,274,000. Of this trade other lines, the Consarvstlvg pq-_

of money gm- she” pm-pose, md- Halifax. handled $12,574,000 and the ty'5 outlook W" 5 for-"_,-d °ne_ M sometimes it had been difficult tc lossless of ships had been hlsher misfit was seeping paw with fs., know where that money was coming lhllll in 00)' D¢'¢V*°\l5 S'¢°l' ln “'10 worldis progress. This was ex- rrem," declared Mr. laennctrxf but ports history. ,empliiied by its appointment ci Cs.nadn's credit has been good and ‘ the parliamentx committ” on she has been able to float loans and PNN 0| F000" price spreads mass buying, _than lend to the provinces and so _ and its later conversion of -the vneotthegveatproblemswhichwe-re. 'Il\flIll>l‘°l1‘1V-lfh1l.*°fmU“°' ccmrnltteeintoaRoys.lCommia-‘ to be round west cz the Lures." l;f;1s3_dH_l:__Lllk._l_f_s)s;°<g_>p°£¢__l;_ts 3° sian, _ .

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!ksss|»°\'\°i\w Pwlllm Kr" °f f°°“f0*“€ l“'°=P?,"*W "hm" concluded its work," he told nis`

audience, "wa will enact necessary

me px-gme Mmism- mm gm-neg go Premier Bennett, who than outlined legmatm mmm th use problem er transpsrtstien whose the export trade Ilgsres for the pro- p,,u,m,',‘,',,_.. Um" “fe ’§,°mmm“m°°k;’,: magnitude he emphasized by saying vines. _ hm. wound up M mvsmnnon that it was necessary in rind s1.sso.- i;i____l5‘l9:__l_;iag mu ,M M M as M, Bennet; _000 each week to pay tha deficit. in 000:0o0._md ________.ye____ __§h__g soured tl; _dx-ted to K0 in discussing .the sub

' spy deign, my \memp|¢,ymm;_u [needed to meet the cost of pensions: . . . _ 000000 w “Q M fm, other .lovernmmt prob

'_' which had been left behind by the I outgoing government. 2 Agreements had been negotiated

with lan( lations “on lsvansble Eternss.” lk party had _sccired I freedom of kadc sg. v les telaed.” .pg ' hesreln to I "firm L ment so

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_ declared Premier '_ can look back old ; cord for a period s

' has never sses _

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>Ci%`D-A*T“the“Prima word :Island Hospital. asendey, nee. io, Angus llselaod in his 'Mtn year. Funeral from his late residence bt _Ulmer Queen street. Notice ister. JAY-At Vernon on Dee. 0, 1904, like Harold-h.v.sistsrorRnv.M.

- Rowley. oar _ runel-el at vcmon River #Simson morning at 10 o‘clock. _ l

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_Chad of Thanks

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_mi and lla. Prdd Wlhflis Wish flflush the press in thanx all _*___ l‘ friends and neighbours for _‘__-l'lness and sympathy shown _dem during iiso illness and death . their assrsy beloved daughter, Eorence, 8158

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bill a political point of view

The Rims Minister then tuned

» ' . had rovrn rom , - i:’;S‘§;i..':.ell2;“.*:;;“:.:li.:‘:. ...,.s._ '°”~ ' 1--. ...-e .-- ...... ... ...... of the Great War. "Vast sums of “Those llings did not comslsbout fm’ “within ‘"3 °°mP°°°“°°" 9115 moms were uoulrsa and these ln- by accident." declared the Prime °° ”‘° IW* °f °‘“‘ WWI-" Tlls .volvsd the payment of taxes, nor Mll”~llt0l‘~ "They 001110 U tho Nolllt Pm”° M‘“m°" *id h* “med 90 ,won those taxes more onerous for 0! d011U°l‘&t¢ Dllmllllls and for that “mm ‘ml °1°¢-P 9° W0 P00919 07 tae public to psy than they were for planning 1 mass no sneuss and I 00004;* °° rsllwvs ,mlsspprohsd tha govsmment to impose speaking think we can bs justly proud of it." 55°" 'Q10' 5° Oilily arise.”

l "Moreover the country wea follow- to the Imperial Conference of 1900 mlh Solo of -5°W00*llity bg s poiiw of economy which never when he had gone tollngland and T09 _C°¥ll°\'V°l1lVl Difti. slid tho before has been pursued, continued had said in asc. ulsepenald and Pflms _lW11lstsr. hed s.“blzh senss Premier Bennett. "We have shrunk Mr. Bnowden that _for 30 years °f l'€Sl>0l1Blbi1it¥ toward the Can- ifhe' payments of the civil scrvs-nt! Canada had granted a preference “dim D5Wll;;'§' _N14 f0Y¥°ft8I\ until it seemed that the reductions amf was seeking similar retums l>1'e'J‘ll¢li00. snimositias and could not go my farther, and ws from the Mother country. 'rncy 00101' disfuptlps factors so that lssve done this for you." has ssic that this was impossible. Csllsds mlslll be dcvslopsd ss a When, he had come to B.ltfa1_¢_-to_ *My opponents rejoiced at that °°““"'Y Uf \\°l'”\°l\Y BM llllity. It cpcn a pier “which could lccoin- and wily did they rejoice? Bs- W” mt WY- ‘f°1' HIWGYI there modate the liners Queen Mary and cause they had tried and failed 'WN “i’1ren1-ands” and those who the Normandie, the world's largest and misery lsves eompmylf “gm-1,.. would stir up Prejudice. ships without difficulty, he had gd premier Bsnnegh --bug wh,” the “Do y8\l_desi~re' harmony, good- OHWGU P°l01bl)'. that here 'W0-3 me conference ended I had induced Wm “nd “NWC 5° YW 0951” 01° shy that would realize the benefits nom to beueye in the gminbuuy Prosperity of this country?" he which had resulted from the enter- og an adjoummmt ,D mmm and asked his hesrers. If they did, he

prlss and tl" °°0f°S¢ °f 011 OW0' in 1932 there had met mere, rep- _l_';:;l‘;;l__ll_:'_:_l_f__y=l;_l:_l:_°rt ll; £1; belgtef

Wor one _

illll 111 °l‘P°“d1“¢ m°m°° °° “ 9°" resentatives of every free com- -

vhish vs# of °<l\ls1'v°l“° *»° the mcnwenltn within the British nm- 1? f°l' *-0° °°lmtl'v’s best ntenssts- wheat-grower in Manitoba, for it pm, and me govemmem of mm _ "We have had our shortcomings," was his port as much as it was the to Msothm about method, by he admitted. “but always we have P0" f°f 01° ff“‘°°¥’°'"" *U W 0”' which marlreis could be expended W°f\"=0 h°0°°i»'*¥-" 0';l>°"“ V°“°Y- ln met iamlly or nations fp rs- "I H1 Mt hm W msls sn sp- . 90° *'00* °f ‘“°"°Y "’“°h md place those which had been lest in Wal 00 the 0" °f B sfllsrsl slep- b°e“ “pended in the p'°vm°° by the nations which were discrimin- “°"»" he Said- "but *O Pfelmt U0 .the Federal administration were at “Kam” “B m their ma,ke"_.. you problems that you may think

than cited ny use premier as uid- ,ff government me mme Mm om. ,md may Mm th, Mm,

pended on the new pier, and on tho

works of another which had beau

wa gr

your country and mine from in-

°“°° °‘ "lm "“ N1" °°“° "° mm iam- declared had negotiated mile Wm” f° Wt V001' me-" His sp- me <l__li_l'_i_c__\g_§les;r t_l:_<i__t_;:e_i;___r;_t§>_l:_s_l mmm,” ,hm the ,umm c,,,,,,_ peel. he said, was directed to use re “|Do’ ii ‘iiblic works tbtal- tu” °f "im EmPh'° “nd” which new body of Canadians lmkmg

en m n °“ $65009 I _ old 6 Cnnamux product* had been ‘Wen £0 the fil|Sl.lI‘€." Bhd he ddked their mug? 19', educzlnon as _ a preference in their markets. °°;\__|___\d°1'_§~‘°“ f°l' U0 PGYSUYIBI B003-

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Wuhurrrtxireaszrvr ..t...,.., ..rh;s.sJlruhrhcl: gitmnu “mic worn; ave mmm counted we will continue to serve dollars gnctically had been ex- - "rh°5°v" 5° °°~|d» "5" *M 9*' “nm” M it “hmm bm b°

" ° te. a eements-and they saved 9¢\'V¢d~"

WP can w lu d th muses s°ll~=sw~" Federal Government

dgrqvtghle Maritfmign Freight? Rates D¢WliA th-is the Premier con- R c r d Is

:Ze nic on lam cn tl.. sewn willed. the Liberals had opposed 0 0 _

three Maritime Provinces.

" said Mr Ben

ate in Jllly 1937-in the life of the

linesof the 0 dl Natl s.lBail- these treaties and would have

had totnxllgd B;s}4,640(i;:)]0 which nullified them. Defended’

ways . _

t, be tloned among the "These agreements,” declared

mu “wr the Prime Minister. -'will vermin- OTTAWA PA CTS

“From these sums. . -

hott," you must realize the very neat Parliament and when you Canada _ Ranks High

than were cited by the Pre or to

with their renewal."

Desihw ln Ussnapvloymeut "There are problems of the first '°'*°

magnitude involved. Think what it

Think what it means to loss it

great charges which the Canadian vote in the next Dominion election _ _ tax-payer has to meet in order that you will have to say whether Mr. Am0I1g NBHODS. this port may function.” King or this government will. deal _ ` ...__

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returned the National Government

D0mi0l0l\ smsliwmollt _xsane means to alloy this pref¢rence.|to power.

_Show the ll*-l‘Cl\8l'-11 0! 0310003 P03' "We got these preferences," oon- Conditions Neccssilated Move

*Lion and _hs sold NIM- 00 N°VCl1lb¢l` tinucd Mr. Bennett. "and now President Woodrow Wilson ff the

ll lust s ww of 937.000 sml>1°vf°S what am 1 charged with sy cuqonitcd states had promised to keep mayor o. a. has been sa the psvrqlls of llrml opponents? 'rney say I drcvs :semis ceuniry out of the war. but ne sion, is registered

ll-1 - d mned had not tept that promise. He had 'National

IND* 0( 155°* WN” Uh' ‘P°°“1°" becasue I made a good bargsln headed the Un a

tlve era had been at its height, tha ann* ym, ,bk mm, M my war because of conditions over

icsalnsd sssncnl.v1,80ooopsfI°0l country which ns had no control.

In W1-U1-llsl' in 0110 lllt yvllff *hs -mg pmm Mgnmep “keg hi; In like manner, certain promises l\l”1lb°l‘ 01 f“m”1°‘°° ”“°f md 0°' heal-ers to leon sc me increases ul msds by the Conservative psrtv ln

011020 ll! 1l»l°°s°0°“"’ °°“'“”'-“ d' u-eds with australia. 1°°° *"4 not been implemented _ °l°1°s vm 0°' WWW *U* '"0' frggarhalsnd and india under the “l>°°suss af clwllmslsntss which _oomlitiol-is. “Hamm” ~ ~~ larosenlidovsrwhiohswshadno i “lt must be admitted is lass ..somem,' hu ,.|¢_~ 1,, ¢',,,i,,,¢,‘ control." ~‘ l0W9l'Pl'°Vil\°°|l|Y°l'm“mU ~m.¢I|_m¢ry|n‘g°m.g¢th¢|¢_AldO,h<)l\\th0h¢I@iHl0fd0- stimulus elven *O W mmbef mam' Ottawa agreements the mam 4,", .pressiong the Bennett Government

. .ry by the is-ads agreements and the great public works has led to a vast dlminutionlin the number ol unem- ployed," said Hr. Bennett. “We Uv

h'usis¢;»s.a¢fy¢r °"“‘°‘“"""°‘““"°” ""‘”"'tn rsecrdoischievemsas

new and still uinieulr. for many in th: mm, MM _Mn M mm”

£355; s5?§¥

in the nest eiscticq. They

talrllv be an iu\¥0lr94ll_t_ you have the sl nation fore you. On one hand

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Wm 'rlcxsrrs-at the special

skate last night at the Forum the following were the holders of lucky numbers for which frev _tidltts 101' Friday nights hockey game were given. Miss Alberta Higgins and Mr, muh lvmcxinnon, skaters. Mr. \ James lllullerton and Mr. Joe corri- ‘

Heron, Llwky table, em jM’inA'k9l'.

mquesa' 'sonar-_.A cvroflsfl uuy consisting ci Wilfred Duiry (foreman), Gordon monon- ald. l\%____l_.:eme. Euseus_D1lu¢slfs» Frank _ ie. Alben Mscf.oan and Gorge Berrigan were inipanelled yesterday to inquire into the death of Mr. William Diamond. 'MW 91° Jury had viewed the body the in- quest was adlourned until today at 7 p. m.. in order that is post mor- tem ba held. No evidence wus tal- cn at the inquest yesterday.” _ The post morbom took place yesterdi-Y afternoon. _

BONOUBED AT MANUFACT-

unms' ass'N lwnnfrrlvo-.ac the annual meeting of the Canned Goods section, Canadian Manufac- turers' Association, Maritime Div- ision, held at Halifax on Wednes- day last, Mr. W. 1". Tidmarsh of this city who has been a 1000100? 091100 its inception some twenty-flvt YBHYB ago was elected an honorary life member in appreciation of "l0l\8 and valuable services rende:\~d." At the some meeting Mr. .W. H. Tid- marsh` was elected to th! lB°l\l'd 04 Directors. He has been s member of the association for nfteen yes-rs. has taken a keen interest in its work and was especially l<l'l0W1= 101' his interest and work to improvo the quality of the pack of canned lobsters.

JOINT MEETING-Tile 'I’i'inity

Intermediate C. G. I. T. and Trail. _Rangers met together in the So- cial Hall last eveni118. Foul' gl‘0\1Pl of girls and three of boys number- ing about sixty in all were in st- tendance. The first part of the evening was spent in makilld ~spx'\1cc wreaths with which to de- corate the Church School for the Christmas season. Fifteen ver! artistic wreaths were _eompleisd. Games were played under the leadership of Rev. J. W. Barbc/in* after which refreshments were served. 'Rin , U! TBP! brought n y ovtlli-08 9° aclose.The _ _ .T.B¥‘MlDSvN‘l'¢ lmder the superviilion of Mrs. W. M. Rowe with the following cal)- able group leaders: Mrs. A. B. Bagnail, Mrs. Hamid Moore and the Misses Betty Rogers and Mar- ion stony. The leaders of the Trail Rangers are Rev. J. W. _Bar- bour, Messrs. Prank Storey and James Arnfsst.

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CITY coUNc1L _=’=°1=;~l=1°= M ,,,,,_,,,

“serv rt §.§§§§§§§§;§'§i s_ir§E§§:r r 'E

corner" m refcrnsdtoi thathewas

|rs.uce1le.ncous rinse at costs

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ss 3*

3 chard tholmst that since the ' ~-*"1-lip “`

GUard|an l mpunisd Police cant clean up incl °°u.§’.°,‘¢°,,‘}'§_,],§,§,}{,;_';[,i{,°,,”,,},°_,$§ g¢,.,|¢;.¢

elves” a new msn would have a, gum, dum, wmmm by me mm, may iilt ‘-

°h°“°°- °°““' KWH”-0 force during November are ss fol»’ Thlsrsdl! nltb "““ \

This aslnml ia roasrval lsr news! \ m‘J°r“7 should 10”: - .ls ' ‘ _cmzw ‘Pd ‘°¢ , _ _,_

insssesr sas asvsssissns st_ \ mas goose. _ "’=__f _

-3_3 l:_~;°;_‘_ :_ ; sllsdbp wwsfmi 01° me be-l county Jell as _'_-~' _

“lb 0’PPU¢0D-ll in Prisoners escorted to the Queen’s

ll ll B000 IB I-Wlrrisoners escorted from Jail to

f U19 “Bull DN" Court for tridl ....._..¢....... 3°1110W¢d- The Bumrnonses served .............

C°UWl“W°?5uhpoenas served .....;'........

for an-f. Vicious dogs destroyed .........

sd not been Dwelling houses quarantined ... piporlt the re- Garnisheesserved .............. Coumril, Conn Escorted to Falconwoocl ........ to "hole in Dwelling houses searched under' meh had been. Prohibition Act, exclusive of png, 1-lp stswdl searches made by R.&M.P. 9,; that maet.m¢'_ l In closing this report Gentieuisn,

I wish to rele with dee re t to

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Ingus-

Colm. Maobougail pointed out l'. P ITB . uint in view ni the oitys llnanclsl the Pssslns of Police constable Fred- omdmon the Ponce Commun, eriok Blanchard, which occurred on Wm wmkmz in me mmm of the _November 10th. Duringthisoffioers city in ukmg th” me “WMM period of service with the City Police ment M an mm, be dam” Force. he discharged the duties as- unim July. other discussions eleng “Wed ‘° 0"” 10 0 "sry s=l0fs°t°rv the same line followed The vote m°‘°“"' displaying “M "‘“°~'d_‘°v°‘ when “km 'Rauma m ._ tn ticutoduty. He was lieldinhigbest ommduom Twnm, mummy esteem by all members of the Force. Van-Ideitifne. and R'eairdon voting, I have tm h°“°' W b°' im- and councillors Holman. Rst-1 Yam, §‘§§f,‘°“““en_ se- ,_,. tray, -Blanchard and MncDougall. A BmTwIs.r§_vi"”’ zvsrrererustursfas defe---»' l‘°°°1“°i°°- ' Hnanm nnponr _ '

Coun. Blsrwhsrd. Chairman of

the Relief Committee reported that his committee met last week and went over the list of those seeking relief. Quite is few names of in- dividuals who had not 'been resid- ents of Ciiarlottetown for a suf- ficim length of time were struck oilf. supplies are given out two

'lb His Worship the Mayor and

_Members of -the City Council;

B 2

I beg to submit herewith the

monthly report of the Department of Health for the City of Char- lottetown for November-,'19S4.

Chest examinations: 25.

'hy' 3' W°°k° ° Communicable diseases reported:

Conn. Raittray stated tl-mil: he was

gan, promenaders. _ ` 2_

- -°°* P‘°‘°°d tm’ P°“‘°° q“e°f'1°” Wa* Cases quarantined: 2.

AUCTION F037! '_"ls"Hn.‘° °’m1°d' s“U3e°t°° bmt P°u°° M’ Laboratory examinations: Blood

wed,” ua,-4 panty 0( the diy floor should work 12 home a day e,,,,mmati0m_ 67; Bmeum 1: swf NBIDB 01"” WU M14. 4”” Nw' m -th" “Y ther* W°“-M b° m°“'° turns, 7;' throat swabs for culture, and was H1841! WWII; 'UW °' men °n duty Wt' “'17 “"9 WM- 1; miscellaneous: Pleural fluid., 1; IUVHIIS WU0 W* Wimawwl x“di“]ad_& In ° ii “ W spinal fluid, 1; water analysis, 27. firm Mrs. BG* PWN _» Genwl “Wh” Y B iwmlmmmfi venereal disease report; second. Mis Jean P0151. _ F00# 1°°(~nd_o°___m_“”- Itlumlmd Patients treated: Males, S1: fe- rn-st, r. o. Hayley. gems second , ;__h:__ it is °°l1sl0@°'°0 males, 21; tctsl. sz. A- D. nynoh. 1‘t~eene~o\lt, -511112:: tho l‘¢_gll-NY 810000* 1'l°~’______\'3”¢__. New cases reported: Males, 4;

sI'°°°"1°° U” 7 lemeles, o. total, 4

beforethevounndltlre

5 s

ernment to solve them the Minis-

“The Bennett government is sat-

of world conditions. ’

Preserved Credit

"We have lived through the low

md dreary years of the depression and we have had to face a situation which was without any precedent in world history. We have pre- served the credit of Canada and the stability cf its economic organiza- tion and we have contrived to pro-

Councillors, City of Charlottetown. Your Worship & Gentlemens-

forty-flvs arrests were made within

3 SSE. 3 ;§’§§§r§§ ;;§§§.§t§ api? él 5‘§§§§ E?

§§ _ii

' neu.

're 1-ns worship the Mayor st oily vm; ,muses "pen ioity' -er

'Ml this 000'- 1 'retsl number of treatments piv- mQ_°“”- Vmmemk* HUUKNW' en during the month; ills. to G°"”m“””" PWM” b° f1_;°}°‘;_€_°d* Nursing division report:

M000# 0 00°” 09°* 4' pupils examined: eco pupils

mn °° 955°- ` __ weighed and measured -at Queen 'As l-llm wsu so mm business square school and necluers

Square BdhooL Home visits made

mee _ ;

journed. 21. Miscellaneous: Prince Street

School dl htheria imrnunizing olin

p ~

l’0¢-YU! Rll’0\"l` le being held at muy Redeemer

Charlottetown): Births. 33; deaths,

of the pioneers who have conquer- 19. wma* 20

cd _the Canadian West! Remecmmy mbm1md_

_ Turning to political problems and _ B_ 0_ KEEHNQ he steps taken by the present gov- cmd Health omom

tar of Marine declnredf' mmf. Repo” `

“ned t° appeal t° th’ °mz°“' M 'Ilo His Worship the Mayor and this country on the sole strength Members 1 ma City Cmmdp of its record That record speaks me ° °

' Genmen: _ ‘ _

rwmwmm-Mmmmw

CST 0 9 CC 1' W O . the tongs tc stud it in- the light s“°““’Y °f”°" ‘°' th’ mmm

ended November 30, l93L

Restaurants inspected

Yards inspected .i Privies inspected ............. Stables inspected _ . . . ...._..... Manure boxes inspected_.._.... Slaughter houses inspected’ Pig-sties inspected ........._.. Lavatqries inspected ;......... Houses quarantined Prosecutions "under Sanitary

By-ls/w_

s-sr-s-ss-I

IDQQDNBJUEIGI

cure for every Canadian man or Calls to houses lmdor Qlllrllllr woman the necessities of life. tins 4

"We are now entering upon a Accompanied by City Health Of-

more hopeful if not less dimcult flcer inspected dwelling huose on period of recovery and reconstruc- Weymouth street in an unsanit- tion." . ary condition.

'I‘he government already had I inspected the dump managed

taken steps which made recovery by the Hygiene Service Company D°SSlble. and then hastened it. It on November 29th and foundsnme was gratifying to learn that two in good wndif,-lop,

SUCH independent B.l.ll.h0l'if.i€! B8 thi! Other dutigg performgdl Bureau of Htatlstlss of the League sunnncnses served is 0! Nstl°l\s ll-lld H18 H0060” Slstls- oamishce ser-ved~:............ 1 N081 °"8H0i50¢1°¥1 Yi-llked 955040 Copy of garnishes ............ 1 f's.s the nation of the world which Dog tax couemd “sm hm' mme the U1'°°°°‘t "°°°'""Y Collected on executions City ~ "Um the d°P"""1°“-" Taxes in ai-reiu's . . _ . . . .._ $82.04

M1'-D‘”`““1e°'“ de°1“`°d tm* md Collected on execution for

been accomplished even though cm, Court _ _ _ _ _ _ ___ mm! Canada was “utterly unprepared" prosecution fm. nm payment to meet the depression and though of dog tax _ _ 5 the estate inherited from the Lib- Collecting mil' ` `

erals in 1030 “was most heavily _,AMES E; BRADLE-Y_ mortsssed-’ . sanitary officer.

I have the honor to submit here _ with the city police report rin- NEW HALIFAX month ended November 30, 1934. _-<-

During the mon’i.h of October (continued

i'lomPs.gol)

the City limits under the following the expenditure for the new pier B

, classified offences: unit costing 06.000000. _

W Ulrich, C0|inhsge'n, Drunk and Disorderly-Arrests, 6; All Canada had contributed to tht ll l'0K|5W1`0d 0° U10 Cm' c°nV10l»l0¥l~l. 51T0tal,6. construction of the pier and the

l Hotel. Drunk and Incapable-Arrests, 25: Prime Minister expressed the hope

gonvictions, 24; Dismisssls, 1; Total, that its advantages would rcsound

t0 the benefit of all. `

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Betty (skates) ........‘.'2§.‘ Ucanot (skates) Clare. (game) .........»,.?f_ Eric (sleigh) . . , . ._ ...Q Horace (skates) ........,(_ Alvin (puck and stick) George (skates) Btanley (book) ......'...'.'_ Roy (skates) ........’;‘.‘:.' Lawrence (sled) .......'.j. Jack (top) Alma (skates) ....‘Z_.’. _Ruby (doll) ..'L‘.

_83. Francis (game) . ....';`.'2` 34. Marjorie (dish set) ....`;._

_34»aBilily (train) _ _ ..`._»§a'

37. Sonny (auf/0) 38. Arnold (airplane) ......iff 39. Shirley (doll) . . . .....1,'»‘,'»` 40. Joyce (musical top) ..‘.'.'I`._ 42. Arnold (train) .._.....;`.' 43. Melvin (hockey stick)__,_;`, 44. Elin (doll) . _ . . . . ......`,.'.*; 45. Daniel (gurl) ........_.,_; 46. Marjorie (book) ....,...._._ 47. Charles (slcigh) . ..,,,.j.` 48. Lloyd (train) . _ _ . .._.._.§§ 49. Stanford (mechanical 51. Billy (game) 52. Gracie (skates) ......_.ss. 53. Mary (book) .........,~._.f 54. Constance (game) ....<,y,.- 55. Joyce (mech. toy) 58; Bobby (hockey stick) .... 57. Harry (skates) .......... 58. Sylvia (book) ............ 59. Mary (game) 60. Dorothy (book) ......... 41. Gladys (doll) ..........'..

Eileen (game) .........$. _Frank (skates) ... ».`.. George (mech. toy) ...ZI.; Syllvln. (dolly) ... ....`}:a- Jolhin (-izrairl.) ... 'Clarence (blocks) George (mach toy) ... Doreen (dolly) ...._,. Lois (Ten set) ‘.'... stephen (Toy dogt >.~.~

'I5 Frederick (game) .'..-._ '16-6h'.i.nl.ey (doll) . ... ...’.'..f_ 77 » 78 . .

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FONDOUUIQ . edsabnaoisusss-so-swf -on-<="ss¢¢.a¢suu¢a».sl=ssn_=3's7»5aLaa:i5S».a¢s2¥iaes-s\s.».¢s¢-a'5uE.nssssu'6ssI‘s3S5¢

18. 19. 10. 21. _ 22. 23. 24. 26.

27. 28- 30. . 31. _ 32.

65 . 68

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68 09 'I0 'I1 73 '13 'M

Phyllis (push toy) ... ...-. Baby (rattle) .. John (hockey stlokll ...._ Adilmide (book) ».. ... .. Eleanor (dish act) .;. Pearl (doll) ... ...... Phyllis (rattle) .

India (Wy dog) ... Hamid (game) Cecil (fteddiy BOM) ..-- ... Gerald (rattle) ... ... ... Victor (-mach. ilolv) ... ..... :strands (hockey stick) .;s

Earl (mach. WY)

Edina (doll) . - - ... .»..'. Clarence (grime) ....-- I.e<1Id.(‘Wydbg) . .<- P)rencM(ms.tt1o) .. Peter (hockey stikh .....‘ Catherine (doll) . Oliilfoini (Skates) ... s‘.... Marge (doll) .-... ...i Earl (paints) Joseph (mttls) .

Mlnry (toy d@ . Louis (hockey ¢&\ -...- Mniriom (book) .-- .-.».-.- Tommy (train) ... ... .._ Helen (dolly) ... -.. ..'.. Doris (rattle) ...l ... .... Gdadys (d0il) ... ... ...- Ollie (lbloclnoi ... s ... ... Elsie (cart) ... .--.... Clans (settles ... .- ‘Reg (lball) . ...LQ

SANTA PALS

ms Honour the Lieutenant Qor

ernor; in memory of Mrs. Bumsttj Miss E. Burnett; Mrs. W. -3. Prowse; Mrs. Ewen Cameron; Min Marlory Carr; Miss Irene Wedloch Hunted' River, Marjorie Urqwolrih Macleod, Frederick Seasnsn,‘Dom» a‘ld Seaman, Dorothy Elimlbei-h Lewis, Mrs. M.oCl~endy, A friend, Mrs. Issac Carter, Mlm Bdrtlt Carter, M_rs. Benjamin Rogers,-'ltlrs. Scarth. Mix Virginia Scar-ith.; doon Williams, Constance Large, (5r_l,o_rl.a Inirse. Mzn Mark Metvulgnn, _Mprk MlcG»uigan_ Jr., Mrs. Boswell ‘den- kins, McKenzie Corner, M'.a,u:rim Jenkins, Mt. Ailbinn, Etta Jenkins Mt. Ailbilon, Mrs. (DL) Yeo, Georgo I-I. Deacon. Freetown, Dorothy' Kir- win, Mrs. D. J. Riley, Mrs C. 'Hz B.

Longworth, Mrs. W, Chester B- £12-

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'I9 $1 82 81 B4 85 B6 87 B8 W 90 91 _ gg. 93 94 95 96

97 98 N 100 101 102 ZW 10! 1% 106 107 IN 109 110 111 112 118 114

Lure Miss Lena Mol/ure. '

YES, QUITE LIKELY-BUT WHQ

CARES? _

RARJB. DCC. 10-Science MQ!

Drunk in chargeof Motor Vehicle One million tons of merchandise

There are 1.300.000,000,0()),000,000,-

__Arrests, 5; Convictions, 5; Total, 5. had passed through the port during 000000000 drum of water in an me

1. Total 1. the gathering That was a 50 per world

Juvenile Delinquency-Arrests 4, cent increase over 1932 convictions, a; nismlasals, 1 Totsl, rr. is e remarkable trisutc tc those ne'f,;‘;8;’;"T‘ml§‘,‘§n“§§ ,‘§‘;“f1;‘°;’es‘{§n§;‘V'

was in ths 4 form or obligations ly responsible for the achievement .misssl.f°ur prosecutions under same me een - “gm ind so N mu, of 0(-mg,¢|,n¢1m an th, bi,-gh of ,Act for unlawful consumption of li- smbarkatlon from trans-Atlantic

Also the Bennett ocverssnsnt a new canadian nation within the sllor. with thru convictions and one liners.

md 300,01) ppm; gg gh, gg m-mph mm" hu mm 10|-“hm dismissal; two convictions under the “Wa are s.l1 agreed that this should

narools L suusvan md l but tm

, government is _. _ , _ _

M' ""0 "‘““"‘ "° ‘°°°""“"" °’°’ ' tn ideals or suedcnsld, cartier l ouswms set for narccrlng smuggled te mads an escssien fer public rc-

i 7 gli’

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c;;§

“' “Ti” 1 l 0 ”"*il§tsét::*"

’l‘ls|slA|s making svsry effort to improve the mm.

or the Dominion trsasry e

mg rum. ons conviction for operating joiolng not only in Halifax but all

-sitnssien.n resaniseth - ' -' p _ 'manor

"mt ~~.°m N °°l°t““m ‘ *“‘7"“h motorvehioletothecommmidan- over Canada,Hon.Alfned Duran

EE! e§$5‘ §§£5

ditions which obtain. 'rho difficulties

had blsn said Minister recalled.

that time that

'flfttfttlll igisiiééi ei;

we would

tiwcooiitdmand actual!!

ll'

mwah _ ssms piscs and the alrollisnt had 1 am _ _ mm, _

xp ¢¢,\m,:'-1” gm ‘been signed. 'lb‘;s';tiss wlandothsr hw m:.,L2;°m'm¢;, ch. cf Juvenile delinquency were dsalt| syinel>rssiierwneo°lsl¢fl°sl)__;l_‘_ ___l=°s°*_ °“srsstsswidsi-sisgftsaniisivss .

Di»|llU0l|whit‘liw’hiohfb0lli'il __ _ 0l&a@&*$_;_\’llDl”!s|u_:Mhim$

ecnvsrsien » lsrlsss P~\'¢s° _ ww mas

Q-gpg. li' E lit? lliiii itil fl. » 3 £5 .fig ig, 5,?-2 Z5; _lgé i%§

_ .asssecssssisswneisier §EEd?“"”

ottawa trade

dit.-

li it 3

sid gilt 35% 5 gill .len

During the month d November

"mi sf. Hows. the g;g,_:__xg_=:,¢_ M, mo Q., °,,_|,,_ *_ ¢_¢- 3,.” ser; two iss masking without li- lean declared. _

prim, l°V°l‘“m°”" . M. mr wmmll Rhodes ilgurss showing that, censs: five for non-payment of dog Hs pictured the. romance of tha sad W* *‘ "§"*°° 'mu in "_, OW unesr gin; nsainua-stien. “rt ras always strives se stress- , iss: :sur for si-ssenss ei me sense- ,pert .cavity erasure:-the mer-

iculnsr 0° 1*" * ° R °° . .M cassava capers nude has dwln-Jtsentns ssswsensasvsnsus ary sy-law; sad we fer inert ei enanciss wealth ertneiaresstprc-

consenting cus country "°"“‘ "“""' "“*‘°°- “"0 cus enssseeny. npern te up canadian’ .ss is semen, wal. one chem cfreeeivles swim cum or tropical wen mules Isles.) ,.,,

' moth for abusive and oods from tha northland con

aadssenin- ester mils* sl" °sM<0°“ W” 50° unresdstsies sions are dropped national unity sas me develop- recessed er using s -

' sdlan spirit,” 101811530 were dismissed. ikmrcases tinually movinginwardandeutward. Im

witawtuesuvsnileoeurt 'aeiivsnnsress '\ ‘

th¢Polee collected thirty-three sam- 'Tha pads of Quebec and @-

azz ll-l rfig ii;

tsst. * The amouniscollsctod in fines

and costs during llcvvrnbor are as follows:

rwsiuasnisenasasueu _

pldofmiikfruliliostilsdvendorl tariotsksanactlvsintetestindia arsdthirteen cfoieum fromstall developmpn

holdsrsintheitarlstbuildingde- forwem

llvering same to City Analyst for in

£§§;§§§a §§§§§§§ iiiiii

portof Halifax-

DCU

Kingdom who administer t.he port that traffic 1 gi-5900,- ,l Vagrsncy-Arrests, 4, Convictions, has increased during the worst par ':ry_1'“§,:g§;’_‘f s°C‘;;‘;_‘€;"t°;'f °“" °f. 5!! psi' cent: =4;_I'€0__:.l. 4. 46 con igi of den;-_ess;_o_n the world has ever -- -- South Af- - A-rreltl. : victims. own." t e nance Minister con- _ . -1°t:sur~curel“» . nur.. . . . T“““f¥fl”""“§y

mgggpsr on vemencn- . odss env lone a me .- t "

ng, ed arrests there were four prosecu- when sir service would enable Hall- '°dA¢\-p,¢1¢ers “$1-ta1ihean‘i%iinner

had gsm yumpgpgd by g ¢|g_m0_- 1|;-_ png.; yu gonoygd by mg ltions under the Prohibition Act for fax and Saint John to out-rival New on that mam “zhen we “.6 mme ooo burden lm ay the pmscusub- nuranlssu, who declares that the unlawful possession of liquor, result- York and other american-ports in Mt me- p.,,,,,,._,, sm of , uma, eral ‘administration some or which conservative pany “which is main- 1118111 three °°llvi¢tl°lls s-“done dis- ensfblllle fsst pssssllssr trsnslwft to dinner ,md .,,,e,.p,¢,,d wmv,"

tm M mm °°m'm°nt “ner di’ arrives. It gives a festive

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\‘990l'f»|“I '-0 9* mm* °n WN" hard a bargain. I am con e _ .

lied St in into the ' _l‘ _Insanity-Arrests, 1: Convictions, the last year, Hon. E. N._Rhodes told _ océans’ rivers and lakes ofmtho

4. ' _ _ _

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redeemed

tablet comlnem of the 1,250 100|

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- a vision ol I engineers, the de-‘ on thc detnlid

thcusandgam of expert the burden of

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