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give-n with fairneu and impartiality.

Hon. Dr. MacDonald was congrat- ulated on his wointmsnt as a member of the Government, a posi- tion which w. Stewart felt he would fill with credit and general satisfaction.

Banking Coannldon

The visit last summer of Lord Macmillan and his associates on the Royal C- mmissi oi and Currency was referred w. At that time s brief Jointly prepared by the Provincial 0v ‘, the business and agricultural organizations was presented. urging, among other things, the establishment of a Cen- tral Bank. Provision for the estab- " ‘ nt of this institution was now being made at Ottawa in accord with the Macmillan Commission re- port. Mr. Stewart eimmssed the be- lief that the proposed Central Bank will be of great benefit to the coun-

try.

The fact of the landing in Prince Edward Island of Jacques Cartier four hundred years ago was men- tioned in connection with the forth- coming anniversary celebration to be held at Gaspe, Quebec, and hope was expressed that eﬂorts would be made to bring to Charlottetown the European delegates who are making the trip to Upper Quads in oom- memorstion oi the Cartier anniver- sary.

School Fair Development

The progress during the year in s. education was commen-

ded by m. Stewart, who expressed particular satisfaction at the success of the Central School Fair. In this

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“ an interesting review of the progress of the school fair move- ment was given. in i932 50 school fairs had been held, at which 5,429 pupils from 336 schools participated. with exhibits totalling 22.860. Inst year the numbe of school fairs in- creased to B2, with 6,100 pupils from 268 schools participating, the e:- hiblfa totalling 20.014.

Mr. stcwart commended the re-

ference in the Speech regarding cf- forts towards obtaining wider mar- kets for the fishery industry. In this connection ‘he cited the success at- tending the Ottawa trade agree- ments in openin, wider markets for our farm products in tho United Kingdom. The rc-establishment of the Marl- time Trazisportstlnn commission was commended, as was also the ap- pointment of two very able and pl ‘ business men of Char- lottetown (Messrs. R. l, Mutch and J. 0. Hyndman) to act as represen- tatives of Prince Edevsrgdslqpd on the communism" ""' ‘

Educational lmprovunebt

'l'he fact that the Province was able to keep all its schools in oper- ation during the year was a subject for satisfaction, Mr. Stewart said, especially when the difficulty ex- perienced in other Provinces in this regard was considered. He noted al- so that there was an increased at- tendance at schools and Prince of Wales College. The present time, he believed, was opportune for rais- lng the standard of teaching throughout the Province.

"1 feel," asls Mr. Stewart, "that all children are entitled to, and should have, the privilege of sitting under a first class teacher. If this is not always possible, then at least there should be nothing short of second class teachers in any of our schools."

Appreciation was expressed of the munificent grant of $75,000 from the Carnegie Ibundatlon for establish- ment of a chair in Economics and

" y at Prince of Wales Col- lege. Credit was due, w. Stewart said, to the present Premier for ef- forts which he made in obtaining this endowment.

Credit also was due to the Gov- ernment for providing greatly in- creased facilities in the new Prince of Wales College.

Mr. stewart voiced approval oi the establishment of the McGili Univer- sity library school and the Provin- cial demonstration library which has now been launched successfully with aheuadsta-nce of the Carnegie Poun-

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In commenting on public health activities lilr. Stewart referred with approval to a pamphlet issued by s recently formed association of cured and active cases of tuberculo- sis. whose object is to rouse public opinion in combating the ravslea of this disessssnd co strum tbs finan- cial needs of the Provincial Senat-

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to second tho Address. hlr. Thomas Wigmora, First District of Queens, complimented the mover (Mr. Stewart) on his comprehensive speech. He congratulated the speaker on his deserved appoint- ment to the Chair. and also the Pre- mier on his elevation to the leader- ship of the Government, and Ban. Dr. MacDonald, recently appointed to the cabinet.

Mr. Wlgmore wished also so cm:- curwiththemovsroftheaddress in the complimentary remarks ex- tended to His Honour Lieutenant Governor DeBlois, and in his tate- rncnts with reference to t loss sustained by the death, since the last legislati session, of lieuten- ant Governor Dalum, Premier ltcw- art, and Mr. Csllum J. Bruce. His own tribute in each instance was added feeiingly by Mr. Wlgmore.

Agriculture

It was unnecessary. in view of the extensive ground covered by the preceding speaker. in refer to every clause of the speech. Mr. Wigmore desired particularly to deal with ag- ricultural activities. He noted ap- preciatlvely the educational work accomplished in this department during the year, particularly in con- nectim with school faira Nothing at the larger exhibitions had im- pressed him so much as the manner in which the youths of the rural sections profited by these fairs, and especially the Central School Fair held in Charlottetown. There was moreover a great educational value to the preliminary work involved in exhibit-in at these fairs. At the Central . an additional feature of much interut and value was the orawricsl contat.

Of the agricultural abort courses Mr. Wlgmore also heartily spwoved. He suggested, however, that more extended reference to agriculture might have been made in the Speech. Next year reference mkht "mildly be made to the problem of extermination of such farm pasts as the wsrblefiyﬂscitedthenm- paign carried on in Barrie and Man- stoulln Island, Ontario. against this pest under the supervision of Dr. Lionel stevenson. Prince ldwsrd Island. by reason of its geographical position. should be in a better posi- tion than any province to undertake such a campaign, and if the warble fly could be extcrmlnated, as ho be- lieved was the case, it would be of great benefit t0 our agricultural m- dustry.

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manner in which the roads and pub- llo services had been maintained during use past season. At the last session, some Liberal mom‘

negligence in letting cars run ls as potatoes, in railway

had ever been, thanks to the early attention given them by the Depart- ment Instead of criticism. Mr.

success in making and maintaining the roads. In conclusion, he expressed sin-

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Mir. Ina could say that in whatever else it was lacking, it was not lack- ing in length. There were thirty parasralllll. ~ which constituted a record not only for this Province but possibly for the Dominion. i-le hsd no doubt, therefore, that the leader of the Government was the author of it; its length made it "a ece of my hon. friend's."

with the statement in the Biiceeh expressing satisfaction at the signs of economic improvement, m. Lea was in full accord. Everyone was glad to see the rise in farm Prices.

The four years of world depression have served to emphasise the stab- lllty of Agriculture, the Oppoeltlon leader continued. Without profit to themselv, our farmers have man- aged tocsrryonandtomske Pm- fits for the state. In doing so they have assisted the urban centres and have had a stabilizing inﬂuence on the whole economic life of the coun- try.

Reference hsd been made to the Empire trade agi emcnrs. These a- greements, Mr. lea maintained. 1W1 “fallen down" because there had been no organised effort to improve Jbquction in order to take advan- ilic 01 the Empire market. lf we are to make any use of the British hog market, for example. We mull- keep up a continuity oi supply. The speaker cited in this connection the efforts of Australia and NEW Z"- lsnd in cattle and dairy production. The!‘ should have been. I11 0V" Canada. an intensive campelm l-

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tish market, and we cannot hope to

retain that market if we fail to keep produce in sufficient quantities.

Cites Own Achievements

Under his own administration Mr. Lea maintained that something had been done in this Province to im- prove hog raising by establishing at Falconwood Farm one of the finest Yorkshire herds in Canada. Suc- cessful eiiorts had also barn m!“ to raise production oi dairy "W0 Twenty "g" “o, in the l-lousc. he had advocated a-lrv. no: and roul- try raising as m. prover fumlml activity for this Province. Whit would it mean if this D0110? hid been carried out by successive 80V- ernmenta? ‘This era of depression. ‘which we hope is now P1851118.

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aged more continuously along the line of mixed farming. The curse of the farming industry has been

h“ the man "who jumps from one line “mud m‘ "will" 1°? 511""; to another" in order to gash in on the crop in mint demand. in the fall, but this had been a great ‘my m“ type 9g “rm”- || H. ye" ldvwtlll to flrmm rvolllrlns w bfhifld" and would be much better hm! their Perishable products. such off 1r he had stuck m mixed farm- ccn- m; trss. Moreover, it was noticeable M, l, u“ h, r 1d h that the M41 11st 111mm" Wm In before ma; litters .7525 if... bﬂﬂll’ 18011694011 "l!!! PQPhIPI u"? ket next season the present price

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will have fallen. Calf clubs, he said, were giving "fslr value" but were not of such

will!!!" lllllilha m“ u" 099°" value as the promoter seemed to "-101! 111611150 I lhﬂlld ""114 "B" think. He stressed the importance Pliments to the Government I!!! ill of the Provincial Exhibition. Pre-

vious speakers hsd commended the Central school Fair; but he wished to know if this fair had been adver- tised in the press. It certainly hsd not been s" flciently advertised, and that was s regrettable error to which he directed the attention oi the ag-

Au ricultural minister.

He approved of the gratification expressed in the speech st the bet- ter conditions prevailing in the fox industry.

What kind of "attention? Mr. Lea

asked, was it proposed to give the m‘ w‘ u‘ u‘ bu“ o! m. 0.x; fishery industry? The paragraph ln

tlon m: ‘h’ 51"”- l" u‘. m; Qutlsg sufficiently definite on this subject.

mplsined, was not

skipping several clauses. the sub-

mm .W°|ng. would discuss later in the Budget "myouoldmfrigd and op- debate. BB‘. lea came to s 9"" I'- '- Public n ma. bonent Hon fr. llacllillan. mambo-is 10.1w 01cm. form“ P‘ El I. m» Us declared was pitai building, he recalled havinl

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GWI! PIANO BEOlTAlP-Ano- ther young Oanld an composer ap- peared on the horlznn this wed when a modern suite by Walter MacNutt, A. T. C. M. was given its first public performance in s piano recital at the Hdlloonian Club. Mr. MacNutt, a, na-tdve of Charlottetown lﬁllqhmwrolldinginBarrie Ont, where he is organist and er- ‘ fer of ‘Irlnity Anglican Ohlucla-‘Ibnnto Globe- *.

mun coal. SHACK-Juiced! 1n; cars Hard Slack Ocsl for blow- cr use. A. Plckard and Co. L-ioil

Mr. J. J- mnun, Bummcrﬂds. i spending the week in the city at- tending the Painter's mcetinu -

Mr, E. s. Martin, cardigan, Com- missioner for the taking and ack- nowledgment of deeds for Kilt County was in the city yesterday attending the Farmers‘ meetlllit

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lea. zerﬁdtzslﬂla 1t ‘:3 men- tloned that the vernmcnt was considering expending 81.250900 to constnmt a building at Falconwood; that they protested against it and the building was not built."

Premier MacMlllsn: ‘That is ths point. l would like to have the ax- uct meeting, or the exact speaker, that the leader of the Opposition refers to."

Nlr. Lea: "X will try to get it f“ you, because I certainly read it."

Premier MacMillan: "I am not questioning my hon. friend's accur- acy st all. I Just want to get the reference, so that we can find out where the "credlt“ is due.

Mr. Lea said he hsd had an in- tcrvlew with phs President at the Board of TYadc; this individual had been the first to inform Mr. lea that when the representatives oi the Board went to the then Premier they heard the Government was considering the erection of an ex. pensive building, that they hsd pro- tected at the expenditure of even a mllllm dollars, and the project has been reconsidered.

He said that four years ago, at the

first Ebrecutlvc meeting under mg regime as Premier, no less than elghl. petitions from the Associated Boards o! Trade were received, re- questing {he Government to expend more money. There had been con- stant pressure in this direction. 3g. fore i927, he contended, the Gov- ernment had been “marking time" and had left a legacy "or 5mg"; down mads and rotten bridges." After the Liberals went out, of office in 193i the Conservatives could- flnd no improvements to make. The policy of purchasing road machines, for which the Liberals had been crlt- ltlsed, was bring followed, he said, dﬁwlle the present Preml rs pro- mise of “rigid economy" and the fact that we are passing through a depression period. Under Liberal» rekimc. on the other hand, sufficient; new revenue was being provided my these expenditures. Ldr. Lea contrasted alleged can. scrvsilve promises of permanent hlahway projects built and maln- tainod at Dominion rxpensa wit). the liberal policy of building such hard surface roads as the McIntyre hlkhwny. The Conservatives, he charged, were opportunist; mg men practice was first to condemn and then to adopt Liberal policies when they got into office.

The present Government. h. continued, is the only government municipal or provincial, that ha: not decreased its expenditure». OI the contrary it has gone on lncrwas- ing portfolio posltlonsrtr. Ha dil not wish to use unparliausan language but he would say thlyh _ exercised "damnable" extravagﬂsa~ The present Premier was well goal-