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Fi-"eimler Douglas Bomsisnts 0n Disputed Acts

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lb l-l adios! proagod for de- livery our six Buks. ewen radio stations, Mr. Douglas discussed the otition the Canadian Pacino hallway and

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all o! you at the same time. but the Canadian Broad 001'?" oration have refused to a ow me that privilege on the ground

my remarks will proba ly be pol- tical in character. Therefore this Bublicly-ownsd mdio service is be-

g denied me at a time when I wish to discuss with you a matter of vital importance to our DIW- ince." he said.

He did not elaborate upon tho steps which the province may take should [he petitioners be success- ful. but emphasized that the Fed- eral Government did not haveto entertain such petitions, having the power to refer the cofiioratioris to the coirrta.

Apparently reference to the courts was not to be the procedure followed.

“Whatever the reason may be, the fact remains that these com- panies have not challenged the constitutionality of Baskatchewans legislation b they and without e asked the Fed- ecal Government arbitrarily to dis- allow this legislation despite the fact that the Legislature which passed it was given a mandate t0 do so an overwhelming major- ity of s people of Saskatchewan.

"It any co ration thinks that the Provinc Government has exceeded its jurisdiction, they can appeal to the law courts and have a decision rendered. But here we have two corporations which have the temerity to ask the Federal Govemment simply to veto certain provincial acts lliout any right of appeal being granted to the province concerned."

The Mineral Taxation Act pro- vides that owners of mineral lands not, being developed arid being held for speculative or other "non-social purposes" must y e tax of three cents an. re. he tax no longer appéying the lands u! devel- ope . '

The local Government Board (special powers) Act provides that where a. city, town or municipality gets into ﬁnancial dlﬂiculty with he bondholders, both parties are bound to accept the decision of the Board, but the ﬁortgage com- panies and nnaaci institutions "don't like legislation that. works both ways."

Mr. Dolls laid the Farm Se:- urlty Act pr is the interests of farmers in debt, making them free from ioreolosmo and eviction on their homo quarter-sections ct

land.

The Federal Government has ‘ho valid reason" for disallowing ﬁe acts in question. '

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A _vm1 pretty wedding was sol- mzed at the Church of the Most 01y Pedeemer on Wednesimy, Bwzcmber 5th at 8.80 A. M. when Rota Anna, daughter d Mr. and . James Cavana o? Ehirview, was lilllﬁﬁd in man-age to Francis Alfred. son 0i’ Mr. and the late Mrs. Welli ton Murphy of Cum- berland. ' ceremony was per- foiincil and Nu tial Mass cele- bra :1 by . Domes.

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Trio bride, who was given h nur- riagc by her father, wore a floor le. , "l gown oi’ white silk net over

u., with ﬁtted bodice and a finger ip veil, held in place by a halo of ivhioo blossom and carried a bouquet of American Beauty Roses. Her only orriamentt was a strand of

The bridesmaid. Mil Mae Cav- anagh. a twin sister of the bride. Will‘: a floor length gown of blue sill: net over satin with matching veil and s ‘ oi Pink

. WNW- T c groom's gift. to the bridle was iutiful compact, to the brides- ma .. a sterling silver cross and chain and. to tho 87091114111511. l» B1B- lrettc case. " ﬁ

Dining the lhss tho "Ave Maria "Hail! Heavmlv Queen and Oh! Quoted Heart" were beautifully rendered by Mrs. Arthur Murray.

After the ceremony a delicious breakfast was served to the im- mediate relativu at the Charlotte- town Hotel after which the happy couple left on a honeymoon trip through the Maritimes.

The bride travelled in a cocoa brown suit with fox fur and dark brown accessories.

The wedding gifts were numer- mis and costly including silver furniture. linen and cheques.

BLACKHE-ADS

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(I I MacArthur) 1b many friends 0| IN- ben Hyde are pleased to sss around once mom, after reont illness.

Min Margaret Donahue ha! teaching profession am is 3i‘ the employ o! Woolworth’

atoms, Charlottetown.

Mn John Jewell, Jr., hss turned from hospital to her considerably better as s result o he! hospitalization.

lithium o! little Doreen Vii- erson, North River, will react hear that she is a patient in the Prince Edward Island Hospital.

Nurllnl Sister Bl. MacArthur. accompanied by her sister, Miss Bessie mciarthur, left the Hovirice Wechieedny enroute i0 MMWJH. ma. and Windsor. Ni-

Psintons have completed decor~ ating the interior of the local hall which adds neatly to its interior appearance. Paint makes s build-l lng more attractive in much the manner as mugs and lipstick make a woman more noticable.

With decent weather. the end 0! the month will have seen the brulk of the potato crop safely stored away. Some iurmcrs report good yields. buttaking the amp by and large. it will fall considerably be‘ low last year's standard. both in. quantity and quality.

The ten-month old baby of Mr. and Mrs. George Yeo. North River is a patient in the P.E.I. hospi- tal. suffering from s broken leg The regrettable accident happened last Sunday morning. when the child's mother fell while carrying the infant down stairs.

Recently observed s swallow teﬁ the family cat which was ed on tho lawn in front of the house With all the sldll and grace of a dive-bomber, the swallow would M9009 down, lightly. brush the hair on pussyﬁs head, and then dart a/way on laughing wing. At each 119W aitﬂlrk. the cat ivould spring into the air in a fulﬁlls effort to catch the bird. Pussy then tried out a new strategy. Rolling over on her back, with arms and claws shaped for the kill. she awaited the swallows dive. This tune,

to the cat's trick. Several times the act was repeated, and then the angry and disappointed tabb marched of! to find peace in t. e shelter oi’ the barn. Now, where is the ieller who said, “birds have no sense of humor?"

Dtﬂniie the bounty paid for crows’ feet. there still remains large numbers oi’ these crafty caw-mw birds. Next year they will be DD to their old tricks of robbing other birds’ nests oi their 98$ 811d W111i»! HS well as taking their fill of tender corn sprouts. Jim Grow has long been an enemy of corn growers; yet he and his kind have managed m survive in. swlle of traps. grens and poisons Lilac all villians, the crow has hi5 good points, too, and most farmers would not care to hays him ex- terminated . -C . \_______ HOLMES - TREMERE NUPTIALS

A quiet but Place at iiiilted h Charlottetown on Sept. 12, 1945, ivlien Ruby Ferns second eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hib- bert Tremere of Hampshire, RE. Island, became the bride of Oal- vin loath Holmes. eldest son of Mr. an Mrs. Tyrus Holmes of P.E.Islarid. The ma/r- riage beans performed by the Rev. T. E MacLennaii.

The youthful brﬂe was attired in a street length dress of pink lace and matching veil caught with pink flowers and carried an arm bouquet oi gladioli. Sh; was at. tended by her sister, Miss Ora. Trcmere who wore a street length dress of blue embroidered. crepe with blue veil caught with blue flowers. and carried an arm bou- quet of gladioli.

The izrooin was supported by his cousin, Mr. Garfield McPhce.

Following the ceremony a. recep- tlori was held at the home of the bride. Receiving with tho lyridgi party were Mrs. ’I‘rernere, mother of the bride. Wearing a, two pigcg Street length dress of rose ere and Mrs. lloliries, mother of t s gmom in a street length dress of brown crepe.

Thirty-rive miesis sat down to a bountiful runner. the bride's table being centered with a three tier weddinz cake. out flowers and Dink candles. Assisting in serving, we're Mrs. Hlllson Tremere. Mrs. Myron Holmes. Mrs Ernest New. 80h. Misses lVlae Bell, Alecia Tro- inere and Erma. Newsori.

The next morning the happy couple left for a short motor trip the bride travelling in a. tweed suit with brovm accessoris, they will make their future home in Kinzston.

The beautiful gifts received testified to the popularity of the Ywllil vwple. which included cut Bless, silver, furniture and cheques, 111110118 which was a cheque from

Ltd.. and a beautiful spread and pieces of silver from the employees of which firm the bride had been employed for some time.

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GOAT NEWS this season is a message of originality

news of the forward step unhampered by precedent . . l:

not new just for newness’: sake but newness that marks

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M11113‘ use of ooloar, the modern but gracious use

I of luxurious furs. You will be intarsstgﬁ 1,

many m“°““°" 9714111118‘ - - - the ﬂange shoulder.

the deeper armhole, the rounded shoulder.

lee the slim box cost la thres- qusriei- and full lesgtl.

Do not overlook the ideal cost for lolililllg your Fall salt . . . the loose 11"" 111 Bill. one], wool ssl tweed.

Inspect the rounded shoulder coll, belted in, willi charming soil, curved ensemble.

Examine the exclusive model in M") houcle cloth, titted style with silver fox collar.

Your visit to the Ladies’ ileady-tel-wosr Department will be much up Prseiwd- ﬂkiihl. Olilrislosd members of the ma‘ will be delighted to denounce/n tbs new nodes.‘

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MURRAY HARBOR and

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are new open and provide s cash market for small, scablsy and cull potatoes. cluLorrtrown