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MAY 22, 192s

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portant one-he was dealing par

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Old Dutch Cleanser protects your home with Healthful Cleanliness because it removes the dangerous invisible impuri- ties as well as the visible uncleanlincss. Old Dutch chases all dirk-none is left behind.

There is nothing else like Old Dutch. To the eye it looks like a ﬁne powder but through the microscope you see thou- sands of ﬂaky, ﬂat-shaped particles of distinctive character. These particles possess natural detergent qualities-they erase the dirt, and by a process similar to “adsorption" take up and carry away allimpurities.

This drawing of a highly magniﬁed Old Dutch particle illus- X \ tratcs how completely and safely Old Dutch works. Being ﬂat-shapcd,these particles make a perfect contact with the surface and do not scratch. With a clean sweep they lcavc the surface smooth and free from uilcleanliness.

Made Old Dutch doesn't scratch. Avoid

in Canada damaging grit. This drawing .. shows a highly magniﬁed particle of hard, scratchy grit at work. Being of irregular shape the sharp, hard points dig into thdsurfacc and leave scratches which not only mar

its beauty but arc lodging pluccs for dirt and impurities.

Old Dutch chases dirk-protects the home

where the Bell $01,000 of ordinary

have gone on just o

accomplish that.

House knows; but if the Public Accounts will ﬁnd where

from. l-lere lt is:

arrears. $5.589: or ln all $47,500. HON. MR. MCINTYREZ We col-

cd to d0. ciatemenl. Ml‘. Speaker! "We col-

to do it!“ Does the lion. Minister of Public Works know what hap- Pcned? I see the Premier smiling ——he knows’! I wouldn't doubt bur that my hon. friend from Rustico knows just what happened; that when thc Bell Government came in- lo power, in order i0. roll up a fic- titious detlclt against the Stewart Government, they wilfully, deliber- ately and negligentyl left the collec- llon of the income tax for the ycar 1919- mil you not know that, my hon. friend? HON. MR, LEPAGE: that you did it in 1923. DR. MCMILLAN: 1t ls wonderful whirl. my hon. friend from Rustlco knows. (Laughton) llls wisdom is something remnrkablm-he has gut knowledge of things that do not exist. It was not much wonder that he was taken Into the rank-a 0f the Executive.

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---- »——-—-»—-—,rled forward in the year 1920, and ment. which is certainly a most im-

tlcularly with highways improve-four of powcn,

the Bell Government made such if that, w“ an right,

°f,mcni, ll was a desperate thing; but

Government gut thsti revenue. I didn't licnr that. statement. but he should.

little bit r -ii -! . and told us how they were 8315c "t; Mlnistei of Public Works knows

I don't know| whether he knows or not, or whether the gentlemen on that side of the they will take

of 1920 theymnllghicncd yeti this money came

. “"01"? T“ non MR sauupnns- You ma 0f 1919 received .121 1920. 540.283; ln-lbettex. Just mm m“ home“ ccme tax arieais. $1.883; land tux

iccted the taxes, what you neglect- DR. MCMILLANZ Mark -~ that lectcd the taxes but you neglectcdlco the year 1919; we ﬁnd that the

',ln‘ the hands of the collectors car-

lnot credited to the year 1919 when -~the Alscnault Government went My hon. friend says nothing about that, sc- apparently ln other words, if there was $25,000 carried ahead ln one year, by the Stewart Govern-

ycar by the Bell Government ll. was [quite all right. Well, I have M? counted for both now; so now the

_where the $61,000 came from. .

HON. MR. MCINTYRE: I am nob much enlightened yet.

DR. MCMILLAN: He ls not much Surely you are ‘not going to be as hard a problem as the Premier? ‘

I don't think you have quite got the idea yourself yet.

DR. MCMILLAN: All right, lot

‘us take the Public Accounts and try and figure it out. There w:

.find $47,000 collected that belonged

.-Bcll government did what no other ‘Government. ever did before, and I don't think evcr will again, unless we get another paragon‘ of “perfec- ,‘ticn“ in Governments. They put -lnto their Public ‘Accounts of the ,ycar 1910 this record on page‘ ill): .“No income for the current year re: lccivcd within the year ending Dec. [31, .1919." “There is the whole ‘story. The Minister of Public ;Work.s said we didn't collect this naxcs. Thai is n01 correct, THEY didn't collect the taxes; they lcll them llicrc deliberately and carried yihrm inln the noxt year. aml their Public Accounts show it. llarl they credited thc rcvonuc that slioulil have been crcdited i0 the ycai- 19in. to the Arsenault govcl-nnlcnt, as “WV should have done, they would not" have been able io roll up this fictit-

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MR. ALLEN: I didn't mention Mil’ 31031‘. I said I paid my lax and I hsvc my receipt. If lic wlsii- es to use 1920 I might as well was‘ 1915. I mcnlioncd no your at all. I was only referring to the poll tax ‘elf. . DR. MCMILLAN: Then if he llZlil his receipt for every year he was assessed wc know (hat 1920 was one ;of the years that hi: was assessed. J-lcre we shall have to produce th", Public Accounts again. We find on page 28 o! the Public Accounts that the returns show no poll lax collected for i920 in the town of‘ Summers-ids. rApplauseJ i MR. ALLEN That is explained by i the fact that they carrlod the ‘cheques over into the next year. (Liberal applause.»

DR. MCMILLAN: Now, Ml. Spen- ksr. you will remember the ln- cident and the discussion about this matter. how the hon. the senior member from Summcrslde was quo-z- ed, and he has said repeatedly an‘! has held ll. up as something signifi- csni of the mismanagement an-l manipulation ofthe Stewart Gov- ernment in this matter of collect- lng taxes, ihiit his personal cheque was carried over from one year into another. that there were two of his cheques cashed in llle one year. I WlSh he was in his seat that there might be no mistake; it ls so verv difficult. Mr. Speaker, to got those things absolutely straight. A man makes u statement. one day and the next day it ls liable to be something very different: but that is as near as we can hope to get it, because we have heard his statement time and again, that his personal cheque xvas carried over. l-Ie has discussed ii on public platforms and I have heard him use it as an argumcn» against the Stewart Government. Now my lion. frlcnil the Junior member from Summcrsldo says that the vcry some thing occurred un- (lCP the Bell Government. Whal. 1 wish l0 draw lo his aliention is that according io the Public Accounts. nothing was collected from tin» town cl Sumincrsirlr- in 102i! for toll Lax. That ls not the sliilcincnt of any ,3l'l'v'£ll0 lncnibivi- but it is sci, lori-li ‘n the official ilcconnls of thu Pro- vinrc. which inc prceinilably cor- rvct.

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lous deficit of $232,000, which they said was left by their precede-sabre,»-

(To bu Continued»

_ the greatest deficit for years" and non. MR. SAUNDERS. You c0l- . - , lecled $25,000 of 192a taxes that you “”"°h- ‘f Y“ “ml-We “h” Pub“

SPRING PARK. Twclvo members and four visitors met ni. the home cl Mrs. Joseph Bigger, Malpequc Rd. General business was discussed. Sev- eral lottery books were sold. The loliil proceeds from thrcc dances Mrs. and the lottery tickets to date am- ounted to $101.25. The dances are to bc continued during the spring. It was resolved to thoroughly clean

Fair Island,“ Blggur the gramaphonc helped to pass a social hour. With the serving of the lunch and God Save gathering dispersed.

and

the out houses of the school. This Institute has reduced the school debt by paying $550.00. A Reading was given by Mrs. Drlscoll entitled "Our two conundrums by

selections

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- earned mm 192i You haven,‘ m“ Accounts, ls 10s! ‘lust like thc $100,- gctlen that, surely. To build up a no" of "cducucn l“ debt“ wood showing. - DR. MCMILLAN: Oh yes. The Premier has got something now. l . HON_MR_ SAUNDERS. I always -Wliilc W0 arc on those figures- had something on you although they say flmircs are di-v DR MCMILLAN. $25,000 in 1923211111 not very lntcrestlng—I_ mlghl that the Conservatives carried over “f” to that 9°11 tax which W” m“) 1924. and dmnvt cred“ m what thought wc had heard the last. 0f. Government? . but which has comv» up for discus- H0N_ M’. SAUNDERB, m the sion again; that absolutely fair tax yea‘. 1923' as you Shoum have‘ that the Stewart Government re- prt. MCMILLAN: In other words, Peﬂled- MY‘ him- "lends will sci We wok mm $25300 from the Be" up and argue that the poll tax was government? , fnir and square, that it was touch- HON MR’ "SAUNDERS. I didnvtlllg ovcry part of our people, and my 5Q final. no nlan should bc alloyved the DR MCMILLAN. we“. m“ we privilege of a vote unless he was

_ and,“ cred“ to them rontribuiing something towards the HON MR’ SAUNDERS; You upkeep of Government. That is didn't credit it to the year 192a. "m Principle behind the‘ 0011 MK- _ DR“ MCMILLAN; Exactly‘. and n, We are not attacking the prlncipli 1923 tho Bell Government was Parllculaﬂy- but “'9 53y mls- mill’ mom h the very pcoplc whom this pcll tax HON. MR. SAUNDERS: So was “'35 SHDPO-Wd iv reach. accordion ihc Stewart Government for part of l° m" l" 171611719 lHVOIVOd, W110 the “um should contribute whatever the tnx DR. MCMILLAN: ‘n other words. was lowards the upkeep of Govern- we main glvc lllﬂ Bell Government mimliwerﬁ the very ores whom it cram m. that? ,wns not rcachlngn~thc young men. HON MR7 SAUNDERS; you these who had no property: those didnrt do your bmﬂbkeepmg right |were the ones, they said. who were You were trying m being reached, and who should have on. MCMILLAN: Will the Prom-f"? vole unless they were nayinv, m. w" us what he means. isomthnlg: and those were the very HON. MR. SAUNDERS: Do yonfmﬂ- when you examine the act, want me w repeat n? . who were not being reached. Thai DR MCMILLAN; so f“ as 1 canlls what we found unfair about the understand you, there was $25,000 11°“ “"0 599N156 the farmer WhO there that should have been crcfi- "Rd two 0r three boys M home was lied t0 the Bell Government. Paying 1h" "IX BY"! Pflibﬁbli’ $9110 Ho“ MR) SAUNDERS; I 5am m or $12.00 was being collected from the yam. 19m one man. The ground we took. DR“ MGMILLAN; we“ p, m, and the ground which cannot bc We‘. 192$ and we cam“; it inmldlsputed, ls that the whole bilrden 1924;, cf the poll lax came upon tlic farm- HON. MR. SAUNDERS: S11v0. "'35 011d PIVPOPW OWXIEPS- Dllflll; DR‘ MCMILLAN; To make u", lhe yearn In which this tax was col- insc worse against. the Bell Govcrn- lulled. $71790 WES COUNIWd In the mono? city and incorporated towns and HON‘ MR 5AUNDER5; T0 mpkft $73,000 from the farmers and pro- the year worse. and to make ln 193-! DENY OWIIBTB. ll» W85 nearly all. iis good a showing as you could. Y0" 111115110 Sﬂy- Paid by U10 flim- DR_ MCMILLAN; Now wejvc got, crs and property owners. Some ll‘

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it! To ‘make it as bad as possible against the Bell Government. us sue. We find that in the year l0- lll there was an amount of- $25,000

wouldn't pay it. 1m, lhc junior mcmbcr from Summer- slde here says he paid it in the year i920. and has got his receipt.

MR. L. R. ALLEN: I rise to a -,»---~~~ ~»-—-- - point 0f order.

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DR, MCMILLAN: Thai. statemcnl. Mr. Speaker, ls entirely different w v llic one he made hcrc lust night. The year 1020 was under dlscllssln.) and the statement he made was that he piild his lax in that yvnr

and had his receipt for ll. Isn't lhnl- correct?

MR. ALLEN: I didn‘t mention any year.

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