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BEST GRADE FLOUR-W's

PACKAGE TEA—our choosing, SEEDLESS RAlSlNS-bulk, per

BULK SODA-per lb. .. PLUM JAM-Z-t oz. tin

CLARK’S SOUPS-Tomoto

FEED WHEAT, per bag . BARLEY MEAL, per bog BEET PULP, per bog

OTHER FEEDS AT

We have o large Stock Clovers, etc., at low prices.

FANCY MOLASSES-qier gailo

AYLMER sours ....... III.

CHIC STARTER, Cafeteria, per bog CHIC GROWER, Cafeteria, per ba .... . . . . . . . . ..

McGOWAN’S' LIMITED

I _ KILMUIR

ENDING MAY HST. AT MCGQWAN'S LIMITED, KILMUIR

. - - - $249 Following are excerpts from the

Limit 2 logs to Each Customer lensthy discussion on the listl- per lb. .. 1o.- im;§°j)n“kp'r‘;fzf_g"_l"="l Levi-le-

IIJ- . » - - - . a - - - - - - - - -- 2°C I Hon. Dr. MacMill-an noted that

n __ __ _ , _ _ , _ _ _ __ , , __ $LO5 the estimate for retired teacn-

HU __ 5c era‘ naiorts is onIyQZJOO. “The

teachers pension-system. accwdlng to an actuarial report, is in a vcry poor financial condition." l-a said. "The report states it is 3M5.- 000 short, nnri that the Govern- ment should assume an obligation of 8500.000; also that the Govern- ment should put in $15,000 and dollar for dollar with what h con-

‘ ‘ s tributed by the teachers in order

$230 to make that found actuaclally . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.60 sound. How do you reconcile that _ _ ___ ___4_ _ __'_ 511g report with the fact that you are $200 not putting in anything?"

Premier Jones: "The superm- nuation is being put. an the same basis as the public servants’. We strengthen it by putting it all in public servants’ superannuation."

Mr. Morley Bell: "It is guaran- 00d"

POPULAR PRICES Seeds Mixed, Timothy Seed,

Dr. McMillan: "Do you mean to tell mo that you are going to make that actuarlally sound by that arrangement?"

Premier Jones: “It is expected to br. lt is guaranteed."

Dr. Machiillan." "Who is guaran-

M”?

teeing it?"

Bristol & Vicinity

The prospect o! cunning cod fish her, this season-i seems very Slim-

Mra. Bill Alyiiard was in the City on Monday on lausiness.

Mrs. Ephram Malone. was in the city on Saturday on business.

Mr and Mas. Joe Donovan and young son have taken up rcsiciencc in Moreli.

Mr. Grover Coffin was seen here last week driving the new trotte; pizrchased recently by Mr. H. H. Cox.

Mr. ifazen Phalen. a young lliiivi from this vici-rrlty. has purthiiscti a large building in the city and opened a grocery store.

His friends learned with dcPIT-‘Sli THZIT‘! of the dcvath nn Sunday tnorning of Mr. Walter B}'l'll"- Mill?! Roar. after a period of poor health.

Mr. George Deveaux. viho was 11m- ployed in- Halifax, returned home to attend the funeral of the late Mr. P. J. Davcaux.

Another new fishing boat was secii being hauled to the shore late Satur- day evening to line up with many others. t». 1

The lobster" fishing season delayed ht the storm. got underway Monday mourning. Same hes-rips’ Y"? b5“ arrived by truck and was reported sold at four dollars im- limel-

.

Miss Mabel Slnnott. was in the city on Saturday, to sec her mothc: who is still in tho. Charlottetown Hospital. but is expected home 11115 week.

Mrs. Patrick Curran. who spell!

Premier Jones: "’I.‘he Govern- ion. He entered the order of Lay, ment." Brothcrs sonic months ago, .__ B, I Dr. MacMillan: “And you are _._-.. Inot putting in airy-thing?" Rel‘. Pllalttri ltioKcnna, llas takcni Prllml" 39"”? "Ncl- “'9 5971'!

another way of getting around 0n do that with any fund." the bad dirt roads. He has put 5i Dr. MacMillan: i-flow is it cusp. Pole in his driving wagon and now anteed? The only guarantee is to uses a tram. Last week tie came tow"! l" "will" llllllley W Illa-i‘? ll tile lTSrUC oi the ivcnry mail driveigl wund‘ Wm“ i5 “I”! I“ "3999" Mr. P. it. Siiinott. when his liorsc‘“h"ll II “mes m a 9mm when Llccame nearly. The mm “~35 do, it is wiped out? Then you it-ave iweraf in m“ “ma ‘it to somelfuture Government to lassume the whole thing. Are the m b] » , ., iteachcrs satisfied?" guedgfileljeaflffj. ‘§‘;§?1.,.;;’,.g*,1;“;;. Premier Jones: "I think pretty Aloud“. when m" drivpr put me nllughi ‘it was tlllitfle cqual \v.-tli 1.5‘ .. . .;_ t; i - tie cvi scrvans. gag]? {Idggclguagio -v\xtx§elwg‘rv?fi (If: Dr. MacMillant "I am just point. avoid a. ivliolc S6Vcl‘3.1i\16n~\\'(igi'k0d mg out ma‘ you are ‘wading for hours to get the heavy machine firs?“ to‘); trfuble‘ In L: tge o‘: vbiif not iuitil Mr. Pat Henneberry, ffigtcedefis w o n! so n; o e a arrived with his tractor was it puiicd ' out. In-roilir Itl hlorcil Roar on a

call the big m!‘ was. again‘ stalled III TEACHERS‘ SALARIES

. , __ _ Mr. MacNcill 15th. Prince): "lilo rnurbi [Atouiliildl- Luther or; andN-Does the 9mm!“ for yeah!" lad o e pil .<1 out b_\ the ilafiturn “mm! cm," m, mu twelve

The death oi fllltlilhél‘ resident i.l imunms’ peflod‘ or do“ n’ jun cave’

tho paving: of Mr. I‘. .l. Dzivcaiux. seven nlonths?" of

L. W. Shaw. Director

3k pint-v :ii his llilf‘ ICFIGPIIIT.‘ onrlu M)" <t u-cck. ilr. ilavcainfceitiir hero, aftcr n lung period of years in other

parts and started boat bui1ding.I Later changing his plans he re-l modeled his building and entered

the merchant business and mad-e a success. Mr. Daveaux, lived alonc.

Education: "It is calculated the full twelve months."

effect immediately?" [ Mr. Shaw: "No. The difficulty

of that is that the district sup-I

plements could not be changed for l

on‘ Mr. MacNeill: "Will it go into

THE _ CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Opposition Warns-'Gov’t Of Inadequate Provision For Teachers’ Pension

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"W"! U"!!! - the teachers of "l! H-Ilh School will get a decrease in salary." Dr. MlcMIIIan: "What does the Promoter say to that?" (No answer?) link i lecrinainlflan Dr. Maoltllan: “This goes back to a rather mean thing that was done by a Provincial Government "l "Diem"! the previous arrange- ment ivhen we introduced Grade; l1.and 12 into Summcrside. We made a bargain that it a district provided the building and all the lqllIDment. the Government, of .which I was leader at the time, lwould pay the salaries. That. ur- ‘Hngenlenl ‘"5 Pfilllldlated by your lprvdecsssoi: in office. and now we isee the disability that is going to "Ill" by raisins the minimum Jtanidarde for the districts. Here '1' "l "filllille of a teacher who is K9108 1° Bet less utldci‘ your schedule of higher salaries. some mil-m will have to be found t.) correct that apparent injustice."

ernment benches.

Dr. MacMillan: “What doc; the notice say?"

Premier Jones; "it i, ,n¢in|u.,-_ It ivas in the statute we passed the other day."

More Taxation

Mr. Shaw rcad of tho statute.

Dr, MaoMillail: "Is it tlic pro- posal of the Government to de- crease the salaries of any leach- tors?”

Premier Jones: “We never anti- cipated it."

Dr. MacMilian: "it is according to the Act. in the case of which II am speaking. If the district is llllffldy Dkyrng the 8450 minimum [for a. Grade i2 teacher, the Gov- ,crnment then is to pay $1200. If ithe district does not increase that f$45b will the Government pay .what it is paying now?"

l Mr. Show: "If the district did inot increase above the min. urn. it might mean a decrease."

Dr. MacMillan: "In other words, this increase we are‘ tc-id about,

the provisions

gin some cases is going to moan a I

| decrease?" l Mr. Shaw: "If the district do!

‘not ‘pay the amount there COL!‘ ‘

i be a decrease."

Mr. MacNeill: "In other ivcrd the whole burden is being p-it on the district. This is just another case of taxation. Under the new setup the minimum has bee“ in- creased and in some cat-es there has been an increase in taxation on the districts."

Dr. MacMillan: "In this particu-

calton is merely one m ‘ of the Commission. He is net re» sponsibie for‘ the Superannuation Act.”

Mr. Bell: “Did you mike s oIiI- sestlon different from this?"

Mr. Shaw: ‘The committee usaaa a suggestion different from this."

Dr. MacMlllln: "Ls this the w y it la done in the other Marltnne Provinces?"

Mr. MacDonald: “I see a. news dispatch from the Neva Scott: papers. It says the Nova Scotia Government had to contribute a large amount to make their tuna satisfactory.

Phylldll Ilhlefl

With regard to the appropria- tion of $6,000 for physical fitness, Dr. MacMllian asked how much money was received last year from Ottawa. Premier Jones replied $1.- 882. Another grant is expected this year.

In reply to Mr. R. R. Bell. he said that $5,441 was expended on physical fitness last year.

Mr. Boll: “My information is that there was only $il00 spent ll‘. 1016-46. We have no objection to this expenditure, provided it l‘; expended."

Premier Jones said the amount of the Carnegie Endowment l-‘uiid received by the Province is 3.500. which is for the two colleges.

There was no reply from Gov- -

Jatloas’ Salaries . Under items for administration

that the keeper o-i’ Queen's County Jail receives only $800, ivliilc tLc Prince County jailor gets 5000. "There must be s, mistake." lie suggested.

Hon. Mr. Hughes: “It. nil-gilt l...- a mistake on the jailans pan; lic didlft ask for more."

Mr. Bcll: "I think he is cirlilcd to get paid at least the same u mount as the jaiior in Summer- side. Just because the Govem-ucni couldn't dismiss him. they are tak- ing it out of him this wayu"

Hon. Mr. Barbour: "This i:i_;in in SUHIHICPSQGC got tlic same last year. He got that from the time he went to work."

Hon. Mr. Wright: "At tile Queen's County Jail I understand there was a barrel of moInsScs that they couldnt account for."

Mr. Bell: "They were making moohshine in the Prince County jail at one time,"

Premier: Jones: "Where did molasses go that was at

the the

. liars‘ salaries."

Ills wife lacing tirnd many years. He ,leavcs one son residing somclivhere i" NW" scwil- H15 fllllflal Waspvili not go into effect except for held at Sl- Andrews Church "lithe seven months’ period. In other Saturday funeral mass being ceie-lword, 11 ‘vomit glwgyg be gpgnt," brtiied by Rev. T. Campbell. burial: Dn MacMman; "How is m]; ‘u. was in tho church cometzify". 3n; to aye" the teachers or we '-'—'"—'—'— Summer-side High School? (To. Mr. ST- MARY'S CONVENT. SOUR-IS McNelll) Would it lessen your - --——-" -sala P" ‘ HOnOr Roll for the month of Mfmcpeln. “A; [If s; sum- April. imerside goes it la putting more Grad“ XI ~- l- Rfllllfllui Pvlflfsi of-a burden than evcl‘ on the uls- 3. l\llll'rl 51181-93. Alive IIIHIICYIBY Elli trlct. because the teachers of Sum- Nfillic F0193’ ltrqlliill; 3. 3115B“ meraide will get less unless the Mac/inlay, Catherine Harris. Luc-‘dtstrlct will increase its supple- ille Wood and Geraldine Dcirom-msnt. In my own case I will get iequali. less. Bummerside is serv ins ti"!

year. This is calculated on ‘the ,tw'olve months‘ period although it

two months after the end of the‘

I Mining Low ftezaratvol.

Pitbiislted by the Department of External Affairs, Ottawa.

Eiennro Keays,

_. g . _ in Grade X A. l. iimtiii’"iiésrmfiifillliihtfinfiilisha Bernice Mvllhiuali. ‘l. 5&1‘: heré {his week M. the Sum. PIICC‘, a. Mldrtitin Hughes, In" monmi she has 501d an ha; ItiacDonald. Enid Richards. r fly to ML Reglnald McDm-mlri Louise Creamer. p wet ‘h, 01¢ home and the lot. Grade IX — 1. Katherine Mac- emep f” Donald. 2. ltinbel McDonald. 3. Sue ~ - McGaugli. filmciililiilsrgrgkiikJgr-llfyfiuif/ilsisal? Grant.- VIII »- 1. Adeline Peters, wihakgreftha. he h“ entered g 2. Norma Creamer. Teresa Finnan, 3m M] 1n Qntsrio for an oporat- 3. Claire Paquct. Isabel MaoIsaac. ‘I’ Grade v11 _- l. Joan Ciheverle. 2. Edna Chcvcrie. 3. Helen Mallard. l Gradc VI -— l. Shirley Town-

Claire and

ahcnd. 2. Jenciy Hearts. 3- Ruth ' ‘ ‘McDonald.

Grade V - t. Ftrances Ford. 2.

Patricia. McDonald, 3. Gunilla Ml:-

. 'Atlla . omens/w mmawrs ssmc-r- 1d,, n, _ 1_ ma...” Clinton,

ED BY NATIONAALIZATION IN ‘ _ UZECHCFSLOVMQA llérivonne Cheverie. 3. Myrna Che . ' _. id 1. ‘lhe Government of the Rcpub- __ GT5“ m 1' “M” M°D°m ' lic of Czechoslovakia u publishing ~- Shirley Fml- 3- M"? from time to time lists of enter- Grade I1 - 1- WIN" ~ - prises nationalized pursuant to Joan McIntyre, 3. Catherine Mae- iiationalizatton decrees signed Oc- Donald, Betty McIntosh. Ann Mc- tober 25, 1045. Intyrc. it. Canadian citizens and corporu- Grade I i. Brenda Chcverir. tiona who have interests in respect Am“ Qm-Lrpig 30M MpdDunald, uf capital investment in national- Man, Cunt“, ized enterprises _ in Czecho-slo- z Noemi Fem.’ Kenneth glam. Zl§°tl€§°tnidiéiii..i.i’...ff"éi‘“iéili lo- L» Pewt- . x, Warnal Affairs for information 3" Margar? '32P‘: 3mm“ rewarding the PKOOOGIM‘ to follow c1"““‘-"' , I‘ _ ° I" ‘ can't if they desire L0 aubm ' claims tn Dorothy LITFKIIU- the Czechoslovak authorities {or compensation and to register their claims with the Department. ——-- 3. The necessary contents of ap- ‘The regular lllttllillltl 0f the Kill!" I PIICBIIOIII! to be filed with the slim Y. P. U. met “t. the hriime of Gzcchos ovak ailthoritics vary ac- M; . d Ma. (‘rail Wills on cording to the jurlstic character TEN-slam. pvglljmgjMiay 6th. olive of the nationalized undertaking. Burl-ell 19d the Worship Period Inquiries [are] therefore requesteld ‘with Opened the mneym; by m". o n cac ceary in commun- - . eating with the Department in m" rLAmnnfiéf°,9§,L1§f;2§°§§i. which oi’ tlic following ciassifica- "It" w’ ' J“

. , i d i il Lord's Prayer in imi- tlons tho uncicrtakiniis in uhtch;H;_|5;1n"’w0rk for ‘he "m" 1,,

itincsron ‘Y. fr.“ u.

tliry have mi interest fall. _ . . individuals not registered as; "will"? M”: 9mm’ Wu?“ "V"

mgl-ghpnts, l an interesting talk on Paula teach- Inclividunls registered a; mer- ing. Minutes of the last meetin:

chants. lwere read and approved. The roll Partnerships. rail was answered by 2'1 memherl

Wanda Mc-' ‘

.whole outlying districts. and st the same time the Government is putting the whole burden on the

‘town of Summerslde. If Summer- <

side does not increase its supple-

evening was spent in games and contests. Lunch was served by the hostess and committee in cl A hearty vote of thanks was a tended to Mr. and Mrs. Willis icr the use of their home. The meet- ing closed with the Mizpah Bene- diction.

Mlxcd partnerships in which some members enjoy limited liu-l hilily ikomanriitlii apoiccnosty l." 154, next. meeting to he held Mixed partnerships in ivhich j at ms home of Min Christine Kins. “m” miimbe" "3 ‘hilrehddel’! °"'i It was dr-r-idcd to sponsor a play. Joy limited liability tkomsndltni ' C m ,. m cmirgn nf play Eiffll spots-coast na Akciel, - jwgafxnfmrs‘ Farm. N,4\..5;;,, "a companies iskcinva; Cam" Hnhn“ The V follow-m‘ Limited liability cnnlpnnles " "°"ll"l""""‘ w“ "l‘l’°'“?°“ '°' hpolecnosi. s I nim omezenym. I'm"- "“""'I"3~ 51"” hrwd‘ I“ (‘rompsnies under the CammonlPlllI "VI '7'!" D°"I"’"‘l" W°"I‘IP Period. Christine KIHI- RN???‘ lion Period. Mrs. Elmer Colwrll and Norma Smith. Lunch Commit- to-r. Gordon Dorherty‘. Jean Doch- erty and Mildred Paul. study Per- iod was than 1rd by Ediia Co-lwJl land Erma Gtlimeslrf. Hymn. 01--

nnri three visitors present. Collec- tlo-n ilcas taken iviilch amounted

4. Before submitting enquiries to!’ the Department would-be claimants must first ascertain whether the rntcrpriiw in which they have an interest. has in fact been nation. nlized '

i ivarri Christian Soldiers and Jesus Loves Mo. The remainder of the

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ment-and they have voted the

lar case, the hon. member from Summersidre is going to get his sal- ary decreased."

Mr. Shaw: "It might so happen.“

provided against, to say the least. i Superannuation Fund

l Reverting to the teachers’ sup- Ierannuation fund, Dr. Macitfillan ‘said he could not understand liow ‘the transference of the fund to the civil servants’ fund, and the increase the Government ls tak- ing from the teachers. is going to make the fund actuarlally sauna ‘if it is 5945.000 short. I Premier Jones: “It is guaranteed _in the first place. In the second ‘place the weight is taken off lt."

Mr. MacDonald: "Who is the authority to say that It is guar- anteed?" _ Premier Jones: "We got the best actuary we could."

l Mr. MacDonald: “The Govern-

ment is satisfied that this fund ls sound?"

Mr. R. R. Bell: "Is the Director. of Education satisfied? He should know."

I MI. Shaw: "The Director of Edu-

Dr. MacMillan: "That should he I

Queen's County jail?" _ Mr. Bell: "Ask thc Department of Justice. They ought to know hat. But. surely that is no excuse discrimination between the

Liquor Permits 5

Under Prohibition Act adminis- liration estimates ($39,242) Prenner iJones stated that 600 prescription iboolcs were not allowed to be used ibecause the owners hzid violated ‘the provisions of thr- Act. '

Dr. MacMillan said lie under- stood that in many cases Lhi-s action had been taken without even a trial or conviction.

Mr. Link-letter: “They had n, hook and it was taken from them with- out any reason."

Hon. Mr. Hughes: “If e wife complains. the warrant might be taken from them. It ts largely a judgment of the Department. pro- vided for in the Act. Action is taken sometimes on complaint."

Mr. saville: "Is it through the doctors’ prescription that they qualify to get a. bottle. or through the warrant officer?"

Premier Jones: "Both."

Mr. Hughes: “If he violates tlic regulations. the doctor will have to issue him individual prescriptions."

Mr. Baville: "There are two kinds of scripts, then. One for a sick man and one for a thirsty manl" (Laughton)

Mr. R. R. Bell: “Provision was made in the Act that the Attorney General might cancel permit; for just cause. That just cause meant a conviction Why should the At- torney General take it upon hun- self to cancel a permit without a

conviction?"

‘~ MAYIJ, 1957

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at‘ Justice. Mr. R. n. Bell notenj

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QJAIANTEED SATISFACTION

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SINCE I857

Mr. Hughes.‘ "Because the Ac‘. provides it."

Mr. Bell: "The Legislature never went that far, that the Attorney General without any reason ‘OIJIII cancel tho permitfThat is what has happened, on recommendations mud/g by tlic Mounted Police with- out any convictions. It. Was never the intention of the Legislature that that should go on. There is no complaint ii a person has a conviction." ‘

Premier Jones: "What would you do if you found someone iviiu got a case of beer and then sold it? Wouldn't you take his permit away?”

Mr. Bell: "No. convict. him first; then take ‘rt away."

Mr. Iiiirzhes: "The member lid‘ mits that there is discretion. Fiiere would be no discretion on the At- torney General if there is g con- viction; it would be cancelled au- tomatically."

Mr. Bell: "I don't think the Attorney General will agree with that, because he has given them back." .

Dr. MacMillanZ “Who is the ss- sistant wholesale vendor at $1.800?"

Mr. Hughes: "Mr. Seaman."

Dr. MacKeilziet. "Is that a new appointment?"

Mr. Hughes: "Within the last year."

Mr. MacKenzlei "Isn't ihO wholesale vendor able to handle the business?"

Mr. Hughes: “The wholesale vendor is getting on in years. and it ls advisable to have an assist- ant."

Mr. MacKenzie: "Couldn't retire him?"

Mr. Bell: "Do you suggest that the wholesale vendor is getting de- creplt?"

Mr. MacKenzie: "At $2,800 year?"

Mr. Hughes did not reply.

VARSITY HOUSING WINNIPDG — (OP) — Erection

you

of 4B new huts for veterans’ w

ommodaiion at the Veterans Vii-

lase at the University of Manitoba

was urged at a recent session o! the Manitoba Legislature's special

committee on housing.

.ant1y visiting relatives in Montreal

jovial mood.

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Auction Sale AT SPRINGFIELD tor e2

Having sold my farm I viii sell by Auction’ on

TUESDAY, MAY 20th BEGINNING AT I PM

loll my stock, implcnicnis, owl a quantity furniture, consoling of I choice more, 4 years old; 4 milcii cows (freshencd); 5 head young cattle; broad sow to tui- row; 25 hens; form wugcn,‘ dump cart;_ road cart; express wagon; Dodge truck (I-Z tonl; Broadcast seeder; horse hoe; 2 sets harrows; driving sleigh; Wood sleigh; family sleigh; hay mower; hay rake; walking plow farm engine; car trailer; cream separator; Daisy churn; harness both double and single; o quan- tity furniture, including living- room suite (antique); and all smell articles not listed.