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The S. B. Tim!!! which left B ti- ney-Wednc for Charlottetoywn evjnflifihflmm 3i?” 1Q" "° 1°“ " ° °t ‘Wmwu “WI-tome when nbtwithstandinwth: ‘m?’ m m" 3m" m“ ‘m? velylbcrt notice received aglarge VdwWRnMmWWAW attendanoeof ambsrawaia, , i. “m” u “wm”! m 9°“ W1"- tc asy‘ farewell to Bro. ldward m s- as ‘Nile-u 1s o»- ho- fififiiil.l't’l.iit'liilifis‘éfié“ffislfif December 11th, to load a cargo of ‘m1 u, - ‘rewomm, youth-m m, m, P°°“‘°°‘ ""1 ‘WIS f" N" York. sun of the head office of m. m- shippcflbY the Associated Shippers’ vmcm m“; 0g and; m“ m" ‘"' so“... ‘.‘.l‘.““.i.-.E'°-..l" n“? . _ , r x- ISLAND mammals co. wlmltr NIrosoatNlluKbiIQgag Nomi‘? s. s. non. captain Jacobean ar- wtlaaw “mama!” by m 23;‘ él...’锑soy.°l.‘f.idtlo“i°?.?gl . “it Etommm’ m“? W?“ . or e an . a re err- vi leflillw- _ ing to the friendly relations manna wnsnr t°.!"'°°“ mmrietilmdlgsftorihatilleg‘ . rs, assure em e - ways cherish fond memori f the 0- 0- 5- AIR-limo". Oaptan Mac- days spent as a member 2st oChar- Donsld, sailed yesterday morning lottetown council B24. (or West Cape. Comlpllirgentary rgnariia we: —--— made ro. B. l‘. , w o spo W. D- GILIJB’ 0O. WHABF very highly o! Bro. Hombyh ability osuccbkmdlgisse, Captain Theodore fungi; gt! othectigtstanding young - _ ' Bros. n. McInnis also spoke LYCIS WEAR!‘ highly of his ability as a. banker and pa: m... —-—......... ...,...,, aria": strum." '* W“ mg m pore, rmllgnittion by: his grains oiznhi‘ a y o pe orm u es a highly satisfactory manner. Bros MacDonald

S. S. willing: ptain . Ca Mac- - mung, mggu an; m“ haw,“ Lelghtimer, and State Deputy Ileo

ghguwwn md Rocky Bradley also spoke of their intimate - . Point knowledge of Bro. Hombre many

"(x5395 WEAR]. fine qualities as a citizen and a Bro. Q. a Egluyd’ olptun Hum-la’ Knight. BIO. MCDOIIBM referred

the days when Eddie was a student in Queen Square School and to the

fact that each year since leaving Th. m” Haw Nmhlmd “mm school, he continued to show his in-

“f, “"°,',,,““' Nd“ "° m‘ 9°" terest in the school by donating a °‘ m‘ " mu‘ Wm" “m m" [valuable tro m for titicn in mnxfbfigemwfiimi “d m!" the annual £11001

N: on her he'll» 1.0.3.“ hi3? $111 sofdflyyafi Brggfgbyvgf“ if; b1muwwc§u mwirt»: gsw flute. ti» mee ng osed a prcseu sing- mnn“ ing “Auld Lang Byns" and "lb: He's

FI-YNN - At the Chas-l ttetown ' Hospital. Dec. 2.1m, to in. and “M” " ‘h’ “m” ltslliflt '.‘.li“’*oi..°tl‘..’tf.°.€;. ,,, ,,, ~ $51.1“ mwlm- D°°- 7' "u- t. m- m5 Councilwglelgllxltswyilgumbale o" M‘? “h” v"'°7» ‘Vin-FAN’?! ""5 Deal-‘Brotber I-Iornbyz-

uummu“ . ~ Brother Knizhiaol Charlottetown

. B24, ___________ pro FNNfiYSON-EUIIDGE — At the of the head office of

imi Church Manse. St. Peters. Bank at Montreal. and of your in»!

"W- fi- 1934. by Rev. W. E. Ait- tended departure tomorrow morning hen. Samuel Albert Finlayson in The very short notice made it iln- lyelyn Margaret Bridge of Mart- possible for us to have a very elsbc- invsle and Bangor. ate farewell sting, or a. very for- mal address, but tbsse would not mo DKATBS anything to the sincerity of the fare- well greeting ,we extend to you this s‘ -m this 0 tint-Ye. , evening. 1934. infant. son oi Mr. and Mrs. In the first place, we congratulate Robert Areenault. Funeral this you on yourpromotion. It is another "W l t3“‘”‘“.‘.‘1'.."".§2‘.€l.“°°“‘.fi your pro on, lIlO

w? "dgmw i" "l" “NY mark of appreciation of your wcrl n ' ' 1m m‘ wwh- W" and your talents from the head cl~ m; 1mm“ mm u” “dam” i” fice of your bank.

"mum 153 m"! 5b "mid" Our only regret ia that your pro- lnorning at Mb to the 011mb °l motion culls you away from our city the Moat Holy K840911161’ $116M! and our Council. Since you became i» R- 0. demon .. ~ a member ‘or the Knight; :1 _ us, you ave man os a vev aamnwm “Wofigmgec”, interest m all the activities of the “u. u“ w O cook ‘um ‘ 49 Order. We assume you that yourloae

‘ ' ' - ' (Bum, ) toourCouncilwillbafeltvei-ykeen- am“: M! "wa‘lmmm“ch”" 8m“ ly, for yours is the type of younl

i, 1 ,5 m" i“ Catholic manhood that is needed l» mm‘ ' ‘ kw°mm "W1" our order and in our Council. This, we feel, is the greatest tri- bute we could pay to any Brothel

2::=====é====================== member and it comes from the heart of every one of your brother Knight:- in this Council.

ywe extend toycu our bestwishss for your future success in your chos- en profession. We hope that you will —---— retain your membership in our Order ’ short time you will

Ohodqartadthlalifabecemberlwecanassufoyoucfabeartywel- "Mather home inlcsevailencolnebecklntothslinishta 0o 2.8.!- lumbusoftnisprovince. Assiittleremembraneecfyour lllttaasyaanagddeal-Mnther, ednnsctionwitbthis Jndal llwvcamssosesseaawysam swlasaoithshiahesweminwhloh ‘loamsienaaiimagoeaan youarelleldbymweaskvoilto fistwelahayenmoeeaadmere.” acceptthislittiegimandweaasure . youtfiatitiaaocmipan bythe lisanqytbiakvve feegeticobestwisbesorauyourmoiaa Tlaiilamdia healed Knights. lit v know ass-row fofon iotteiowncolm

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will. and Beam remnant: undoubibdly‘ the most comprehen- live 911M yet made litany pro-

situation.

The time of reference “to the ere or the broadest.

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loath’ to ueoanrhv

Perhaps one of the most import- queltlons which the Jones 00m- had to clear away at the

of its work was whether Nova. Scott's _ t position was the result of the inevitable pluypi

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economic forces. or whether it was

partly duo to governmental poli-

cies. Ia its chapter called “Prelim- Qirvey

merely Jabs problem of an area re- mote from the centre of economic life and political control as well as of population," and also whether

question the s mission's reply is

‘We

do not believe that such is the case. We believe that fscwrs with-- in the control of the Government have played their part. Bi this RA- port we ear-amine three influences which fonn- a. triangle, namely, tariff policy, transportation, and the ‘ tence of highly central- ised and standardised industries op- erating under the protection of the first two." Professor Innis, who uses the term National Policy to in-

faotors or

elude not merely the fiscal policy,

but also to embrace railway end canal building and rates. declares in, his Chapter on "The National 9' Policy and Nova Scotia," that Nova Bcotla "had felt most acutely the effects of the dead hand ofuthe - tionsl li "th t th - sue-fig: W" * am" disruption of economic life in No-

policy h-B Oflfltriblllled. 1'0 the

vs Scotia." And in his Chapter on the burden of the tariff, Professor

Innis states: “The lundamentsl difference between the economic

tpatiorl of Canada and of the

times in which continental development implies 5, high tariff athighoostaoftranspr‘ mm and a maritime development a. lower tariff and lower costs of transpor- tation, tends to imply comprom-

ises at the expense of the weaker

regions. Industries in Nova Scotia have lost the resiliency incidental

RECOMMENDATIONS

The tariff policy oi mnmda has reacted unfavorably upon the eco- nomic development of Nova Scotla-

lbepraeetiiatives of industries con-

cerned should make representations

to the tariff commission and eiv ‘ in secure either a reduction

tariffs (which is erred) Ol‘

of an axienacu of the m of draw- backs on the materials that tho!

buy.

Before deciding upon aha-nails in tariff poll the Dominion govern- ment slugs! consult the provin- cial governments.

From a purely economic point of

view. secession would be slicer folly-

fromsecesaioa but its economic

aflnificaaee is precisely the same unless it be assumed that the Can- market

adieu would remain free in the products of Nova Bcotia. lit] iaclearfliattherest ofCauada would not tolerate such a. one-sided

a federal ‘trade commission, sup-

plemmted by regional commissions

or com-ts of referees. could “ in- ate unfair trade practices.

A number of long-established and. llpplrmtly well equipped facinries| of Nova, Scotia were closed down; and the trade removed to other

parts of Canada. Amherst in partic-

ular has suffered from this move- ment. Attention is drawn to the state of that town and s special

investigation is recommended.

Quote. A permanent civil service should be established in Nova Sootia M

the earliest

ornortunity. use 0t the unmistakable weak- nesses that is characteristic oi’ the chief indusiz-iea of the province is

in the organisation of marketing.

A Yesterday

economic

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I- SENSATIONAL (Ollliiillilfii! fmm PIQO l) lanes lashes Oat

3w“. MWWP- <51‘! mt wit" roxmlm - An organization “Y” ‘"5"! meeting of the Prince Edward Is- llm“ a l" 1"“! W" l‘ WW" laud Fox Brae‘ ..' Association will i1" be held in the Board of Trade trim“ Rooms,“ CilnslOtM‘ -, at 1i: ‘mun Tuesday evening, December 11 -

the My countries wt u» m» W 1.. w. Hancock, Acting Secretary. “hr-YIN P10" L-soas-lz-s-al

tousethe word

and prospective enemies of powerful Little Entente, conspirators were seeking

~Great ,war and _ brewsd-“cn the northern Hungar- __.___ 1111 WW’ W" 41ml“ 1811"“ new rms-rmc SYSTEM-A

IQIQOMODN b0 l" "finds "l"! rulvmsl. NOTICE-The funeral!

“If such a treaty existed today between the Little

War or before the existence

since it had been en the right to defend itself. d “Ministers and kings assasslnat i" he exclaimed, our right of defence can not be stifled." He demanded continuance of the session into next week. Ebb-Mb asserted the Marseille n" in era were not plotted in I-hui- , - -»=1 we =~=~1-<~ mm m:;:.r~:.c-...v~c;

“Croat newspapers spo assassination, and at Croat meet» l“ 5mm‘- “h” “m” “m” SUDDEN DEATH-A sad fatality w“ ma“ on u“ H“ w“ pm‘ occurred yesterday afternoon about

A crowded house saw 8h Deacon

Th9

Deacon's colored boy is

so,

ant, Paul Gal-

Policaman, Camille Gallant. Billy. The Deacon's Boy, Alban to Mrs.

Edmund Cal-

‘lhla column ll- ralwvol for laws of leeal interest oat advertising we newly nature may be inserted at colts a word strictly DIIINQ la

._.._... outs um y ___. _ puss- of about a spool of oonrsbsasnos urn INSUIL

. . Grace ouol- enca-

‘iesvas to sxsllis wont-First -" year . _ ,. as, Pizincoof Wales College students Iileancr, Manon, 600110. Ind Nat- ure writi-ugllleiory and Botany eit-

_ Charles in lmiiuntion today-These are the Oaorgeandrbnmaefiratennlacftbelesm.

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LIQUOR. SEIZURE — An out of town car containing foru- kegs of rum was seized in Charlottetown by the local R. c. M. P. Thursday night.

TEA AND BAZAAR-Tho Bap- tist Church afternoon tea and ‘ which was held yesterday diernoou was very successful.

steam heating system which

"Iimm installed in the c. n. n. yvglozaibglvlizlllugeamsilufiailvmfi; Potato Wodehouse was tried out

k _ manta’ Mm“ to the 5 yesterday and found to wor suc of Tswfik Ruahdi delegate, that an combat terrorism

“lnffi carefully. The new system, removes

mlldimgerofiossbyilrost.

oi the late Johgl 00165 will take place today (Saturday) Den. 8th.,

“Wilma m‘: tho funeral leaving the McLean ° Funea-alHomcaLLlSfoa-servicca/t “m” Ymww“ w" * “mm st. aorars cbmon. Milton, at 2 would make Hungary an aggressor 0.0.00‘ llffiififf‘; bu: “v b" m... t efe emse ves by __ a their armed forces." W0 “n, A fin 1360151108 $Wl¢t RUBEN M05 work by a famous artist, was shown midi! W 1151* "16 “m? 3mm" to a Guardian representative yester- ‘"14 against an aggressor-defined 111 day by w. J. r. Baker, 137 Hlllsbom their aercement as a nation which Street. m. Blinker had painted the supported or p. tecied rmed bands-Emile said “war

water color portrait, copied from a

sketch himself and has dons many

betwoen similar sketches, both in crayons and and Hungary would watercolors.

have been a dclcrous and horrible reality" 118d 5193811591"! flilfllfilll- SILVER. FOX CONSIGNMENTS. ation occurred before the Great Jrhe January 7th Sale of the 0! Hudson's Bay Company, London,

England, is one of the best of the year. Resolve to market your Pelts

“If. in ‘the future." he wntin- on that Sale. Bring them to us and usd," anybody strikes at the unit- we will give you a liberal advance ad Yugoslavia, Czechoslovakia and with interest at only ii ‘per cent. Rumaula. catastrophe will surely McLure and Macxinnon. 3i.

lhrlier, mkhanit. for Hungary. characterized ‘Yugoslavian charges Rev. A. C. Vincent, D. D; will speak that his nation nurtured terrorism, in the morning on “Men above the backed by Yugoslavia and Ru- overeat" In the evening the ser- mmlm u “mgygly o 13911111331 mm- mon will be on the Seventh Conl- oeuvre against Hungary."

Th, summon; 51-01mm M301“ the Ten Commandments. lVLrs. Full Tnmewu, Emmi", Fog-gig“ Mm. will direct the music of the day.

u, m, gem m the Mk‘. V. L. Dingwell, baritone will -- chamber u, dc. sing at the evening service.

‘Little Entcnte, btacked, be 81y. FUNERAL SERVICES—The fun-

BAPTIST UEIUROll-Yrhe

amendment, continuing s, series on

oral of Mrs. James H. VanIderstine

b, was held yesterday afternoon from ~55; her late residence, 38‘ Weymouth

Street, to Hunter River I‘ ‘ y. Bervlcoa at the house was conduct- ‘ ed by Rev. W. L. Outhouse and Rev. Hugh Miller and at the grelve by . Mr. Outhouse and Rev. F.

art. L. McKay, J. MacNevirl,

‘Stew l“ °’ ma. c. Duchemin and n. Williams.

5 o'clock on Queen Street, near the Telephone office corner, the victim being Mr. Arthur Walsh, Eilsion

PTQSBHtGtiOII Street, who while proceeding home

with some groceries in a hand

D e a c 0n ” sleigh, collapsed on the sidewalk. no

was taken almost slurs ediateiy to the Police Station but it was found that

Last Evening he had passed away. The coroner

finding death due to a. heart attack, decided an inquest was unnecessary.

° “f; mawalshwasaboutaiiyearsofage

and leaves a. widow and three small

mwmukgfaaiimwvefim? 5°“ children in unfortunate circumstan- Ywtiflc was good and the play con- taifitg manyulzumorous situations.

we!» he sctincwss of a. LATUNG MASIIBIO rnoon- mlh ‘lulu?!’ m“ °Y "3111?" "i" workmen are now employed laying "P9618117 an asphalt mastic floor over the con-

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crate at the Drill Shed which was

Solos by Mr. C. Pineou and Mr. 60mph“; m", we,“ “a Th, "m"! DW-“ttl "W 9'49 4mm! sub contractors for this work are 0199"“ Gil‘ K. V. Gardner. Ltd. Their foreman, l Th anilzved bytilslsusgud-l m. Alfred Seccchi has spent 42 encs. e orc es ra. cons o m m, _ “was. mu" Wt“. r years do g t work cmlusiveLv 401m WWW- OBHW Worse lcttetown h vl pro loual bee chamm- mm?‘ "'4 WM!’ cmvloverfcoufg ‘tilts moitlc divers or; Mural-Mrs. guitar rendered eml- the Canadian National Hotel, the

- Mr. Beewhi is no stranger to Char-

Prince Edward Island Hospital and

MY- All!!!" G111!“ “W! l! the new building at Falconwood.

Six local mch are also employed on

Th6 "nwllll ll i310 fill l’! Wl?‘ this work. The general contractors

The present financial ge- wt ' manta between the Dominion and provincial governments is unsatis- factory and the subsidy now paid fl to Nova Bcotia ii seriously inade-

are Messrs P. H. Macmillan and

are. m. Wheeler, the Crock, Ernest J_ Q “swung.” Pete. Iihmily Serv

A SOCIAL lVENlNG-A very ‘ pleasant evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mc-

MdKemia. d, idsrglarite Gal- Donald. who have recently moved

from Long Creek to take up resid-

la Mr. Read, wheelerr Ascompiice, enca in a. nice, new bungalow a‘. Elmer Doucette. Deacon, Mrs. Dari-en's father, of mngwood Woanelvs Institute

Holland Cove, vmen the members

called to wobomc them 'in their midst. A nice gift was presented and l! expres- sed the wish that she would soon

Miss ‘Amelia. om Maid. Tilda be awcaker among them for "Home

anddountry”asshehadbeenln

I 08th. Helene. Mh. Ihflfiivn’: daughter. the district where she ll-li’. resided.

A social chat over a cup of tea and

Jacobo dalntiea provided by the ladies

whiled awuy sil too quickb. Mr.

Mrs.'I‘horion,Widow,nerleGal- and Hi1. HODOIIAIG “ L‘ Che

and all for the kindness and

lr George Darralra tholgldfolnsn in rem Nellie. Mn. Danni's‘ child. Rita Parson Braniaw.

them. - 1 rmsolulls

m. Harding Dewar. Spring an. is considerably improved.

Mina Isabel MhoDcnald leaves

'0! Immmm "u" this morning for Newton Centre - Wvfflifl- and norenaater, suns, M99505! 0f "@1145 will Wind the winter monthl.

P3595 ‘llblfiflwhiteoffliokylfliint

where she

- who underwent a successful tonsil

, illlniaation. operation in the City Hospital, has lmwt farmers and returned to her home. than now appears to

axial.

wnpathatie consideration should this morning r Hnrni Ontarl throughout the Dominion where he wlllmicin lsrs. Janina: question ef shortening the and they will g0 from more to dag in axiom.

Ix-ccudutor A. J. leaves

Flofidlfib Wilt the winier.

BCBEENED coal. sr else-we “

are" unloadingficrcened Coal today. Prise also per ton. s. Picksrd a Co. Phone M0. L-Iim-lz-‘I-Si. . V “*-___ PIIMANINT WAVES at re- duced prices at the Rose Maris. W! particulars phone i243. 1.4086

POLICE 0011171‘ - At the Police Court yesterday a man charsed wtih being drunk and incapable was fined three dollars and costs or five days in iall. Another case, unlawful pos- session of liquor, was sdJoumed un- til Tuesday.

CANADIANS GATHElb-Jlhs ex- ecutive of the Canadian Club o! Boston this week entertained at dinner malnbers of the executive of the women's auxiliary of the Can- adian Oillb. E. Gordan Goudey o! Barringtcn, president of the Qan- adilm Club, was in the chair. The guest of honor was ma. J. Clyde Nurln, the former Reta M. Young. of Freeport, president of the aux-- iliary. Among those present were Miss Iwise H. Essery, formerly oil Charlottetown, Mrs. J. M. Densmorc the former Katherine Bernard of Malpeque, P. E. Island; Hon. Rich- ard E. Johnstpn, Charlottetown, P. E. Island.

FISN AND BANE

ASSN. MEETING y

LAST EVENING

‘The quarterly meeting of the Fish Game Protective Association was held last evening with the Pres- ident, Mr. W. H. Tidmarsh, in the chair. Mr. B. T. Gallant, Supervisor of Fisheries for Prince Edward ls- land, presented to the meeting the amendments to the Fishery Regula- tions for Prince Edward Island. which came into effect by Order in Councli of August 2i, 1934. 1n eflect these amendments permit the fish- ing of gespercau by gill-nets from June 1st to July 15th, in each year, subject to certain regulations and restrictions. The fishing of melts on Sunday is also pmhibtied. Mr. Gallant stated that in the last few years a. large number of complaints in regard to smelt flailing 0n Sun- days had been receivcd. The amend- ments also prohlbited the fishing of trout in ponds and lakes from the sixteenth day of September to the fifteenth day of April following, and from the 16th of September m the 30th of April in streams both days inclusive. Other changes in regard to trout fishing are also included in the amendments. There was no change made in the regulations per- taining to the fishing of rainbow trout. l

It was moved b: Mr. D. McKinnol-l ma =ebyMr.A.l‘ “that a resolution n! appreciation for granting the amendments asked for by the Association be passed by the Fish. and Game Protective Associa- tion and forwarded to Dr. Ibund. Deputy Minister of Fisheries.

After some discussion it was decid- ed to present at the semi-annual meeting in March an amendment to the by-law having to do with the number of meetlnEB-