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Ilielklhl l" h lege a library which will reach out gent to the nepai-tfieut e1 mu. “on: ‘begin: s: h?“ bguzriimg

, to all parts of this Province, where Q1003’ pflnce Edward‘ mm _c e " m

i: everyone can share it. A Provincial It i‘ v°r7.n1°e to "Gel" “w” “w '

A i . letters. It shows that what yoli are ° “"15 11°‘ 0X90"? “l0 5° Library, which I think will be a bed lanawflum m have b m“

9°". very great asset. we were fortunate ‘mm? 15 “ppmcmted by “w” who time medica atai! and continue w“ in having men connected with the 3'31"“ Ptitlalltr ludBg- 1 ltlzllel‘ the dltflfillgi i; travelling clinics, C. t l c ti that came 0 any es a on w 0n 000 800001’ 0 y 0100 vieitinr nurs-

NM clfillvrilletlyujre (gigtttgrfnilockc. through gmueme“ came ‘more me‘ In m” pslibliixdlelsiitlvtellugflrvllcnofcfa ‘a? “I38

v‘ _ ' l id in d i it ~ 01' 0 - go. I Til E S TR AN G E ST ullose agency we received the grant gvlfxltr$re Icmrader him afisklng and Province. Yqur y-epregentdtiv-

. 5.1.03‘, Eygg TOLD! for iibraly for St. Dullstans and - , - . es and our office were oi one and moi. ‘Prince of wales Cones,“ $600“, motor the Superintendent of Edu- opihiend you; group gonmmmy (louver-rational new}, who," ’ . . catiou about those t xtb ks Suppiie the bu t f mm" ‘ii Take oi! en a non stop one?“ taimig guzilsfiét: Sad on temperance d; putting "it", health committee?“ One oyeallfoglf Write for bulletin to:

i i - v ----l' -l 0' °' ' ' ill newly rznizd fll im theft i lfisiiltysotiiciiflimngesififlfdlxf Mm The Ammn, Assocmmn o, in the schools and seeing that Prgvmm gesme Deplartnilen: GEORGE J. moat/mu,

M l, c“ amen“, m“ “u.” mince of wales 1.011s“ were most the teachers used them. We were “mice was completed on June M._A., PhD. hi8 ‘ -; cw,- known HM,“ It Shows what codmeration not doing it for any gesture at all. 30th, 1932 .It is working well. The president necl », i _ m“ do Tm, was a new ormnflw We believed in it. 1 believe that is Gwtmmeni are very liroud of it- flil 1 mm f‘, 't f d T, t l. one of the proper ways of getting The p.909“ are mostgratflul- The - t’ ' - X LIONEL ATWLnL W“ jus 0mm _ ‘a was a p up‘ temperance in Prince Edward Isl- Qpposltlon planned "s concep- l N ’ xu“ ' ‘ "\'RAY LPETKACY Ci‘ thing to do. They have their tron and the present Govern- l pea 'i“"'_“ E ‘v htiyl) 17 OTHERS work marked out m: them. Theruflllld- Prfeullly llisned its Birth , . - - ca . f: 14 GREAT STARS . . . T,m,,,,,,,,,, ,,, i._~_.___i at SCHOOL surrl-ll 63:31:. afégiztpgrllclaolutgl has: QENTRII. GUARDIAN

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m; players gull _ pcrfiornlclrs . i; . 200 szgzrodiufbeizlléiailili: COMEDY AND , DL Keppcl, president o! the car. enloiuzlfilllsb IIZFOQTSEIYD I rlzave tsaid tltllei with I hlave known the IJIJ- ti‘ eoluglz’: n a I . . flnClTl \l"|l' (‘ES U n a . g H“ ‘ . o“ e a men o a ’ j I. Q OP

i I out . “iogkiilg like mud to give you the miglliicst en- ADWNIU“ ncgic Corporation. came here en my Edu n Th is P m D work mogigfimggg, f‘: “film! or Ion-ll interact but ldvortlllng 11': ‘ ti‘l‘l‘lil‘llllf'l'll ever pvcsclllcll on the screen! Allllust tivice lilyltatlilll- I thbught l! We 6011M ca‘ on’ ere one o er e- e I h seven "n", "“'"' m” h‘ "'“"“" l‘ 1 I illi-lclrllh of the Zl\'l!i"2l"(‘ piciurc- turd every second packed get him down here we could get pwtment m cmmecuw with n“ gdwerag? 12:50?! can‘: 81g: ma,‘ ‘on "In", °“-M' ‘h "1'

Gq Ml“! brcailllcss excitement! sonlethlng The authormes o‘ that is the School Supply. I might work of the“ peep], who; 1min“, i n me with Prince of Wales and St. Dunstarfs i “k w“ t° X°°k “t u“ remrd c’! the "w" ma" ‘my W110i‘! 111 Cllludfl- ! ‘Nnusltnma-Au m“ a" 1"‘ Pr, iv Hi.‘ fit naxrltlt‘ Bani: Dalvlnns shorter-snitch]: crs of the populaiion 0i’ that Pi‘0- have succeeded fairly well. ‘mm to an agreement for me m, , School Supply for the past year and I can only add my endorsation to forested are invited to attend meet- mt (;l.\\:vlV-.lbli()(ll.‘l{§ vl..\.\ MhRhhL nllzLllulliuad-ihlljlhlt ‘lint-o, anlong the laborers and, arti- Take the statement of Dr. Pat- time in their history we have this l you Wm find that there w“ a n“ the opinion of the Provincial in; in Beard eg nude Rooms W

MATINEE 315-160. 26c.

ALLEN JENKINS ROBERT XWCWADE

PRINCE EDWABII-TOPIJAY.

NIGHT 1 Q 815-360, 31c, “c.

The thrills laugh and heart-throbs of two big shows packed in one. A ' mighty picture, a. com- plete Musical .Comedy-

. (Y B. WAl/ICIALL i EDDIE NUGENT i

MATINEE 2.15 11c. m.

THE GREATEST THRILLEB or mam ALL FILMED w cone-nous cocoa. '

sans he is developing a leadersllill. and in speaking on the point of laboratories the other night he said: Don't be frightened. You have

CAPITOL -1v0 W

terson, the Principal of Acadia Uni- versity, down at that meeting. What did he say about it? He said there

that education will. I can remember my honourable friend, the Leader of the opposition, speakinr niwui the roads, that revenue earning in-

a great revenue earning investment. . It is not earning much revenue to- ' day, unfortunately.

College Library

We hope before mother ycer l! over we will have down in that col-

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fl h 2, . Chair of Economics and Sociology mo t t’ ere or $ 05500 and when

' th d provided for and we have this pro- I dezxt: 5318:8552: 153:‘ vtfnxgng“: l-incinl library provided for, and '

United Church of fl itself on record as being planed with the action of the Deput- lnent of Education in placing the book "flbmperanoe and Life" on

511D Bllltlfitllilm I01‘ Q16 pub!“ Imp” “u” t ’. " T H E S H ° W TH AT B R ° A D w‘? liiiéil“a.°.f.i“ilif.°l.°f.ifi."fii.li ~31; Mg", 535030,; ,3‘: ell-atoll i» lZ°'u?§°...’°.'.'o-” _ f LIGHTS DANCING AGAIN ' NIGHT 1 a‘ M5 m. 26c’ Mo‘ ed economically to the market was and that we urge ul>0n the In: 95531! i8 00min! dcwn. Our work" ‘

speetnra of Schools the import- ance of seeing that this book is put to good purpose by the teach- ers in all our achoola

"Further resolved that we pledge ourselves to use our influence in that direction. _

“And further resolved that a copy oi’ this resolution be sent

file Mnetorium. for matinee. m- thotheflveyfllfllfomlflfltolofl. the death rm from tubereulneie in Prince Edward Island was 110 be!‘

1100K the lino of tuberculosis is be-. Cloning to lhow effect. We are save" lives of our people. That has" been done through concerted ac- tion. There is a section here, I want to read in the Public Health report,‘ "P100011 by Dr. Wodehouse, he is

Minister of Health,—'It is the 1108i 1111118 that has ever been done" there.’ "

night at 8 o'clock.

CASH FOR STORE COUNTERS.

8591-3-27-11.

was nothing shoddy about it. Take I I‘ _l v , h b l, Surplus ‘O! $1,110.00. That is some- the opinion of those men who have i ‘my mo“ y “e w n We mug‘

. l thing new for the Manager of the l l Pr l t l d lib- ‘ no other interest except to see there 1 is Ogarlie; égenegmnt’ 5 School Supply, because twe years

That is the report he is making to the men who supplied the mon- ey-the Canadian Life Insurance

-Will pay cash for your store counters. Write Box "R." Charlotte- town. State total length, width and

ICYERY SPLIT SECOND LOADED “IITII THRILLING ‘ S! (i lTTl-IRINC: SPECTAFLES! DAZZLING MEL l .F\'SATIONAL NOVELTIES

not too many‘ laboratories or too much laboratory space. A few years

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>--_- —*~———-—r $100.00, they could get a First Class License. That is where the increase in teachers’ salaries begun, P-ild [lrobcbly my Honourable Friend will l-zhow when that happened. I think he was a Member of the House at that time, although he was not n. Member of the Government. About UlP. only thing they can say, the only crliilrisln they can hurl across rit mo as Minister of Education and ‘Public Health is that he is extrava-

Contillucd from page 5

glint. Afr. Lea: "Give us a chance." . lion. Dr. MacMillan : " Yes, I

villi give you all the chance you xvrillt. The expenditure in the Dc- pnrtmcnt of Public Health was b0- iow the estimate last year. The i-upenditiire in the Department of Ilklucation. if it was not on account of teachers salaries being a very large item, would also have been within the appropriation. Ur. McIntyre: “lt is a little pvcr." Hon. Dr. MacMillan : “That is all right. We appointed two extra teachers last ycllr, one at Prince of Wales College for the purpose of rlcvcioping and increasing the course on Teacher Training, tho other was appointed afterwards to look after the course in mathemat- ics. Will my honourable friends on the other side of the House say iilcse were extrnvagances? Another ‘increase was due to the fact we look care oi the salaries of two imlchcrs in Sulnnlerside, because f-‘llmlncrside is going ahead with a. l"'.*.' ulovenlcnt in this Province. '1 llny are testing out the feasibility vii‘ Grade Eleven in High School.

it was never doilchillihill-lgil they have been working hard and faith- fully on _1t. If I iviis able to accom- plish it, then I think I have justl- ficd my position as lviinistcr of Education. In other words I have bfought enough luoncy in“) the Province to pay my salary I01‘ 0"?“ fifty years.

Of course we will hear more about the extravagance of the Min- ister of Education in regard to Prince of Wales College.

Mr. McIntyre: He deserves it.

Hon. Dr. MacMillan: Of course he deserves it. It is like the state- ment, it may have been my hon- curable friend made the statement the other clay when he was speak- ing, that we lost $50,000 by scrap- ping the old foundation and by building a new one. My hon. friend from the First District, that strikes his heart. I want to tell him that the foundation for the new college cost about $10,000.00. Sc the foun- dation we scrapped in the old one must have been worth about $31.- 000.00. if our new one is worth $19,000.00.

Old Foundation Unfit

We had very good architects, very good contractors. We have had very good expert opinions on that foundation down there, and they all stated the old foundation was at about the limit of its usefulness, and it was not fit to build a new building on, more especially a mod- em building. That is the reason it was not used, together with the fact that the shape of the foundation was not the shape for a modern in- ‘stitution, and would not lend itself to the future development you have to keep in mind. We tllke the re-

rlge in St. Francis Xavier they said we were extravagant. "New? he said "they are tumbling over them- selves trying to provide more space. You will find the laboratories you have provided are all necessary and they will be used."

Dr. Stanley's Opinion

I might refer you to what Dr. Stanley, the Dean of Dalhousie said about Prince of Wales College: “Having viewed the new Prince of Wales College I believe that noth- ing has bee noverlcoked, that every- thing has been well conceived and well executed. The de- designers are obviously well ac- quainted with the most uP-W-diiie ideas of school buildings and class rooms. Cubic space, floor space, and lighting are ample in the standard rooms, and there are many addi- tional conveniences.

"The laboratories impressed me as being the last word in equipment.

“The auditorium is a credit to the building. Too frequently this room, which is so important if the school or college is to have any ex- istence as a family or community, is shabbily done. In this case it has been splendidly designed and should prove satisfactory in every way.

“I am particularly pleased with the provision made for ventilation throughout the building-a. thing which is often overlooked, even in those times, and after all the world's experience.

"One often hears it said that it is just as cheap to build a handsome building as an ugly one, but most builders of schools in Canada utter- ly neglect consideration of this as- pcct. The new Prince of Wales Col- lege, in contrast, is most pleasing to the eye, inside and out.

"I marvel at the cheapness with which this fine building has been constructed.

is something being done in the in- terests of education. I think you will admit that the Prince of Wales

Ill-ho will take charge for three years and who will train and de-

Educaiion Essential

to the future, and unless we pro- vide proper facilities for education we would not be complying with the proper spirit, we would not be en- deavouring to pay that debt. I know there has been criticism, and there will. be criticism, just the

of course with some compliments, en account of my bringing down to take the principle part at the open- ing ceremony, Dr. Cyrus MacMil- lan. and I say to any of those who offer criticism 0n that point, why should I'not bring Dr. Cyrus Mac- Millan down to take the principle part. I brought him down for no other reason than because I felt there was no other graduate stand- ing on two feet who could deliver that opening address as well as Dr. Cyrus MacMilian, and I thillk time has justified my opinion. That was backed up by every Member of the Government. They all agreed it was best to bring the man who was best qualified, and there are some peo- ple so contcmptiblc in this Province even to try and cast a slur on him. that he was neglectful of that mis-

he should come down here and speak at my request, and say things that might take the sting out of future criticism. It is about time

politics spirit should die. It is dy- ing.

Mr. LePugc: "Dying hard.“ Hell. Dr. MacMillanz Of course it will die hard when there are

College, aflcr it has been construct- cd, was the best Lhlllg _wc could do.

After all, Mr. Speaker, education is a debt that this generation owes

same as there was criticism, mixed

erable spirit of party politics that

that some of this miserable party

some exponents of it like my hon.

veiop librarians in this Province. I think the people of this Province should read more. I have not the least bit of doubt that the present generation is not in it with the generation that is gone. They are not reading literature or history or poetry or anything else. We are losing ground, and if this library can do something in that respect, to develop reading in this Province, it will be of great value.

TEMPERANCE EDUCATION

Also in connection with education for the past year, I may say that the Board of Education or the Member-ab! the Government were waited upon by a delegation of the Temperance Alliance asking us t0 do something regarding textbooks in temperance. We found that the late Government had authorized a textbook in temperance, “Temper- ance and Life," written by Miss McCorkindale. We found that was a. very good book. So this delega- tion were very sincere and deter- mined in their efforts. They wanted the book bought and put in the public schools, and if necessary they were prepared to bear part of the expense as a voluntary contribu- tion to get this done. However, the Board of Education decided that they would purchase the textbook. It cost $300.00 or $400.00 to buy them and pllt one in every school and to see that it will be used. That is what we did. Because I believe that that is one of the essential ways to promote temperance in this Province. Among most people there is a great desire for temperance, and to my mind that is one of the most effective ways of doing it. I claim you can't make any people temperate by legislation, I don't care what form of legislation you

ago this Government had to pay 1534100000 to wipe off a debt that had accumulated in that School Supply Branch. We take the ground that if the School Supply could not be run without running this Government into debt it had better be closed. When we appoint- ed the preserlt Manager of the School Supply, he was appointed on that condition, if he could not run it without going into debt we would close it. You will find there is a change of opinion in the Pro. vlnce regarding school books. New Brunswick was supplying school books free for years. Now they de- cided the Government can not carry on any longer and they are cutting it out. I want to point out this fact. We have kept pretty close su- pervision over it and I have talked to the Manager of the School Sup- ply marly times and I have told him he mllst run that Department eco- nomlcally and I have endeavoured to get him to take those old arrears and have them collected. Do you know what we found about those bills? The bills were there, there wasn't a voucher, there wasn't an account, there wasn't a record to prove any of them, or very few of them. Consequently, after putting them into the hands of a legal man he said they could not be collected. It was very unfortunate that some of those who had charge in the past should have followed such lax busi- ness methods that this Government now has to pay for it in dollars and cents. ‘Those bills can not be col- lected because they are not able to prove the bills-a most essential thing in business.

' HEALTH ACTIVITIES

I want to Just mention in con- nection with the Department oi Public Health, I said this Depart- ment kept within the estimate last year and so it did. One thing the

Officers

will be given to the Women's Insti,

so that dental clinics will be estab- lished in some manner throughout this Province. Because the very fact that the Women's Intitutea are ask- ing for it, demanding it, is suflic-

gation presented the some sugges-

able friend the Leader of the Oppo. sition will never dispute the ground

take the interest in the boys and‘ girls. They went into this country pioneering the public, opinion in order that the sanatorium might be built. They have done much work in the schools all over the Province and provided every facility from a public health standpoint. The wo- mcn 0f this Province, God bless them. Nothing is too good for them, and anythin! they ask in reason along the linen of public health, $0 1011B as I am Minister of Health. they ale going to get it. $1,000.00 spent on public health is worth many thousands of dollars r on the roads of the Province.

work thatlhas been carried on un-

der both Governments.

Commands Women's Inetltnies

Now of course for a few years

there has been a. demand, and it has been voiced in this House, that there should be more‘ work-done out 1n the country among school children, particularly along tholine of dental work. I think my Honour- able Friend from Rustico mention- ed it. the other day. We had a dele- gation from the Women's Institute making the same demand. and we have decided that this year 81,000.00

tutes, and they will supplement it,

lent for me to give it and for this Government to give it.

Mr. lea: “If it was a male dele- tion you might not have given it?" Hon. Dr. MacMiilan : My honour-

that this is the women's field. They

I want to say this sekiously. since

Association of Canada. That is most gratifying. That is the

lowest price. 8566-3-25-21.

ISLAND!!!- IIONOBED — m. Janice Partridge was recently re- elected Mayor of Ounduff. Salk. Mr. Partridge visited this Province ‘with his wife about eix years are, the guest o! the letter’: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dcugail Martin, Hunter River.

ISLAND JERSEYS WIN HON- Olll-‘flle Jersey cow Standard’: Conteaeo (Imp) a half sister of Herold Stead’! herd sire at Char- lottetown. has recently completed the sixth highest mom-d ever made in Canada in the mature 365 day division for B. H. Bull d: Son,