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MENS RUBBERS

Mesh fins quality rubbers to fit all shapes of shoes. Good

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iF1T?£l7" (2ll2iiLl7Vl’ (lllkili/i1NF7]E1§l)

Clllldrea's first quality ruli-

RUBBER BOOTS

bbers

an i* m in UNI ef

cmmnsws nuns" Boors

Childrm’ first 5"' 500117 knee law nb'

wearing at these low prices. 75c 98e

Men’s low ent 'rubbers te wear with spate. Stiff backs

to insure slip ing off. Alisa; ...?... ,ac

oA(1)>‘1,§:|;'SrltlUnnrs` Lsnms cure

OES Fleeeed lined

A smart style for throughout - all Sirrina' wear, gives first quality, black excellent protection or brown, to fit

ber overslroes, warm fleece linings. Sizes 6 to 2 (includ-

§£2$§T?Ti.. $I.25

limi-

A %""'~=r~a;==»

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GUM nuanans

First quality black work rub- bers, stmrdily built to give rugged wear. Ribbed rein- forcements at back and roll- ed soles.

2§f7f??_~.. 55.69

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First quality all black gum

RUBBER BOOTS

First quality black gum rub- ber boots with sturdy red rubber soles and heels, well reinforced at all wearing

?T?ot.--". $1JN5

ilu; I ..»~»~~».~ slew

ii £1111. ._ $1.35

§’.2"'.’ff‘.'.‘.'... $1.59

i:s“§:?fL-. $i.39

The Act imposes precaution cm

points.

Knee length .....

sa. length ..........

EGISLATURE GUMMITTEE ESTERDAY

Provincial Leiisllture. March li.. 'Hu House met at 1130 s.m. Answers to question.; were tabled. On motion oi Rm. Hr. Mohan, bill entitled In Act to inco- te Dawson‘s Limited was re- lvcd and read

'l'|l|l'l|Bbldln¢

The following bills were reed a

time and passed;

sn Act to Amend the 'ilearhexs

rannuatlon Act, 1961.

so Act to 'Amend the vital stat- es Art. An Act to Amend the Prince of ales College and Provincial Nm-.

school Act.

An Aoi to Amend an Act respe&-

d08S-

atét to Amend the Mhrriage

.l . AnAct to nesuiate the rights and

tier oi landlods in assign- ute and winding-up proceedings. An Ant to amend me Geome-

lnoorporstion Act.

Fire Prevention Aoi _

or motion or 1-ron. Mr. Maumee Hvuse went into committee with - Wismore in the chair on sec- readmg of an Act to Amend an L to prevent the destruction of

n, forests and other property

ff.

part oi those starzing meg at icular seasons oi the year. The

'or violating the provisions

the Art ls increased under the to a ilne of not lose than $10410 not more than $50.00 for each

Ind in default oi payment

rent for a term not ex-

thrce months. Nfmotcr emphasized the lu- mensce oi forest and wood

suggested there dlould in the press of the the Act and amend-

ln order to emphasise the

e oi’ the motter.

Mr, McPhee said that this

been done last year.

objected to the

D¢M1ty. He cited

'hm were necessary, as

pate

hes, for the po-

nil is obliged to see

ti e d xi

P @1150 IGI

instanoed the occurred last

of every precau-

e part oi the maining iot- e. He assur-

' t the proper

ended would

the press. el. as an the stat-

ii §§E=r§§§§

aa ;§§5o§'3§

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og.

cohstabies, of the

°°°°l\rr.

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$2.85

T.'.‘.‘.i‘3. $4.45

of the land. be drafted to

W. McPhee pointed out advanced.

the Act does not prevent per- Pr-ozrees was sceadingi mmhzafireuniarmprem-ed.t1ia committee asking

s:1'¢¢d¢?i1ry purposes but the sit again.

`| O '

llreit]\ld¢‘m6ll

.ia as _i - h _ | ' ' _ W- ;

Premier uacrsmmr ur.spees-,ernm»=\t»¢0°tI~v\ ,_

or-__-~ oneocumdennito pledges which umm numb

l|r.l.ea: “0fcourseweadmiti-\\00GDs¢1'VaX»1veshmd made. bl

“l“11°b1 that srsoooo was for re-zummg, continued. vu to effect a ravine

*N °°"““=°“* °° mmm 'UU' and they hunt raicouwooa noni- or 815.000 by introdwins Ola Asc

an .Mi'11¢=°\'h°‘I“l1U!\l“f1\N°f°ftelmorrmceorwaloaoouege." renssonstobervl-iderltlrelybvlhe

°“'°""m“'°d 'M i-\\°0°v\rlm¢ntt°d=¢=m»e ul- -rim_1ww¢m_ m_ 1,..4¢,¢_redernoovornment_1hcLrcorau

llK.0h\|IfG1l\Ur0¢lliNi\‘!1edm|_\o¢ncu“ mmzunc

Ibsrallmldolalnoslietffolthomgqu-°(hm4

balmeethebudgetlzuttheynever

dreamed that ,the Conservatives ge

wouidclalrnthattheincreaseinpmnm-

iii-“I 10 flolbiio oolnpar- budnn “H

s-tively epmkhla"-'was \mJustiiied. mug “mm”

HB.lh'.!»oahedsivenalecture;5h,3°|m¢,°d°7»~h

°ff4¥l»'-|»°D-ff°m the Conservativehadred

ll\dvh1¢hh°e¢ther-eeponoiomtyottn

t-1111101*-he financial situation is theirs

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mark

intheprevious presentdovsrnm

'oneinvanada its expuiditure. edpurtioiioposi andhsdrefused Cqxositionsusseatiou cutofiotllbper

eriescf

indresains

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not|obeyo&thssoopeof the Act.

Msnbennismaintained that in

someoimrmstancesitwssdimeult tornakeadistinctkmbetweuxvil- Lgeandrorestmes.

Hon.Mr.McPheeetpl.l-inedthat

dansercompsls

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' Cuildl- - CANADA’S LARGEST SHOE RETAILERS

123 Grafton St. Charlottetown, P.E.I.

crease-slightly-thetases pooplalttbmwasj

52 5?

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arsuments

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Province

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and 1982

had let that ment

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UNL H35 due to a long period of Conserv- UN1 N011 ative assurances that increased C°”-WW' taxation was unnecessary," he ds-

fered” in ¢1u¢¢

1 called the

The Con- Liberal Campaign, U19

off the poll uced the

and bm- hon. friend permit

when con- a qustinn." favorable. Mr- Lea: “Go ahead." t iU°”1y °hus° mm’ md h°’ thnx"

hat this Premier Macmillan: "Will my over a hon. friend tell me what his cam- hmm 'hc' md tm swam” mu

be paign was in 1919 regarding ln.

calcu- crease in taxation?"

lr. Lea: "Are you speaking of

my campaign!"

rder-rad to the Duncan Com- pn., 1 Mmm” . .. _

minim award, commending the mlgnmofryom, pa_|.;_‘~` The can

Governments lhroilhotrt the services of Dr. Cyrus Macmillan Mn Lea. ~-In 1919, n was of

world “all with mln indebtednm, in the Ocmmimion but contending mam-,K revmm md expenditure

all wid: falling revenues? an now that the interim payment of 8125,- meet, of mm.u_».

bezinning to take stock how they 000, recommmded by the Commis- heme, Magumm. nwlmwt m_

em oo. rr instances urwsiafg 'mcxiumguu au ` W' on I cmsmg t“°"°°'" ti asrivulwm

con u e e per , proportionately M _ be Z ~-rh t _ dur 0°-ODUYB V0 ml!- inorease in public debt in this small compared with the other on gn, ghgfm; m;k‘m£;m @q 5" 1:2 keting system. rrovmee. rn ms prion or rar-m asa-mms Provinces . did I pe.-,Quarry ,mu ,O 9,, ,,,,,_ ,mm |,, me ,,,,,,,me..“"" ° C I I E I “W *M '“““°°““°‘”“ *Y“nF"‘°°'m ou.” pleonthatground Nommmuur in-.r..e»: 'wou, neqaokecnev-

"° ma” my " Arnmmt b\U1d1H8 ever heard me make that ery platform in my district, it My rggmwq

L“_ mme “mn "'°F‘“em°m"" '-mf*-" i Government is

mn \:dl¢i°h¥ hon. rrf;naMa1d urlsthruhfienrllibe mt; wal;-eemfnwmunmbom-Pm: “nm u “um Bum' ° mv' which

utwmmhm , ~ tvvarmrycommendedsndwhichhe

party plhtfbfm in 1919?' should m .d md

only M, Lea. “Wu um ,n th 1 ._ ur. me sam no noticed that me °““°““°° W "'°'

for-my-» ° P' Government had purchased bonds vmcuuy'

Hr. lies: “It is hardly necesnry

mir- orme,atthemoment,tohavea

in the&iorm.Wearedeailnswithmy lead- friend’s at the present time.”

labdly bums

gm hadieitunabhtoholdoutsueha mgrsomise.

,oi the Western provinces fm- the ,

Pmnuei- Macmillan: "c¢reauuy.",e1nklns tuna, are proportion or ‘”““‘ ’°“ °'° “ ‘mm ’°“ "°’°

owortunism' Mr. Lea: “I will ask my mmm these bonds being about one-third Pram" md M"'m°°°' °‘ Awww the Liberal Tax- friend to read the atform and oi the sink' funds. The* did not mn?

sec that there was no increase in 100! 'Cry secure, if the . xemiers “r‘,,l‘°°' n' '.3 no" n°°°°"'r" _

°‘ ” "-» RPASS

Lea had taxation rornired I think he statement was co t “un”

- P - is re- rrect tha those ..

f-hit this C8-111118 his own Dlrform now. l Provinceeareon the var-pcihmg. W' Ju" “ m“‘°h`

. tooo. or io oo. .. .. ........... mo. ~ »~. _ ,H snot: sworn: umm-:D

.Ivy reason now. that there was no referencel He criticised tb, Government mr Mr' hu' em W"

ce oz ur- to no increase of taxation in our mor-wing the gasoline tu, u it °°'“"“"‘°“ W* °°'°’°°°“ ‘ mimi Dlatfonna but it was in my hoc. wa muh- my motor muon dm” ”‘ °"" d” ‘”° ‘°"’

_ mend.s_.. "nm -hmm N dhmmmwd the protection and lupptrt

Premieruscanusu: ~ramnot\n-lnnisthisway. °°“m'"°"‘"‘°“"""’°’”‘“‘“’°"

deflvme *-het I lm tmns 0° vin Pr¢m1erueouuran:°'wrut¢eom ""”?“"°°““’°'"‘°"""°"“°°“°’

you down to your platform or rm, the reduction in motor veiuoro u~ °‘ “" ”°°”” °°""‘.“"°”' '° °°“‘ _ that you ,em mm' to nm me om* 18-,” tinue that protection. = "*

m._ D” °on_ Wuntry on-» mr Le.. Mr. MacDonald: “I submit that

increased enormously. Mr. Lea: “I was not going to run this tax

ry to b1om,_ this country at that time. 1 was vehicles.

the end s very junior member of the pany those w

to 8199.000 -quite a boy at that time-and I and tractors

Years this was not consulted in the building cents put

to saszooo or platforms at all r no not an siven bac I

means must be architect at that time. I was not more." ,

ue. The considered wcrthy oi employment ‘"5 ‘W“'°”"’Y 4°” “°" N511" '-50 e a tax then." .ui “.*,"_‘ ,nd lrevi financhl dtuation and has ‘-~°° .P'°":.*;.:.°°“‘“-°= or .,,,,,,,,, 2:: :”=:.°“.:.:.~::.:;°°..':- °.“:.~ Oppo- orm t without the consent Assistance to ' ~ °~ -

sition. of the party." been given to a greater auth; in °°“m M" '°°°‘u 5 b‘1¢t¢¢

Mr. ua: "1 wouldnt aeempt 1.u»¢r»|a man by oouservaezm, rn, '°°'°“ ""3 “°°”‘°“ '° W4 W* 1°

sn. un “sn-er' mu a uuog at um time because Leu continues. ire eine ueerai um’ "°”°~ Th’ ’°°P‘° "°" N-

my experience of platforms in this governmental assistance In espn- umm' °1"m°‘1' *M "N 190511(

nam that ne, Provmoowutmttneywererome- isingthaseeormnoomnnas- °°"°°‘”"°'“‘°“°°"'°"1°Pf°'-

'n cmbbmr than to cot in oar mmm *°°' f*°°°°‘°"r-

lilrehresent- lsr. J. A. MacDonald: “You had Thu season

ditures in no platform at all, had you?" has

Omtinuing. lr. Lea warned that‘

eg; r r it

e ,_ s - sri; lei.

Igiéi itil? iii? e 2235

of'ila1l|rAs-seaanit went into Gosmittse

Wlgmueintheclllrd incorporate lhebomlldt

Oilmty, the

i ii tr ‘i

P-It

away unlessanattemptisshortiymade tion to balaneg rwvanue and ospendit-

Fl if il

ure,thebanhwiilrefuestoad- vanceanymors money to the 0overnment.’lhiswil1betheri~ sul¢.hepl'od.icted,iftheOovq-n msntdoes

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THURSDAY

L00-Women'l Uhliiod PUNT 3"'

7.00-'Rule Squares. 1.30-Annual C. G. I. T. concert

and Entertainment - Hearts Memorial Hall.

for lsficulture let them appoint a Marketing Board and see that 011° salesman is allowed to handle the seed potatoes.

Mr. Lea read a circular issued by

the management of the P0!-si/0 Grower; Association, which stated that the steamer that was charter- ed to take the Associatiods ca-rso of seed assembled at Georgetown last December. previous to comin! here discharged a cargo in Bt John, N.B.'1‘hepartywhohadthecar-go was asked by a certain competitor to delay ita discharse as it would

1.n¢itWlsi»h8Dll'tY skin( the

tered, complied with the requst. When the steamer arrived oii Georretown it was impcssible for

account of ice and

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ii §ri:@§§§s5ii;sfirs

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epoeatomarkat

5 .4 rr i £ € E

lhalllsal

5 s

Yestilatlail”

W. IAC: "l\lGU&I

name nan ocean;

muaume, ur.

Qouidbe wtified

our farmers pro- sent around to submitted that

uid be rectified, estigaticn was ne-

ousary. outside wll\P¢¥-iw! abculd be in a wsition to destroy

are-ft §§r§E §s§§8§ Eggga

lk. J. A. Ma¢.D0|1lld.:"Why

ogg L55?

uuuuuri'

"gm Agnew-Surpass Shoe Stores Ltd. B;yi,;,;_

inthisgreatollain.

I i

range of growing girls widths.

123 Grafton Bind,

rubber boots-sturdy rolled edged soles, well reinforced at all wearing points. Excep- tional value.

“ i

Thank You!

The AGNIW-BURPAII IBO! BTOBIS

LIMITED wishtotakethis opportunity to ea- press their sincere thanks to the many hun- dredsofpeoplevvhovisitedtheopenlngoftheir UliarlotietovmBr\noh, vrhidailihe85ths\<Ie

‘1

Woalsowishtoannouncethstweearrya

complete line of women’s shoes priced from $1.98t.o$8.00antlinvrid3heAAA.-llllnd sisee3to9. 5

5 .r

§i it

Wespecia1i.sein0lii1drem’s8hDel‘ittinge .,

Yvidths in stock A-B-0-D-I, at the prices youwanttopa.y.Wea1eoearryaoom'p1ete

footwcarinallsixeeand '

Remember ol' legen-

BBTTIB BHOIS CAI Bl IOLD TOR LK

IONIY.

Charldteinwlh

M dum mmm" it my mum 1<€lTl(1fld8d` F01' vdétanwz muh- vithngie mer

when he was Premier.”

Mr.Lea:"ldidn‘tcatcht.hatre-

mark and 1 guess 1 didn‘t lose much."

Concluding, he said he was “ser-

biaiy alarmed" because the Prem-

Improvement In Development Of Broadcasting

UITAWA, March 21-(Canadian

Pl'&)-Cbmiplla natlonalimtbnoi radio broadcasting was atm in mg distant mme and easing our by the Qnadisn Radio Broadcasting Oouanininn of the di odd privately

timsremained onlya “ps-

Hhctor Uharlelworth,

chairman d the Oommtsion bold tha radio commiasim d the House of Commons today.

1ni.hemeantime.sothatthoae in

hohted districts may not be de- D\'1'\d 0! |004 |'\¢l0, new licenses for rrlvately owned stations have been srented. but me pouoy has bam to redrict theme new statums tothebareneeeuitiesoftheli. titers. the drsirmen said.

Finamial stringtmcy M4 pnyven.

ted hall deve

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Preliminary Hearing

(C_F. By G_rtlhn’a Spedal Wise)

.i"B.EJDiR.l(7IUN. N. B.. Mhrch li

-Gtbcrt Jordan oi Barkers Point. weg siven an eight-day remand this moming when he appeared be- fore Police llllistrate Waller Lim- erick in the Pretioricton Police Court, and will appear belo e him for preliminary hearing ca Wed- nQday, larch M at eleven oelock in the iorenoon.

Jordan arrived at the police ds-

Eééééééé ititrtir eil# tirriigg Ei§§§§.§

1?*-l..___-.___‘_-_:’_“"'*_~'l__»____-1

To Late To Ciasify

'I0 LIT-IOOKS, YUINIIIIID

or unfurnhhsd. |87 Hillborough 8. Irllll

machine. A|»ly Bos sit. Char- lottetown. L-1812

l -& "°”il sAl.l lAl¢l!I'AUl'Ullll'

hats.

suits, L P. sim

lDl‘l\-BITWIIN

§§i 5 ii; iii? i§:= it tif; iii!

i 2 i i

tionofthe prisoner- being toldto standup.

Bwathed in bandages about hh

chin covering the alleged se1f-ln- ilicted wound Jordan was visibly weak and was assisted lrom the police car to the courtroom by the police escort and was taken out in the same manner. Hia weak physi- cal condition was also noted when hs Wal told to stand up in Q dock.

Montreal Firms

Threatened By Extortionists

(CI. By Glas-dian‘a Special Who) l|‘¢ON’i'REA1. March 21 ~ Uni.

fonned police were placed on guard today after between 20 and I0 firms received threatening iethrs in an outbreak here ci busin& racketeering.

The letters, written in Pri-nah. ve warning that properties would

if various sums were

heaviest demand

llaebonald. Inc., to- acturerl. who were %,000.

'His extortion letters vera im-

mediately turned over to the au h- oritiee. Qmsiahles were placed on susld carbide the buildings of ser- ersl plants and inlde the Usa Dmaid plant il detectlvu wee plaosd sr the diiiurvnt depart-

ments.

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