NOVEMBER’ 12. 1947

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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN States. and who had not seen the family for many II?!"-

A Board of Public Utilities has been appointed and given Jnor! efficient methods of coping with control of the entire rsnae OI various public utilities. In this way the public are assured that their interests are protected.

The recommendation of the Re- construction Commlttee that the hospitals be paid 50 cents per pati- ent per day was adopted. The hos- pital grants are thus increased three times over. This Govern- ment intends to extend such grant to approved nursing homes as well. Often there is a nurse who has household duties that prevent her from going to the regular hospitals to work, but who has accommodation, approved by a doctor, where a patient or patients could be cared for under her super- vision and that of the doctor. Such approved nursing homes would receive this grant.

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F. J. BRENNAN 8i COMPANY LTII.

E. M. BAGNALL-Managrr Charlottetown Telephone I410 0%¢t><iw-r&tv‘<$fik

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the system recommended by Dr. I-Iogg will be studied together with any further reports on the mat- ter. In Dr. I-Ioggs report, which will be the basis of any action by the Government, the Summerside plant is to be left as it. is. and this is the policy of the Government.

The Provincial sanatorlum is one of the finest in Canada. In I946 over 30.000 examinations. visits and treatments were made. Even though this Government is not presided over 'by a medical doctor. under the present Govern- ment the Depart-tneitt of Health and Welfare has become. for the first time in the history of the Province, the largest spending Dc- partment.

In addition to building and im- proving 60-66 foot roads to a total oi’ 175 miles in i947. the paved I roads. totalling 215 miles, were maintained and 20 per cent of the latter mileage was seal-coat- ccl.

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' Did You Pay Income Tax F ord942?

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Advirtising Rates-Payable In Advance

Alllllmum Chlrgel For Any Advertisement 25 Con”,

jlenlrul Guardian locals lo per word; Western and Euros-

iocnis 2o per word; Announcements and Coming rlventa 3o pa»

Iord; Classified 8o per word; In ivlumoriaim Notices lilo per _ inch; Lists of Moral llld Spiritual Uflurliyll. Cards, etc., 5o per

name; Letters of Condolence lilo per inch; Wedding Engage-

dents, 40 words for $1.00 and l0 cents for every additional I

words; Notices of ‘Ihanlis and Appreciation, Me pa! inch-or 5g

oer word; Lists of’ Subscriptions. a9 cents per inch; Aildruas

and Presentation. $1.00. Otuor rates on application.

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The-Government of Canada will repay the REFUNDABLE SAVINGS PORTION of I942 Income Trix hy March 31st, 1942i. If you are one of those who have refundable savings a cheque will he mailed to you BUT- '

Your correct present address is essential!

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Correct addresses are available for moat of those entitled to repayment, hut a large number of taxpayers are constantly moving and others marry and their names change.

year. It is expected that this brief had an influence on the agreements made at Geneva, to be published on November 18th instant.

A Housing project begun by the City of Charlottetown at the airport there and abandoned by the City. was taken over by the Government. N0 losses were sus- tained in the operation in I945- i 46, although over $27,000 was loat the year before the Government took over. Many industries are now established in and about the airport and more than I30 per-

Land and Road Taxes

The amounts collected from Land and Road Tax has been prac- tically stationary for forty years. Formerly these taxes were im- portsnt sources of revenue but this is no longer the case. This Government proposes to abolish them both at the end of the cur- Ient yea-r. ‘ Land has been secured for housing accommodation for Prince of Wales College students, and building will start whenever pub- lic investment policies come in

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(Iards on which to report changes of address or name are being sent to all householders in Canada. These are being distributed at the present time. Additional cards are available either at your district Income Tax office or your local Post Office. Do nothing if you live at the llllil address and hava the same name as in 194-2.

I Help Wanted

IVANTLD _ CAPABLE GIRL FOR houseivork. Phone 532-J.

FOR SALE — BASE BUltlh-‘ER NO. 11.‘. l-hone 1586-13.

F03 5A“? - “AS551 RN“ N“ WANTEI) ’_ PART risii-z-liijfp. 11. Goodaa new. Phone 167. l Apply M“ yap :0 Euswm

703G513 - 9N5 “l”! m3‘. NRANTI-‘ll-sTLDILNI‘ r0 Llzaiil; rlage. like tiew. child's single bed. 3.31,.‘ ‘mg’ Wme X. L z_ second. bricks. W6 Grafton Street. Gu. diam

FOR SALEV:I1IIAINI—CII~HYVSKIII3IRI-, ivAXTt-inll IMIIIPIIIHTI’

Steamship Slip

A steamship slip will. with Fed- eral assistance. be built at. Char- lottetown In this way the Car Ferry will be repaired by our own men and our own labour, in addi- tion to being available for other types of ships.

The hieai packing plant was

l] you are entitled lo Refundable Savings on 79112 Income 7'01: and you have changed your address 0r name

8-inch plate. Also air compres-l pendubx, L,“ sor. E. P. hlncPliail, New Haven l hou_i,“.nl_k_

taken over by the Government to prevent serious losses to the live

FthItTSTILL-“rivoVcnoiccYuan ‘ “““‘°““"f§_-""°““°< V _V_____ _)_ old saws. Apply Leslie NICIIOISOII.‘ “Qty-run _ WOMAN on GIRL Hartsville. I for general housework in modern

I . , . v - truck wagon. Apply Proudc 8w‘ 7' u.rl,d‘“.,.ite Ilurcsidr. ' ~ . i Hampton FOR sans: _ itxrizaritisn, Village- N- B- /Cabin Ileatcr Stove. Percy Mao- Tié" "“* Donald. Churchill. I WGIIIOII FOR SALE - 400 (‘IlEYROLI-ITZ. W’ A N T E l) - OI~‘I<'l(‘I~I SAFE. Stzitiunziry. Elmer" Colwell. Write ilox T18; can- Guardian. Kingston. _ i ' ' FOR SALE - ncrcn ENGINEI‘ and lifzissey Harris grinder. 10 inch plate .I_ Worth Pournal. I

“LANTEII -- ORGAN FOR IIALL, in good condition. State price. Apply to Mrs, Wm. Weeks. Fred- erlcton.

VUANTEI) - BEER BOTTLES, llidcs. Iron and Metals. Highest prices. Fast service. Phone 2208. Maurl-ce Block i’: Co.

WANTED - ALE BOTTLE! Highest prices paid Fast pick- up vervlce Phone 2542 Evenings i107 Michael Bros

Lust Found Strayed

STRAYEDWFRODIWPETER star?

tin farm at Illlllf/‘F Rrccr, pure-

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;.e, nineteen pigs, P3811!‘

\I'£‘rk< tild. Henry Bernard. Hun"- ter River.

FOR SALE — ONE MOTOR BOAT .10 ft. long. 9 ft. bccmi. 1 year Git.‘- Write 'l‘licrcid Johnson. Little Shc-mcgue, N. B.

ronnlssu: rfrvrtisfiunn. lN-I eluding rad-lo. davenport. occas- ional chairs and molly ‘"3191’ articles. Call between 1.30 and 4.30 I‘. ‘VI. Phil"? 12444- bred sollcl red Shorthorn heifer‘

i-"onsliil ."_/i{ii.»'iitii\\'o'6i)—nE'_-l mdll-v- ldmlYiilfll- Phone ing Room Chairs, 4 leather up- " bolstered living room ohairs. in good condition. Apply to James Snowie, Bradalbane, P. EWI 1

Port”sailri-iiniicrmnrc nnow- er with ‘i II. P Nfntoi‘. Suitable- for furnace or blacksmith forged In good condition. Priced reason- able. R. T, Morrison Co. Sum“ l__-0_R_R VT___FO.R._P6T_‘_¥6._S. merside. i "' - E r

- -- -—--~-—ir~*ij ; 15 MY“. Stubble. Bert Warren.

I" O It S A I. E — COBIBINATION, can,“ 31L IVIJIuIwWrkuIg ltlac-hine COIISISLIIIZ. ' W-r- -- ~ - ~- nf Ii-ibli- S-iw. T" Jointcr. Laihei TO LIiT - I-‘IIRNISIII-J UN- and Hollow Chisel Mortising al-i furnished rocms Apt. 187 Prince tachmcnt Also Shaper. prlced_ 5W1‘?!- r"\< ' Chandler's Wood- "——"r’,—'—j-rti—~—y———~

Lniiféworth Ave.‘ Fgilfe a?‘ . . . . ,- 1 g_ p.

I _> _ _________g___?_i_i ply 75 Queen Strcot,

':iii:.\'It.r.ic BEDSPREADS $491.: T _““*——— ii/lanufacturers clearance. first] cafsaTfucks Fm’ SaIQ quality. in all beautiful two tone, 1:0- "k s-j-M“ - ~ — -~--—--~--—-—

double or R SALE. - i937 PLYMOUTH

Worth double the Car. 5 passenger Coupe- Apply Also Ladies Chenille House- Arnold Bruce. Pnwnal.

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S tCIQU ms osmga condition. Reasonable. Apply

c: Sflurided ‘rf rljot slltisfled. Rena?” Gm“??- Ilandlcraft Distributors. 254 Sher- brnoke St, West. Montreal. Que.

WRITE dFTEffrt-nxisnri/Tilr}- room. Apply 243 Richmond St.

FOR SALE - I941 PLYMOUTH Sedan; i938 Plymouth Coach; 1940 Studebaker; 1940 Chevrolet Sedan; 1942 Chrysler Royal", 1040 Ford Coach. All cars in excellent condition. can be seen on Market Square Friday.

Furniture

WRITE FOR FREE CATALOGUE to one of Canadas largest new and used, wholesale and retail. furniture dealers. Pearl Furnit- ure Co.. 29 Centre Ave. Toronto.

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travrltcxifari AND SPECIALTY ‘ Salesman. Established calendar house offers unusual opportunity m nuzrcsslve salesman with re- l‘l'l and vrhole-ale connections. New season just starting. Excep- tional earnings possible nn com- mission basis to start. Give full particulars regarding e80, "P?" jgvncc. territory covered. etc. to Box T09 Guardian.

Personal

FOR NEURALGIA. LUMBAGO. ltheuimaiic Pains. Chest Colds, apply Heal Penetrating Glory Oil. At your Druggist.

AMATEUR ARTISTS-IVE AGAIN have Christmas cards in black and white for hand colouring. An interesting and profitable hobby. Send 10c for sample and illus- trated folder. Tally Ho Art Shop, 53 Yonge St, Toronto’.

iillciéibfoaina --(CP| M Sarah Beecham, 40. re- (enuy gave Myth to her 17th. baby, a my weighing eight; pounds.

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stock producers. and a subsidy was paid on overweight hogs.

The increase in the Ne\vf0und- land trade is eniirely’ due to the unceaslng efforts nf this Govern; mont to promote it.

Dairy Instruction and Inspec- lion has been advanced and pro- moted to a degree hitherto un- known ln this Province.

The Government has spent about 340.000 per year in a bonus on lime for the farmers of this Province.

As a result of the absence of rot in potatoes, due to the careful measures adopted by this Govern- ment. we were able to dispose of u surplus of thrco iillion bushels; of potatoes on the Bfiiish inar-' ket.

No Technical School has ex- isted on Prince Edward Island since a Conservative Government. allowed the school established by the Lea Government to be clos-i ed. A demand for technical edit- cation by and for veterans in- spired the erection of a new tech- nical school and over 1000 veter- ans received training. This school will now be converted into a technical school for boys and girls. where they will be taught Agriculture. Household Science. Business. Trades, and all techni- cal subjects.

A Forest nursery has been es- tabllshed and large numbers of trees will soon be available for distribution throughout the Prov-. ince in connection with rurali beautification and for other use-I ful purposes.

Grants to Agricultural Exhibi- irons have been largely increas- ed; a grant of $1000 to each breed of live stock has been made avail- able; veterinary services are set up and will be expanded.

The Matthav-Wells Company would never have come to Prince Edward Island with their cucum- ber plant wcrc it. not for the ef- forts of the Government, who guaranteed refrigeration and cold storage as an inducement. It ls hoped all small, fruits Will eventu- ally be produced and processed here. In 1947 some 617 acres of pickling cucumbers wcre grown in P. E. I.. and the yield was most superior in quality and quantify. One grower received $746 from one acre of cucumbers.

Economic Survey

Dr. Lattimer, an agricultural economist, was employed to make a survey in order that an auth- orltaiive background could be ob- talned for our argument on Do- minlon-Provincial relations. This expert with the assistance of economists from the Department of Agriculture at Ottawa. made a study of taxation in Prince Ed- ward Island, in order to secure more facts for the conference.

A large body of citizens was selected to make an economic rc- port for the Province. This re- port was printed and was the basis of presentation at Ottawa when arguing the needs of Prince Edward Island. It embodied a recommendation calling for an ex- penditure of $3,000,000 annually. Some of the recommendations have already gone into force. such as the suggested salaries to teach- ers, aid to hospitals, 8w.

grant oi $1.00 per head to muni-

nliiso been assured of assistance in t fll‘ made possible by the retention of the 3 cent tax on gasoline. sistance in town planning has also been given. and will be extended. An area outside Charlottetown has

sons are presently employed there.

The Government purchased the A. R. P. equipment and sold it a‘. cost to villages, towns, land cen- trcs throughout the Province. Part of the airport declared for sale was purchased and sold at cost mainly to veterans. War As- sets materials of various kinds were purchased and distributed to veterans. Institutions purchas- ed 850.000 of war assets property in this way, at cost. I47 three- quarter ton trucks were purchas- ed and re-soid to farmers at cost.

This Government has made a

force in Canada. Housing for 300 students ls proposed for a start. - It is hoped a start in organiza- tion and equipment of bulldozers, breaking plows, Martin ditchers, 810., for hire at a cheap rate by citizens, will be made in 1948. It is also planned to provide spray- ing equipment to eradicate wild mustard. This can easily be done by spraying.

Encouragement will be given to the establishment of deep-sea fishing, and the_building of large launches and motor ships to this end. At the present time fisher- men trom other places can come and fish in our waters, but we have always fished comparative- ly close to shore. Refrigeration and other equipment for the care and SWFBRe of fish has been and will be encouraged further. Labourers of Prince Edward Island are, in general. not dom- inatecl by the great labour organ- izations. It is proposed that apart from national organizations. such as railroads, there be a control of labour with a suitable Provincial

cipalities. The municipalities have

snow removal, this being

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heen thoroughly surveyed and mapped. A sanitary engineer will soon be at the disposal of the province to assist municipalities

in water, sewage. and planning. Regional High Schools

A recommendation in the Re- construction Committee's Report called for Regional Composite I-Iigh Schools. For the larger school tax units it is first neces- sary to have a revaluation made. This revaluation will be immedi- ately proceeded with and follow- lng that it is anticipated that soon one or more such Regional High Schools will be proceeded with. Much preliminary work, making school plans, changing the School Act. training teachers. also. will require to be done. The dis- lricts nre being prepared so that the foundation for Regional High Schools will be firmly laid. Under the Dominion-Provincial agreement the collection of Suc- cession Duties passed to Canada. This results, since April I947, in a saving to our people, as the gen- eral law applicable to Canada is on a basis of much more wealth than is common with individuals in this Province. Less duty will be paid by the heirs after a per- son dies leaving an estate. Provision was made by an amendment to the Probate Act, whereby if a husband dies without a will the widow takes his entire estate up to $8.000 where there are no children. This is a great im- provement, as under the old law. if the husband neglected to make a will. and there were no chil- dren, often the estate went to heirs who were almost strangers and who were frequently away it. Western Canada or the United

Auction Sale

AT MILLVALE on MONDAY, Nov? l7 AT I am.

I will sell on my premises on the above date, one Clyde Iiorse, nine years old; one Clyde horse, 6 years old; one filly I 1-2 yalll old; five choice young rnilcll

A complete brief on the needs of our principal products in re- spect to trade and tariffs was made in 1946 and copies were used at the Geneva Conference this

Desirable corner iot (head of School St.) bordering on City limits. City water line on property. Size approx. I00 feet square.

Interested parties address

Box 717, Guardian. I

cows due to freshen; four spring calves; one brood sew with eight plgfffllif weak: old; lwo sews (open); 50, year-old liens; e quantity of Iioy end straw. Terms Cosh.

' If day is unfit, sole on next

fine day. _ JOHN W. HAGEN.

HUGH MORRISON,

‘ Auctioneer.

of Butler and So

months.

WWII l0 If the Germans to the Red way of thinlringlby work- hl tarooch their stomachs, the Soviet Military Government in Berlin ~ oily/decreed an extra Ill-pound potato ration for students at the

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Iariln. Above. three students carry away their unex- I " potatoes.

' and frcm Charlottetown.

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Tenders will be received until IIov. I5 for the ppiies. Fuel er Building Supplies not In- cluded; beginning rhe middle of November for Illa winter

- Stole price per hundred

NEW eiistsow aaliivme co.

heofing

“l6 and from Hunter liver; lo

Labour Board. ered desirable

merit

It is not consid- to have national organizations handling labour when labour is a provincial ques- tion. apart from the Railway organizations which have always functioned smoothly, on account of railways being really inter- provincial in character.

It ls the policy of the Govern- to extend hard-surfaced roads wherever traffic warrants it. Other improved roads will be treated to allay dust. When the public investment policy comes into force, probably next year, roads leading to National Parks, such as the Brackley Point Road, and others, and the Dominion Highway will also be in line for assistance and pavement.

Mortgage Sale

To be sold by public auction In front of the Lavv Courts Building in Charlottetown on Friday, the 27th day of November, 1947, at the hour o! twelve o'clock noon, ALL that pane] of land situate, lying and being on Tovvnahlp Number Thirty- alx in Queens County, Prince Ed- ward Island, bounded and described as follows: On the North by land ly in possession of Thomas Crelghan, novv In poaeemlon of John T. Boylan; on the East by the Monaghan Road; on the South by land formerly In poezaeaalon of James Kelly, now ln possession of

the rear line of fanrns fronting on the Monaghan Road, containing one hundred acres o! land a little more or less. The above sale la made under a power of sale contained in Inden-

James Curley, and on the West by‘

C0.\li’l.li'l‘E AND MAIL YOUR CARD AT ONCE!

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DEPARTMENT 0F NATIONALREVENUE

Ihxation Division

Hon. James J. McCann Minister of Notional Ravens“

Ottawa

Mortgage Sale

There will be sold by Public Auc- tlon In front of the Court I-Iouae at Soiirls In King's County In Prince Edward Island on Saturday the twenty-ninth day of November A.D. 1947 at the hour of twelve 0'- clock noon. ALI. THAT TRACT niece or parcel of land situate ly- ing and being at Black Point on Lot or Township Number Forty- Ieven in King's (‘ounty In Prince Edward Island hounded and de- scribed as follows. that is to say: COMMMENCING at the shore of the Gulf of Si. Lawrence at Black Point Lot Forty-seven aforesaid and at the northeast angle of land formerly in possession 0| the heirs nf the late Alexander McDonald (Allan) now In possession of James H. McDonald and running thence Southwestwardly along the South eastern side of said James l-I. Mc- Donald's farm for the distance of twenty nine chains and sixty-eight links or to the Eastern side of the “din Road lending from Folrfleld around East Point thence South eastwardly along said Road for the " ' of ten chains or to the Northwesiem side of land formerly In possession of the heirs of the late Angus Fisher and now in the possession of Stephen J. McDonald and thence Northeaatwardly along the said Stephen J. McDonald's land twenty seven chains and fifty links to the said shore and thence following the various courses of said shore Northwestwardly to the place of commencement containing TWENTY-NINE ACRES of land a little more or less and being that ember I920 and- 14th December, 1921. made between John T. Quinn of Watervale in Queens County. Prince Edward Island, Farmer. of the one Part, and the undersigned of the other part. default having been made in the payment of the principal and interest thereby sec- ured.

For further pnrtlrulom applv to McLeod its Bentley, Solicitors. Charlottetown.

Dated this 28th day of October, 1947.

ALEXANDRA SCOTT.

tures of Mortgage dated 25th Nov-

Mortager.

part of the fann of the late George McDonald lying between the Main Road leading from Fail-field to East Point and to the shore of the Gulf of St. Lawrence.

The above sale is made under and by virtue of and pursuant to a power of aale contained in an In- denture of Mortgage bearing date lhe nineteenth day of February A. D. i927 and nude between Fldelle (‘heverie of Black Point In King's County in Prince Edward Island. Farmer and Jane Cheverle, his