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THE GUARDIAN. CEIARLOTTETOWN

THE GUARDIAN

Authorised as Second Class Mall Post Offlea Department. Ottawa. l The Island Guardian Publishing Co.

President and Aaaoclata Edluir, Ian A. Burnett. Associate Editor. Frank Walker.

CIRCULATION "Covers Prince Edward Island like the .1...-

f'The Strongest Memory is Wankel fhoa thatweokesf Ink".

CHARLOTTETOWN, THURSDAY, .wi.v ii,"1'iT.'Cz'

Mr. Ghevrler's Visit

A welcome visitor to Charlottetown to- day will be the Hon. Lionel Chevrier, Fed- eral Minister of Transport. The visit of the Minister and his party to a number of civilian airports in the Mai'itimes selves

the purpose of reassuring the public of the Departments interest in their problems. In, this case it is of particular importance inl view of the negotiations under way for ex-' tending the runway facilities at the Chain, lottetown airport and developing it into a, modern civilian air centre. It is hoped tot interest both the Defense and Transport: Departments in this project, which will de-, pend upon the City acquiring the necessary:

ipalitles. On the latter point, W. R. Martin, secretary to Prime Minister St. Laurent. told the convention "further careful consid- eration will be given to this request," that is, exemption from the sales tax.

EDITORIAL NOTES

Picture patrons should not miss the superb dramatization of the biblical story of Samson and Delilah now being shown at the Prince Edward Theatre.

0 I O

A nine-day meeting of the Society of Friends started at Oxford on Monday. The 300-year-old society was founded by George Fox and its members nicknamed Quakers. Both as individuals and by their example the Quakers have exerted a profound in- fluence on the shaping of modern society.

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It appears that no concrete results are expected from the conference of Ministers and Deputy Ministers of Education for the Atlantic Provinces now meeting in Char- lottctown. Even within this Province there is a certain lack of uniformity, as in the number of years it takes to get matricula-

Again A Favourite

This will be a continuation of Tuesday's article dealing with cer- tain excerpts from an English periodical called "The Farmers Weekly". r Ehlllsh farmers, like their bro- thers everywhere, have a lot to put up with but they are not bothered much by the potato bug". so far this year only two colonies have been discovered consisting of about 100 bugs. Over hm: 01 the”. it was reported, came in with lettuce from Spain. wide. spread prccauti are being tak. en, however, and spraying is being carried out at various places. some of it hy'hellcoptcr.

The extent of Government con- trol over the farming industry, as well as all other phases of the national life, is really amazing. Apparently, wherever the farmer turns he is confronted by some restriction or other. The growing and marketing of produce, fertil- llefl. drainage, plowing, farm

JULY 37.0.1119;

The. Passing Scene

I: observes ' '

rnousu has: swrrmza

That these prices an 1-egum. " "grail .:"'; - "Farms Wanter'l'.p Ce sum over it

A man of title an Gucrnseys wants a iruxigfunikgi 200 acres in "good heart". The house must be "onei of charactgr. For all this he will pay up ,' 840,000, more if the land is egpgco 19-lly zood. Another gentleman gst”gi?);l6s1from India will go up

. or a mlxe Iernbly in Harts. d mm” W"

A , "particularl oo .. according to the yage'rit,li:oni;1squfiiii'ui a man who is in the market for 200 acres with a. "gentleman MW 0f.Iiun1lty" somewhere in the Cotswoids. He has 365000 to invest in the proper kind of D1,,” osnlslnzlhe uniortunatexaci that not every young fellow just starting out can lay his hands on that kind of money, space is 31. lotted for ”Farms to let." -1-.18 rental is not stated, but all is

tion. 0 O O Iranian officials reason that they have. no need of a strengthened army because

PX”? lalld and U90" lhe report Of the. F9d',they have no intention of attacking any- 9l'3l 9llglll90I'S Wh0 h3V9 been maklhg 3, body. There is more than a slight flaw in

survey of the situation. i

This Province is ideally suited for large-1 it mi,-es two to make a fight. 0 0

scale air traffic, both from its geqgraphical position and from its freedom from fog. It is not too much to say that our whole fu- ture depends upon keeping abreast of the times in this mode of transportation, and that modern landing facilities are essential fa any improvement in this respect. His Worship Mayor Stewart and the members of the City Council and Board of Trade have been active in this matter, and our requirements were strongly presented on the occasion of the visit of Premier Jones and Mayor Stewart to Ottawa some time ago. Since then Defense Minister Claxton has been in the Province, and his attitude on the subject is regarded as most encour- aging. It is hoped that Mr. Chevrier will be equally impressed, and that some con- crete action will result from his visit on this occasion.

Munlcliial Tax Problem

Property owners in general will by no:

means share the views expressed by Prof. D. C. Corbett, lecturer in public administra- tion at McGill University, in addressing the recent national meeting of the Canadian Federation of Mayors and Municipalities at Calgary. Mr. Corbett reported that be- tween 1933 and 1939, municipal revenues from real property taxes increased by 60.5 per cent while real estate values went up by 209 per cent. Real property taxes amounted to 77 per cent of all total rev- enues in 1933 but only to 67 per cent in .1951. He argued from these figures that city corporations should greatly increase their property tax levies.

Mr. Corbeit's report was based on 11 study of all municipalities in Canada, and his percentages are averages. The situation, he conceded, varies greatly in different areas. There is the further fact that other tax figures enter into the picture. The Senate finance committee, for example, has revealed that with the natibnal income es- zimated at 918 billion for the present fiscal year, Canadians will pay in taxes to all three levels of government-federal, pro vincial and municipal-nearly one-third of the total national net income.

The Senate committee was able to get complete taxation figures up to 1950 only, though fair estimates were obtained for 1951 and 1952. But comparing the 12-year period, 1939 to 1950 inclusive, the taxes of three levels of government rose as fol- lows:

Federal, 1939, .9480,027,000; 1940, .92,- 411,218,000; 1950, t'52,905,578,000.

Provincial, 1939, 3236,223,000; 1940, s730,8-12,000; 1950, 382-1,693,000.

Municipal, 1939, 9316,96-1,000; 1940, 5S511,834,000; 1950, 34562,-108,000.

In the case of the municipalities, real

estate taxes included in the above munic- ipal figures rose as follows: 1939, 9243.418.- 000; 1940, s369,309,000; 1951, 0-102,868,000. Commenting on the above figures, an Ottawa correspondent concedes Mr. Cor- bett's point that the total revenue receiv- ed by all municipal governments today would only be about enough to maintain the levelof 1939, but takes issue entirely with his argument that sleep increases in municipal real estate taxes would solve the problem. 'That would be turning a blind eye on the enormous increase in federal taxation, bearing heavily on the some pro- perty owners. s , Mr. Corbett advised strongly against seeking more revenue from senior govern- maits for obvious reasons. He did con-,

cede, however, that the senior governments

might well pay all taxes on crown property and exempt their taxes. such as sales taxes.

such reasoning, despite the old adage that

A little defence work went on recently along the undefendcd border of the United States and Caiiada. When an "extremely dangerous" forest fire threatened Little Kineo mountain in'Maine about 100 Cana- dian woodsmen were recruited to join Un- ited States crews in confining it to a small area.

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Students between 19 and 25 who have completed two years at a university may be selected for one of the eleven Rhodes Scholarships available for Canada. Cand- idates are chosen on their academic and personal record. There is no examination.

inite quality of distinction in intellect or character, or both. 0 O I

That radar is no less subject to error than the human observer is the lesson from reports of strange objects detected over Washington. U. S. intelligence officers blamed layers of cold air for the objects shown on the radar screens. Other things that are sometimes picked up by sets are rain squalls or hall.

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In British Columbia a father and son geology team have over thirty years turn- ed up some really out-size weapons. Finds include 200 to 300-pound granite axes, huge belt axes, knife-handles and spears. Before assuming that the West Coast was the home of a race of giants it might be well to consider whether Hollywood was

ever "on location" in the area. 0 0 0'

date 1917.

dale on Nov. 6.

the Germans. O

to the British than to O O

to an AP dispatch.

He's from Brazil, too. sian.

States. When a name like

sanitary precaution.

A

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.rQ9ti50e;'”W. Old Charlottetown

)lARlTlltIl'l I'Rl7.E SHOOT

"The silver 1-up voted by the lslnnd Legislature

liist session to be competed for by I I the Volunteers of the Lower Prov- higher than It would be otherwise. an other than his wife or

inccs, was fired for at Chnrlotle- 5lll'C1)' ll hit-'3 Dllld Off in llllmfln llVES ll rt. .

town durini: the past week. E5 The same idea M" if ”'8a1's. "That we aren't being slung Nova Scoli:-i Volunteers were rep- . Neville Walsh of the Halifax Rifles, Dr. Davies, Charles Cold- well, W. Campbell and McKenzie Company, Capt. Blunrhnrd, Geo. Dickson and Burn- hill, of the Truro Rotlisiiy Blues, two Pirloii Riflemi-ii. J. Marks, of St. Stephen, N. B., one of two who went from the sis- ter Province, was

its

The prospectsiat the present time For this gear have never been

brighter, Potato am1Turm'p . llealers president declares. J44

workers' wages, prices at all -

els, auctions, animal siaughterilreigs :i:ii;”Mctiidi3icltieni.ii'iltiih13fts2sdoBm to (to mention only a few examples) and Mutton Limited I "map all are under the direction of want to souhd facetioiis i dam some bureaucrat in London or his an important matter but Inlwch agents in the counties. imagine that a flrm'with as.i(.T,li:

,. . . A mm u never sure that he lilzsslpthat would do a lot of busi. will be permitted even to remain ' - -

4”? on his own land . . Under the Agri- Tak th 11 l 1 culture Act of 1947 180 farmers tiseme.nts eiiintgI1hanFi:iim'eki:

a

l i More than

unknown 10 years ago. cost of pharmaceutical

makes the price of some

snveda Cornwall stnndard-Free- holder,

New England Skywaichers brief- finds 1, nm ly observed ”silver discs” sky as these headed out to sea. as long as the average person can sor star. keep those silver discs which iire' supposed to be in purse or pocket -lwindor Star.

30 percent of the night clubs, where drllgs now dispensed regularly were spot People who would like to have what lmlmc” WHY may N in lowers". A If the their pictures taken in such sur- umce ” Whitehall. E Krea-5 meas- need of a good "land girl", what.

gpoo-Q-eo9Weom:eVe-msseee-moog4om-9990 :9 fNotes By The Wayx. photographers

research roundings. That isnlt so g :1 if . drugs man be in the company oim..'w.,,,,i' 13"” W ”35''

work out in the ountr slcl , ith an aircraft as thee 3' e W 0"?-.10 larger .numbers is I think skill and energy".

have been dispossessed b 1 " -on W 0' .f..”;&l'3'.3'?ii.';til?5.iE.':S”"; - The Labour Government prob- position ripen for a ydung :0 5 I ably thought up most of this re- who must have "a thorough xxigiff smcung le315l3”0" but the Pre- ledse of pigs". In another an u. L: sent Jadministratlon is not inter- sistant herdswoman is re ui :1 mm! Wml ll Very much. It seems Her principal care will b go ” 1'3" l0 533' lhllt. regardless of horned Ayrshires "and their 1?. ,. farm in Llncs. has

ure of overall socialism is in Eng- evgr that might be.

, ii an isolated corner of the

mlgrlzlgsaggn C128 Icfarmers prob- magazine one reads that "Canad. Y ous correspondent ian farming ouers excellent op.

portunitles to men with ambition,

This from the

sweet-

Dh0l'0l!l'3Dhel'S due more to the good sense of London office of the Canadian

medium. It circles around until it local in

. .. mm, ......:.”':".'"..::: :::::i.'i::li..:r.; in 8 built. upon, a picture is taken and under th 1 ll ti th

I then the farmer is shown how his spirit mtinthsgtinag mtiie iaidliticiigligi ighifgnfrgmniaigbigvewtghlng mu- They life"! kt-till ln sight Just about property looks from the air.-Wind- who stand behind them." a M '1” much"

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The "Miscellaneous For Sale"

lihl hllgdreds gt rabbits at a time, 7 o rea y ms as concrete plgsiles. o5:0;'1maI;lil'm5st;il1ng Hllflln can branch A little tucked away item warns

n t e green fields hunters that a rabbit license does

Seventy-nine men arrested at a of Old England is to cocking main in Iondon township farm prices are fBnbalLSglCyBfl'OryI11' gig; :l?dotl.)yh:ixeys.mum emme them tn

This is the nineteenth session or were fined if total of 32,170 and the point of view of anyone in Can- a a so

The third battle of Ypres, also known as the battle of Flanders, commenced this It consisted of prolonged op- erations lasting until the beginning of No- vember, in which the Canadians distinguish- edthemselves in the capture of Passchen- The general results of the campaign were small in proportion to the effort, and the actual cost was greater

You need a program to tell where the Olympic swimmers come from, according Take Kelly for in- stance. He's Kelly dos-Santos of the Brazil- ian water polo team. Tetsuo Okamoto? So is Aram Boghos- Roman Brener is a Russian diver. Yoshinobu Oyakawa is Ifrom the United Vladimir Skomarovski comes up, there's no question.

competitor, making 21 points out of 15 shots.

made 20. These tvh gentlemen were even at 200 and 1100 yards, and at 400 remained so until the last. shot, when the former made. an outer, which counts one, and the latter missed the target alto- gether.

"The firing grounds are situat-

the city of Charlottetown,

were the scene of great exrilc- color of the

merit during the whole week. We were inclined to believe that rep- resentatives from all the Volun- leer Companies huving existence in the island-in fact. everybody who had a red coat. of his own, or even one belonging to his great- great.-grundfnther, had it donned for the occasion, and isms present; and large numbers of people from the country parts were on hand to witness the proceerliniZS- ,Tll9 greatest enthusiasm was manifest- ed. reaching its climax on Thurs- day morning, when the Cup was conly taken from them by Marks. Although it must have bun n great disappointment, still the Is- landers, apparently, took their de- feat in good style.

"After His Excellency Governor Dundas, who by the way takes the deepest interest in the Volunteer movement in the Island, had pre- sented the Cup to its victor, which he did in ii neat complimentary speech, a procession was formed on the grounds, nnd Marks was taken to his hotel in a carriage drawn by four horses. accompan-. led by the Mriyor of Charlotte- town, Col. Hnvilnnd, commanding the Brigade, Col. Stewart, Adjut- nnt General, the Quartermaster General, the leading officers the Volunteers, and a large num- ber of citizens. He was escorted yesterday to the steamer and. with his prize, left the Island for Shediuc. Many regrets, 'we under- stand, were expressed that the Novu Scollnns left so soon, other- wise on Thursday evening thorr: would have been is social enter- talnment."

-The Acadlnii Recoriler, Aug. 2l. 1862. The Prince Edward Islanders

Henry Hobbs, H. l.. Davies, N. Harper, A. W. Wright, W. Bucker-

upon the ed about a mile and zi half from and in particular on

to grow

All of us are familiar with side- walk photographers. ready, awaiting what they deem to looking customer, snap the picture and try to make a sale Th same dodge is worked in plush

be a likely

. the Banff School of Fine Arts it , His closest opponent . , ' the trustees looking, rather, for some def-g was Mr. H,,,,,,.,, 3,, 151,,,,de,, who :fIiL1bl'e"';o::; ;(l;39l;';ldl:f:l:5 and Wlll

conceited progress, however, it is always good medicine to spend a reading the thoughts of some men who lived 2,000 years ago and more. Socrates. Euclid. Aristotle, Plato, Plnutus and others, without the benefit of the ands of text books and the recorded thinking of those who had gone be- fore them, revealed mental power tbat,'sha.mes most. of us modems. whose references are whose original thinking by parlson is pitifully thin.--Fort Wil- liam Times-Journal.

iroyed. The survival of cock fight- to study ing in this area over more than a

arts and crafts under leading Can- century is a measure of our taste adlan and American teachers. in in the blood sports and our love of an inspiring setting. The enviable gambling. A century 880 the reputation which the established on this continent, and than h0W- 19 l5 H Cruel SD0l”t --see- even abroad, reflects great University of

hu- school has mane appeal was less articulate

credit ing that the birds are fitted with Alberta, steel spurs hand it is Kruesome its drector. commentary on our insensibility to

and Donald Cameron, who is also dir- pain in animals that some foster university-'s depart- and patronize it.- London Free ment of extension. A Edmonton Press. ' Journal. l Lest any of us should he tcuipiedi L

about men's

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PEACE PROCLAIMED

Demosthenes.

thous-

The helmet now an hive for bees becomes,

And hills of swords may serve for splders' looms;

Sharp pikes may make

Teeth for B rake;

And the keen blade th' arch enemy of -life,

Shall be degraded to a pruning knife

and com-

legion

They stand

The rustic'spade Which first was made

For honest. agriculture, shall re- take Its primitive employment. and for-

Bless the Lord. 0 my soul: and forget not ll his benefits: forgivcth all Ihinc iulqultlcs; who hcaleth all thy diseases.

ii The Age-Old Stung,

of;

so-;?rG 0-ICE KVMQWMG 0&ivvxl

sake

The rampires steep

And trenches deep.

Tame conlcs in our brazen guns shall breed,

for gentle doves their youol ones there shall food.

In musket barrels

Mice shall raise quarrels

For their quarters. The ventrllo- quous drum,

who

nent objects like pottery, but not Like lawyers in vacations, shall be

on things that such as dress materials.

are not souvenirs.

dumb. Now all recruits,

There are also certain parts of But those of fruits. i the regalla like

thg orb, Sceptre, Shall be forgot; and th' unarmed

participating in this rompciltlon mi

. - S ,. and swords of state which are used 50 ET

Kit.” SiRi;1”ia”.'.5i'3; lHlck:i', in the rellslous part or the Coro- Shh" 0"” 50'” 0' Whit he did i ' i nation ceremony. It is considered Whllefeu

bad taste to copy thQm for souven- 1" Chlmll9Y'l End!

lrs. The crown may be used,

field, H. Blnns, M. St-awnrt and Henry Clarke.

U18 may be used on perms-

only a. stylized version of it that is not identical-in every detail.

but Among his friends. -Ralph Knevet. (1000-7!.)

He's Russian. C --------AS----A , ' 0 ' 0 oronation ouvenirs -.. - - - . .. . The Montreal Gazette notes that when (mud-s-on Camus) .OT ----CG--IQ----;.Q” .x

the net provincial per capita taxes for'eacll wm, 18,, mg" 13 ,,,.,,,,,,g hem, ' ' gr . of the ten Provinces were totalled at the gzthfgghzgggu0;un3l;';l;xf33::; Il 3 I

end of last year, the tax on Quebec 1.p,,p.,M,io,,g are already well " &

(062.70) was found to be the lowest. under wgyulor aauvenlraeollntse one; I 0 .

Prince Edward Island was next with 3670.00: :;:,f:',',,.,,:, :,r,yg1gn:mioru;;ups, iiciwis. ' y g V

The figures for the other provinces are: lugs. and tea-sets which will be 3 3 , ,

New Brunswick 075.00; Nova Scotla 576.00; ;','Il;g:gh:?li:sl:;e Wow; I P -

Manitoba 977.00; Saskatchewan 977.00; On- in many other countries, What- . Yehnmmd you cm 5'" ,

tario 379.00; Alberta 593.00; Newfoundland 3;; ,"";g1,d;;i;fyl'-m:'ng;';;;'g','r:,fg I lliemareal "push" with u..

.1i98.00;IBrltlsh Columbia 5137.00. ' Council or immn-1.1 Design, , H ::;:vl::;llv1::;,:'Dl;l'Il;rh;:

is - I . ' . ",1 ,.,':k:,dm" 2,l,',',f,1,,,l(,',,',,t",i',,,,l;l,t:,';l,, . Willi no increase in the original premium eaclf Until the disease which is reported and ms answer was: "There are U 0: life lgiummigo Iautorntatlgally l " db llkindsof . Ilse noos can a swung some livestock in Prince County 1' -ii-f”sVt.ei;i:tts yan.d tradition. : educational funds, a start In businesa,por be Ilia l1Kll059d "3 ls useless to Wmment 0" "3 For instance, there is the question I foundation of a life insurance estate. Ask

nature, but in the meantime we hiive the 0! '1Illh:'rWIllII'1:l:m 111;-h;O:0:; ' limit the l"1tIIeluIldertoIlIir-

assurance of the federal and provincial ,',,';',,'-,,,,t;,t,::',i,' y,,,,,c,i',"",',',,,,,,,...,,,, gl wuu orgng

authorities that everything possible is be- But I It-lament from nucklnshl-In .3

ingtrbdonle to prevent further spread of the f,';Lf:,”mh”,ht;'t:uf:l'i,:h:.Ql;:ff,:; g

ou rea , an. to trace the trouble to its next year for , nent souvenirs , eon:

source. The, quarantine regulations are In :;;”t;;,,:3ocnh.e5&e,,:;,:h:,gy:? : uiAiu.o'r'ris'rowx . svmncnsins - Mosriioua important step in this direction. Our farm- arms, and the official royal clphor I w

on can co-operate in this emergency by ; l?IlIA1"b;'tl;';nWltl,lIle')eltltf;':1.'"1,k1,lelr; : promptly reporting any unusual symptom than are an. crown and mi mu 1 .?.i3'3!'.1t'.'.'5,?...?.?.',f,2.t?.ftX

in their livestock, and by taking every 'W"1I"l- Ind MW" IWOV” I - .

- ran! i1hoMrIrh8.'I'he vlchiruof 1 YOUR FUTURE, IS OUR IUSINESS TO-DA7l

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birds found by police ordered des- ads or the United States.

outbuildings, 322,000,

room house,

Kent.

Here are a few examples taken at random from the advertising columns (I have calculated the prices in Canadian terms):

(1) 58 acre farm in Devon 3 bedroom houseWith bath, gbod

(2) 153 acres in Suffolk with 12 840.000.

(3) '75 acres fruit and mixed farm. 325.000. ,

(4) Dairy farm of 49 acres in Modern residence and am. pie' buildings. BARGAIN at 826,- 000. Qulck sale expected,

And so it goes. The ones I have quoted are in the low and medium price class. Many are a great deal higher. There is one( however, called by the selling agents ”the absolute bargain of the year" which is practically a give away, -20 acres, 4 bedroom house with

following are far too many starlings in the country a conference was held at the Ministry of London. Among those taking part. wer representatives of the Home Office, the Ministry of Housing and Local Governmelt. the Naturs Conservancy. the Municipal Corporations and an. Metropolitan Boroughs standing Committee. Apparently, the tar-

An interesting piece of informs-

tion in the editorial section is that 500 average farms are lost to Britain yearly through urban de- velopment. this means the loss of: 2 million loaves of bread. 10,000 tons of po. tatoes, 1200 tons of meat, 9 mil- lion eggs, 2 million gallons of milk, as well as many thousand tons of other badly needed roads,

In terms of foodstuffs

Finally, there is a report that complaints that there

Agriculture in

Asosciatlon of

modern conveniences, two barns, all for 815,000.

lings themselves were not repre. sented.

PROFESSIONAL -CARADS

J. A. McGuigun

BABEISTEB, SOLICITOB, E00. NOTARY, Etc.

Currie Building Gander & Huszard

Barristers and Solicitors Money to Loan Canadian Bank of Commerce Bldg.

Ball. Mutliiason & Foster

Barristers. Sollcitoi-3. Etc. B. II. BELL. Q.C.

I). L. MATHIESON. LLB., Q.C. G. B. FOSTER. LLB. Loans on City and Farm Properties 150 Richmond Street Charlottetown, P.E.I.

Fradarlc A. Large. 0.6.

Barrister. solicitor. Notary Royal Bank of Canada Building Charlottetown, P. E. I.

M. Albcin -Farmer. Q.C.

B.A., LLB.

Barrls' and Solicitor Bank of CUfllIneI'un Bnlldin; C..ai-iottetown

Money to Loan

cimcnr s. GAUDET. B.A.. LLB. 1 Palm" & "ash".

A. J. HASLAM. B.A., LLB.

Barrister. Etc. Bank of Nova Scotla Chambers Charlottetown. P. E. I. MONEY 'ro LOAN

MacPhee & Trainer

H. F. MICPHEE, B.A., Q.C. E. SOMEIILED TBAINOII, B.A.

Barristers. Etc. J. S. Taylor OPTOMETIIIST

Eyes Examined, Glasses Ejltted Corner Kent and Queen Sta. Office Phone 1056-House 1013

Byron J. Grant, O.D.

goeroivcirrnis-r

A. W. MATIEEON, 0.0. A. K. PBAIE. B.A.. LLB; JOHN P. NICHOLSON, LLB. amimn. sis. . Collections - Money To Loan

so Great George Strut Charlottetown

J. A. Cdrrullian. R.O.

OPTOMETIIBT Ill Kent Street Phone '10?!

Loans U:roC::!rn::Id Farm 1" Kent Street Hngso '1, Marliason. Paulie 8: md..i,.,, Allison M. Glllls. LL.I.

BAR-BISTEB. SOLIOITOI. EM. 180 Ilahlnond St. - Cllarlothtowi Phone I00 '

. Dr. W. R. Carson ,Gllll0PBAC'l'0l Palmer Graduate

C W" Phone ms so! Pi-Inca 9'- Dr. A. I.. Maclsaac

DlN'.l'IB'l'

' Dental X-II! GLOIIA BUILDING

(Next to Simpson's Agency)

iuiivuou-ii w. mucmso, o.s.

ontroal. Jansmivsr. lit

the -t

Currie Bldg. Charlottetown.

H. R. DUANE cnsanaan A

1LlGraat0aotlI8C-.ClIal'lottotowI Ilmisalllo-144'!-lax!!!

other offices at Halifax, Monotn. It John's. Amherst. DIP” lontvllle. uvarpool. New Glasgow and mu.

McDONAl.D. CIIIIII G CO. can:-nan socooirwm

I Lake. Manuals. I

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