MAY 15. 1933

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Province of Prince Edward Island and are a charge upon

the revenues and assets of the Province.

will be established sufficient to retire the entire issue at maturity.

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S’side

Citizens i Discuss Question

‘()1 Street Work

lTown Improvement Campaign

Finds Strong

Support From

Leading I ‘Citizens.

A meeting 0f the citizens of the: town of Summer-side met tl1c Coun-i e11 0n Friday eveniugjzo discuss the r question of building streets. E

Mayor Manson explained at the outsrt that the meeting was cull-I rd to gci: the approval of thc c'ti-‘: tens on the street question.

afziyor Manson said, "We cannot‘ and \vill not pay out direct relief; hut the labouring class mnSt live. The town is now running 0'1 bor- rowed money and if we are to build streets we must raise thc taxes, now we w‘ n1. your opinlonfi

The meeting 1 s largely attend-i ed with a representation from all classcs of citizens. g

Mr. J. A. Brace W115 the first t0

I rxprcss an opinion. He said. he had

“en a. citizen of the town for 59 yea ' and had always been K1 b stcr for summcrside. He was in favor of anything that the town c.uld stand. but thorght that thc town had brcn going a little 1.001 fast. ‘Tl1erc were many things which are absclutely necessary. ltepalrs to town wharf, extension of water and f€f‘\t'f‘l‘f\§t‘. system and many other ihlrgs which would pwviclc wrrk. “any people are not 1 111 such a giod position as they were to pay taxes.

Peter G. Clark said 11c was in accord with the Council to furnish relief uncmplo11ne11t. instmd of owing the d?lc. It. was good busi- nws to put down permanent. streets but we should sec we 110$ H096 1211110 f?!‘ our money.

Mr. Albert Oakrs asked, how nnirh the taxes would have to be. ramcd and he was told about R dollar and u half per thousand- Mr. Oakrs was in favor of such i! Step if it provided work.

Mr. H. T. 11011111111 was very much

rent. No better time than now to Vextcnd the improvements of thc toun. Other tmvns gave the dole Illffi in the end have nothing to show for lt. He considered it W115 marvelous how xvell the town had got along bcfo"c with such a small rate of taxatbn. No’ doubt it. was on account of having its own pub- lic utilities. I1’ it only meansan increase of’ a dollar and n 1111f that is noth'ng to thc value we would

l‘ in favor of this progressive move-

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We have now for sale some 0! the popular SPRING and S U M M E R FLOWERING _ BULBS.

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A lplendid assortment of Choice Named Varieties In Mixture 35 cents per dozen. Also separate colors named V"! fine 50 cents per dozen.‘

Double and Single choice filmed varieties from l0 cents to >25 cents each.

PAEONIES-Some very flnc colors 2 and 3 year old plants 25 cents and 35 cents each.

IRIS - Large roots. Bloom this year, 6 each. Perennial Phlox 20 cents per plant. Any

‘of the above mulled postage

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receive.

Archie Sharp said, he was glad to rec that the town was to raise its tax-m. If they had bce11 raised to $15 per‘ $1.000 eight or ten _vc.\rs ago w.- would not l): herc tonight to consider: \\“.t_‘,S and 11101215. If the crtizcns looked at the thug tn the right light, they wzuld see that 1t is better to pay o11t a. little mow 0n taxes and be ab’c to girl: employment He. would

rather sec‘ a street laid this sum~,

mer than a soup kitchen next win- - tcr.

W. H. McNefll was also in favor of buildirg streets.

A motion was taken on the 1nat- ter and it was found that the majority ivcre i11 favor of the question before tl1c meeting.

Oouncflior Bell, brought. up thc matter of contract or day labor. If the street was let out by con- tract. the contractor would no doubt only employ a certain num- b01- of mcn. If the Town laid the street they would give everyone a chalice and give married men the pzcfwrnce. *

As the work would be more in the zwturc of relief it is n r111“. i which would be thc bcttcr way.

We must either raise thc taxes c1" increase the rate or values: or tax other sources not yet taxed. This latter method would not bur- den the larger tax payers imnec- csiztrv. _

Mayor Mmson thought that by giving the work out t0 a contractor we would suvc four to five thous- and dollars. and the money saved

could be used to employ the men-

who were not employed by the contractrr.

Capt. Mrore ‘asked whether the

water system was to be extended “

and what. it yavould cost.

Mayor Manson replied that if Green's brock was t11c site chosen It would mean the expenditure of several thousand dollars. but if a nearer place was chosen it would cost very little. That was in the hands of the water and sewerage commission.

_ Mayor Manson assured the meet- ing that no outside labour" would be employed.

John E. Campbell was in accord with givng the workmen employ- ment, but in the mutter of laying the streets the lmvn should first find out just what it. can ask the tax payer living on those streets to P310 , '

Arthur Brennan asked what per- centage of the cost of building a street would the labouring man got, he was told about 40-50 per cent. The remainder would go for materials all of which could be purchased locally, except the cem- ent.

The extension of water system would perhaps glvc a little more labour. Mr. Brennan expressed the opinion that if tho extension of the water works would not give‘ sufficient relief we should go a-‘ head and b111ld streets.

Ooun. Bell stated that in fivc years time, thc bonds issued for the installation of the present wat- er system and other bonds issued in ycars past. would be automatic- nlly retired and money used for those sink ng funds would bc a< vallnblc for new public works.

The Council next went into a discussion on building a new ab- attoir cs the present one had been. condemned by the health officer. Plans were submitted and after some discussion it was agreed t0.

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Stock Quotations

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, SAY DAD, LET'S GIVE Mother in new Fawcett Range and "Home ;Idcnl" Oil Burner for "aiothci-‘s 1 Day." It's a gift that will last and ‘is guaranteed for five years. See 1 lves today. Phone 1117. 0482-5-13-21

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Addressing the Animal Meeting of Bovril Limited in London reccntlyi. 11°"! Luke. Chairman .of the Board. drew particular attention to the

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of tl1c utmost importance." he said, "to kcep our advertising bright and persistent. At a time when pur- chasing power in many countries is much reduced. 11 policy 0f keeping the virtues of our product. wcll in thc public cyc meets strongly with your Board's approval."

Bovril is sold and advertised all over the world. 'l‘l1osc in charge of its sales policies i.l1ereforc have

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‘consistent advertising. and his associates are emphatically not of that school who look upon advertising as a regrettable but necessary expense, and who argue

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WASHINGTON’, life): let-Under vain :11 federal court. Gaston B. llixans said two mcn told him they trlcd twice unsuccessfully to de- liver the kidnapped Lindbergh baby in Washington 0n'1\i‘l11't.‘h 8, 1932. and that two weeks later they

the illiatcd victinrin Aiken, S. C. This amazing tale was told as the convicted swindlcr in a struggle

to extricate himself from conspir-. zisy charges against himself and 1 Florinaii T. Whitaker, alias “The, Fox" took the stand to tell what he knew of the kidnapping, and.’ what his part was in the attempt! to ransom the cl1ild-an attemptf in which 1111s. blvalyn Walsh Mc-

.1 Advertvisingvliat s-Payadhle in Advance

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ltiaston B. Means, For-

Truths

for Business Women!

SAVE—thd you may not WANT when the bruincu world no longer want: YOU.

Many a. woman givu the but your: o! her life to n. business career. Then, one day, owing to the death of her employer or a change in management. she finds herself out of a position and discovers that. despite her experience and etficiency, SHE CAN- NOT COMPETE WITH YOUTH.

There's one certain way to prevent tho distress that follows the unhappy realization o! this truth. flint is to buy (out of your present salary) a. Confederation Lite Pension Bond. to pay you at least $50 a. month, commencing at age 50. 55 or 60. Remember also that, if you become totally disabled, due to accident or disease. it can be so arranged that your premiums will be waived and you will receive a monthly cheque to replace, in part. your earned income.

You will be quite interested in the particulars we shall send you l1 you fill out and mail the coupon below. May we suggest that you do it NOW.

Confederation Life Associatio , Toronto. Canada.

Without obligation. send mo full information of your plan to provide "050 l Month . . . to Every Business Woman."

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exceptional opportunities for gaug- ing the benefits to be derived from Lord Luke

per word; Announcements and Loming Events, 2c. per word; Classified, 2c. per word; In lvlemoriam Notices, 10c. per inch; Lists o! Floral and Spiritual Offer- Ac. per name; Letters of Condolence, 70c. of Thanks and Appreciation, Other rater on applications. for any ntIVCfSISBlflCl-lt twenty - five

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M stove. 1f not, a new Frontenac or i“‘_“““' wcmthy “"“Si‘i““i°“"““' Ewe e L.'11r_;.1. Mange does not cost much imm 310L000 ‘with She “N” ' 69mm] uurdmn local“ / g43._.‘3_13_,_,i i again saw. ‘z Eastern locals, 2c. (rwadhn PM") ,1 It was a year ago (Friday) that z S"‘1;ok1:o.\r0_ Afuy 13- _ u‘ ~~——————‘ ' — the bocly ‘of Colonel Charles A. f in“, Cad!‘ em" Arnie 011 ‘ 1 FGSS Advert|s|ng Luidbcrglis boy was found under .. p" inch; you"; ‘Ajax 011 - d, 4 .hrubs within a few miles of his ’ or 4c per word. Amt“ " Must Be Ma|nt“"'"}‘-' . w. I Minimum Charge _\1,._\,,,, _ sa s Bo I Ch . _ ..eu Jel.(y home. . - - -- y vn a“ “ML 'I‘he kidnappers, Means identified o cents‘ ' .. ... H , q An.“ __ , “Gums u‘ V.‘ v {m _ as Wellington Henderson. head of 1,,_,,Yfi_ _ A _ _ "'1" e I‘ up u "no the Communist Third Intcrnation- '

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. for the baby's return, he said, these To Let two came to his home on the morn- ,

_ fact that, while due economy had. .11) LET_PASTURE LOT NEAR 11111111- M111 been practised in “My other do; ‘l. 111g of lvfareyh 9. and Illoy we“; “up, (my. 61 Pownal st‘ 9478-5-‘341. nflvnnent. they 11m not diminished m m" “l” . ‘

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testified. “why lVlrs. McLean was .not at Fairvieu‘. (Her (tountry ihomo in Nfaryland). They said they had understood she \\'0llld be nut there and 1.11mi. they had gone there v:1il1 the Lindbergh baby, ready to dchver it to her, only to find that she wasn't there.

"They said they then had driven

rent, 332 Euston St, now ready for occupation. 9471-5-13-31 I-‘Dlt RENTAL STORAGE AND CAR space. Central. Fred H. Trainer, H0 Grafton Street. 9399-5-11-31.

'l'0 LET-TWO ROOMS WITII OR. ivithout board. Rates reasonable. Central. Apply Guardian.

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the baby to Col. (luggenhcimks _______ home 1111. Robert (mggenhein. friend of ldndberghi along with T0 LET_TWO ADJomlNG “EAT-

cd ground floor rooms, 165 Great George Si... one door north Cras- well‘s Studio. Phone 626.

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the nurse and that Guggenheim had turned the baby down. "Ilcnderson and Fcnton wanted to know to whom they were to give the baby and whether they were going to get thc $100,000. I

TO .AET IN CAVENDISH APART- ments. large furnished apartment for J1me. July and August. Tele-

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p.‘»111l1vu.i.lr1 1 1»r_111.- suns-null :11 viggz<li tclgrexypftci-iattonipt which was a hoax peqmb $11. Reward. 9494 1-1

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routs .-1 1111 H “m5 wmknessi mm mmm“? i‘ bold scnitnce. 'I‘l1e conspiracy charge Work Wanted

' 11v‘ ,II_I_'I'_'_I':‘I’\*WH bid for that portion of his lmsiness now Wendi“: is mm. a Sum of if,“ ‘ ' \'...-'.1m“ , that has been made vulnerable Q35 00D Mpg“ m‘ Whihkc‘. a“ EXPERIENCED WOMAN WANTS 1'-1II\11=\\'<"'| \ T111" flu- nrcv1~>u§ ".i""“‘I throuvh his failure to defend it. I‘ I 1 l. a - ‘ » ‘vmk as h°usekccpcu Referencc \\ 11in- \ \l " legedcv schemcd to obtain but did i; rcquuc¢ Apply 236 Grafton sh

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Lord Luke's comments o11 radio

not get. Means will continue his 9493.5-15-z1

the same treatment. which more

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