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JANUARY 31~193.3 _ 'rm-: ci1A1u.o'1"rr.'rowN GUARDi.».N

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(Cnnldhn Preis) 1'"

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fit-il:llTexl°lin1nge in relation tn thc igiiiilill.-in tlrlllrlr, lin coiiipflcd hy the iiiwiil llniik of Cuiiii<lu_ eloiied today

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1 _-iiislrln scliillinr not quoted.

_ y;.»,|»,;iiiru llclira .lti?0. " Ili-zizil irlilrréis .(1851,

gngnrln lcv n_ot quoted.

viiimi llnnc nmlir dollars K.

_»-,,..-imylni-llklii crnivil .0:i|S_

|,.__n\nrk kioiio ,lr1".Y\.

lfiiilniill flnniark A1178.

1_'i~.irrt~o franc .0-i_'lS.

_ |,,.riiliiny rciclismiirk _21_<fl.

|;r_\.»it` Ilrlliiiii pound 3,0755,

iiollililtl flnrln A712.

' )|,||\gnr_v ponirn 2053. gn/171| rupee .7l01S.

li;il.V liro _'J-i70_ ynpnn yen 2-170.

._ g,,;gosl:i\‘i:i ¢llniii~ ,0lll4.

'_ New Zenlfintl pouiiil 3.1177.

_ y._r\\'ny lrrnne .‘_3ll5lS. i-..i-_nd 1_ii»ii .i::ci.

limiiiinillii lvu .00TI!’.‘_

Smith /\fl'lt~:i polllid 3.0000,

_ spniii pcs:-iii _00l\1. '

‘ S\\'4~ilr~n kmiir .‘.'l."iT.

Sw l_~_i~rliind i'i'ni:c .'_‘2l`S. l'iii‘»li States illlllnr IT 3-ill perl-niit

|r- iniiini_

,\`lI\\' \'0l'!l{_ _Inn 20 t.\_l‘.l»-li`0r~

||g“ nxcliniigo lri'ci:|iliir_ Gr:-:it Ilrlt- |in high Zl.3ll‘L~: low 3.119: clnsc, 3_7!!!-

_" 12: l`r:iiii‘f‘ 3.00 7-10! linly 5.10%; i yinigiliill 13.00: Germany 23,78'/s; Can-

riln tilti-

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1' (Cimndlnii Press) ‘ httwim Clone . ,tint-r Cyllll B ... ... .__ ...__ 4’/.i 1 .lm--r Sul* Power ... _ ._ ... .__ -Wi - _\.- ii iliiil El ... _ .__ 1'; ' l';in .\l:il'coni ... .. .. ... l

t!'ti»-ii Serv ... ... ...... 2%

_ lil llonil iiiid Shnru ... ... ...._ 1754 ' l-'intl nf Cnliulla A ... ...__ ,... 6'_§t I liiiii Oil _.. __... ... ... ...... 7'/i lili i‘l'lo ... _._ ... ... ...._ _-_ 10 _\`|ii;.' Iluil ... . _ . ._ ... 18%

; si. oil ind _ ._ 205;

E GRAM!

'triiililliin `l’r¢-un) _ln ii il0-

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clsii rnicns

\\'lic=it: No 1 lliirtl 0%: N0 3 1101'

»i0"7§: .\`u -t non 37-'~§; No 5 iior ii0'.\.iiZ .\'ii ti :nf-L.: lrcori :io-'_~;,; 'i‘nn-k -H113: .\'v l tliiriiili .'l01'~»§ l\'n il rluruui 48%; N0 8 iliiriiiii 44%; No 4 rluruin 42i»1{|.

tml.-: No " if \\' 22%: No 3 (‘ W 1".)-'R41 No 1 1'<‘Ct1 221,12; Nu 2 (Dell 20%; lii\ii~<~ii\il 170511 'l`l‘:ick 231,12,

ll;ii'lvy: Miiltini: irruilcs tl row _'i (T \V

3'."-*Qt 1! roiv ox Il lj \\’ 311%: Other i:rilil~‘.< no 8 C W 27%; No 4 C W 25%:

Allied Clielnleiil . Am Smelting Am Tel nnrl Tel Anncoiitlii __ Atclilsnii Auliiirii .\lolnr 1'. l’ lt __ (‘ o

Corn Products _

l-liilttlliiiii tion Electric Gall ll‘t1ilils (len iiloiors lilt 'llnrvviitcr __

liit Nickel Nut Biscuit

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olilrxll _

North Anier-icuii l'uIl Si-r N .l llutlirl ... Slnliil Oil N J ... 'l‘ex tiiilf

I'nltcd Corp ll S lluliller

Viinnrliulil \\'4~stliigliniiso

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muck. (Cirnndlan l’r\-io.)

ns. I ¢‘l1ee=li~<~ilko and ohio von G _

Dcliiwnrc rind Iliid

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tions is'i~'-lr iziit,

1011;

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Arno _ Ashley lliigniac I?-iirry Holi fluff Cziii _

Uiiiille Tr . .

(‘liiliuiig . _ _ __

Flerley ___

Coliiiuilrlo _ . .. 0 lioiuo Mines . _ 1.’lll0 Eltl ld ... -~ 95

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...._ ...._ . . . __ 12_'l

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l\"l¥r1tl[1c _ _ ~ »~- ._ .. [Cell Kirk

Gnldiilc (iriihuiiiilouii . .__ flriiiiiuln _ - . ._ Hollinger Ilowoy Klr-k Hull Kirk L k

mi 21.4 'i 21/_ 1 iii list si ti '12 4-l

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1ioiitenn_\' .

I_iil<¢~liiiltl ...._ 20 Luke Slioro _. 3450 Iliiriisilii _ _ .. 30% Iinliirtlt: _ ... (iii: Mull Biislii _ 21/1 )l4‘liil_\'ro . 325

' _ .. _ 51 °'

!\li:\\ utters Miiiiiig Porp , . . ... ll Mnffiit Ilill] _ ._ 2% Mouein ... _ _ 8 Moss Mines _ 3‘."?i llliirpliy ._ _ _ ._ lf); f\Iv\Vltti0 - .. 24 Nt-wlict: ._ _ .. 414

DANIEL ' JOSEPH GORMAN

A heavy pall of sadness spread

Daniel Gorman, a bright and pro- | mislng young [nan and a general

favorite with all his acquaintances. ‘ "Danny," as he was familiarly

turn in a. few days after spend-

ing pleasant holidays at his homci in Kensington but God willed oth- I erwise and he was fatally wound-i

sa/w the wlnt/er's firewood. With- out a moment's warning the bal- ance wheel of the saw broke, parti

nal injuries. He was rushed to the hospital, an emergency operation

7U.MMRHUMFlWWON m

iis Worship, Who Enjoys $5,000 Annual Pension I Ex-Judge Of County Court And $800 For Sinecurt .ludgeship In Admiralty, Complains About The Cost Of Maintaining Our Active Judiciary And Argues For A Removal Of The Appeal Court

. . - :l throughout Kensington and sur- 4. _ ' ' _” ' ' ‘_‘_'_'_ 1l_l,,, rounding districts when new; w:is‘ Say’ To sackvlue

yesterday. His Worship Mayor Stewart said2-

M_r_ Chairman and gentlemen Ro-

ltnrians: Although most reluctant

k“°W“ W” Pursuing his studies at ito consent I couldn't well refuse

P- W~ °°“°€°» °““ l°‘”“"°F *° re' the invitation or my good friend,

1 your honored chairman, to address

to you a. few words this afternoon. My subject, “Will the Island be Forced into a Maritime Union," is

ed Wm” usistmg his bT°th"3 t°'a most important one. I cannot

with such a short time at my dis-

posal, go into anything like full details. In order to prevent mis-

°! whim ‘struck mm 1" me |°W`!undcrst.andings and to shut oil’ er abdomen causing mortal inter-~ , _ _

misr presentations, of which lat ter I have had since my election as Ma or a full measure I have

PRODUCE

(Ciinndliui Prenli)

l\IO.\"l`Iil11r\l., _Tull :i0_l»‘rcsll egg

llricvs coiiiliiiicd their iiil\'.'iilcc on tho .\lililli~~:il prtuliire iiiiti tliiiry niiirkct i.-iil:l_\_ '

I-‘dr thi- ilili-il i~<»il.si\<~iili\-_.1 :l:iy,

ilrivvii ;::iiii'-il :l will ii tlrm-li. ’i`li<‘ .silnslliiillllo wi-zliiit-r niiil rl igootl il.~- iiiriiiil grire si.-_-iinlli lo the iiliii~l.i-i_ li'ri>_~li rxii-:i.-' iii ~-di'lill_- fir li~-we \\'i~i'l: qinllt-il _it ‘Jn _-_-ntl., l`ii‘.~<ls :lt lu t-cili.-. ilurl piill--ls iii. l\l wills :i <lw/_t-ii. lin- rtilpili wort- iiirniil light, r\ii|,\' 002 vii.-as nriviili: us ihiiliiiiwil ullli l_1li1<i ciiiif.-ri lust \lilii_l:iy.

L‘:\rl_l|.= _lr lt-_-s nf no 1 -,'r:i,-_- lliitil-r

were si :itly nt ‘.'lI1,§ lo ‘_'ll‘.‘l vcilts ii pound. lit-i-_lipid were only 21 llol:r\s_

(Iurrvilt ret-oliiis ot' Ontilriu che(-so

llnlil \iiit‘linilgt'tl nt ll cents for wllitc, I0 cciits for cnlorcd and 101,-S in 1113 rents ii pound for ciirly senson. Itc- gplpts Worr' ll liilvs,

l'ili:lltli1s ri~ili:iiili»tl l`lriii_ N1-\\' l'\r»iiu.<-

xvlvk ;:i't-l-ii iliiliiiitiiiiis in-1' Ni i>n_iiil.| liiii: living: iiiilitwi iii Nl vt-rits, Prliii-~~ l~2\|\\:iriI Isliiilil nrt-t-ii_ nioiiiltriliis |ir\i~ S0 poiiiiil lnii; nt S5 i~t»ii|.< niitl l’riii<~t- Eilivnril l.-‘lriiiil grlwil iiiiiiiiitniiis per 90 poiiiid bug at D5 cents.

IJMHWUCK

(Cnrinrllnn Press)

hl0N’i‘l'll1i.\l_, Jiiii :i0-Virilio re-

r<ei|its` l,U1i~&_ the fi-\\' curly silica of niittlc \\'cre nniilrl iii sliiiill ltltx ill local biilvliers with one lniiil of incil- iuln gooil qiiiillty llnntly i\‘f‘|i!1lt steers avg;-"glng l_0'.'.5 pniinils iii $l. l’l:|li\ cows were $2 iiiiil grind r:o\vn $2.75, with nn odd lop nt $3 and ii fi-iv light. steers of just filir qiiiilliy snlil :1- rtluiitl $Il_‘l.'i_ 1’ni-kor iiiiynrsi wt-io slow in starting rind there \v:|.< ii wcrik untlcrtoiiq bulls broiiglit $1.30 to Sl.

Tliero welt- 20 ltluils of ciiltle for

export at the .\'nrtls_ with sninc ~_*.'_ mrs r-.eportcd io lcnvc curly this week.

'~`-r. W. R. Garson 1

xo _-. f- iv W_».l: No ti c \v 24%; No ti c w 2.'l»'_-ll: Track 28%.

o-oo-Qoo-4444

Central Guardian locals,

cents,

B. McMillan

\.**4++o++4¢»+-rooooooeeoo-o++oo+o4++»++o+oo+No4+of~ I Mccnbc

RATE:-2c per word. three ln- _

C f*f9¢44*¥O¢

Eastern locals, 2c. per word; Announcements and Coming Ef'¢llls. Ze. per word; Clilsliiled, 2c. per woid; ln Memoriam hotlces, 701:. per inch; Lists of Floral and Spiritual Offer- UIKS. Cards. etc., lc. per name; Letters ol Condolcncc, 70c_ per lncli; Notices of Thanks and Apprccmtlon, ’l0c_ per inch 0|' 40 Der word. Other rates on applications.

Minimum Charge for my advertisement twenty - live

O-Q9-9-0-oo `

lc. per word; Western and

Nr-rniiilri .. North t"nn

Olizii Ull ()|d (‘olniiy

l‘1oncoi' l’rr\|ui<~r ._

Siiiirimniilo _ Slierrllt _._

S'i~<-no .\'|:i_l;ii-rlr-:l Null l"»:|.<i|i

_\`\‘l\':i|iiii: __ '|`:|:=liil|:| .

'l'lll>i|l< i':lvl 'i`o\\':i_;:|il:ii:

4":

lili Kirk _'ii-iiiiiii ..

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7'- .\li_=.=fiiiri ... ... Vvii .\i.iii

l i'li|~iii lil'~» .

t'iliil:liii'|i:li li;_.~iri.-i. ._ ' ll-illsilii lliiy .

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.\'..rrlnii ._

ti.i»1;_. l` tl|.1l'

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(‘LlK

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.\l',~i'i~-..i. r\iri~\' Iliiltlwiii lloI»_io __ l§_'~‘tl 'l`\'

lirii\\'iil~>i\ ._ t':ip ltfliiyii _ i't-ut l'iit .. ._ llniii Iixpl

iiillil Ilill ... llillloil .

Kirli ’l‘o\i‘il .. Liikr- .\l:lroii . lmll-‘l 0 ... lliilitlliiii .

lllliiiign ._ llllr>ll‘t-_ ..

So l{r\ni':i \\'tltitl Kirk

T. Crcighan J. Hiighcs _..._._._. G. Murphy ......... W. Coyle P. Doyle

Total-2850.

Aces

C, McDonald

E. Raniihaii ......__

iertions for the pi-lcc oi two nrictly |¢‘ | He| Wallt d J. A. Bentley llllyable lil advance. ' .“_;ma e._____p_ e Total-2866.

“Mi----AM WANTED,_GIRL FOR GENERAL T0nlSht nt' 815 th"

Agents Wanted house work. Apply Guardian. tht! Knlll/@S~

-.ii

FUR SALE - TWO AYRSHIRE,

cows. due to freshen. _Harry Pauly Eroolcfleld. 7800-1-28-3i_ _

CARBOARD SUITABLE FOB _ 11111118 outhouses, etc., lc per i shi-ct. Guardian Office. tf. ._M____*______ FOR. SALE _ AUCTION FORTY

F119. Bridge and Whist Score BOARDERS _4Cg0MM0p,;T|;p_ Cards' G““dl““ Central 17°” Near College. Reasonable rates.

Prlntery. Nov, 1.¢,f_

é%**

FOR SALE - BAY MARE, LETA Sy lncer by Sable King, eligible ` 2-27 Glass. Bike, sulky and new trnci: harness. William Lane,

F111111°1ll1l. N. B. 'lB08-1-28~3l- some naman iiunoNlii.n,1»izo-

Wanted ,

For Sale w A N 'r E D -_ srr:Noo.ii.ii>iir:it.

_ 7852-1-31-31

experienced preferred, Must have high soho! education. Apply in llrst instance by letter only stat- ing educatioii, training references and salary asked. Prince Edward Island Trust Company.

7820-1-28-31.

Salestnen Wanted

Apply 256 Kent Street. _

7811-1-28-3i_

Miscellaneous

vinciai Land surveyor. Helmllll- ville, (R. 3, Bourlsl

*NTED - om HUDSON sau.. 170 Prince Street. 7846 1 31 tts Si.

mv, ` Noricr-J-/lar. nccovNrs Nor , _ _ _ .

wlluran 'ro nur so r'oo'r Loa- ster boat. Joseph Murphy, Vernon.

7812-I-28-Sl.

settled before Feb. 15th will be handed to my lawyer for collec- tion. Post Lvely no credit excelli on paid up accounts. M. MC- Bwain, Kingston. 7823-1-28-3i

LADIES' l’ '

S|1~_;"_'_' Five

E,1_;»-~ f-_-_ii _ M. Vcssey . . _ . _ ... H. Power .._......_._ D, Perry ._..._...... E. Dougan .........

Total-1819. Dodgcs

K. Coyle ....._.._.._ M. Dunn G. Tralnor ...._.._.. M. McLean D. O'Brien _....._._.

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Pros Ain ... . S0

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. 171 _ 212

191 168 152 167 221.

= _,I lfll 115 105 142

uit isa -is 150 iso

179 136 103 88 170

175 172 102 93 170

1°°"'°’“‘°d 'md °"°"1'“““¥ P°”“°1e determined to pat in writing what

, done for his comfort, but all to no I have to say to vm, _ _

|avail, he passed peacefully away ltnirty-thi-os hours drier the nooid- ent fully resigned to the Divine

Will of God and fortified by the BIRTHS

lust rites of the Catholic Church --------V--» -~~- of which he was a faithful mem- lMf`ll\'N75---M P11009 EdWBl`d IS- iior. when r-isiiod by members or land Hospital. Janwlrv 24. 1932 to his fiimiiy .siloi-tiy before his death Mr. and Mrs. J. ll. Mclnnls, H0112- hc :ippenicd ro bright and cheerful 111119. a dtlllgllicli

11": they returned. lwme with renewed _ K hope of his recovery, but in a few `mY_M Prime Edward islam]

hours they were summoned to his . _ bedside where de-oth claimed its md’ M” Daniel R' Jay' W’“sl°°' young victim shortly after midnight Saturday morning, January 20th. SHERRAN.-At Prince Edward Is- Whllc death is at all times sad, ladn Hospital, January 25, 1933 to

when a yoiiiig person on thc vc-i'_v I M_r. and Mrs. Morrison Shcrran. tlireshoid of mnnhood is called so Charlottetown it daughter.

suddciily it is ovei-\vli<>lmlng. The greamst sympathy is mt for thc MACGINN-Al the Chai~loti_etowii

1;.; bmmved Ona Deceased Wm mem Hospital, Sunday, Jan. 29th, to Mi-_

ly-four years of :ice and the olric'-'t Wh, __ _

of it family who moiiriicrl ihc loss I Mm""1 sun'

In presenting a few observations,

Hospital. Janum~_\- 30, 1933 to Mr.

a daughter.

and Mrs. `D. G. MacGinn. North

of their devoted frithci' only tu-.3 ‘Hmu\GF§

_ ' 4 »‘ t I,

years ago. He leaves to niourni ______________

1'-' his honrtbrokc-n mother a d r-' _ '

“' °“ snnrn-MACEACHERN _ At the

sister. Inez, nurrl at Chm'lott~t/i»\\'n 1 t t H05 im and H b N S Ge V rome o he parents of the bridr-,

_ ....,012 P - "0 T” 1" 1 °"5"' Cherry Valley, on Jan. 25th, by Ri--_'_

'Gerald Louis, David, and Char- H_ Pierce’ Hamm Percy smith' U iles ull nt home also an aunt Miss ~,

Rmuyescat in r,M,,___K HOLLAND-At Summerside, Janu-

CHIROPRACTOR , ary 30, 1933, Mrs. Ida A. Holland,

, -Bowllng , '“`"""""“` ' Wid0W of Alexander Edward Hol-

fllree Year P11111" G1=11“1\1° iond in hor 92 d F

1 .24 rrinos st. Phono ioiz -___ ‘ISl3.l"i(l Ag`6HliS “ y°‘”‘ _““"a] °"

I nom; coils Made. Las, mm 0,, the Holy Nome Ai- G t W t f |l1xen<l1;1l;'stcli;y. ll; sliéllrt seiivloo at tho

_ _ _ ., UWB

lull-M l€yS, 11710 A065 dtéfel-1.1.6411 the Klllib 6 I 8 lin St Johgs Church St

ie i _ _ 1 - » ~ »

- - silzmdmizigi glfngle pot? 299’ where interment will take place.

, _ n _ also high three of 688. _ .

K‘ngs on Friday 195" 1* *lumber °f .lniiimiy 29th Mrs. Selina Cameron,

_ 153 131 205 Agents of the Giant-\Vcst Life from widow of the IM., Samuel camc,._

different parts of thc Province mi-__ on a B 76 Q ` Fun

8 y ars. eral Wed-

1 f 1 . " ‘_ 1; con emgie Wfztbs Pr°‘iYm"i`ncsda-y at 2 p. m, from her late

anagers, essrs yn m 8.. C _ Limited, at their offioo:1Low§r lcsidexm m Cmmud C°m"°”y'

Queen Street, and were addressed I Please omit flowers'

by Mr. C. G. Cumming, the Chief ,(1,453 __ A; Ciigmnr January 30m

209 Supervisor oi' Field Service at Head l Benjamin Cm-_ _-,sed 55 yea,-5_ pm-,_ 209 0m°€_ W1llniP€8- This WHS Mr- ieral Wednesday, Feb. lst, at l p. m. 197 Ull1'llmill§`S first Visit 120 the 151005, from home of his son Robert Carr 202 and he expressed himself as greatly to st. Thomas churoh, springbrooir. 202 Pleased with the business of the COLES-At his home North Milton,

_ Great-West Life in this Provincemnnnary 30, 1g33_ William’ calm

1'i;~nr~-~_ meet and the excellent service rendered age si years. Funeral from his into

I by the 151111111 B111-11011 OVC! U16 10118 residence today Tuesday. Short ser- perlod of 25 years. The conference vim; at the house at 2 °'¢10¢k_ 591-- with Asenls was of an erlucallrcal vice in st. .Johns church on ni-rivoi. nature. In the evening both the Inge,-mem Miimn Cemetew '

Agents and Staff met at the Can-

156 odian National Hotel where they

90 had a most eiijoyab‘e dinner. Mr.

111 Cummiiig‘s present visit was largely I N M E M 0 R I A M

'17 in connection with the new Retire-

103 ment Annuity that has been intro- In sad but loving memory of

duced recently by the Great-West G“n°|d Ma°Ea°h°\’“ “'11” P11-'#595

Life and has met with a most pop- "ny Ja“""ry mst’ 1929'

119 ular reception throughout Canada. Beloved by all who knew his gen-

l33 Besides the Charlottetown Agents ¢1'°l1S 1121111.

as and Staff, those from outside the gg: w°""‘ W” “Sid “°"‘:“’l;"' °"l:°|i h 124 City were as follows: Alfred G. Mc- Tfflfgfrgnn mr 5 3 ° °' S 149 C°“55n» Ken5ln3t°“5 Bruce DWI* And mark forever that smiling

son, Bedcque; John A. Thompson, face.

K, Coyle had high single of 179. Margate; Peter Gallant, Abram's Inserted by Moillcr, Sister and

K_ cbyie had high three of 533, Village; J. C. Matthews, Elmsdale; Bl‘0lll¢l'-

o. E. Maexenzie, Milton; w. A. M.

BILLIARD TOURNAMENT McRae, Pownal; and J. W. Mur- ` »

In the gwo games played in the dock, Montague. Mr. Cumming ex- "li__"""l_"

Holy Name Club tournament last Pects to return to the Island durlnB ni ht in class A, Doucotto won ver the summer months to roy a 1/11111

' Oagtway and in Class B Power Sven to the Agents, and to see the beau- N- D. MacLean

over Hughes. - ~- ties of the Province. [

Games tonight in Class A, Mc- Kenna mcets Robin and in Class B, "The most, independent, as well as EMBLAMEB _ has WW 181891? b¢€l\ m°“1'|'°d- aociated from all local influences Pick

Pownal to Hazel Jean, only daug_.-

'Amlie Gmman Wh” has a1Wa5`5 ter of J. E. and»Mrs. MacEachern. resided with the family. Hls fun- ___._l..

,` eral was held on Monday mom- ` DEA-pgs

iciiir iiinlt 2 ing to St-_ P/lfiry's church. Indian

River where Re<ui1em High Mass w}{[1‘E__A¢ york point' North was Suns by his pastor Rev. R. F. River, Monday. January 30, 1933 McDonald who also performed the Fred white in his 74th yea,-_ Fun. Se"Vi°9 at We l!l`1\V¢`- The Dall oral from his into residence on b<‘_flrei‘S were: Earl Braham. Rob- Wednesday. I~‘eb‘~uziry lst, service

_ Ht G0'ld\Vln. M‘1lll‘lf‘f‘ Hilgizlnis. staring at 1.30. Interment Com-

John Roberts, Arthur Ready and wall Cemetery. I ._

CAMERON-At Victoria, Sunday,

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ll\‘ft broadcast of _the distressing accid-' Speakm at me Rotary luncheon

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._ . - ~. em' which °°'“5°d the death "1 -in the Canadian National Hotel

let mr: mention that ooruequent upon the fall of Inuisburg and the negotiation and ratification of the Treaty of Paris in 1763, all the ter- rlory comprising Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Is- lan`d become British domain and were placed under one governor and one govemment. with headquar- ters in the city of Halifax.

Thus was established a real Mar-

itime union, which continued down to the year 1769 when Prince Fil- ward Island was pemiltted to break away from the connect.l_on.ai1d to become a separate and distinct Bri- tish colony, with a governor and legLslature of its own. A few years later New Brunswick followed the Is1and’s lead. obtairiirig like the Island ia. separate colonial status.

These separate systems of gov-

ernment. with such changes as the procuririg of responsible govern- ment, and the retry into the Ca- nadian confederntlon had brought nbout_ continued from that time down to the present. In fact, in those days, enjoying only the most primitive moans of transportation. it was soon found to be impossible to govern in any satisfactory man- ner such larcrly extended and is- olated teri~ito:\= as were embra- ced within the bounds of the Mar- itimcs.

In 1864 the Hon. Dr. Tupper,

tlicn Premier of Nova Scotia, made :in unsiiccessfiil attempt to bring about a legislative Moritinie un- ion. At, a conference of the three -Governments held in Charlottetown in September of that year, the pro- ceedings wcrf- cnt. short by the de- legates rcpiesciiiliig the Island ad- vnnr-liig us iiii iiidispeiisiblc condi- tion that ilic capital of the united

provinccssliniilcl be located in Char- lottetovm As the loqislatlors almost always were called t/o meet for the despatch of biislvss in the winter rcztsori, and it was practically im- possible for Nova Scotia and New Bruswick legislators to then come ito the Island. or for the Island | members to reach the mainland, the Islands demand was looked upon :is a refusal to negotiate on any terms.

i I have always been opposed to a iMa.rltlme legislative union on any terms that the other two provinces would be likely to agree to. I al- ways felt that the affairs of the Is- land, isolated as it fs, could be more economically and efllcently managed by a govemment of its own, rather than by a Maritime one.

But the events of recent years

have wrought great changes. In the ,rapid and great growth of the debt of the province. and so little to show for lt. and in the lack of pru- dence. control and edlciency inthe business methods employed, I can see forces accumulating and con- ditlions pncviiiling which will ere long force the Island into a union with the two neighboring provin- ces.

I nm convinced that our province

is slowly yet surely drifting in the direction of such a union. The in- fluences at work making for such a result have been in operation for a number of years back. I am satisfied that one political party is no more to blame for this than the other. I will admit that there is no good reason or justification for such an undesirable outcome. The Island should be the most in- indcpendent, as it is one of the most prosperciis sections of the do- minion. It should be the last. to lose its existence as a legislative entity. `

I will go so far as to venture the

opinion that if the records of ir dozen or more of the businesses of the province were ,placed before a thoroughly competent andl indepen- dent chartered accountant, and he be given the means of ascertaining what we have to show of a, perm- anent value for the large obliga- tions of the province, he too will agree that the Island is becoming enmeshed in it web of great fin- ancial difficulty.

It is iiselcss to coniimrc our per

capita debt with those of otbfr provinces. The trouble is our debt

The annual congregational meet-

ing of Bt. Paul’s Church was' held in the Parish I-fall last evening, the Rector presiding, and a large num- ber of the congregation present.

Reports of the various church

organizations as contained in the Year Book were presented and iodopted.

The report of the Church War-

dens for 1932 was presented and explained in detail by Mr. H. Win- chester, Paople‘s Warden, and showed a satisfactory condition of the church’s finances. Total ro- maipts for all purposes during the year amounted to $11,527.44.

The election of officers for the ensuing year resulted as follows: Vestry: Messrs. H. H. Horne, H.

'Winchesier, W. E. Bentley, G, D. DcBlois, N. H. DeBlois, Wm. War- ren, G. E. Procter, E. E. Owen.

l Representatives to Diocesan Sy- nod: Messrs. L_ B. Miller, H. A. C. Scarth.

Substitutes: Messrs. W. V. Purdie,

H. R.. Stewart.

Representatives to Diocesan

Church Society: Messrs. Wm, War- fren, Emest Worth, H. E. Miller, Judge I-If L. Palmer.”

Auditors: Messrs. L_ D. Murray,

H. A. C. Scarth.

Mr. W. E. Bentley was appointed

chairman and Mr. E. V. Bell, Sec- retary of the Committee to carry on the campaign for restoration of thc funds of the Westem Dloceses.

Hearty votes of thanks were ten-

dered to the various organizations and to all who, during the past year, had contributed to the suc- cess of the church.

Glowing tribute was paid to the

Rector and Mrs. Raymond for the splendid manner in which they hozi ministered to the needs of the congregation, and the leadership shown in all activities of the church.

Meeting adjourned with prayer

by the Rector.

ordinary revenues of the province, is a system that is sure to lead t0 financial disaster. Other provinces. in addition to

revenue from farm lands, possess revenue resources that the Island never had. They have various mines of great value, they have in- cxhaustible forests, they have large areas of public lands, they have all these. Some of them have more, in the ownership of large revenue yielding public utilities, the fruits of wise capital expenditure. The Is1and’s chief dependable revenue resource is the farm lands of the province. It isiiiind foiiy to assume that

when the crisis arises and we can get no more money from the banks, the Dominion Government and Parliament will come to the res- cue. The Dominion a few years ago gave an addition of $165,000 to our revenues. Our public men say this was on account, The other party to the transaction, however, doesn't admit that. The Island will most likely be told that as it has failed to show efficiency and prudence in managing its business, it should get under the wing of Nova Scotia or New Brunswick-or of both.

As things are now, I would re-

commend a Maritime union rather than be forced into it later on dis- advantageous terms. I would begin negotiations while conditions are favorable. By doing so, we would most likely secure the Maritime capital for our city, as well as other advantages for the province. In -a forced union, a hard bargain can only bc expected.

After all, there will be some ad-

vantages in Maritime union. As all instance, the whole judicial systems of the provinces will be changed. Very large sums will be saved by the eliinination of a large number of unnecessary judges and other officials, and the money saved thereby will be available for other and better purposes.

It is recognized in this province

by all disinterested persons com- petent to give an opinion that three well qualified judges could easily deal with all our judicial business in place of the seven judges who now are doing their best to handle it. No doubt; similar reductions could be made in the other prov- inces. The whole administration of justice would be improved. strengthened, speeds-ci up. There

es of high legal cttainmcnts, rlls-

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MUNTHLY MEETING

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l __ The regular monthly meeting of 2 the I. O. D. E. was hold in rooms iof chapter in' Legion building, Rc- gent, Mrs. J. A, Matlileson presid-

ling and large number present in gspite of inclement weather condi- E tions. After reports of officers had lbecn dc-alt with, special Christmas ,work was reviewed. Letters were

I read from sick and absent members »who expressed themselves pleased to be remembered at this season, special mention being mode of Mir. Holroyd. Mrs. Percy Pope, Winnie MacLeod, Mrs. Bruce Muir, Mrs. S. C. Moore, Mrs. VH, J. Palm- er and Mrs. Miles. Many members absent from the province enclosed l contrlbutioris for chapter work. The treasurers report was, as usual. business-like, comprehensive and satisfactory, All bfllls were ordered paid and plans discussed as to how to make more money if activities were not to be curtailed. Finally decided on s. bridge to be held next week, first in a series, this one to be in charge of Mrs. J. A. Mathie- son, Mrs. J._ D. Stewart and Mrs. A. E. Morrison.

Correspondence included inter-

esting letter from Mr. 'Bramwell Chandler, I. 0. D. E. overseas scholar from Prince Edward Island. for current year, acknowledging with gratitude the grant; of a sec- ond tcrm, and a letter from Miss Clark, bursary holder attending Dalhousie. acknowledging substan- tial Clirlstmas remembrance froili chapter. There were many grateful letters also from families of re- turned men tluoughout the prov- ince, whose children had been re- membered at Christmas time witli books, toys, groceries, etc, These parcels had been made very gen- erous this yea: through the co- operation of chapter members; in previous years parcels had been made up largely from toys, etc., bought with funds donated by chapter. Naturally the need for something more practical present- ed itself for this year, and when donations were called for the rc- sponse was most generous-into cv- ery famlly's parcel went it remem- brance for every member of the ,family, besides a large Christmas pudding, groceries, reading matter, etc.

Members who had rcprescntcd

chapter at different school closings when I. O. D. E. prizes were pre- sented, spoke of apparent pleasure with which this evidence of interest was received by principals and teachers in public schools.

This being last meeting before

annual meeting in February, nom- ination of officers for 1933 ensued after which meeting closed iii regular order.

if1¢¢~ My sole purpose, however, in speaking is to endeavor io save it before it is too late.

Rotarlan C. H. Chandler was in the chair yesterday, Rotarian Dr. Johnson referred to the annual meeting of the Red Cross society whlch is to be held in the city Building on Tuesday evening, Tho Chl€‘f Sllcflkcr will be Norman Som- mcrville, K. C., one oi the loading barrLstc-rs of the Dominion and a Past President of the Toronto Rot. ary Club.

Prcsidciit Boulter stated that Ro-

tarian Robertson, who had been

would be a. Maritime Appeal Coin-t in _ 1 bl _ sitting at, say. Sackville with judg- ' V S Cons der? y ben? and now

ablc to sec his friends, that Mrs. Picknrd, wife of Rotariaii Alfred

, _ t r it L b t Y df ard, is slowly improving; but BECOME EXPERT 355353 To Let ,_ Davey meets Coyle. the most economically seciile. man Charlottetown and “° “T cap “ " °r °r “nfs ”-"5 P1'9_l“"U°95» V’ Wlwm \“1~"‘-Sl limi, Mrs. Mould, wlfc of Rotarian

ihfllllzh our special low cost

coiirsc. Hundreds of :uccessful tlmduates. Wrlia Mole Barber °°11@re_ sia non-ington, Halifax.

; H. I-I. W. TU-Sat-tf.

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To L51- __ |,p,\|Nt;'r0N UOTM.. 1 ‘It is confidence which develops sustained by farming and p}arti;\lly mmm lu l J; 111:; list ti Sm in the “mb lrvatest °°l1f1d€11°¢~ 4 _l=.iirle, plantst of thc Rotary club,

North Rusiico_ Furnlslied $400.00 nongnmer purchases and puts pea- by industrial employment w cn ier _ I P I will doubtless be charged w.ihi nm, sm, confined to their homes for season. Aiii>l.v llt H0'4‘l~ ple back to work."-Rossi' W. Bah- the opportunity offers."-Franklin ing funds. instead of obtain ide¢,-ying gh, Grew of me pm..

7802-l-28-3|. mn' D-Roosevelt' ` ` ' mg these funds from the rc account of ilfiiess.

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