t

ath

"m... r eeauee eAe

Are Granted” Two Centslneroase Quart

Mikprodalcershevebeenlrant- edanincreaseoi two oentspsr

RECOMMENDATION

M .222» rm .49. FIILLOWS PO0LE a . . wn-ru...sl .-.:-....'~.:~. IIEATII INIIIIIRY i’.€.‘.-i‘.....““‘”‘..m‘§§ mriwm ‘ In 6115"!‘ Riven the Association by November so next whether or M In inquest into the death cl not the additional one cent per Gordan Poole, obarlottetowmbeld quart chsll be _ st MscLsm oral Home lat The nicotine. l-srcely attended’: ! c lhfl broucbt m the

Prince o! Wales College and pre- sided over by vr. Andrew B. Mac- Eae, Union. Road.

w. meme mu the meeting BIWW

had been called to consider the mik users‘ present situation 1n view oi the tact that the Pro. vlnclal Milk Board had refused their reques to grant them an in- crelse oi 8B cents per pmlnd but- ter 1M. and had lowered the sum asked to '17 cents per pound, which meant, Mr. MscRee said, that the Producer would only receive an extra two cents per quart instead n! the three aslml tor in the brief. Dr. W-R. Carson. consumer rep. resontative on the Milk Board, had been irked to attend the meeting. Ml’. Macltae said. but had not put in an appearance probably because he “was afraid some o! those pres- ent might so to work on him." Ap- parently, Mr. MacRse said, . Carson was opposed to the iurther irwxvease in the cost o! milk because oi his solicitude tor the r man buitk was quite gnusilleg to seetti: m producer’ .ve produe the ty consumer ior nothing, Mr. Claude Smith, East Royalty. ' ducer representative on the

ilk Board, mid the msetixtg he M‘...

berot the written- any letters on the matter

the Press.

Mr. Roland ‘Benton, Winsloe, ssid be thought Dr Carson extremely uniair to the producer. Wages were very high on the iarm He had Just offered s man C75 a. mozvh

and his bodrd and washing to work with him and could not him. Hay was highlnprioea in an-

other three months would be im-

possible to obtain. i Mr. Roland‘ McDonald. Royalty. Ilid he had made up his mind

(Continued on Pace 6 col. 4)

Coming Events

"Show — Enter-old Thursday. "Talkies - Canoe Cove Friday.

"Annual Goose Supper, Bcnshaw. October 23nd.

“Taikieec - Crepaud Friday and laturdsy.

d"Poéiltry buying daily ‘live and rene poultr yng c mar- ket price. Devi‘: .3‘ Fraser. ‘Ltd

"Em" tilts“; “dfiifi , s ar . “dill-fit”; Mc usid, Souls.

"Regulsrflospitsl dance. Mon- tague Curling Rink. flaturdcy night.

"Dance at ‘Morell Hall Wed- nesday. Oct. 2. Rollie Mofiensieb orchestra.’

"Oollectlnl hon. tor Davis & h . II Z5135»??? l. ‘Slfilitt-Yfie... ieton. D. L Jlcbowell. "Grand

%icsra P.8d.

s

iclal visit to rm. b”

28. hour oi 2.30 am. in contact with s tension wire 0133051“ lflundtv on Kent Street, lottetow-n. while resist in the discharae u! thsr

"We. the Jurors. recommend that some definite acreement srr ed between the Maritime Elec c 0o. Ltd. and the" iottetown Ilse Department w -

or by hi!!!

a

from live wires be remqv 3' I Coroner Dr. I. .1. ’

I Menaben oi the l

oremanz‘ l. m..- ’.l’.§‘=‘i.- ‘iii; - Maior a. A. monk e.

Twelve witnesses were examined and included Dr. Harold Shaw. Provincial pathologist; Dr. 1i. H, Pierce. Dr. Gordon '10s. . George Hooper o! the Prince Id- wsrd Island Hcspigl: Fire Obie! Herbert Jewell. - PlckardJuts- sell Abbott and BliLBevln. oi the

P. Eilsland llas» Lowest ‘ * Rates In llom.

my The 0...»... Prue)

"OTTAWA. Sept. ao-new in. creases in avenue farm wage rates were reported todiy by the Dominion Bureau o! Statistics. The average rates (or Canada in Aurust were $4.01 a day and $76.3 a month with board as compared with rates oi $8.55 a dev and 871.08 a month reported at Aug. lli. i016. Without board. the average rates were $4.95 a day and 0100.68 s‘ month as against M50 and W132 respectively, last

year. , For d“ help. there were in- creases in all provinces except

being in the western pr‘ ' . Saskatchewan. had the highest rate oi’ all‘ provinces ior help withcutboard at $5.09. (all ed by Manitoba at d0 British, clum-

Rateéin 0mm c Mil in mo, jlighest- rates for ’- were .71 in

atcbenn, followed

tlah Columbia. all

M in Ontario. .56

ck. I146 in Gil

b‘ Wm. urlzlsatl; ini wieotlvr.

by. in case b! fires all-Millers 0'“

Schedule In Record Attempt

W N. Sept 30 ——(AP) ‘lhatwo-englne navy plane Truc- uleln. 'I‘urtle with a. crew oi tour v-M o baby klnluror: beat its we ‘toward the, WPst Gout tonig lifffifil ?.%'.’...u“““...§°°..”‘“" ‘.3

s wor

dlstamo record.

The distance nun the talcum Point It Perth Misti-sill. to the west Ooast is shout 0.241 milesbut the bis patrol cratt is expected to continua across the coun ii’ it ls sbleflilte distance record MIN an _-a.smy sir tomes 8-20. the " Irv/boat," laet . "m- m" Bl b11119. s Lockheed Pill! Nwlunejhed r-avered 5.300 miles when it topaz-ted to Midway at 10.00 AM. its next dteck point was a weather ship stationed 1,700 miles of! the west coast.

Latest word 2mm the Navy De- partment indicated that to take advsntsgs o! zhe wemthcs- Cmdr. 111cm“; .. Davis, . south o! ,

9 P lirlirntotmced 15x3‘: ably Wlllinske a l_ an on the

on ooaet.

The film's plan to continue cast- wardaslondwtheysndtheplan: can take it. ith Wlshingwn cc. a route whids could be credited toward a world record made: in- tematlmml rules. they would have to head mic over the Atlantic to. ward Bermuda.

The pesne has scalcu _ range oimore than 13,000 4 wt ‘its tremendous m1 qt squ Gallons or some till _ -

deep bites mut M 3y: the Gloucester Lumber and l

‘Ihdlywlnd cilia... toda in ina s serious situstlcn. s3.‘ glans were tandem move some ismilies‘

from. bllltdvius i! such action becomssmecsssay in the settle- ment. ‘ -

Hat-used"- nre-dllhters continued

"handicapped b7 lack oi water. A

call _,.ior more men received good response. ‘The only real raliei depended on hesvv rain. Showers were ioreoa {or the area to- n with possible rain tomor-

rc

‘Alresrw. a winter sawmill and several houses have iallen prey to -sdvanclna flames. Valuable timberland and buildings ile in the dlnaer zone.

Heavy clouds oi smoke from the fin made driving dangerous in Bsthurst: tonight.‘

llatlurglsrs ‘isle ‘Big Loot

wunon. Sept so -<oe Osblel

_. .946.

, perhaps Saskatchewan.

._‘_‘

Charlotte- Jr.. id

» entre). Bo

Brush, (right). Harrow, out. who have ,been awarded nsrchm certificates ior braver! by. , _ Canadian Royal Humane Assoc aflan, i nesting in the rescue or". m Proctor.‘ Joyce . tor and Keir Proctor irons drown- ing’ at. Cavendish , ' Aul- ~19. ‘ ' Announcement PM. t!!! l-

t time last year, but the prospect iur the iuture is about the ssmo as last year. At the end o! the calendar year i946 practic- ally all the schools were in Oper- sticn. ‘except a iew small schools w were‘ aken care c! by trensierence oi. pupils elsewhere or by. cone dance courses "Even at at," Mr. She/w said. "m u-e comparatively fortunate. Lm ear. with the exception o! Brit Columbia. Ontario and ,we were better ofl titan any other

Nova Bcotia and New Brunswick have increased their salaries considerably this year. and thev hope that will help: but while salaries are important, they are not the whole problem. e pres! e oi the profusion must be rs . The attitude c! the com- munity toward the teacher is very important.

‘ Too Iew In Trcininl

"Althculrh we have increased teachers’ salaries they still remain comparatively low and the “U10! tion is toward other pmiessions. "(this is evident (rum the tact

perhaps Province.

are by no means making up

0t. Schools i Tepcheffshortage Pmo1om ‘iloittle Qhansed

1, new issue will bear

‘l. i940 and mature Nov. i, i956. I100.

‘A 0' V’ _. ,

“vi .

. de rdsy. Oamgbelliasson oiw. it. l. O. NJL ticket agent Camp- s Lieut-

serving

B8 RO.N.V.R..

was _ the at

bell cnsnt

l‘ time o! the socidsnt. his rather

being than 0.11.3318’?! at Bpr- den.‘ He is now eitendlua Mount Allison university l: a student o!

endows»

interest by annual coupon and run tor a 10-year term. i

min purpose oi the bonds-a peacetime‘ version o! the Victory

ands-is to provide millions o!

snadians who learned to save in war years with a convenient way to continue this kind of savini. A Finance Department survey has shown that 82 per cent oi Oma- dians who bought bonds during the war want to keep on saving by a similar plan.

Purchases are limited to 02.000 andwhe bonds will be reflstered. non-transferable and nen-lsslin- able, They may be cashed at any chartered bank st any time at thelt iuli face value plus the 27b per cent interest-

Adherent: o! the monthly sav- ings lsn and the ayroll savings plan allowed in t e purchase o!

ictory Bonds will be able arrange their purchases in the same way. However, no salesman will canvass th general public.

The bonds wll be dated Nov.

n Q

Denominations will be $0, $1.000, and they may urchnsed irem banks, authorised nvestment dealers. stock brokers. truig or loan compsnie or throuah loan companies. or through em-

lIlG MTI.

Mr. Dalliel was sis the Navy st the timg. “gem: h ents are Mr. Prank Dalsiel, £2‘. (1611. ciilei Kill t)“ qg ierry ~‘.‘Prince Edwsrdlsland." ant Dlldel. I-Ie is now sttendinq 5!» Duiitan‘: University. " Mr- ‘Brush. son cLw. and In Ii. ‘A-Jhrush. Harrow. om. y. servllllln- the Air Force last ‘yea and who stationed ct Bilrnmmide

L...» m... a Given Seven a Yearpsptontsncqp

chnrlottetown Fire Departmenr ." ' ‘ '~ , _ v. A. Alnsworth. manner o! th‘ 411N- 1“ . r ' .v _ I { . t‘... ‘ _ v "‘ . ‘ ‘ - f‘ ‘ ~' . n =10," . W]. y ' u __ . l c to w‘, v._ _. x. i; w.“ n‘ d>.§,_§h a, v 3.9g“ _,‘ . _. 1:‘ sen ... re. and N. n.‘ Mac antunmi u n - _ pqzmsu. . ~ ._. - V, ~ , years n penitentiary-Mm hind dliirector whose; ambulance took ,. in M ‘lldiahy ‘gift! sghillitaz‘ lRweig-‘l; landfill! f0 git! lggkgfitlublm: ‘Drvlcltiigol? §§il’.““.‘aia ~oi per- ‘-——-*—A ‘ i’ Btltfiwuugi... sesgon. and these K ' " Nlllsuim Cornish‘. ~ ‘ ~ ~ .. . was w: ' f.‘i"'.‘§l‘.‘-‘..‘“.l%i2“‘.l...°“-"‘° ".°“’ . o... s... t°§£’.i."..l'.‘.‘.‘..“°€..i..°°”°..l‘..l“‘él ‘$5? ——— w» mo! we w» on». = nal exanltinstiosi~ oi lg; ‘Li? 3 8gpt)”- it. ' UHAWA s t 3o (d?) ' _ .m°lm"- t“ m D n , ' ' " "' ~ ‘ _ . ep- — "' e; _q were arree a $31.? sttxgzeitrse oiwiictlif.’ gig}. §“".‘m§1....§‘.‘,1u§ lgtghrégg-ugnziglf p.11?“%§.t'§n.t°s§§°fi“v°§°'sfi§§., Pr?! svfhitcllle alsvlgnfiarlzcll: alcwéinzl mum flgqgtfly hgxiéer arsmastibenip ter Co ty. up uncontrolled Iur- 00901‘ “"1935 "m m" on i‘ ed d b pining; w“ m‘ i‘ o i 1 l wonunud on h“ 9 c“. 6) far ‘mum Con" u d t ‘ k. m guard“ W; n: ut 41:5 were announc to sy l’ m mouth Perry 0cm on ofiic , es e _ y tnlmeb" oomsmd . we" Minister Ilsley, who aclvllgclgzedcen: 1.5a . u“ with ; m, 915191 Qgp

Indian Summer liheers Brit. Harvesters

15v JAMES Mecoox Canadian Press Stall Writer

L0 DON. Begt. ill -- Britt: harried y the worst ha

days, now mo... g soaked wheat and oats will be we come cattle feed. even i! they a: enough for human sump ion. Th

e 000,000-a.cre potato crc looks good with experts estimatir there will be sutiic ant for all th

and rumors oi’ potato ratio: described ousands ci.tonl

u nonsense.

oi wheat uni

for human consumption wzll be severe financial loss to ianners wl

—P‘li and ‘ rt h - We l th oil I sand? o! 301;“ n ior the normal wastaue in teacher $115.75“. on a pa" “v n" V, to an u M h“ w“ M“ Inn/ion by cat gins in the last lllwll- 45°)" 51X?! l" "U"! The announcement oi terms bu-iey we; ioat comp elely. b‘ two days-includ rsooo (012,000) mo "w" walgllggilggeqllffilswes stated the ans per centinterest u.“ will b, u. Qhnufmfl 5mm}: hr hog mic.“ 3mm m, pup Brine! e oi r w“ m ‘m; rate ccniormaidl with a statementnal millable wheat tor ieedinz sl/u

a (jng o; 5am“ 14111;, q“, s comps ea by. [inance , niater Ilsidy last c s, on ical. y , lut year dthirty sht 01m‘ nne- mu terms would be more Even with the amused who: “phylum h, w m, “d, belore. _t_ is n iwatlvmem. iavorabla. than thou _ other will be a major reduction p“; u i... m; o“, m,“ buttit B180! snglrshiod u comparable invntmentl at the supplies with emseqoent 1 g w“ mg 0mg; Itlfll I IN Mmlfildht I airtime.“ lsaun- - ion n wintd milk roductlc 352%" u‘ '1' "" ",';"°,g', ‘£2.13 ‘ lsltn“. elm“? t. 1' " a i " ..."l¥"€§’.? lblJlflll a ven ‘ . _ ‘ by her son who m killed n. u» ismtifhlfiwglilgfl, _%,u"f”§fl§,“{§'d fi§b°mag jet-rowan , , o! n mm new ‘stem the wan. a: p, 1k _ . “Natal”, u... - _» vlw “a 1W0 113mm“ <~ ’ ‘ ..;;."-" “ti” < mum": ‘and? ni"..::'."t"".....~ . . " . , - , m u. ,_>tmxgfl'l- yeah we so. not“ _ u: men-posit...» , t. e wit-n‘ Elston“; Jtuslgg" n nail: ‘ ,md ‘Mushy; liar ‘~ - . .. . ~ i {bolted or a

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