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[j]. IVIITT MMIINDBIOI

1y nlstivla and many kjpgd; o! Mu. Everett Macken- mcg, was greatly shocked to bear m‘; m, had sudxieaily passed away Monday. March 10th. m Rina-Hi “my HoapitI-l. Although She had’ been 12th. few P°° lmlsly ill tin

passed away.

M“, MacKendtt-iok was formerly Jessie May BHIJO. daugthtor o! the his Mt. and, MN. John A. Bmol. |ho was born in Valleyfield fifty- nme year, ago and with her family moved to Kintgaboro at an early

ugh: is strvived by that: daughter, ‘item, Mn. Doutrlaa Loud Peter- bom, Ontario, he!‘ son. Bruce. Torr- mto, Orltarlo, two granddaughters, Nancy and Cami Leard, also ilho {allowing sisters and Mrs. James W. Jar-dine, Kingaboro. Mrs. Peter Dames, Detroit, Mich, QpurgeOn Btrtwc, Richmond, Calif,‘ ‘m Chester Bruce, Kingsboro. l-ier husband predeceased lter seven your; hi0. . Funeral services were held from Montague Baptist Church, Wednes- 4“ morning. March 12 and Kings, born Baptist Church, Wednesday, afternoon. The service at Montague was conductcd by Mr. Crawford with Mr. Adams of the United Llhttrch assisting. Pall bearers were Wm. hlacLean, Dr. P. Maolntyre. flurry MacOregor, L. H. Poole,‘ Hut-old Hynes, and \v.D. Johnston.‘ The service at Kirtgsboro was con-

le knew aha was ser- a before she

ducted by Mr. Bell. Pall bearers, were, Wilfred luncheon, Lowelil Citing, Trtlnan hlamey, James Robertson. George MncDotlald, Rawlelgh Bruce. interment in‘ Kltlgabolb X15161. Floral tributes were: Pillow-Jilin family. , Hospital.

Wreaths-Kinfl! Com“! staff.

Kings County Hospital Board. ' M1‘. and Mrs. Wm. MacKe-ndrick My, mg Mrs. James W. Jardinc

and family. Moor; and MaoLeod Ltd. Mr, and Mrs. J1". Gordon. hlr. and Mrl. Ivan Mitchell. Mrs. Everett iveddlook.

SPRAY!

Mr. and Mn. Wilfred U. Mec- Leod. Mr. and Mrs. Wm MacLeal-t. Dr. and Mrs. P. Maclntyrc. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Jaltdilflt- Mrs. Russell Bell. Mrs. IPrank TlmlW- Mr. and Mrs. Stan net-rins- Zilrs, DJ. Mid bliss Annie Mo!’ itlttcLealt. lifrs. Pearle Van Buskirk. Mi‘. and Mrs. KN. hlacKertdlick. Mr. and Mrs. Art Burns. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hornet ..___________

0M0 0F THANKS

The family o! ltirs. killer-cit Mac- Kendrick wish to express sincere appreciation to all who sent flow- ers and cards to her dttrlnlz h" lust. illness.

________--- Sulphur i: widel and abund- mtty mini-muted ttroughottt the lorld.

ABERDEEN. Scotland - 1GP)- Ahsrusm education conttnlitw voted ll-o that. schoolgirls would not 5s permitted time oi! 1mm school to help in the potato harvest

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lllflli. MARIIIMES. IEATIIS

50c Per insertion

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BIRTHS

_______________ MORRISON -— On Wednesday. March. 28, 1947f to Ml‘. and Mrs Albert Morrison, Hunter Rivet‘. I daughter. Donna. Lynda. BARWISI; - At St. John General Httsplifll otn March 22nd, 1947, to .\lr. and Mrs. Waiter llitrwtsc tneo Ethel MacDonald) a son. Herald Alitttt. Weight 7 lbs. 10h oz. Con- grtliillniiohs,

hL-WNII-At. the Grace Maternity Hospital, Ottnwn, on March 25. HHT, to Mr. and Mm. J. W. hlaynl.‘ ltlat- Jeane Simpson) a son. Robert t SiillDSOD.

POUND -- At the Prince Edward; L-lttud Hospital on Match 2'1. to' itt- and Mrs. Melvin Potuld, Char- lttiiciowll. a daughter, weight 6 lbs, i oz. '

ifllllfiiE-S . NICHOLSON soltlclts -- At

nrttdalbltno on Mltrcll i947. by Rcv, W. l3. iiiucPhall. Rita lrettie

Sonters of llrltdalbtttlc to John Sterling Nicholson oi Sthtunrock. DEATHS

ttts-tztlttivt t. ‘“tt;r'§;t;.;. Oottrtly Hospital. March 28. 1941.. infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ohlrlfl

Ftititttilli". Sttimmersldc. ,

filttoKlNNtlN-On ‘Thursday. Mill‘- 27. i947. Mrs. John MacKiunon of, NttrthRivcr in hcr 73rd your. Ro- tttaina arc resting at. the Mao, loan ‘Funeral Home. Funcral no-, tice Intel’.

DOYLE — At the Charlottetown Hospital. Mal-ch 2'7. John Doyle. Earnsclifle. in his 94th year.»

Funeral from the resldencc of his:

Ion Ambrose Doyle. Batlirdlm. March 20. funeral leaving ibc‘ house at. 8.30, thcncc to Bi. Jolt-i film's Church. Vernon River.

UNDIRTAKER IMIALMER

Charlottetown and North Wllllhlre

Pious l0

,0! local interest. but advertising nl " “°‘"Y "1"" My be lam-tits

in the Hospital since February].

brothers: at 7.30.

oral cars, the past, few days, ttltve,

Canadian National

. Motltsgtle to a large tutti allilrwl!’

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Biiilitiililliiililllii ,Ang|lcan Layman‘: m‘ °°"““‘ " “'°""' ‘a “dissociation Masts

at live cents a word t l t1 . able In advance. ‘ r c y p" Th-c annual meeting or the prime Edward Island Deanery Lgygneyfs ‘Association was held at 5 o'clock véeiflerday afternoon in st. Paul's liii$itw= no ma» 1329. Experts in beauty cuiturefme; Sh?“ m me Provm“ we“ we” At 6 o'clock. a supper meeting 31300501‘!!! by Si. Paul's Laylmeh‘; Association. was held in the Hall at which ills lordship, Bishop

CRASWIILL for Photographs,

CIVIC TAXEQ-The first in. ‘tlumem City of Charlottt-town “W” 54 00¢ and Pflliable 0n March

31, 1947. KiiDIQIdQD was, the guest. weaker. ' Ohdoh P's message was bal- TH‘ “OGERS HAnDwAREt ed on the place of the laymen in

Cmlllmny- Limited. are now unload-

, ill . Ch h. Th ’. Hi5 Lordshi 111g l cars of woven lwire forming. 0 “N e) p

said. constituted the priesthood of "he lflliyirlthefvork of the church. Christian thinking made for the ability to ilhink things through in a sane amd sound maltnsr.

All Anglican clergy in the Prov- ince were present and in all more than one hundred guests were pres- ent,

Mr. Roy Mugford, organist of St. Paul's Church, played two piano solos. '

The catering was the responsibil- ity of the Ladies Guild of the lottetown Hospital: 2 to 4 p13,; Anglican Church and the members '1 to 8.30 pm. Only one visitor] o! the A.Y.P.A. acted l! ‘Eli allowed at a time to each pnticntfi i0!‘ 10B Occflflim-

a is not paid 0n or before March 31, then all remaining installments bc-‘ . come due and ayablc immcdlatel , ' P t Y, Legion Branch

thereafter ~i~ t POWNAL CHARGE. — United‘. Church of Canada. Services Sun-l Mr. Lloyd W. Shaw, Provincial day. March 30th. 11.00 Clifton. 2.30 director of Education, gave an in- Motltnt Herbert. 1.00 P. M. Pownallj iercsiing talk on the growth of Rev. E. R. Macvicar, Minister. | composite regional high schools at —-— l the regular monthly meeting of the THE PBESBYTERIAN CHURCH Charlottetown Branch oi’ the Can- IN CANADA. — Services for Suln-, ttdlan Legion, B.E.S.I... last night. day. iilarclt 30th as follows: Mt. .\lt-. Art McGuigan, president, pre- Stellvart 11 A. M, Harrington 3 PM. sided

Till MONTHLY MEETING or the Legion Ladies’ Auxiliary will} be held tonight in the Legion Hull,

CITY POLICE COURT — A! the City Police Court yesterday, molnlfll the owner of a vicious dog was ordered to have the ani-l that destroyed.

VISITING llouas ttt tho Char-

ClVlC TAXES - lf first install-t merit City of Citarlottetown taxes

Marshflcid 7.30 P. M. Rev. F. N. {it-porting for me Qn-lplqymelli YVi-l-BB. Mini-El?!‘- Coltilnittee, LieuL-COI. G. G. K |Pcltlte, D.S.0. stated that there

HOME BERE:\“'ED—-Mi‘. Nell W., were about 250 veterans unam-

ployed. ile felt the situation would improve somewhat durlnt; m9 09X‘ few months,

‘Filo dnncc colntlnittcc, itcatied by

MacKlnnon, Cross Roads. received the sad news oi the (loath of his? sister, Elsie MavKlnnctn Pilinncy,‘ on February 26. i947, at her home

in Hollywood, California. J.J. Conn-Olly. was cflmmflldi-‘fl m —- the succcss of their dances.

YORK UNITED CHARGE. Rev. A llolflihaiinf; Cummmce can‘

J. A. Nicholson. Minister. ll a.m.. 531ml! 0r 01°55". L99 137301935 M‘

Central Church; 3 p.m., York‘. ‘ be" Dmitis. Harry MacLcan- and,

The Y.P.U. will u. Connolly acre Wlmime“ ,bfi,,ng in rt sltttc nf 0iil(‘\‘l‘S for ihc perm,“ i annual ntceting of the Branch to bt- "ilcld next month.

7.80. Brackicy. Upend a social evening nn Hidny nlglhi. March 28, at Mr. Court's, Bodiord.

CHERRY vanucv cltuacu or, Personal; ENGLAND. — Service» Sunday.‘ ____ March 30th. Sunday School by rilillo Capt Mum“ E Macwu“, Fur-

9.06 A. Iii. hiaitilts and sermon lilyicv“ l,“ Emmy", me Prime Ed,

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A‘ M" Dwglas H‘ Shemm‘ Studfln t wtlrrl island Hospital for treat.- Mmnonnry‘ _ ‘ meni. , \

TRAFF“? CHFCKJXP "' A Mr. tttld ‘Mrs. Alex Mt-Dotveli. “hemmp m “Mm- mqnw "1' Ft-ctivrivtntt, have arrived home

mngenmnls i‘ pwsenuy ‘mdenww ‘titer tl short hut interesting trip hy the City Pnlicc Department ‘at ' _. v ,‘, M, .-,- H tnoftra‘, w“ ann°unc?d by Chm 0' P°"1L(t)t‘§ttlnt§_v char alildlltilrlfvlilcDiutileii rc- ice A. Blrtwlstlc ycstotdayt. Sev- ,,O,.,,,d roads m “and wndcflnn,

tween iit-kttteti for violations pttt», M“ Hannm,“ MMLBM, and tit-ularly in rcgltttt to ilk-gal purk- ,n,,,,,'y' ,_e,,,,.,,ed ,0 we“. Mme l“ mg on ttlty streets. some", "m". a Very plea/SE“; ‘W " ‘t t M ‘t n. lie CNR‘ OFFICIALS “E“E—F°ur‘ ‘tifiettdoed ikhnek igloo Cycles Rmhvays mien‘ at the Mont-toll Stadium and were from Monrton were l-n the cttylnhc, gm,“ of M“ and Mrs Ralph yesterday. They were, R. L. Stt-evesw Sea“ district. freight t-lttilna tlgclli; A.‘ " A. Chisholm, supervisor fire pro-i , h m ed tection and accident otevcntiotl; E-I ,,,M,',',SJ'§,',,,;'§"‘,',§“gluéioifi “rau- n gteven: (‘hie.r,l(lfinimfira~gi,n,t; find‘ having spent. the past six months J. urlan , trait. rig etg calm, vmrkmg M Penmwn, B, a

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CITY'S $10,000

NORTH RIVER IMSTORATE. — March 30, i947. Services us follows: Clyde River, filnbbtlgh School 2 112M. _,_____ Service 3 P. . "T c Cross.“ ng _

Creek, Service 1.30 P. M. The Bus», (mmmw "m Pa“ l)

t/er Massage. Note chat 'e of. hour at, all whn worked in the campaign

Long Cret-k. No serv. e at Nort-h felt that three factors contributed

River. You are invited to worship-lie the success of the drive. They

Rev. A. E. Todd. iliiilfiicr- I were: The energetic, willing and -———— ,t-heerfttl enthusiasm of the work-

ATTENDING 0.0.8. MEETINGSct-s; the high esteem l“ which thc —Am<lng thc drlcgnics Micflllinil Rod Cross is held; and the gener- ‘the D.C.S. mcctlltgs being hcldwsity» oi the people of Charlotte- this week are Mrs. J. Ci. Tlowrlmivlvll. siicnd, Mrs. J. B. Millmttlt, Mitt Major Storey stated that the John Howard. Kotlsltlqton. Mrsntliutlies Division of the Red Cross W. J. Harrington and Mrs. Hiram | would make their canvass com- flm-yington, Mr, Harry Sudsbtlry. mcltclng today and that the col- Bpring Valley, Mrs. W. J. Proilttplectors would he hcuticd by Mrs. M“ and Mm Jn“‘p§ Int-tins,‘ nur- IS. G. Peppin and Mrs. H. L. Palmer. lington, Mr. Harbin-t. Proflti. Mlfilfle expressed his thank-a to the Em”, Hnshmh Mr, Arthur H“- i Minister and Board of Stewards of lttnl. Miss Muricl l-Iaslmn, Spring- tfifllllfliyflfilielldchliff: [$5712 i159

_ hush‘ _ o e il an to c e ross 952d’ Re“ D' E NM‘ K g Cort-s. uuticr Miss Estelle Halncs. ' Nutritional Director of the lied Cross, for the splendid suppers.

rmv AT MONTAGUE _ 0n wcdtttcsdalx March 26th.. the mcm- lzrrs of ‘Trinity United clttlrdtt Young Peoplcfls Union presented the ‘ttlfly "Anne of Grmn Gt bles" at

Prize Goes to Div. 4

The prize for attaining the ltighost percentage oi objectbvq of the divisions throttuhout the carn-

. - ‘t M“ Rub pztilm went to Division No. 4 com- gfitfgtprtljblgftitlffiwilvitfiilltollte lcndirtgwnatttiad ily Waiter Cox. The team rclos ,_rcd,,,,b|,_. ,,,,,.|,.nye.| by con. prize was awarded to team captain nic Martin. Pctcr McDonald and Slaijiillavhfl had 231 P" "Y" 0f

. . q“, “we nbl‘ sup- l s o er tve.

Qfitzihuyiwcitlttli‘ chosen cztstévocal results of the campaign by salmtlom hv illc Your»; I‘(‘(l',7i0'S,Dl\‘lSlG'llS with objectives in brat-- t-lttlrtls, Gcctgo Johnston, and Roy kttia follow!

Smallman were well reccivcd nndl Division No. One. LieuL-Goi. L thc conciu- F. Mat-Donald, $1514.50 ($174).

tivc ttudiohcc. The. Dlflv “'56 "m"?

. i hllgltflbf ‘ihilnttlizfittétttttltcttt lunch Division No. Two. George Ml.- wmh ht- nlcmbtrs oi‘ the Doulzail, $1348.00 i871). Montague Uttitt-d Church choir. Division No. Three, Frank ,___ l0'NQill, $111300 ($42M w n J m lI-IW OFF: Division u. our. a er . ns-lgz-gigTgg-Agrls/Ai‘ii‘Ytirvicw" iatlox. $175100 i795)- ‘ Division No. rm, o. Harold

to onc of hart expected tofliennesscy, $1190.50 (GUI). m Rmky, Division No. Six, Tom DeBlois. A few $1293.75 tees). ' Division No. Seven, Arthur G. Hogan. $1152.50 i583)-

ultdcrgoln! "PM" propt-liors and is not resume her crossings Point before Sstttlrday. dayg ago ont- prnpcllor became 1303c, thus losing its drivittlr pow- ar Divers went down Wcdttell- day ttnd discovcrt-d it still on illc 3M" but in immiucltt dart!" 0g mil-mg off. Both propeller nn

shaft wcrc rt-movcd for tighter, fitting. ‘rht- "Fnirvicvw mad:- one m‘, in ant-icy Point on Filurstia! wqth‘ "m- prnpellni‘ functioning.

ABERDEEN. Scoland -- t0?) - A"Booiiish Motor Racing Club re- quest for rvcrmhritm to use 11W beach csplt llnde fol" racing evcllia w” tltmrti down by the town troillltll.

l sif A“ osnwav. Eire - (cat - Bus- Too Late To C a y -iness trt-cn here have "decided to

[oi-m an industrial Development

Association with ths aim oi attract- Oatiway lil-

sttndtvichcs for cvcninitlii‘. girl. APPLY Old

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8180 kitchen in: new MW!" to Quin.

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THE caanwrrsrowtv commas ‘m____x___ . . LIB! l. lizllllllzlt_'“ liloman Wolllan’: ,-illluitln Service .,,,,,,,,,,T,—,;;, m, ,, Auxiliary Annual f At Si. Paul's

fleeting Concludes ;Ang|ican Church

medicine."

More Moonshine

Mr. Savillc: "I bl-littvt- there is more moonshine mude tutiaythttn ever before. too. i went into thr- shed of a country store a while ago and saw a whole pile of t-x- tract bottles. A committee was uppointod from this Hotlse sumo years ago to inquire Into this matter. and their report nuts that it was not necr-ssury to huvo ‘these alcoholic essences sold. I understood that they were not allowed to ht- sold at all."

Mr. Strong; "That is right. ‘llhcrc is an Act agttittst it."

Mr. Snvillc: "l made an tzsiitn-

{elitism we: zttgotlaer splendid at-‘nlttel-lngs ‘Jvfnialsatioxtss ooirtirtue tel n ance a s nal section f 0 "on Bfvces held the Diocesan Woman's Aiililiagy 1h St Paul's Church each evening held in at. Paul's Parish Hall “will! tho Week. 1415i night the yesterday. The meetln Right 39ml?!” Gwffle Frederick with the 5t j f mm,‘ 0mm“ Kinzston MA Ph D DD t F” "l9 Dfl;gI:gC:m1ns"nfol$l::: tL°rd 3's“? “Imvavswlil- stétttét by the member‘. punk on “The Orosa of Christ " Minutes o! the pram,“ dwilthgiis Loldahippaid: .. mppwflch Proceedings were read by the re- “waiver; Itflm“, ‘r 379ml cording secretary. Mrs. E. V. Bell l ' w’ W" “l d_°- Wt who w“ wumly applauded f ‘luuie we are sometimes canted to her excellent report wit“ Va" “pm! “d “m” °i mu“ T}, ~ nature when we think upon the e Rev. B. Fream conducted meaning of the Cross st Paul' nclttn-tlde prayers and lave a teamed the mum“! of the’ Cram‘ ate tvm ycalls ago that lg this bl‘ of devotional address. He ilk-jim- tn his m,” w me cmlntmmns zlmcndment wr-nt into oflMt we lined the W. A. to a battleship)“; 551d “y am dmennlned ,0 know, would soon hr ilttviny a rcvetlue_

Bgsdlifs crew and talked on the nothing save Jesus Christ. and mm, "7 h“ II "V010" fillllflta from‘, a cute necétsity of taking vital crucified" and again he mid “Gad; lliliior- W114i "to lltc iocis to<l=l.\"-’l

action at the right moment. He forbid that I 511mm glory save in! Tit»- proilta from tit». Prohibition:

femJnded members that thsylthe Goes of Jesus mum;- Tnei Art. in 1945-46 were Sitiltlllmt, “He, lglere all on His Majesty's Divine riddle of the world was solved plus a liquor tux for lit-with‘, ervice and the need to meet When St Paul beheld the Cross on! $65,247.30. For tl-ltt your 1946-47,

doubt and carelessness. Cllidcd with a quotation from a Poem oi’ Milton’;

Rs con. which the Prince of Glory ditrti, , His lnrdship then asked "Vvhat; does the Cross tell lt-bbttt taking,

-‘ lilo profits‘ tlttrim- tit.» Pl"tti‘.‘l)l‘>lnt,i Act. utt-rv fiwthitflilli [)]t|y t1 I.\:t tttt lltttwl‘ o!" $‘4-3.TZiO‘)il. or a!

The Drcsidcrtt. Mrs. A.B,5CQ5Q1:lWly sin?" The fact of the Milne, totttl incomo l-ltt . itttrtl liq-r, then said that she felt sure that, merit is ‘great thing. Home are tlwo, tlrtr stiles of $654,825.04. all Present had derived much w"?! ¢<>¢l1f>wmch it. Olne, the legal "That ls a hiinClF/fi tltwtlstlttd] sustenance from the RewFrearxYs 9mm °t View balancllli; "l? $4006, tiollurs ntorc tltttn I rvitlmit-tll "108! illuminating address. Rcfcr- Fm‘ ‘he W“ 5"“ "'9 Secmiil ‘my ztttd I ilnvr- uo riottbt. \\'il..ii(‘V-‘l" cnce was made to the news t-c-tlhrmttitlt the iovg (if Gstt '1‘llc;thtlt tttsttlt- tltt- nwXi tt\-» vt-zlrs, if; ceivcd this day of the illness oLQhl-"Yllt has always illkfin its i-‘lillldi Wt‘ got tuttrt- t trtsis ttttd tlml-s‘ the hon, pin-side," Mm Ravmond ,cn the fact or the attmcnlt-rlt. rtt- “c. g.,,,d_ it w , .h,., h, ‘fl“zl and,all wished her a speedy re. tilts-r m,“ on me meow of ll $lllliiitlli tltulttr ltt.. Mt. . ‘silic- c°vgry_ _ ,y'ti;1h€'i‘re ,i,|n cvftle ‘walls; and that bis 5am

Mrs, (300, DEBIOI‘ . t’ e ee g ta. o‘ VEll€5s may t- ; secretary rend a mo.“ elgilgttgigalttqhanttcd too easily ',i‘iie Buddhist, Hnhisd“, or 0pm, m," report and 531d ma, pmphuhand thc Hindu ltttve t.tt~ Lltllle opltr, , dwtflbutlon had very much h“ ,lon, but. they are ltfi the still o! tho "I, ,_\ ,_,,,,,,,. ,,.,,,, ,,, M, ,\.,,,__,, creased. The book, "On 'I'h.a ‘lzwvfejo’. cunse,fim,i,uezr,(, ‘Qgdghgfi to do nil-tut tt Ottl- thing l anti Threshold of India" bud been wgurglewfiich mgy “bane” wml frtnvincod nf it thttt tltt». tttncttd~t

distributed to l0 branches antflmone formeh, Sh“ luv-tit i- not S-otwlllg tltt- pllrpnsti,

readings were ~ in progrcqg an . it was intanclt cl it» sttrvc Thist increased enthusiasm l" the ‘vfwgomifeaix lfunlrluvknlmvtziie l.\‘ ttttt .-t pttlittctt! t]ili‘.\ll/llt. 'i‘ll~-.-

P» libfhrg‘ was rt-quosiod t - '\\"l‘t’ tut-it on 'ltt‘il silt". o" til" ‘ ~ ‘~ l t. 'l‘l~.‘ tt l~.-t -. ~‘ “.' -

Further reports of interest to‘£115.31;‘i?bearsligc,héeflgs“g, M1,‘; iiotlso \\'-"‘.tl votrd ztuulttst It. Tr

members were presented by Mrs. world God o“ n; mromm his m; i< n qttcstitttt m» lvhich l don't

J. H. Harris. (LA. sec'y.; Mrs, gdaesu‘ Chris, h (Hm blood M at think you can gt-l tilt-

Acclrn. ccnt-tt-Week sec'y.; Mt-g, ‘am-mm. for “i Th‘, ‘vofld Md. o! nut‘ DuliiiPfii lltltlt‘ it; : G. Rngcrs. “Living: hit-stings" 1d Nev“. Q96“. anymmg h“ H“, m.) $i!<llli(l its loft f-tt- tilt‘ [lwllflf- tn iior; .\'It‘.<. M. Wocks. jlllliol‘ soc yflfm-e, Roi, Y0“ have a dtffm-cntl tit-cldv tllvtttlqit plebiscite. Tilt‘, trcusurcr. lnpproaclt to the whole ntlttter —' Pm?" Ptitlliii" =ti tti tht- tit-xi.

lVIrs. Cosh paid iribtllc in thc lGorl ah the Son of Mall giving him-I t-lttt-tiun tilvt - . uilld bc n pic's-t i-‘Yflitd Work thttt had boon car-‘self with a Spfllldlllfkii getttelositl‘, i-"Jli" iltiifll-

"1’ think llljfi-‘l-lf tllzli i.’ tvt- are

“"1 ("it bl‘ llirs. Acorn and cx- ‘and bearing the sim of all lit-tn- nttt going in g0 brick in ittlttl

l"i"‘55°d FPEPPi- that ahc was rc-ikilld. The tvcctdrous lesson 0i tilc.

of barley or oats. "It is useless to talk 150M h-

creasing the amount of livestock,

l" ‘h? Wilnifl’. when every time they raise the price up go the

feed costs," Mr. Saviile said. He‘ lnstanced the difficulty of pgq.~

dud"! Dflultry at even a small margin of profli- “If the freight tzttt-s are increased, a; i; now

proposrd. iced is going to b; 5m]

dearer. The more the farmers "i" 870w themsclvcs in the SIIBIJL‘ ttt feed. the more independent they are,

“The men who ate making ihr ltwiit. uui. of this business arethe FilnWHITt and other CBITlnr5," ML Saville said. "I don't think the merchants are getting much pm. iii. out of feeds."

He bcllcved. also, that lllnrg. “"1” w“ ill-lily llotatoes grown in tins Province. "We are wearing ttlii. the. land. I know ilclds that are just. like. dust. that won't htqd mnlsturc. and i! that goes on vvc “'""" hllvc any xiv-cl land at all Iii "m" to com-t. Out- rivors anti liztrbltrr. tire filling up with silt ltuw." '

litmiln Ell-vastn- Ttttlre itttd hot-u a grunt (ttui

said iu titt- press alacttt getting a trait. olt-vtttur for Charlottetown.

| Mr. Sttville argued it. mould go to

Georgciovvtt. llc qllott-d a Gov- ernor" of tllt- Province in 1870 t~

“Xmllillll Gtttlructtttvn as iiif: l ~ '

‘.tnihotll' in the Proving, 111 Cttultty. lnciticntallv. had lilo. .l‘l‘h0iil's than all the rest u.’ til-- island. Cztpf. Holland in his sur-‘ vey said ‘m. considered Georgcw town harbour a: one of the best‘ .-t Nortil Atnvricu. and tilztti (il-‘vrgvtlnvn should have iwtllli-H" t-nplttil ti! tilt! Province.

Mr. Suvilie believed tllr- Hucif "fl BFIY PW!“ “'11s feasible, t-tntl 'llr.t an t-levator lit Genrqctlttvn.’ 1411i Drove tilt» solution o! il‘i"‘

' Jtwttt Hiiillliy pt-oblt-rn.

llo strcssttd the need o.‘ tut. ttdtlttittltt-l potato lvarchouscs on" ttt. Sniirls ttltcl rtnttthcr at Gr ~ t twll. ,

Fisherman's Lnttlls

‘tilt-tn httti bwett cttttsitlt-mblc triliristtt of lhc Fusilettlrtcllls Lttttu Btlttrci. Mt‘. Sttvillc said. As zttctn/bvr tit tho Board itc- couldi .~‘tt_\‘ that lt was doing a lot morc| litttn pwplc kt\t;~\v about. Durins;