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"The Highway Traffic Act”

SAFETY REGULATIONS I

The attention of the public is directed to Regulations pertaining to the carrying of passengers on the back of trucks. These Regulations were made by Order-in-Council iiggzd July 20, 1950 and are effectiveon and after July 29,

The regulations state that under the provisions of "'I'he Highway Traffic Act" it will be considered" "unsa.'.e or dangerous" for more than ten persons to ride in , the back of a truck unless there is secure seating accommoda- tion and all persons are seated.

This does not apply to vehicles carrying passengers to

I or from Church or any other place of "worship. Nor does it

apply to the following: vehicles used solely in taking work- men to and from their work over a highway on which no adequate transportation is provided at convenient times by authorized operators: vehicles carrying persons on charter

-to a picnic or similar outing over a road where there is no

adequate transportation at reasonable times.

' The new regulations also provide that all such vehicles carrying passengers in the space normally intended for mer- chandise must not be driven at a speed greater than 20 miles an hour.

These regulations do not a ly to any public vehicle operating under a franchise or icense from the Public Utilities Commission.

I. w. MsoK1NNON, Deputy Provincial Secretary.

one years.

My Train Travelled

ATTENTION SWINE BIIEEIIEIIS

Mr. Frank "Baker, Winnipeg, is coming to judge swine at the 1950 Charlottetown Fair. He plans to select two or more car loads of gilts and boars from spring litters. He is interested in stock from qualified sows and sows now on test. All breeders of register-

ed Yorkshires should notify the undersigned at once with information on what stock they have on hand to meet the above requirements. -Only well-developed, healthy animals will interest Mr. Baker.

P. E. E. SWINE BBEEDER5' 0Np ' ' Box 489, Charlottetown.

Immediate" Delivery OnNTIIe Following:-. HAY LOADERS

MOWS... 5 e 6 n. rowan Mowers

for the following Trootors-

By DORIS MOORE

When I arrived in Prince Ed- -ward Island a little over two weeks ago my train travelled on a ship - The Abegweit - to get me to the Island. It was the first time in my life that my train had trav- elled on I ship.

The train travelled with fast speed right up to the edge of the water and stopped. There she stood with one eye looking at the water ahead and with the other eye hslf twisted i "wonder- ing what the passengers were go- ing to think.

"What a day it's been." said the train, "with all my painstaking duties; picking up 1190910 Wml suitcsses' jammed to the brim:

ickinrup milk cam; boxes of were for weddings;- tons of ice: tour of trunks

bridge!" .

Thy pusengers, however. didn't go to be very worried. They didn't even Pick UP IN DWP9-W tn get off. 1 looked around me-

annt responsibility and concern new took possession of the train and it is little wonder that she went sround,in e-circle tryins '0 make up her mind: trying to ill- ure out'soms solution.

Dire need come upon her and it was just about this time that it ghlp appeared in great haste over the horieonisnd scarcely dffw 011' ohor until she pulled risht up to the shore. i V

The train having gone around in a circle found its engine at 2 wrong. end. so it illliv P083104 M can right on into the shvp onto threeiuts of tracks. The end coach

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"Your International Denier"

and, now. this tnl hsppen; toheveto cross an ocean, for nine miles. and no tracks 0i'l

RT. HON. WILLIAM LYON MacT(ENZIE KING LYING IN

Groups of silent people lined around the . main entrance of Parliament Buildings waiting their turn to pay their respect to the man who led the country for twenty

ocean; after all, an ocean does mis- behave sometimes. 0 O O

This all-took place at Cape Tor- mentine, New Brunswick. with our destination at Port Borden. Prince Edward Island, going across that part of the ocean called North- umberland Strait. '

The passengers realized that they were getting a free boat ride along with their train ride so they all piled out of the train and scurried over the ship. The train doom be- low was like a "horse locked in its stall in the bottom of the ship, and the passengers all went off for a picnic.

Their legs were tired from eit- ting; they were hungry (as usual). They dashed into the cafeteria: they dashed into the free moving picture room in time to see a wild west picture -- horses tearing across the plains, music blaring: "Home on the Range".

"Why. this is a picnic!" they ex- claim. Very few-lovers sat on the deck. There was only fifty-five minutes and they wanted to get some exercise. I noticed passengers shopping at the Concession. They bought films. pretty Prince Edward Island cushion tops. pennants. postcards, and all sorts of souven- irs. .

Then there came a stout whistle

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and like the PlediPiper of Harne- lln every rat (sorry. person) scam- pered off the ship onto the train.

By this time the train had now realized that things are never as bad as one thinks they are going to be. that the ship had even done the work. and done it gratis and all that was now left to be done wss to strike for home and pick up its head which it somehow or other had lost when it started go- ing around in circles worrying as to how to cross the ocean.

Don't Make This Mistake When Child is constipated

- Don't npucn child Already us by eon-.' stipetlon with nub-teeti dyes art pinimoethsrties. in " 'I

Own Th lets. is new corrective nadeee-i Mildly for gruwios younrmxf needs isl so ilu's's1:i:ot:tt:ke-notes? gen and nor-

t oven the funniest eh wongt obleetog: their nse. Ifsh laxative-taking tiirne on the

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at our old prices.

beige. In all a beautiful assortment.

suring lowest prices to our customers.

Tamers an menu." , TAKES BIG JIIMP. IN PRICE

The extent of the increase is not yet known but the minimum is 1093. and probably will be The reason for the increase is given as (1) the extremely high and continuously rising prices of wool, cotton and jute; (2) the very unsettled conditions in

1596.

Realizing that prices were on the rise we have stocked reasonably well and offer to the public our complete stock of 50 carpets and 5 rolls of carpeting The 50 carpets include all sizes, patterns, colors and qualities. The 5 rolls consist of 27 inch and 9 foot width, in wine, green, grey

All our purchases are "direct from the mills en-'

igested Friday. July 14th, which

HALL OE? FAME

IEISHTOWN W. L

The July meeting of Irishtown Womenis Institute was held at the home of Mrs. James D. and Mrs. George T.' MacLeod. and opened with the president in the chair. by singing the Ode and repeating the Creed in unison. Roll all was answered by 17 members with "A Play I Have Enjoyed." The secretary reported 938.05 made at the ice cream social at Ellis Prontts.

Mrs. Willard Brown kindly of- fered the use of their lawn for a second ice cream social. and sug-

was agreed upon.

The secretary reported 34.3.50 collected for the Salvation Anny Manitoba Relief Fund. The sick committee gave I report of visits made, and appointed Mrs. George MacLeod. Mrs. Robert Stavertsnd Mrs. E. W. Johnstone for the en- suing month.

An invitation from Mrs. Kickox was accepted for the August meet- ing. -

The president expressed apprec- iation to the members of the cone- cert cast.

A program of interesting con- tests was pruvided by Mrs. David Campbell. Mrs. John Pickering and Mrs. Kenneth MncLeod. The del- egates to the annual convention. Mrs. Willard Brown. and Mrs. Cecil Campbell had previously been appointed.

The meeting closed with the National Anthem. Bum!

, IN MEMORIAM :-

In loving memory or AIbort' Newman. Kingston, who died on: July 28, 1941. p Nine years have passed since that

Ild day i When God called one we loved

Iwey. Forget him no we never will.

Lovingiy remembered by wife and family

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ALI. EMPIIOYERS or LABOUR

Your attention is directed to the very important matter of "ACCIDENT PREVEN- TION" in all your undertaking: where workmen are employed and in which the safety of your workman must receive your first consideration. We ask you to con-

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elder carefully the reading of the following Regulations made under the Worirmens Compensation Act and approved by the Lieuienantrtiovernor-in-Council. December)

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See. 1. An employer who disregard: the recommendations of the Safety Officer or other person authorised by the Board (See subsection 1) to make such inspection of the ways. works. machinery and appliances for the safety of the workmen under his employ, shsll be liable to have his rate raised according to his heard or hazards and, if the hazard or huards so continue after this inspection. the employer shall be restrained from carrying on operations until ouch, hazard or hazards are removed to the Board's satisfaction.

see. I. Ivory employer shall likewise comply with the first Aid requirements for his workmen as required by the Board to be on his ... mines, factory. sawmill. or other place of employment and these appliances shall at all times be in easy access to the workmen. (Section 18. sub-section I.) i

Our inspectors will visit you from time to time and will make any reasonable recommendations for your action with respect to installing. where necessary. sucii safeguards and measures that will prevent possible injury or death to your workmen.

Your full eo-operation and assistance in this great work of human welfare is

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