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Includes-Slips daiutlly made a! rayon crepe or satin and nylon. these areal! tn the new longer length and are eith- er plainly tailored or trimmed with fetching lace-the prices of these Slips are 2.75 to 4.96. - - - Panties in a nllnber oi styles are made o! nylon, satin and silk knit, priced at

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cloves in an array ot attractive shades and all sizes-fabric Gloves are d5 to 2.25 a pair.

CHARLOTTETOWN

An interesting incident occurred in the House on Monday afternoon when the l-louse was in mmmlttee oi the whole on the excise tax res- olutions. It will be recalled that these were the changes in the tax structure made by the Minister o! Finance in a. radio broadcast 0H November the seventeenth last. In a previous letter I dealt with ihe constitutional aspects er the changes. ‘

. Before I deal with the incident. lhowever, I think that l should point. out that when the House is in Conn-mitee o! the Whole. the division bells do not ring and o'niy those members who are in their seats or in the lobbies have a chance to vote. No record ol the vote is kept. except the actual numbers 0t those votini for or against.

These changes in the excise taxes have been the subject of much criticism from all the opposition parties. This has gone on for many long days. The arguments tor the 135i’. few days were o! necessity ted- ious repetitions ol arguments made many days bclore. 'I‘hs result was

that it was most ditllcillt (or the Whips to keep the members in lther seats or in the lobbies. Mem- bt "s have much correspondence to a icnd to. more particularly at this

their desk cleared up before 20in: home tor Easter.

The changes in the excise taxes were contained in one resolution. which resolution was divided into six sections. There was some ar- iranigement that the resolution should be divided into‘ six parts ‘and voted on or amended accord- ingly. I believe that Mr. Abbott more or less consented to this pro- cedure. Thil procedure ls not the correct procedure and there is much authority that the resolution must be put as a whole and not divided. There was an amendment moved to section one or the_ resol- ution and a standing vote was call- ed for. The House looked about

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name in the division list. The member then at the end of th'e front row next to the Bpﬂkgr rises and his name ls celled and checked in a‘ afnrnller manner. and then the mcmber next to him shd so on until all the members in the

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LORDS DEBATE CHILD WELFARE LONDON. March 26 —(CP) __ (CPi-The majority o! Britons are indifferent to religion, Lord Ann. well told the House of Lords in | debate on the Children Bill. "They dent care about religion at all.” he said. “they don't lead a religious) life." He sold he believed in the necessity o! spiritual training. but dccl:

"What a child wants rlrd and foremost is a. good home and a good moral training!"

Lord lddiesleigh had proposed there should be talks between local authorities and religious reure- sentstlves before s. child wlis boarded out with people or differ- ent reli ions.

But rd Amweil feared some "poor little devl o1 a child" being tossed from side to side by relig- ious authorities.

An amendment ‘which gives State protection to all homeless children was withdrawn.

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Power) giuizlirgeynxgsisaeyﬂosrio‘: Ed y il-- duh-man declared the amendment — (In - Nancy Gui“ period and evened the play, mob‘ First Period ii-Rovols- R~ Row- -" - _ . - l M cmied and coiled for s" vols on w d 5d d 1 n It more equal comm w w. (t. Hurry) 1a.2.. ﬂrodo V» 1» 5"“ "sham f“; section 2. Mr. Abbott asked that ' "i oy on Soturdoy Also Cartoon (Continued from Page i0) n‘ u‘ l-Mmwilie- A- °"'V"- Penllua-‘A- UIYWY- mm“; 2' Punk“ P w’ ' the committee rise, report broil"! bY °PP°"""|¢M' SAT-MONP-dils ell-WWW!" i’! u" ‘ms- (R. MacDonald) .. hi; Second Period 9% Pgiéu P15 - "m bu"? 2 and ask leave to sit again. This test with Montague having the Lineupsz- I-éiliontsgue. A. Carver. ill-Montague. A. Carver, r ° _ "" ' ' motion was never put. By this time m“ , ~ _ ‘ , I cdze or the P15)’. and both teams Royals: .Goal, 1. rrlmii; ss- . (s. Carver) .. . . . ass (m. Carver) . Dgfmiiibvfflfﬁﬂluffrfgmémden_ mqmbers w... hum.“ 1., he... ‘my, "mm" ~s-s.sshvv><>-.l..~owsseswa body-checked. tripped and boara- tence, W. MacKinnon. A. Lowe-A Q-Montague. E. Carver, il-Montague, D. George. 2 Nelson Fame’ David came ‘m; their offices and the government. a PM 08th“. all." Trevor an; ed without. much consideration ro- Smith. m. Code; forwards, a. Dea (A. Carver) .. . . . ......s.1'1 (a. Nelson) . .. .. . ....s.14 Kammm MBéD°nm_ mun. 3, benches were filling up, Mr. Abbott . RICHARD S. HINTON Herbert Marshall in Mystery the rule book. The rough tactic: con, A. O'Donnell, B. Coles, B 4—Montugue. P. Fraser, iklwyals. E. code. Heury Phuuw ' then rose on a point of order that Dru“. finally culminated in s iigiz‘ Clements, P. Walsh, N. latter. A (H. Power) . .. .. 8.12 (N, Lula) _, _1g_3( Grade HIP‘. Men". Johnston; the vole was irregular lnazrrluch 5.0,, 3,5" “h; > n U n which led m s general melee. Alter Andrew, L. Hurry, R. Roper. o-Roy-ais. L. I-hury, l3—Monta¢ue, R. Beck. a Daphne Taylor Md “he” as the resolution would h“, been cnacn- l’ lhe smoke had cleared both par- Seniors; Goal, l". Fraser; de- (A. Andrew) 10.04 (A, CQﬂ/Qf) 1555 3mm“ a. Edward Slvmanh put u a whole and not dmded_ Barrister. Solicitor. etc. M" short. m“ Ne“ ‘les were sent to the cooler (or a fence. D. MacGowan, R. Beck, 0. 6—Montsgue. P. Fraser, lﬂ~Mqnﬁggllg g, ppwq», Grade "I91. Brodie Lana: i" The Chan-man, however, held that Ln“ on-Town l“ rum s-lhmiay .‘__9_ cstlng period. TheBenlors showed George; forwards, E. Carver. A. (A. Nelson) ................. .. H.514 (p, ﬁasgf) 17,40 ‘Mm Gregory, 3 Comm Davlel the vole was l“ 0mg,- and mm we otter passing plays which usually Carver. n. MacDonald, P. Fraser 7—Royuls. N. barter. Pgnaltlgg-Jiqlrg, - Glide “pf, pm..." M,th,mn_ Minister's point was not well Prorsrties p y hid oil at the net where one was H. Power. A. ‘Nelson. P. BiliClﬂL. (B. 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