"fone who can do plain cooking.

E man or girl for homework in

'tered a most pleasing musical pro-

: Paoli.

acn 22. 1932

'I'I‘1EfCH1f=_-l§_Lul liars, .. lv' GUARDIAN . ~ PAGE '1_`HR_1‘_fE_ i

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o n °w“‘°° On March 29. some 600

Classlhed Advertisements Knights of Columbus in the Uni

States, Canada, Philippine Isl

‘£3 Meeting Last

CITY UN-ABLE

fm hlhvusinv linnnignuins

Hall Century Oi Pro- Appregiation Of

, v I gressTo Be Cele-

V 'fmt Gonisnj' J v , brated By K. Oi G.

Value Of Upton

B y Councillors A t

ononwuon uosuiinoorswona mm: Nig'h1;_

'lhloo lnlllillll .-.¢..»»o....,

` [Ulf IIAISUDK nneooooceonn

Eight lnlol'lloB ..o¢...»»»....»».¢" 10 per

noon In pq' Ugg ooo.. lo per-

rr :se ill

-Panama, Cuba, Mexico, Puerto R

’ »¢Mw» - of the founding of the Order.

» ' ‘“'”' “ ' " “" ' ' '° °"- < fortunately not one of the elev

i\"f°”'- '_'

WARDEBS ACCOMIMODATED AT gt 219 Euston Street. 1812-3-22-31. jf_ For Sale

__,--f-1'*'*'*i‘i° (MBDBOABD, SUITABLE FOI “ning outhousu. etc.. le. per meet. Gllardian office. tl

.f**'_"'_'_“___ pus ssl.: _ our reruns. I cents bundle, Guardian Office.

2-4-tf.

_,__.__--?-_-_-- ych SALI!_ T0 LET. BOARD AND room signs on hand at Guardian Oilice. U. °* |08. SALE OR EXCHANGE THR!!! ahorthorn Bulls accredited herd. Apply Btainslaus Doiran, Rocky Point. _ 1582-3-19-22-21. »f_ FOR. SALE - BARGAIN IN BOAT, 38 feet over-ali. Nova. Scotia built. Two Master. All rigging and sails pew last year. Hull in splendid shape. Buick Engine installed. Price $300.00. Apply Peter Hughes, Curran Ban, P. E. I. 1553-3-19-31.

Help Wanted `

IARN UPWABDS 0F $25 WEEKLY growing mushrooms for us this spring, in cellars and sheds. Begin now. Illustrated booklet free. Canadian Mushroom Company, Toronto. H. W. March 19-22.

»-_._ -.

Lost

WST - SILVER- FEMALE FOX. Any person catching same will receive a generous reward. John Boott, Clyde River. 1802-3-22-31.

Female Help Wanted

013|. WANTED BY APRIL 1T»»

Apply Strathcona Hotel. t 1579-3-19-31

.ilarrrzn -_ nxrnltmncnn Wo-

‘°\1!\U'Y- Alfllliy this office.

1624-3-22-3|

._________.

Musical Program At Gyro Dinner

-_--_._

Mr. and Mr-s.FrankI.Bums ren-

lflm at the regular weekly dinner meeting of the Gyro Club, held last evenin8 in the Canadian Na- tional Hotel. Their delightful ren- dition of solos and duets brought Minds of applause and calls for mcores.

A hearty vote of thanks moved Vi' President R. C. Chandler, see- Witd by Mr. Carl Tibert, was, tendered to Mr. and Mrs. Burns j-,by the chairman, Mr. simon P.

` 'Hu moon wero nr. n. A. clark, »|fessrs. Jack Stewart and A. M. -Douglas.

____-

Wl! offering for Lent, Inholol huh Cod and lluldock.

Fresh Fillne

. Smokes 1-‘lllgq

Fish Store

1307 169 Grafton Sf-

iia alarms lv

W0 were fortunate mon' "“° - lam nuoauo BWI. Dress and MUNI Rubbers,

Boots and to offer

iiiiii;

ery or Meat Trade. Apply P. Box 174. 1555-8-19-

_..--.

Veterinary Products, etc. Cash on profits of $50.00 to $75.00 week. Unemployed. make mon

in reserve territory. Sure sale

tails and catalog. The Famll

erine East, Montreal.

about two ours an s

train to interview the Governme

from the School Board are: E.

160 Guaranteed Household Neces- Since that time the organizat

;£':i’*;‘édj:;|'°h ,I;‘(‘;|i1e§'V°1Sre$;1;_¢;‘;'l1(;>x;f5» has achieved world wide prom

instead of losing some! Protection are preparing to celebrate this

M. W. 3-22-tts-181

-DELEGATES - A delegation

from the Bummerside School Board. Board of Trade and Town Council went down on yesterday afternoon‘s

regarding proposed addition of two additional grades to the Summer- alde High School. Representatives

ivo

wte‘“m"_E§p;y ‘§fTgéymWo‘n"d“’ S32: william M. oem-y and cornolius port or Phono 1175. lem-s-zz-ai. D"°°°“ °f New Haven- °°““-» died A letter from Dr. Jenkins was

during 1931. .

WAIEED T0 BUY - SMALL The story of the growth of t 9° 3 ”“”“°”' ““‘*“‘°‘° f°1° °1'°°- Knights of oolumbus through nity nt present <s2s,ooo> was low, oom-

loo

Newfoundland and Alaska. will celebrate the Golden Anniversary

18111 1 111 t I th

Boarders Wanted Want¢d Tllety :will 321201; otha gmniveersar

“ -- -i. -__ __ _ ~ ” i " ' ‘ observance. The last two surv

.__-__-.-

n_ .The request of Dr. J. B. Jenkins

for the backing of the City in the

an issuance of a $15,000 mortgage on

5°' the Upton Airport was considered

Y at a. special meeting of the City rs Council held last evening, at which T- ‘Mayor Stewart presided.

read by the City Clerk. It statw

he that the valuation of the airport

gi years constitutes a romantic and pared with that or other Maritime

talked over his idea with a gro

third meeting, the name "Knig

BECOME EXPERT BABB It ,,

through our special low :wt of Columbus was selected. Petiti cou§se.t Hundreds off successful f°\' fi Ch°Yt¢!` WHS Sllotdlly Emil BIB ua es. Write Moler Barber and. on March 29, 1882, the Knigh

°°“°3°' 573§“‘l°I'”‘vgv':°§;,f‘¥_:f::t'“_ of Columbus became the first na- , K ,K _

~ ~ __ tional fraternal organization to Councillor Tralnor as cd l lt were

SELL 1;-“QM HQVSE To “NISE incorporated in Connecticut. _

per

organization.

eg der way for this celebration, wh

stant.

J' , Local Branch Formed 1903

inspiring record. Back in 1882, Rev- Airports and he wished to raise a

Misc" erend Michael J. McGi\'ney, curate $15,000 mortgage on the carport for

h“en'u at St. Mary’s Church, in New Ha- further improvements. Seeing that

"MN AHRE" Mm0NAu,_ PR_o_ van. Connecticut, perceived t vinclal Lend snr-veyqr, Harman. need for a fraternal organizat 'me' (R 3'g°il»lryizlz'31o-is 1 mouth that C°th°u° mm °°“ld mn Wi

e the airport was an enterprise of

h inn public interest he felt that the city gh- should guarantee the bonds, thus

out conscientious d1ff1¢u1gy_ He enabling him to obtain a better rate

up of interest on them. Ile according-

Male Help Wanted of men ,,, ms pmsh and at then. ly asked the counoll to consider tho

ts matter. on Councillor Day believed the pro-

ted position to be in the interest of the

ts City and that the City should sup-

port it.

be possible to do co, thc port being

outside the city.

ion The Recorder explained lt would

in- .

s; ence as a fraternal and benevole not be possible v.itllout statutory

nt amendments.

Councillor Burke believed Dr. Jen-

ey Locuuy' the Knights °f C°l“mb“‘s kins should be backed in the enter-

mf' prise if it was in thcpower oi the

every home. No risk. Ask for de- P01”to11t anniversary. Plans are un-

City,

Ch Councillor Holman agreed it

Products c°p“““y' 4785 st' Cath' Wm be held here °n thi’ 305!! 111° would be a very good arrangement

` if it could be carried out. He stated we are away behind other Maritime cities in the development of avia-

' ‘ The local branch of the Knights tion.

ber 1903 by a group of men f

first Grand Knight was Mr Jose

nt is Mr. St. Clair Trainor.

The meetings of the Society wer first hold in the Knights of Pythian

of Columbus was formed in Decem- Councillor Doull believed that as

much as the Council might like to,

' - _ - » rom

, ‘ '_-‘“' . to _ _TRAIN DEL/`YED_on acwvmwu eileunllleilauelagelgéut 15 charter prudence should prevent their go of heavy drifts near Harpers Siding b ' __ A short distance from Tigmsh' me 11';i`;l:ger:;ns;:1;r:lloi; v;h;mMtreJ5y, in aposition to take the esponslbil morning train from the west was Johngto K C M' ' -

` ` 11 - -. s r. Thomas Camp

d°lBtY¢4 ¥°ii‘¢‘¢.1’d°~Y- sg” :_“;e;t‘“: ben and gmt” MacL,u,m_ The there would be any direct return to

ing into this plan The City is not

ill - J_ ity of outside work until its own af- , .fairsare settled. He did not see that

the City or that it would bc a busi-

Summemde about 2 D' mr-s‘ , Gallagher. __ . ph ness proposition for the City.

There are now over 300 mambo

in Charlottetown alone mth sepah be decidedly of business advantage ate branches in Bummersido an Sourls. The present Grand Magee

rs Councillor Day thought it would

d to the City if it could be arranged. [_ Councillor Holman regretted that

the Council could not help. He re-

e marked that Dr. Jenkins had done

a great deal in building the Upton Airport and hoped that something

e might be done whereby the Govern-

. h h »

T w eret e Canadian National Hotel t th Cn or both might

HB1 S0019 years later the hous

meh 0l` 6 Y,

Airport Expressed-

M. D., and Mr. Melville Bradshaw. rr-nm the Board of Trade, Messrs. P. G. Clark, H. M. Downing and EL T. Holman. Town Council repre- sentatives are, Maym’ MB“B°\'i» 0°“H»

Tanton, M.D., John A. McPhee, now stands was purchased andus u render assistance C-hurmtctown

2:5301" gh? sum tg be used B5 B is a natural air centrc and the air- Queen‘ atreetprfzl th building °“ port will be of great benefit to the from th C `e*“‘pm`°h“5ed City. Like the auto, the airplane

e °"“°uy £‘5'a~°- has come to stay. Mr. Holman ex-

was called on Monday momlng

of April.

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PERSONALS

Lf” s"'°"" .-sm. Maoxinnon. oi charlotte- ,m';;°" ”'°"°"~ mm, 1, rn. goose or M.-s. smnn seph wise. cbuloztotown.

M' Allen of Bummerside this week.-B.

' smokm mlhhll Blain. John Callaghan of Elms-

-Mrs. »

:mm md D” cd' dale, who was operated on in the

Mm" Harm" °“' Prince County Hospital last week, ls,

N 5, pleggh-_g to report, dolngi very

nicely.-S.

-B. .

Alliance Arranged

Sohurman and Coun. MacNelll.-S.

regard to the accounting of the ex- penses of the car ferry and a resol- ution was passed that the Secretary communicate immediately with the Minister of Railways and local re- presentatives st Ottawa, limi-Ill! prompt consideration of the matter

N. R., the accounting charges for operating the car ferry- A furthe'

-Mrs. Dull, who has been quite seriously ill Bi "h° Mawley H°“‘s°' But ever 50°F within our hearts

+,_,,_,_, Summerside, is now qui” ¥'°°°V°\°¢‘\ Your memory we gum

‘ and left on Friday for New Jersey.

BIRTH S

J. O'Brlen (nee Hazel Morris),

with a view to removing from the J°h“ °’°”Ph-

Atlantic resion exllell-SBS 0! me

o. ------

DEATHS

resolution was passed endorsing the

72 Years. Funeral today at 1 p.

I 36 years, formerly of Amherst, N

IN MEMURIAM

Sclicr. who ales Maron zz. 1931.

We think of you in silence NU eyes can see ns weep,

Husband and Daughter.

\ B°tW°‘§1‘§f*gi“‘,°“ts N. D. MacLean

UITAWA, Ont., March 21--(By UNDIRTAKIB The Canadian Press)-An alliance IMBLAMEB _

si s Second-Hand Prloe. between the Westminster B- O- Hill' mum ua

Ply you to look them over men; ma the Royal Warwickshire Nur", wuuh"

Y" Nl! elsewhere. At pen- - the British army has - ° h I reg mont °f ~

"° uiimhm been approved, it was announced Phone 149

and Store no artnootoznotion-

` was by me n 1 \ I . - - . -

1°' °""““°'“' 9"* ,, pslgmoo, `_ _ , |` -‘ lover benomo that might result. lun sm-omioni rum me vicinity. in-y aa. t5.'M.°0. waht mwah- _

o'amnN - 'ro Mr. and Mrs. John “bl” ‘° °”“”' .

The Baker Memorial I-Iospitn Boston, Mass., a son, Mal-on iam

LYONS-At Iona, on March 20th,

action or the cbarlottetown _hoard J°hn Lyons. aged as years. Funeral _ _ tp urge the continuation of the air Wednesday mormng ed by Councillor Tlainor was then

! ‘msg “Wi” throughout the month

STI-IWARE -- At Hunter River March 20th, Angus Stewart. age

BRYENTON -- At San Francisco, March 10, 1932, Earl Bryenum, aged

and grandsonof the late Hon. Jo

In sad but loving mgmory of .

dear wife and mother, Mrs. William

The first death 0! 9' chaff" pressed himself as being personally

;';‘;°§;5W;ir;h;¥i°; M; charles very much in favor of tho proposi-

. l c , rc _

_RESOLUTIONS PASSED BY death Whue hemicany filsklllitghis tion, although the City is legally un SUMUEBSIDE BOARD 0|' TRADE fire on the Camel-on Block.

_A special meeting of the council of the Summereide Board of Trade

B able to assist.

Councillor Burke supported all

that Councillor Holman had said. He regretted that the City was not in a position to support Dr. Jen- kins. He hoped in the near future the Government or City might be

Mayor Stewart remarked that if

I the airport progremed, the Govcm- ' ment should build a paved road to ` it, as in the spring and fail when

the airport would be most needed the roads would be in bad condi- tion.

The following resolution, moved

by Councillor Kennedy and second-

passed:

* "In view of the fact that the City

is not in a. position legally to guar-

m' antee the bonds re Airport as ask-

ed by Dr. Jenkins his request can- not be considered."

'I‘here being no further business

' the meeting adjourned.

.S.,

ROOPS L TD. Hoya

Good Meat & Fish

onorca naar

| rnasn ronlc

ssussca mm Ann moon

FRESH IIADDOCK SALMON -- HALIBUT SMELTS ~»- SCALLOPS'

I N 0 T1 c E

WE BUY DRESSED “UGS

EVERY DAY 3!! PHONE 351

wick. ur smell uid that this was dgmopmg into |. practical lndustry ~

HUB' U10 Quebec fisheries. ruse mn expo,-gms Wungn” were others praying for a Bill to

UC was av/are it would be urged rgducmg th,” pg-qguggim whwn corporate The Bear River and St

that, ns Quebec controlled her own mmm be of “vnu” w gang; Margaret's Rural Telephone Co

lishr-ries, that Province should not sm, fisherman at Why were m pany Ltd,

expect financial assistance from the 3 pmable madman' oommued ML A bm in n¢,¢°,-gm" gm,-ew;

Dominion. On the other hand, Que- Emsh He dent with oondmom in wg; introduced and |»ead_

boo also controlled the adzninistra- the county of Lunenburg when M;-_ Hamm- ing;-°du¢e¢ 3 bm e tion oi her agriculture and her min- shipyard; were cm” .nd other m_ titled "An Ad; vo gmend an A

5:3130;§llfi;;‘;:;i;°;$t‘;1:;;]:°::' llustrles dependent on the inner- fgls nrsvenltinsf Fraud: ry haw

' ' es, curtailed. Without some mere- 0 Sao 0 rwna C tts pcrimrntal farms and stations in me of govemment usmame’ he gm; amendmenupihevx-¢w_ The bv

Quebec, or from spending money lfelt that the salt fish industry W” “Bd H first Umo-

for mineral development. Quebec _mmm at Newly every vase! m Hom M,-_ smwut tamed me

had received nothing for her fish- ,me Lunenbu,-3 meg was in debt, nuel report of the Prince Edwar

ENDS Since the your 1922. Bild. S310 ‘Unless some remedy was found the island Provincial Police force.

Mr. Cusgraln, he thought th” the means of livelihood for thousands of Mr- T- A. Cumllbcll Said he _h Dominion should contribute at least people in the Marmme Provinces Asked whether me ueumnmt Go half a million dollars per annum. would be g°ne_ emo, hm been mtmed of A va The Federal C‘°"‘“'m“°m" mme As a measure of immediate relief, anoy in the Government. The a

constant cifons to find and develop ML Emst wggested 5' bonu Hs wer ha/d been "no knowledge."

mem'-”= f°f Cenhdlim Wim*-» P‘°' sid not ask this :or Lunenburg was provided that any room y

“ceded M1" Ca53“‘|“- why Smum dlone, and he regarded it merely as muy notify the Speaker oi' a va -

notsimllnr efforts be mam 0” W' a temporary measure. The next am'-y and he wishedto take th ha" °f me f'57““€ industry- 1”' remedy suggested was the negotis- opportunity of notifying t

‘mad °f deVe1°P‘“¥ ‘°"i¥n mm" tion of trade treaties which open Speaker that the seat for

kcis- 1\°W=‘/ff. the D°‘“i“1°n GW' markets for canadian neu Ah-ado semblyrnun in the sth. Dish-lot °““m°“t had Placed 9' duty ”'3"“”t treaty with Cubs. would be of great Prince was vacant owing to t lialiell ;°m11}r<;f11ti°S “§€°ki1“§` advantage tothe canadian Atlantic death or me into Hon. Mr. Mo

0 Calla 9.. le rcs 0 Usher;-men’ whne us asamtm the \q¢1u_

limi me C‘°V°m’“°“t of muy had potato producer. Hemould noglim- On motion of Hon. Dr. Mac

imposed a duty oi fifteen per Wi* it the countries with which trade Millan, the House went into co asf-lust Canadian fish- which Ure- treaties might bs sought. nvory mittee with Mr. strong in t vclllfffi the 0><P°1"° 01 Wi °° me* country which utilised salt :isa ohoir, on an out respecting i Collllily- might be approached. registration of births, deaths an

Quebec, he said, was sunering -I-mrdw ML Ernst mgsesbed that munmgm

f1`0m MCR °f l>f°P°l` markets- ‘md steps be taken to arrive at some After a number of sections we help should be given for the devel- mem! wr subumng °`m.en¢y_ discussed and adopted, pm!" olnnalli of the fishiue industry °f Fishermen should know tho value was reported, the oommitceo ask- tiwt province- Mr- Sesifem “S” os our-renoy, or it was diiuooli. for ing losvo to su; again. n. Flemming, E. G. Gillis, v. L. rested that a Conference Sh°“1d°°k° than to do business. In answer we I At 6 p. ln. the House took rece P1802 bvfweim \'€P\'°5”“W~“V°° °f the question about the bonus, Mr. Ernst i until 8 p. m., when the Budge

D0mlIii°1'\ and Q“°b°° S°V°mm°“*'5 said that the suggestion was for a debate was resumed.

f0l` “f)l`U[)Bl` Ci)*0X)€!'B.\.i0!\" USQWCCII pet cam” b°“u5 ou the bas” of the

the two sovernmerlg-m W t Fm onion secured by oooh fishermen. ANSWERS 'ro QUESTIONS

E. N. Rhodes, s 1 o - _

ance, and former Minister of Fish- er;,r:,‘;x:tw;§§u!;u“g°t`;:`g;3;ee%e Mr' “Page asked the “Mer €l'l£‘s, Said lit! leli? lt1X\C\lB\\16l`At\lDOD fgshlng sndusky’ mm Fmvty Mm, the House to table. answers tu the Moms' w_P_ McBride’ A_ A_ My him to speak ln the absence nt this D°,,,,,d_ (Com, cap, Bum ,°,m,,_ f°U°Wi”8 °l“°°'=1°“~

time oi the acting Minister of Fish- and one of the most lmporunt of 1. Has any money been Paid b

F I S H E R I ES°f°%°'»°`="'»»°"'*'°'*'~i°"”**"~»1`1lEli|SliiTl|RE __;<1<w-fm- -~° ‘“'”‘°“‘“°°‘”°“’“”°°‘°11Y E S T E R ll A Y

1’ booted. wealthy united stoves vis °"'*' iton medero¢u1er|>il0¥iml¢°‘f»°t1\e

In the county which he repre- m.Um¢,d .umm mums, he “,\d_ _.___

scnlod, Mr. Casgrain said, the fish- and it was uumpwd time they cries were a matter of vital im- spent ,bout 3300 for every salmon ‘ pol-tance. The north shore of the th y took with hw; md line, ° ’ St. Innvrence furnished one of the -E-he “rms uf ang; were noi; Sl0n_ sr--out fishing grounds oi canada. mpomlm, 19, “mmm in me Tran] Service

But no industry could expand un- mums mdmum m mg gpinirm of 1f‘§~‘=_l;lven wise and beneficial ad- W_ G_ Em” (owl Qu¢¢m-Lu_u¢n.. mnnstrotion. As the Federal Gov- bm.g)_ ML mm; “gd gm; over Provincial Legislature Much 21, °"“"“"‘” ‘*°"i"¢‘1 "fs “"'°““° ‘Nm produoiion of non me ooourrouin The House met at 4-50 la- m- the Province of Quebec, as well as me gn” mn ptodmmg °°unm“_ The Prmlor gnblgg ,mmm ep the other pmvinces of Canada, it in wddmou to ¢h_||, ul, involved 5- s number of questions.

‘“`;""“"“ "my mf "li" ‘he D°"“’“°“ change situation had caused dim- H011- Mr- Maman introduced

f= ci- titi f All G

"”"“ *°° “'""“8 'D “SSN 4111"* ouliies. He noted that some or the pe on rom an a

gn.. Heartz Memorial Hall.

lil

the present Govemment to Georg

cries, Mr. Duranleau. He took no these was to educate me 1° of _ particular exception with the resol- canada as to the value ,gazpmh as M“°D°“°m and Charles Ma¢D°U' McLean W J MCMHIBH C_ G_ umm; but thought me wo,-dm; ng mod_ He believed nut u the pwple aid of Nine Mile Creek, P. E. I. . . . . rho resolution might muon botter vo, CMM, amnetmdmmm 2- If sv. sive nature of work sem” A D smtp J C simr have read that there should be co- duct, on In equal bu” with mat and lmvilnfi P945 Huh- ' ' ' ' ' '

operation to the create” ment for their some menus, the resultant ‘*“"'°’°

1105511119 in Dime °f the P)“`°5° demand would be sumcient to put on page 15' rem" °f the De' ngmatm. cxv_,mt_»» Any suggesting the Maritime Province "Shing m_ partment of Public Works and

that there was lack of co-operation dumw on m new Highways under account of S.

would be mvot il1iPY°P°¥'-_.Said Mf- .1-Ie represented a constituency in Hm‘b°’°“3h md R°°k5' Pm”

Rh0d0S. which many were fishermen of the Ferry' M°D°m‘m Bm' “e ‘hmm » o »

without any aoliiioei t11°“8hi»M\'- shun boat type. He had seen thou- . °° have ”°°°"’°" "°"°°' ’“‘“‘° “

_ as l llo I

Rhodes recalled that admlnistra industry dwmdle from one that "_ 100 WB M to bo 1' H88 the Prohibition Comma'

ru .

days operating motor boat fr

is I U C he Mr. Gallant asked the Premier As- to table answers to the following of questions: ‘

he .

Z Act st North Rustlco, P. E. L? If

tray Hair

Best Remedy is Made

A; |111! niet of water add ohl ounce bl! ml? t small box of Orleg °°””.‘?i‘{.‘° sn"”y a'§§‘."}l’.‘t’2‘ln°$‘.§‘f1n'i» 55’ $2.152 :aa '“l".it 1:. i‘.‘:;°1..:: “H lr mu Pho usoirod some

t i :'I'..`?.'5°.i."".°"i.fi' ..'.°“;.°.:‘; .f:.':'...§“ menu it soft ani glossy. 10|-l‘?‘;vLi‘

not color the a n, in o lt greasy and dex not rug oth

_,__-___-_ _...-11

Trinity United ilhurch

- V 'rozsosv

U' 1.30-Special pre Easter prayer sg-

illis nd vice - Vislmrs welcome --

{_*

Mr. T. A. Campbell asked the ,

Premier'

thi .

1. Have any commitments or

3. convictions for second or suble- ct quent offences against the Pro-

erog hibition Act been compounded or 15" , settled for fines since the Gov- \1 ernment came into power?

2.Ifso,whata.rethenameeof

“_ ,the offenders. and how much wll

d ‘paid in each ease?

3. By whose authority do coun-

nd sel appear for the prosecution in

V-

Prohibition cases?

Q- ADBWBI' Z

(1) Yes.

“gn

It <2) David Head. $400. her (3) B authority of Prohibition c Commission.

1 Give the names of physicians

- and others to whom prescriptions

for the sale of liquor were issued

- in the month of December 1081,

m- and the number of prescriptions he issued to each. he 2. Is confiscate liquor now being d sold by Vendors appointed under

the Prohibition Act?

ra D11. A. A. Allen, E. A. Bell, J. J. as Blake, J. B. Champion. J~ T- 001°

lins, G.F. Dewar, M. Delaney, J.

as Goodwill. T. V. Grant, E. S. Gid- fs dings, W. B. Howatt, I. W. Jar-

dine, J. S. Jenkins, J. A. John- stan, A. Kennedy, R. H. Kennedy. R. J. Ledwell. J. P. Lantz, J. A.

at Lefurgey, J. R. Murchison, C. 8.

Matheson, J. R. Matheson, D. E.

Donald, R.J. McDonald, J. D.

fg Mooulgon. L. B. Moxenno, s. J.

McKenna, R.. D. McLaughlin. A.

Mcxlnnon. J. A. McPhee, R. F.

son, E. T. Tanton. F. W. Tid-

marsh, James Walsh, I. J. Yeo. 50 prescriptions issued to each.

s_ (2) Yes. (Small quantity, accept- t ed after passing tests by Domin-

ion Analysts.)

P Mr. I.»ePage asked the Premier:

tion oi fisheries for the Province of turned many “mm” 8 c°m_ days ODBFB DK B D10 1' Bt Quebec had been transferred from ‘ormbleuvmg to aoomtantstmsgle on Rmky Yomt Ferry from Ap sion uDP0int/ed any Prohibition 0! the Dominion to Quebec in 1922 at for existence by me few “mamma 5 to 14, 1931, inclu.sive,$230.00; fo the instance of the Liberal member fishermen who ‘ml attempt to !°1_ 0P¢Tlt1¥\8 1007/01' Wit 011 0Ct- 3. for Quobeo East il-:mesa Lapoiutci- 10w¢,he,,,,,m,,g_ and 5- 2 1-2 40"- 3°?-50- WW

"'I'h0y Sh0“1d WWC femamed h"°»" Ten miles oi! the coast of Nova ”93'5°'

W. nun rub. sntigonisn-ouysborol Scot., ws. so be found the greatest 0" Same lmao George MacDon-

declarcd. "I entirely concur.” MIS- “smug M-ea m me Wm-ld, “id Bm- 13 BHUWD V10 YIHVB Notlv

waved Mr- Rh°d@S- Mscnonold. It would easily supply *m~5°- “W1” “P ” f°“°"“ 11

flcer to enforce the Prohibition

so, give name and amount of sal-

' ary.

2. Give the date of his appoint-

ment.

ed 1_2 3. Has any information been laid

against prohibition offenders by

Uber, 1931, $25. '1'0t&1 $31150.

e 5 o

Mr. Rhodes declared he knew of food for an of Em-ape md Ame;-1¢g_ . om

no instance in his experience where But the number of those who en_ Juno 30 to July 6. 5957-50- 09"- this °m°e"

there had not been wmvlefe *md doovor to harvest this wealth had “mg ’“°"°" W* 1 “Y ‘“ °°

harmonious co-operation between grown smaller and mane, and me the Dominion and Q”=\>¢° P1`°"’“°°- annual return from the fisheries

A conference regarding the size of was mslgnmcanh Succeédmg gov, Mr. McIntyre asked the Premier

certain fishing nets and other 'points ernment, had “ned to rem” the il) What was the total tonnage th mauve w fishing method,-, hm importance of this great rw,m,ce_ of gravel placed on the roads sir-me Nr mon .

been arranged during last year to --There should be wit and M-Mm M18- 29. 1931?

take place at ottawa; the Quebec enough in this country in 3,, th" (2) What was the total cost o Government was notified and a re- the Canadian mom, get me mn purchasing, loading, hauling, dis- prescntatlve had come to Ottawa to value of this gm” mmoml "_ tributinl. ffiight and Bbfeading of

l'>f11‘t1°iPat0 in the d15°“55i°“5' Au source," declared Mr. MacDonald. “N 3““’°“

data, tccllllical information and S;-2 l He favored the re50|u¢|°n bm; womd ted m f I

sistrmce was available to Que “kewseen fm-the,-_ The D;-nb. S H Ciuim Y 0 Bravo . ’ fishermen as in the case oi the oth- lem in Nova ggwvm wu idenunuy placed on roads, inclusive of what USC Dynam\te cr Provinces. He suggested Mr. me same as that in Quebec and was shipped- to Sourls and Ken-

Cosgrnin might direct his efforts to- what would cure one would solve sington. 64,721. tons.

word unified control of fishcriés by the otha;-_ (3) CW* $Pl>\'°Kimal»¢\y 555.545-49.

tho Domiuiim- The recent agitation in Washing ' '

"I think the answer you will get," tm to place an embargo cm mmm-_ Mr. LePage asked the Premier.

Sir Eugene Fisct (Lib. Rlmoussi) “mon into the United states of mb. 1. Give the names of all Pro- and Lower Pennsylvania snthraelh stated," from Quebec is what we “"5 under tm and ,_ “H inches hibition Officers appointed by the region.

have we holdg' m length, was ,efmm M by A_ E_ , present .Commlsslon, and th Mr. Rhodes said that was is mat- Mac]-_,ean_ (mm P,.mce)_ A bm wa amount of salary paid to each.

ter for "our friends in the Province mtwduced in (gong-res, by 1-,pl-ann. 2. How many searches were made

of Quebec.” He agreed with Mr. tame, “Um Mmm, “dn was dm. since October lst. under the Pro- and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel

Dull that ndlnlnlstlutlon of fisheries ed' ML Meghan nm, wt me Mu- hibition Act? ’ ' `

for tho Province or Quebec M1811* ituno Provinces product. 'mo unit- 3- HW mul' seizures were made was hurt.

'lmve remained with the Dominion; ed states npfesenntivg, md hem since Oct. lst under the Prohibi-

asize that relations be th helm th.; gm tion Act?

officer? If so, how many?

. Answer:

(2) November 15, 1931.

f (3) YES.

.0 Yes. One.

Coal Mine Strikers

wn.KnsBAR-RE, Pa.. Mm

and cmnh d ' noting under e -

tween the two governments in the “mn lobstél. mba,-mm 1-,Nivea g 4. How many summonses served the eng,-¢ nerghbm-hn°d_ matter had been harmonious. bounty und" the pmm-les A61, md since said date under the Prohlbi- Dggpgge me (Mg, ge p_0“_ Qwng

Whatever the cause might be the ml, was the bug, for meg, Mun; tion Act.

fisheries industry of Quebec was in that an embu-go be plug” on lop. 5. How many arrests made sin

a very unsatisfactory condition at ,tem said date under the Prohibition

n tim d¢¢1H"0d Chime* an a lobster fishermen as 5°” amwlg in strikers,

(A_p,)-Dynamlting broke out anew early today lrl the week old stflkl of insurgent miners of the UPDU

4. 1-las any one been convicted

through infomation laid by said

` <1) Yoo. not-lolph Leclolr, r9o.oo

20.

o A stick of dynamite, expiodinl

on their porch, blew the 011111100 of Mr. and Mrs. James De Ros!

Clul

out of their beds in Pittston. None

The charge exploded downward.

demolishing the porch and mush!

of the place, has not worked in the

°° mines for five years and Clare. hal

been idle for months, police lay the

the prose t B. - C adi n Mdrcil, (Lib. Bonaventure). He had “wh dm not naive the bmmey pgd 6. How many convictiol\S milde Aside from this 5m,¢k_ me entire studied the situation when the Do- to us fgshermm md he md “gen since said date under the Pro- #mm new embracing vmna

c ntrolled the fisheries in ,mg me this fmt eo the hibition Act?

Luzeme counties on the North

minion o p to po

that province and since Quebec wok wummwn auf,h°f|¢|¢,_ Mr, Mag- 7. How many dismissais since Northumberland’ Schuyxkm over control in 1922, and he was of mm 531,; He had hem “Vind said date under the Prohibition part of columbm on the south, was

ion that the Province gh ,_ bm Wu gem in mg nom Act?

quiet today. Mines are always

the opin at he - should return to tho Dominion fold mme, ,gage ge w“hingf,¢n_ 8. The amount of fines collect- ‘sunday

ln that respect. sympnthy with me 1-ggolugwn md ed since said date under the Pro-

Mr. Marci] said he was not in a the hop, gm; in mnmm- might gg. hibition Act?

position to analyse the causes of und ie so inglndg the Mu-lem; Answers:

the present failure of the industry pmvincpg, was gxpr-spud by 09°;-ge 1 (1) Answered previously.

Sweden Wins

and and and

idk

but enero woo no doubt or its exist- M, Mwnde, room. nofninmw-. on rron-. .lun 1 to rob. zo, im, Elll‘0De8n Ch’Ship

cncc. Ho believed, however, that land), Hs knew ehnt oondmgng |20 searches (Oct. 1 to Dec. 3 the Federal Government was seri- were depressed, but the fishing in. 1931, under Provincial Policel

_ -' annum, March ai __ (Am -

ously tackling the question of the dustry was in need of help. Mr. (3) 31. (4) 53. (5) 13. (6) 52. (7) sweden Wim the European hockey

fisheries in general and he hoped Mobads made a ples on behalf of

that Quebec would share in what- the drift net fishermen operating in (al From Oct 1 1931 to Febru resting Gennany 1-0 in a

championship Saturday night, do-

hard

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