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Q ' 0 auxiliary steamer to carry and cars. he u! .. _ . I‘ n r - m. McMillan: “Ia anyadluat- l of the docks needed to ' ' 1 Premier Jones: “As 1 .the docks are in v ltlon, and they have very quickly too, But th . . o may can ‘atogonrmodaltietm r |;n?‘lél'.i9f_ ery 0 l c i Grants of $12,000 ma ‘iainéd formllauildin are; mu m“ at ormen can orenwc X 1111113.! , 9mm ha don. " Need for an amendment to tho Farm Income Xfimgifii’ needed m’ er shdloaaidfanaun

[Prohibition “Act to_ prevent doc- Noting an official statsmmt to With regard to the Newfound. stream.

tors from ssbotosfi 1t n- the effect that farm income had land trade. it was hoped to have bridle. A

{using to issue crew tioos- WM declined slightly in nu. prom... a steamer as well as one or two 11111111111 she void ms delori

indicated in ‘he “i? “W” °n 11151 I081‘. as compared with a diesel echooners this year. 11° 11!! .M0fidby by P10111101‘ J- W111i" general increassacrosa Canada he Reefer Cara | 301105- Tho Premier W116 H1011!" said this condition should not pre- Quoting information ho had also

ins in the Draft Address debate. "n m“ y,“ Return. "om mud "w" me “m,” Oman‘ i119 did 11111 51:12! iéjzwfirv mm‘ tatoes and other the Premier said that 'i‘l rsfrigsr:

an amendanen o - _- _ poi... a a... session. o»... a. ....,,_ L... ‘glgflfmgg 153g, p3; gggiemgig; 135mg; "g1 3;;

buvi h , b t thi t . ing him as having said. in spesk- probgly “haven llhiliiilyigrllrs nifty lfilyl way from sackvme The”

ing last Thursday. that in view and

it can be pressed it should

ers. and there are enough of them

‘contradicted a radio report quot- I

"Yhg msai MINO- Ilsnsl no: rincsVol-

v1 0111105111011 10 111° 1111011111111" 1° prove promaoio as there are short- to clear 35 ‘The

tho Act introduced at the last aes- sion. there would be no amendment

ea in other provinces. The question of lime was one of

the tato situation. upaboilt psi-win bsbwee

m. frigerators are going without hest- e4

this year. Yesterday he twitted the Opposition on having "no poi- icy" with regard to Prohibition. but when asked by Hon. Dr. Mc- Mlllan. Opposition leader, what

the most difficult with which the Government has had to deal. The r Gfwemment has gone to the ex- there was an additional 1500 tons road-

tent of contributing to the cost of of potatoes exported to France. en their work u; rérachinery in obtaining lime from The majority oi the cars allotted done. Loads

hi8 01111 P0110)‘ WI-I- 1118 P10111191’ uebec. The operator of the de- to this service had to be filled with and posit will not be in s position to

i retorted: "I haven't announced it i 1'91 supply lime to the farmers with- k d hoes to tall =1

9-30 "roflicl-lr o rc v i and c.a.c. runs-causes uarwoax srA-nous '

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M}. and NATIONAL CG! LIADIR

srnlmwmums from the Army lo thrill "waiting millienswho

s, m. on»... 01'“ m; and mean 100'

While 1118 b81111! ill-VG 1101 V01 out a first class drier. but if th d G M tai t hl ‘d l y m’ mi i APPEYEIMY P111 1110 F011" 1m‘ farmers will take their limestonte: ggritedrgetldtes 01:2)‘ have‘) llra and alngg: uzixilletfirebaotld ..__ g0lleiiglieiiéisiigi1oljmigigi Ale“? mgggs: in the warm drv months oi the go short. This situation has now on the front lptorch. A g. ., hen "-

on . u . th P h _ tr lint will prove of great belwiit 10 2.1115521..fitrli“iifie‘tr.‘lll‘liql.l‘fi b81513. si?a..§‘?‘"1-¥-°.'..n Ken- s gyms r mm h" “m” 51.31399, PM on m! m °

a rum inquisltiveii’ drew g mm‘ Th“ '”"‘°°‘"°°1 W? 111111191! 111 50111118 10118 191111 It would perhaps seem to be bet- sinston to Freetown the dealers £12,310“! htnsete resentment before asked. you l‘ n . 4 IL .. n U O Judy

Wiuify-iimfle. Sliddinly m,“ _ r must have an idea dawn 1, n:

o . It's a clarion call-tn bed‘ , “Izllrltt-il tomorrow - mflfyw‘!

0101111 I1 6 P91‘ 081111 101‘ P1111111"? tsr to open up s. new quarry near are all complaining ll p again. _ _ of mm st. John, N. n. and got the lime ' 31111611185‘, 811d i311!" P1100905» there. the Premier said. "We are 1911101‘ 01108 80 - also investigating the oslbil-it 51111411108111“! 1116 111111011011" 0i getting the lime iron‘: COITIQ¥ post-war reconstruction plans he 3m y’ Ne“-;ound1and_ cited the statements of the Ped- "lgreseqtly W6 hobs to get some. eral Minister, Eon. C. D. Howe. on om interested 1n “mm mm gmm 111i! 811111001- P110111! 011 W01 111' our own Province at the bottom oi 15818 i! 10 11¢ 8111911 10 111B D0- rivers. where there is enough lime 1119 Pmviiifi" 111111 111° for all purposes. It is only a ques- munlclpalities in the order named. mm o1 getting the qulpment which i5 will be available after the war." waiting for the opportunlt to He referred to the progress o! 111k: odvatntua of the uie war the soil survey under Mr. White- 1111117111911 - stead, who has - "I can asaire the leader of the pjng 0g m, P,°,,‘§,'FZIZ",.‘§K§“§,“Q,‘§W 09905111011 111M 1119 11081711101 51117- about ready to give farmers ad- Iplies have already been looked vice on their 501p into carefully in connection with The premle, M6,, referred m 1119 Bimciris- "id 1119 P11114049 the short courses in blacksmith- will make bids for these supplies." ing, canpentry, gardening and 11¢ 811d- "Ai-BO We have B91111“! domestic science which are pro- for Diesel schooner: and supplies Wading 5ausfactoruy_ "we hope 01' 1111!’ 111110 171111011 111113’ 170 '01 11" to see these courses extended now that the technical school is here.” he said. - Milk Subsidies bMiltk subsiifiilies t; fills amount of a ou a m on o ars were now 50110110! 011 T110" being paid. These subsidies are W111i P088111 10 11w 0170111110115 fixed at the price of milk in the 11011’ 11111181" WY 81 31111511010 30.1’ district when the ar started. the in boring for oil and gas. the Government paying the difference. 1511311191‘ 3111211111 111050 Tesmifcfi B? The Government has clone every- covere e company pans O m1 5151 build twelve concrete "islands" cost- “c? Us e to pmvlde that

"1 mMhi-‘MT’ “wmm Premier Jones: "‘You can't get "m m h" mtm‘

satisfied in the Bedfilld _ t“ haul. evening. She seemed glistficisalrgylglsbitgh ‘f: was? it is {PHI 111 making: f Eh ifilnhiiéamirioplifi‘ aifiist-F“ "don armed s m and Mr. Strong: “Because they are w" "W! ‘"7" 111° “W011i 111 wide awaken the afterglow. The other intsrest n“ McMillan. “no” m, "up, which almost persuaded her to re- ier make the statement that the "Pi" $1.1m“ Y" *1 "mm "*4 '1 refrigerator car situation is satis- 9°“ mama’! m“ “m” m” factory at the present time." ‘c.5591!’ The" Wm be time. to.‘ Premier Jones: "mt is the in; Quffiwmd““mm"'nm b, Q1?‘ f u you, “MM u<°°01i1111°0 110111 wfose l) . formation Pngeufrgn thzmrailwasgr ‘Md m qmhsstrl-pit fa’ other would give him the 10v? 1211412: it‘ "was other woman wig; Db MGM UL W pmddphym‘ ‘ . woman who would enter into his int“ h" you 0mm“ we him’ 1 '

giitrtlgnognnéigrinmofifion lgompota r D “ma; ‘QM m. m our companionship. instead of the drab and dull routin 35mm’ i‘ 1"‘ growers and shippers." I m, 5mm‘, m; “mm “m, au_m_ people living in the same house, itmight be a nobleetnltwo mismi" 1. t Premier Jorges: '1‘); Wflgléd-IIIIQ 16:3 (find-m ‘he d?‘ h“ ma“ mm "t mm ‘we. _ n: for you i,“ 0 00111161’ i? 1111i" ° ( d how it sasea f B ' " there are enough 1911188111101 "11 hue-nine!) was t?) work (o: gfitruwsxitfiliorsly iirwh ti: 2am? cue‘ You ha" no Om limo}? i’ tfflthhibill‘ $5353 h ‘:."°“““ “;.";?.“€.“..€‘..°'r’°i'.# i" '1"- M m 5* "- vial? “orifivi-em t» 155313»; “m?” “"11 incye’ today is getting irzshfrtnl than the place where he is work- 1' “xgiolawr- ~ t pm m" “'1 azmrcazraszzs. si’..'l."ili..fii‘ioiii..t“.“iftl your ma. “$21.: .12. °.‘i‘.°.“°i““. “M o are at the present 1110*" 11° 111136 1H8 bored and believe me if all th rdidgls your as“ for mm and m Dr. McMillan: "We should let bdmue m h.“ ow e-aged people ditched their‘ 110011864 u“ S.“ csusd thrill over them. there Wouldn't h... peculiar difficulties." m“, mm“ ' Y Premier Jones: I think we , ss w“ u, b Your tmubls. as I lee it. is that you are expecting to m, m. ‘i. Heweferred to D1 mom”; 3- h the stacctztomytizgrloilfiogs dzids after you have been married for as years. and it simply “M b“; port of an economic survey e edwflnerlah tarmac! heard ‘fin-MW “W ne. ou get over being starry-eyed after you have looked upon tho. province and challensed the 0P m‘ I m m M faults and foibles of your mate for years and years, but in its place you Position leader to find anythln! "W" 11C u; . “M; N 1M“ ‘outnu- qh“ ml“! ‘m. He“ pa“ ‘M “m.

th to be over- ._ decision and then will soon be gone. __.,

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Dorothy Dix Says- ‘

ltisnmatlllw "'1' i" 9°’ son-and 1n men-Io 1111! Pmpng bgqmy. . nnhfl “m” to him the firs: limo 5.0a»; aha has to - end smnu m day bscouss * "m to.

er womana

here.

The Government was also con- sidering plans fcr the development of electrical and forestry re- sources.

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ing about one million dollars

- apiece. “For myself." he added. I

am inclined to believe there is oil there. I am told by people of auth- ority that as far as they have gone the formation is extremely prom- islng and that there is a mighty good chance that gas and oil ex-

trlct gets its proper sub- sidies. It is up to the districts to do the rest. The subsidies will be maintained at the same rate this year as previously.

The Premier reported marked progress in reducing pullorum dis- ease in poultry flocks. The work

"fantastic" in the report. Electrical Power

codiac water power sc

New Brunswlwck will not be avail- able until early April. To date. the Premier said. everything looks d“ hopeful. There were

of Dr. Bishop in establis

ists in that aootion!’ ease-free flocks to the hate mas

rumors the contrary but these were only

m fromassiming tira has‘ n‘; capes/bio ‘addition rushing hssdlom into

newat and v to our "staff" ‘at aaldpries.

m“; fort. and o! this DIM?-

very few middle-ages. cowlsa ever part without regretting it. v 1415s DIX: You often write about the folly of young my}; ‘age before they are ready for it. Why‘? ' isn't it equally unwise for boys to do so? If boys are such weak Cfelffllfl I. as to be led to the slaughter so readily. then let them suffer accord- d ingly. And the same thing applies to girls. 8o why blame girls any“ more than boss for furlough weddings? *1

1H ANCWlR: Inn as. darlghtar. was an. for, unlortunaisly. it tabla ~

P11111021. l“ ‘n4 ‘I ’ twotomaksama ‘ andcoanmltthedoisblefollyoftyingwwiihal?

into a The Premier has praise for the He quot“ from Th, vmmam some

h be st tisf . fscrvlce supplied by the Maritime T“ 39w? m “wry

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. an itch; dealing Wig} plan: toEde- grclmghmggtuumkk V l‘ - ' 1125111511‘, ftore ilssfdlreti-l‘ 91001110 P11 “811- D’ went over w m‘ no“? m know rwthing. and without any visible means of support. or even know-in He had previously 10101‘ gqmm in‘ where their next Oocr. Cola is caning from. y»- the prospect of having Bhipsila/W 5o i: hoya were not lust aa foolhhas girls. we would not haves WW" brwghi m“ N“ Brim" 11°“ many of these short-order rriages that are bound to end-in dis wick and this Province from Que- u m" Bu‘ u I w.“ ‘m. 01mm. um‘ I do b”. “m”; m,“ l; h $15,‘. as“ 12111.12? ..“‘.',‘.’..y“‘.‘f° ,..'.‘.‘.‘.‘..5 in every marriage that ends in misery. 1116101111 0i happiness. 11’. the Premier said. is the wife who suffers most. if a marriagousolfillliétmsliiightgxehigfiw Dr. McMillan: hog "in the weight" can bring. Dur- can forget it and try; try 8511111. B111 1110 0 ; rumors?" ing the conversation I could 1411b? hold and the little children to her skirts. . It was vital, the Premier sald. the frequent glances in that direc- 9mm nondm? Dlxik My! hulaand rsztualeaatfflgivoo‘ 1:10. m; 5, _ ha i el my own. y " r 1.33%‘... Isgwsusooanwir: cand mother. What do you weevil! 1 the Province. Beca. the needles were gcttinil

i t h p lectrical owar. and tion that some were f ul tilarigecoitilrleanotebe suppl ed in suf- hands of the clock would steslthily u” f his hire If your husband won't Roporting progress on the gov- heavier. I p111 my-1l1111511118 IWIY- ANSWER: The laborer is worthy o - . I _. ornmenvs land survey, he said the then 5910M 11 imwh- “m” ‘"1 h“ give you at least the salary 01 l 0001!: 8°14 l 1°” “ma” a m” Mm’ ,7 <

T Central Airways. This organiza- lion. he said, "started on a shoe- string and is today providing one of the best services in Canada." They have extended their serv- ice tc Summerside. " ton. Fred- ,, Q _;- ericton. Saint John. New Glasgow ‘i . . and the Magdalen Islands and have plans to extend to other parts as , soon as possible. Their traffic has increased by about 40 per cent each year. "It seems to me that we . have in this company one of our {most valuable assets. and if there » is anything we can do to encour- ~ age them to extend. we shall be glad to do so." ‘ He stated that last year when

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He referred also to assistance given in clearing up yeast and mould trouble in butter factories. Cattle breeders. he said, prob- ably‘ got less help from the Gov- ernmentthan any other farming class. Last year, however. some money was given to the breed as- sociations with very satisfactory results. and it is proposed to con- tlnue these grants.

Referring to the new car ferry, the Premier said that last sum- mer they were informed thc hold- up was with the electrical con- tractors. and that they could not

stranger of whose family. background, tastes. habits and pasts they »

"They were all

Wife in Emergency Only —-and What nn Emergency! - - s Chaperonlnl: Auntie and a. Hero Marine in n Pullman Drawing-Room. - - - Sim Wanted n 'l‘r:1in Reservation. but With Some Reservations. for Young nml Old see.

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sland Girls‘ Work Board The

'- ' A an resent. Dr. mum : "Did 1'. m‘. JouN. n.s.. -— Mara. 14- Tilfi Blilllll 8f Splllett ths- close of avsninl Mredl- sat-L ins tho Collage Elmira?“ “m” IN DELIVEIIIE! _, A imsmimim w“ made i” 11191114 We" ""011- Premier Jones‘ "We dih't get‘ wt £125.??? .5. "rtililiét “fifiiiiéfi; ~ ."..—*-—............... *1» mo moor-co M "v "1 o’ a 011511-1101!!! _- pa: ‘JF’i.L’€“;§i.i°.‘;°‘ii.".i.‘tii..f Ccrvmmr-"ooii. a W 1111151” 1'5’ W" The British 4111811110 111-34. 11111011 n the harbour which is now at poo i; in ottavia and 1v mum- ~ M“! in the 1 ded in n arms July e 1919, i i’ ‘w ‘ _ ieigrzfialbilweixwaad as m any vs-rlv nrartcn and we will 3i‘. tho infirm o! iia kind to $331121‘ d’. gbilkeggu 511122131211} comm m. a) iterniriendg e e psxFimi-‘fidf Eta iiiloafibltilisliz icgfitglqjil-EEE‘ '£t_"gg_—-——~r——*——'ge'd“tgiqilq'“l'n tnibfrlitillrwotguril-‘ofilowmsfild ARE TQRTURE . .2: c. Wth tn - , _ . - _ "m, n m bond Hen a bouquet saga: klfirfglgTgéintlizisesl again lc- ltggkhgé girls: tlgfieertl‘ wag“ l II‘ YOUR BED ROOMS .- roses from the Prince Edward r i smldclem numbe. firmer”. he CHAMBERS JAP_A_LAC PAINT, EN- , ' I

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presentation wfls mudc by REV- Wzlldo C . mm, former gener- al am; bgys’ won; secretary and member of the council.

'i‘ho occasion of the presenta- tions w“ tho ccmlllvililll Of M158 Abrulns of rvic of

Here I Am

[the company was “in a Jam" the

get this equipment until the last of December. this year. "We org- anized a groun of people to go to Ottawa and obtained first priority. and were promised the electrical motors two or three months earlier than they said they could get thcm delivered. Laicr other bottlenecks appeared. but when we left Ottawa on that occasion it was fairly apparent that we would have that steamer late this fall."

"It seems to mo that the ferry should be ready in the vt-ry late fall. or early next year. In any case things are going ahead to make her the very best Icebreaker that ever was built.

Ferry Terminals

“They also have to proceed to remodel the terminals. another point of contention with the eng- ineers. They have had engineers examine Borden terminals during the past year, also the possibil- ities of making a causeway or tunnel. Officially I don't think the report has been presented. but I know one thing, that a tunnel i: possible there."

' The plan worked out involved a ban expenditure, and he did not t k cars could be driven thro h such a tunnel the Premier sad. There would only be traffic one Altogether, while this plan

was possible, at present we must i-so Mary Allison, M13; depend on the ferry service. A Mar-yang 11mm;- Tomnm, causeway could be built at the 911110;‘; Grant, fining, (Qgmgfly same cost as a tunnel. but such Miss Eunice Tyhurst. former ls‘ a causeway would obstruct th work secretaries, Mrs. ter waters of the strait. Walker. Glace Bay forrrles-ly Miss Dr. McMillan: "Do they pro- Annie Harrison and Miss Alice M ‘ pose to have double tonninals?" Harrison. Monoton. former chil- Premier Jones: "The Borden side drcn's work aeore . of the terminals would remain u social hour was at

Government gave their

careful consideration

once when the control of the com- nany nearly went out of provincial hands. “We are watching this situation. nnd if another such em- crgency arises you can be assured that the Government will step in again and will hold this company so that we can maintain them here."

He referred to a valuable. com- munity survey undertaken by peo- pie in the Stanley Bridge area which was being recommended as an example to the Reconstruction Committee

The Premier said the various sub-committees on Reconstruction were doing excellent work since their recent appointment.

ms presiding at the Girls Work Board meeting.

Those present include Miss Lois Tripper. Miss Katherine Amos, Moncton, Miss Maud Estabrook. Mrs. F. W. Hoar. Mrs.

ompson. liliss Marie Miss Susie Bmyth and Miss Helena Smalle.. Greetings were road from Mrs Ivar Hellstrom in New York. for- mer

IF YOU WANT US IN MARCIII ORDER NOW I

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‘ months before we can kccp y0|1—' ‘so buy us EARLY nml glvs us I (Imnrc in maize you .1 [REAL PRO-j I-‘IT whorl prices are IIIGHER in ~IKAIILY FALL, iIYiO "RUSPECTS for early POULTRY MEAT are . vcry promising. nml in all prob- ! nllllity the bcst yet. ' l Yours for a GREATER PROFIT

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CHEK-R-CHICK:

e at Prince of Wales College. which

north was being used. not vary from year to year and permanent markers of the survey were being put down. He also referred to the purch of 120 acres of land at the Ken- slngton riflc range. including wooded land in the vicinity of Palconwood. The government has re-surveyed this land. They found , u dwelling house on it. The Ci Charlottetown had made out of way has another section of which. they are making a big dump. Tho city has a lease for bathing hous which they are not keeping in ve Y good condition. Adjustments v. l have to be made, and there will be delays in fixing up the prop»; erty. There will be some ilrsprovv- ments, the Premier promises. Ea ticularly to that large part w iclr adjoins Falcon-wood. Dr. McMillan‘ "How much dill you pay for it‘! Premier Jones: “I didn't say." Dr. McMillan: "You might as well tell us. we will find out any- way." Premier Jones: "It was a bar- gain. anyway.”

Dr. McMillan: "We are not ob- jecting. we Just want to know."

r. w. o. Changes

The Premier warmly defended the changes made in the basement