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By Government worker's wife - Mrs. 0.

am you say we have no reason to complain

with taxation at the source. the Governmental bourse. why our paychecks-they are nev- er twice the same.

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on Mrs. 0.. oh Mrs. C. About what does all the seem to be?

Wo' have only Just begun. - and were giving it 'the gun' Positively Mr. Abbott? Absolutely Mrs. (2.!

Oh Mr.-Abbott. oh Mr. Abbott!

I got married back in nineteen thirty-eight

To a Civil service guy, who really caught my eye '

And his income then was just about first rate!

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Oh Mrs. 0., oh Mrs. 0.

We've always had our eye on thin C.

we depend on guys like him; it's their salaries we can "trim"! Positively Mr. Abbott? Absolutely Mrs. c. ,

oh Mr. Abbott. on Mr. Abbott. when I married I had dreams about a. home,

with a garden and s fence, to be run at small expense.

And from it I would never care to roam. l

Oh Mrs. 0., oh Mrs. C.

we appreciate your dreams to live 'rent' free.

But we 'need them for defense. all

the dollars and the cents, Positively Mr. Abbott? Absolutely Mrs. C;

oh Mr. Abbott. oh Mr. Abbott.

I have yet to own a new washing machine,

I just rub and rub and rub, in my bathroom-in the tub.

And my clothes don't always come out very clean.

oh Mrs. (7.. oh Mrs. 0.

Don't you worry how your clothes

come out, for we

Can put you through the "wring- er".

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which is really a 'humdinger'

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'orrrAwr.. May 21- - (or) - The supreme Court of Oanadi is being asked to disallow subsidized ' t-rate reductionsvwhich went into effect May 1 on rail traffic between Eastern and Western Canada. Canada Stasmships Lines, whose lake and river fleet competes with the railways for the East-west business. has challenged a Board of Transport Commissioners rate- reducing order based on a 87.000,- ooo-a-year subsidy voted by parlia- ment last year. The steamship company has asked the court to set aside the order on the ground it did not comply with legislation. A hear- ing on the question of granting the company leave to appeal to the high court has been set down for May 28 by Mr. Justice John Cartwright. Westem provincial governments. whose provinces stand to benefit most through the treasury-helped rate cuts, will tight the motion. They may be joined by the gov- ernment of the Atlantic provinces. but this will not be settled until later. The disputed reductions. ordered by the board April 1a. amount to about five per cent on some 3150.- 000.000 worth of traffic 3. year moving between Canada's two main regions. The board ordered the cuts for most types of goods, but -with a number of exceptions including the low-rate export grain traffic; the already-subsidised coal movement from 'the West to Ontario, and "competitive" rates - those dc- pressed to meet competition. The subsidy is pegged to the cost of maintaining the two trans-continental railways' track- age across the thinly-settled North- ern Ontario rail "bridge" between East and West. with an annual maximum of s'1,000,000. In de- termining the amount of the first years subsidy. the Transport Board held these costs are more than 37,000,000. Canada Steamship Lines said its own revenues would also be hit. It estimated. its loss on one type of traffic alone - fifth class - would be cut by 8200.000 a year through dropping its charges to

East-West Rail Rates Challenged In Courts

SPRING VALLEY W. I. -The May meeting of the spring Valley Women's Institute was held at the home or the pre- sident. Mrs. Champion seventeen members and two visit- ors were present and the meeting opened by singing "Old McDonald Had A Pam".

Membe were informed the Elm- erald play would come to the hall on May 0th. The sick committee reported three calls and new com- mittees were appointed as follows: Sick, Mrs. Hiram Harrington and Mrs. Keith Harrington, and school, Mrs. Harold Champion.

Several "thank you" messages were received. and other corre. spondence was read and discussed. A bill was presented tor games in the school and Mrs. Wallace Ad- ams, Darnley. then gave a very interesting talk on the short course she attended in Charlotte- town.

A vote of thanks was given Mrs. Adams for her instructive report. Refreshments were served by the hostess and the meeting closed by singing "Clementine".

WOOD ISLANDS WEST W. I.

The May meeting oi the Wood islands West Women's Institute was held on'May 6th at the home of Mrs. D. M. MacMiiian. The pres- ident, Mrs. D.D. Emery presided and present were thirteen members and one visitor.

The meeting opened by singing the Institute "ode" followed by the "creed" in unison. Minutes of the previous meeting and the treasur- er's report were read and approv- ed followed by the roll call. The sick committee renorted six calls and treats taken. Thanks were ex- pressed for same.

The school committeex reported that supplies needed for the school were sent. and the purchase of a new dictionary was left for a later date.

correspondence was read and discussed and the secretary report- ed that Pipe Major Burke's Lads and Lassies Pipe Band would pre- sent their scotch concert in Wood

meet those of the competing rail- ways. '

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J.E. MacMiilan and Mrs. W.A at the home of Mrs. L.B. Mac New committees were appointed Young; Lunch. Mrs. A. Maciidilian. Millan with roll call to be answer-

as follows: sick, Mrs. W.A. Mac- Mrs. W.A. MacQueen, Mrs. J.!: ed by members passing in an art- Islnnds hall. M11 Flint COOK 811- Queen, Mrs. C. Macbeod and Mrs. Maclisilisn and Mrs. D. MacMil- icle for bazaar. tertained and the mile Was Won by D.D. Emery. Entertainment, Mrs. Ian. 'rhe next meeting is to be held

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