MAY 1. 1941

Provision For Payments To P.E.l. Anti N.B.

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CANCER CAMPAIGN

1 I

, Tonight

j THURSDAY AT s P.M. l SAINT JAMES PARISH

Fnliowlnz is c Partial text of ilie tax-change portion or Finance Minister Abbott's budget speech, délivcfed in tl"|: Commons, in Which he disclosed provision for special payments to New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island; .....At this tinle it i5 not p". sible to forecast with great accur- nny the auiount of additional funds which Parliament will be asked tn ‘provide before the end cf the year. However we can already see some of l-hv Purposes for vihich more funds

island Man ls

1 ' iwignlée olfqltlllilflecdin t l t t lliirgnil ln lliilifnii .. ..... iiivic Election Base

tundsr the i‘.(1,\' taxation agreements .\vl_th certain provinces. Funds for jllini purpose could not. ice inciudcd in tlte main estimates. lIS the auth- —-—-— erlt i. t ~

try-mix. Auii so new it...’ tfifisi‘ .312" Slfifiuilhfiymiilfi \\':th only about one IOUZLII of the llmnent. but ln mnklng our nunnet 131117 011811310 07'5""! 68511118 b111- plans we must, of course, allow 12's as a1 sprlll; llrli-Xll J1'Fg";~‘111‘go“l° for them. err. Hii lconliins l-r 1i‘ 1111-‘ At the resent t the o n- l-i. scat; by electing foil: aldermen menls of p51,, nmvlffffes hngevzb; ld-li- talned or are now in the process Th0 0111)’ "widellt W m!‘ E1°¢"of obtaining from thei: legislatures ion Day proceedings in wards 3, aulllol-lly lo enter in“,

, 4 - made to thése provinces In respect

Ln i119 “W0 Te'““1n"“g “111111151 W11‘ of the fiscal year 1947-48, using lam B. Moriarty. ship owner. and preliminary estimates of Popula- lohn H. BlYfll- lllfrdlllllt- Wfietlon and of gross national product, rleclcd by nrcinrnntloii When n° give a total of approximately s70,- lpponents appeared at ntxniflllt-Wl 400,000. ' tiny proceedings a ivcck ago. Mayor prom m. iceel Ahcrh. a lriirniillst 11nd ducted the statutory subsidies ptiy- iuntncr 590115 ¢°1ll1llll15F 0! 111° able to these provinces. Only three- l-lallfax Herald. was also elected by quarter; s; in, not, w-lnluun; pgy- acciamfltivh- ‘ments to the provincu, or approxi-

In iiiird 8 101111" Meyer W11 hisiciy sszisoooo. will be payable Donovan. llllillllillctur9l~ “"1 b°°k during the current fiscal year be- io a C1151 c°ullc11 1593i 1°!‘ a three‘ cause of the timing of the quarterly your t/Pllll- payments involved.

Leonard A- K111i Y°lli1l1\11 1""- Front these puytne-n-ts one would rlsitr and war veteran. delrntsduiomislly deduct s credit IOA‘ the former alderman John F‘. l\tifl_t>D°ll"special corporation income tax to aid, vttio had 18 years service in be levied by ihg f1l'il\'Iilt‘ES in ac-' Olty Cnuticll, and \\'A. Rlliwfiilqcuydnnce with the agrcctitcttts. it iticrchaiit. iii ii llniv-Wni ‘1115518- 'll:is incl, esiliiitilcd illat this su-

Oofillfs 111751 Wcmed 1" viii-Yd Justmcnt for the six provinces un- i» whore Aldennn-ii- 1°11" Wllliltl-‘dsr consideration would n. in the shoe-maker, w re-elflitd W hi! neighborhood of $15,000,000 to $20,- cuuncll real. i another three-way 000,000 yo, n lull ym,’ bu; n, dc. struggle with W J- 510ml "<1 ductlott in resprct of this item will Jilin Plist-Vllfd- 1‘\1\1“1'1'l\‘11l1 wvinkerh‘ lie liilirlc tililil tlilct- the tniltl oi .t.-tit slioticd Collin and dcntoitd- llnn mcnl yun; l cu ins iilTfibt. _ I

Alderman HE. Burgess. a mer- To "l, Mal-lam“ i chant, rte-offering 10f altother ieflmi To [I15 net, total I have already R5 ward 6 l'1‘ple$¢ll1'*'-l1l\‘°_ $191951” rncntiotted. tvc must add the sub- Arthur G. Dulli‘. a mndtintet- sidles to IJB paid to utc Mlirlltmi-

11111)’ 51X 01 t1"? 13 501111611 Sea“ Provlncizs lllli' , the UtlrtCRn and ucre up for elc n1 this 51.111‘. The While Cotnlni Ion ttwards, tiamciy otnct- six iiit-irin --ls trill WW" 1° amvznuto. and tlle snccitil pay- ciiitcsi 111911‘ 551110 i" m“ ""1 ments to be made to New Bruns- electlon. wick and Prince Edward Island in respect of the “gtip" between ihc

IN 5011151" EXHIBIT telmlrmtion of their vtnrilme tax

KINGSTQN. Olli- (GP) " tlgrcemelits and the dale from Ii rnice Dflllllllltllld- K111351°11 Mt‘ which the now agreclncnts will in. is one of evwffll Calladhl“ “i” commence, April 1, i947. his ivhcse "work has been selected The” payments, for which auth- inr a iortltccmlng Bhfiwillfl 1" NE“ ority will be sought in the new leg- York. In 1939- BIT-Ti Dmmmond “m” islatlon dealing with the tax rig- a prize at the OanudiB-n Ntitiom1 fQcmNltS. will tinitluitt to slightly lhliibiiiiftll- more than $3.000,000. The total. lthercforc. which we tt.ttst add to the estimates to cover additional payments to provinces, la approxi- mately $53,000,000. Of course, l! more than six provinces elite: into the agreements during ltic year,

this amount‘ must be de-

1 BIRTIISI. MARRIASES. ornrns

OTTAWA, Aprfl 30 _ (OP) _ COOK'S for Ihhotogrnphs.

‘were each fined $10 and costs m‘

.t'cply "was mtirle by Mr-

DEIITRAL GUARDIAN

Thh column l; reserved for new: of local interest, but advertising ol a nuuy nature mly by inserted at fin cents a word strictly pay- _._.___.__

CONFEDERATIOTV LIFE IN- SURANCE-

CRASWELL tor Photographs.

IN STOCK ALL SIZES 0!‘

Rope for farmers and fishermen’: use. Fennel] d’: Chandler.

A FIVE GALLON SPBAYEB witth 4 1-2 ft. hose suitable for spraying small fruit bushes, stables, awn-Original price twenty dollars, our price six dollars while they last. Fennell d: Chandler. .

CITY POLICE COURT-At the Police Court ’yesterday morning

the case of abusive and insulting!

language was settled» with both people concerned signing separa-

tic-n papers. A man charged wi-th‘

breach of The Highway Traffic Act was fined S20 and coats or 30 rlays. Two drunk and disordcrlys

20 dtiys and a. drunk and incapable was given M days suspended III- tence.

RETURNING FROM VISIT- Bobbie Enman of Victoria West. who had been visiting his aunts and itneles in Boston and Wal-I thum, Mass. also had the pleas-l ure of visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. C, Wood and family of Gowanda, N. Y. While the Wood family were in Stlmmerside, P. E. Island, Bobble made his home with them and they were very much devoted to one another and were veryi glad to have him for n few days. lle left on Wednesday for Boston and Portland. Mttlne, and from

there will return to P. E7. Island. Ills friends hope to scc him lni‘ the U. .A. permanently, in the

near fu ure. WOOD ISLANDS SERVICEi. OPENS FRID. Y -- ‘File Prlnrei‘

Ntntl ivill hi":

‘ii iittr season's 1.121‘-

vlce on the Wood Islands-Ctirlboti n

run Friday morning, it was an-

Mutch, president of Northumbcr- land Ferries. He said the ship \‘.OliI(I Sfiil tntiiiy‘ from Pit-tell whcro she itos itccn initial-calm: ti\'r‘i‘iiillii, lu Woutl Islands. Until

Charles A. Dunning is t-ontplcted the Pt-‘ntte Nnvn, will operate Ehc =crvive RIUIIC. IJOIny in vtrntpl-wuozl

of \vol'l;. on ilic l'liii‘|l.w' at (Llt-lviil nrcvcnictl the 5i'l'\'l'.‘i‘ front qifil-

Ing tot Liy.

ENJOYABLE DlNNlilL-A V615‘ enjoyable dinner urts glvcn at 'l‘hti

Chtirloiicioyvii lzi=i evt 21121;.’ by Hi“. Rcdemptorltt Fzttlurs of llcly llc-i n“ cf ill"

dccmer Pall. to mt-ntbcrs linly Nrciic Society", ilio A1111‘ Stu.- lety, lthc Sacred llctirt Lnrigilc tmcmbcrs of the church choir, tishcr“... the cast oi "The Pong of Bernadette", harlcrs of youth 02'- gunizntioljg ill l-‘Ic chllrCll comttnllicc: 0f the flihitllif scclnl activlzita, ‘ih ‘ " l-‘utlller llilldiwxiti, 0.2-: 1., I and made s. brief address in uihicit. he warmly thanked the mcmbcrsf of the organizations for their toyalli cooperation and supllllli- A 111mm, Plus Cal-

llev. ldLXI‘

t tlvlillzibln 4 _ 'fIL‘llCtlltlCIlL Order cit ftbrcsicrs, lint! llliliiiiiillOll of oil burners in tltolbnnl ma, new‘. in the 74 years-

lhistcty of the Dl‘(ICl‘ had such slit-

0

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

New Forestry Dourt Organized In Dharlottetown

-- t An interesting event In fratcrr

nal circles took place on Wednes- day evening, April 30, when a new court of the Independent Or- der of Foresters was instituted In Charlottetown to be known u Court Abegwelt No. 1062. This new Court of

of approximately two and In Iplto of the inclement weather a. large number were present at the Clover Club to see the ceremony of‘ institution pd.‘- fc-rmed by Frank M. Kay oi Tor- onto, Assistant Superintendent of Field Work, assisted by Garfield M_ Rlideout, Pmvinclal Manager for the Maritimes and A. l. Ayer. District Manager for Prince Edward Island. Also assisting lin

the litter-eating ceremony were Celestine McCarvlll, Brendon Slade, Walden Roper and Carl

Delghim, 1.01‘. deputies now work- ‘

lng on the Island.

During the evening the initia- tion ceremony was exemplified, followed by the election and in- atallation of the following officers who will carry on the work of the Court for the balance of the year:

Fred Smith, Chief Ranger; Fred W. Smith, Court Deputy; Ernest White, Vice Chief Ranger; Ed- ward Gillie, Orator; secretary, Mrs. Delta Murphy; Wilfred Manor, ‘Treasurer; Norma Toombs, Recording Secretary; Charles Chamberlain, Promoter of Social and Fraternal Work; Elmo McDonald. Sr. Woodward; Ora Tremerc, Jr. Woodward; Court Physician, Dr. McGulgan; A. A. Ayer, Past, Chief Ranger.

Brief Addresses

Following the business session brief flddfC-‘izCS were made by A

la. Ayer, D.M., and o. M. Ride-

out, P.lVi., of St. John, after which the Chief Ranger called on Frank M. Kay, [c-prcscnting the

tiddress the meeting.

After cnilgrat litzillng District

. n t' nounced last night by Mr. R. a imamger M" “d L; up“ m“ m

the successful institution of this

. nclv unit of Independent Forestry‘.

All‘. Kay gave a. hrlcf restinic of tltc lirucilral ftititcriiztl IlCIIc-{JIS lo incmitciis of liic Iii-

‘ lsfztt‘tor_y' ltrottrcss liccl-l ll'i-‘iii" t1 n .1. t-vitlctti Ill till tlcli-ift- . t was 1' 'l lit‘ ‘

i' .li I lot-rile: t. \i.cri~ linliit; lnpclicd ill] alltl citi ulics revived rght iiil'.J.~$ Czttitltitl nlici tho Un- "cti Si New totttis \vc-~

t‘l)\l'.‘IS iwre UOfll- tii jot-ill.

f‘. il(‘\\l

‘ti liltttt-J, t‘llIIl't‘Ij»

i1-‘

Wpcotiic who nrrc Iilkilll,’ ttli active

in helping in promote iiic print-Ilium. til irttlrrnliiu ' lwritlo ' Folvsil

Ii tlcltlllt lhi- _~, . . ,_ i1 t _ _ "i he OFFICI‘ hilt. SIlUWll d ll(‘i l..‘i ill IILHQJIIH‘ It..'.‘0l niciiibe: s. w ltn a co rrcslyoitil trig; increase in ltisttrailre in live-c.

premium rFiCtnlllth total assets. 8W3’ Uullillllllllg, the spctikrt- 5.1.0.- “Nevcr has tlic OFJCI‘ been in

Forestry J starts with n charter membership l hundred. '

Financial ‘

lic- -.

iSlioke At Zion

;0hurch Last Night

t

The Rev. (WW8). secretary of the Presby-

Wllfrid F. Butcher,

teriln Advance for Christ and Thsnkoffering, Toronto, told a large congregation at Zlcn P.'es- bytcrian Church lust night that renewed convictions on the p“; of the lalty arid clergy of the

Church are one of the prime ne- cessities for the future if she is to play her evangelical part in

bringing the world to Chrl-st. The Presbyterian Advance and

Thankoffering ls an organization within the Church, Mr. Butcher

said, which ‘rs playing an lfnpofl- ant part in inducing young melt

and women to ally themselves more closely to the Presbyterian

Church in Canada so that it may

have at. all times adequate sources

[of Christian leadership.

l Ministers, missionaries, and deaccmesses are required in large numbers, he said. To supply those

land to conduct efficiently otncr iwork whose purpose is the for. nvard march of the Church, the sum of two million dollars ls urgently needed, he concluded.

t

head- .ot'l'it~t- s.’ llic cttrtlet" in ‘Toronto, to

Gratie i0 Pupils At Dueen Square Also Keenly Disappointed

Air. Jtiiiics W. 1-‘ I\l<'C:illtlili. IIYIIYIlJlII cf tgiteoii ‘ tort: School. tiller-riled The UliTHI ll _\ lvrtinv iIltiI. Ill‘ ticplnrvtl ,ili.i~ Proviliclttl G0\’l‘l'l'llilf‘lli'.’» llslttg tiic l‘(IilCilt—

loiitii policy as n politic-til football. Mr. McCniltiiti ‘tl l '.l‘(‘(‘d

fully ivitii thc . in yl LCl‘tIll_\".\‘ (Iilillt ii l_. the ]ll‘Il‘i— t-llnls of Plain-c Ftrticl ttnci West Iicnt ncllotils; All stuticilts of Queen Square who mnclc 1m livcr- ngc of 65 or o1.'ct' itt lhc finrtl school crtzttttr. "l ilic cit‘.!':i:ir-t~ Bl llll mid.

to all Gracie l0‘ pupils lll lite City schools. Air hfc-Crtlltim titlrlrti.

SUMMERSIDE

‘WEEK-

SHOP FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FOR EVERYDAY HOUSE- HOLD NEEDS — MANY ITEMS NOT ADVERTISED ON DISPLAY AT HALF PRICE TO CLEAR.

Advertised Specials For Friday and Saturday

Extra

This Week's

Special! HEAVY QUALITY

14 III. Tin Pails

Regular 75c Each

59c

LIMIT-ONE TO A CUSTOMER

Regular IOc Each

Decorated Tumblers

There ore three color schemes of decorating on these glusses~blue and white, red and green, and pink. . The reguIctr price wus I0 cents each.

6 for 49c

, Wax Fruit-b for. 89c

The regular value for 6 of these pieces was $1.50. . ‘In ‘the selection ore-bananas, plums, peaches, oranges and apples.

CHARLOTTETOWN

‘CIIINA DEPARTMENTS END SAVINGS

‘the total may axe-Ta ‘Ms “glut ‘ltighnn. president of the lloly Namei 11911" ‘-11lrll‘5 1X1 CV91? W1)‘. 11nd 1

I society’ (m behalf or me pnnisnmm never has the studying influence 1E iiecei ts i , g8 ll

txttrd ISIiillLI, _ _.» . — —- -— the eve of providing the Province ions we may bc nbln in 511i‘ 5011m- with a splendid new ferry. . We thin-t to .\'C-ll ‘Alli -\i1'1‘ll't"' 1'“ l1 nil have a soft spot in our hearts

50c Per Insertion

ll lute l)

Following me dinner n nnc-nn of lratcrnlty been more needed ere, -

_.tian t the iprcsent time ‘m a Qwurevlfmgfliywycd at [he How Re wlorld “torn with disserisicn, strifc 88m -

SURVEY -DF

Mmmmggs (Continued from Page 1)

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_ puny“ I I __‘ and Sllsllilvlilll- ‘The inlslngc-“ffl . "Pniillllgi 119v °=ll11111l 5"" fnlilf f-ii" tlin litlqiiil." Tlw Queen's ~-~--- 119m- “Ep-g __.. . m.-. . . ..,______ (ZUIPBIJLL-IIPJNNESSEY — At l 3 . . PPolNTEn_A¢l all fraternal soc cites s ou_ Suave sinlitlly 111' “c “U119 V‘_ _ ‘g1 1~- mclilbcr ttdmiitcd the Province ‘ relliqlt-v on ovnnnyzctl ' , need for substantial wugg increases $1. Andrew's Cilllfcil. St. Andrew's, a ggelfxllmxfigaln; o; the newly .1 dlllfihz “i659 1T9llb1°1l5 illilles 1° able to 8W0 ynlll rvlllf-i i~ 111131 would be lilcriscti to have ti neivl “Adjust Price fur Izgs b.'c;ttL-"c of III: ltiotthting cost-OI- i’- i=1. 1.. 011 M00115)’. APT“ lmhi. - l ted nmcens n; the Chal-lqlge. Plillllllfi "l9 billeflcelll- 1"‘ 119-141?‘ fwill plcnoc .\'0l-l._ ferry. He only hoped it would be Mr. Gardiner also announced ‘living.

1947' by Reverend Irermnce Camp h eec o; practical fraternity, Ind 1111118 l Mr. Vaughan: stliielllPllb 101' delivered and would begin service-an increase of l‘; cents a dozen.

__— ‘ . . .L.. h 1d , . . . . bell, D. D., Cyril Francis Campbell, Egg receipts continue to in-jmgldugllbngyrlisizognhlah? ‘onowfng I them to bear upon local. national Ilnwen n b“... though mcnlll, n. on scheduled nmn ‘in prices ‘or eggs sold m Britain’. other Comma“!

the car ferry free of charge. Canadian Nat-

tween Special Products Board oiticlsh i-tniiiliis on lcivelrv-

.. _ (I. -l tt town to Rita Martha crease the Dominion Delllfllllel" ' m .5115 “mfld “mum _ chartve on the matter of forty In the course of the hearing. icilectivc Mtiy 5, and on tiddition- _ uzxngsssy’ Charlottetown‘ n: Agriculture egg and muhry 00113512215 111:? C? ngiilrnetily Mcfi The speaks? ‘Laid 121,111?!‘ 10.1.11]: freight-rates between Ml". MCI-till? Mr, McLuru pointed out that the lnl liicrcrisc of 11.,» (‘Clits on frcsli 'I'ht'S0 Wort‘ other complain _ market report l-ssuecl yestelwiltywggin)“ land nlppxzoved by ma‘ axcgélxfllzzntVOffisgflnl-I ysmtné Yl-Lqlnnd Transport ‘ll/llirstci" ‘CIKWIIC-l Government of Prince Edward gangs purchased undo‘. mnt con_ N-‘Vfnxan’! _;_ Lnmlh sen-clan“, o; ‘l’. r TBPOPlBd- I" Betternl quality l! ' - ° “ 1 ‘ ' ' ". with the Queens membei adylili Lglnnd lmd pakl l, grand wml ol-tmlcl, my export m slwll from Canadian Jcilelcrs Association at _____..__ ~--——-— . tin ~ Education Mrs. J- B-l l 5 untentieni of - f . svod. the report snid. but their 1* m“ g‘ ’ “l.’l’°“‘"“°“ i“ “p” cliig the view that freight rind ssooooo in toll charges for the Se tcmbcl". 1947, to Jalluui". io-io. loronio: Jcivckrs are disappoint- \LWSO\I-At Kelouna B c. on l u - membership ivh-s lame n; w n; a three cars ago - I’ 1 l Apr“ {e47 James risginald 5°" egdrnredof decline mlsonn 30in?” institutiona- Mn; Frank l glee avegagesgfinthly nutmeg w; passengers should be carried on Hlllsbol-gtlgh railway bridge ne- inclusive. ‘ch that the :5 per cent luxury tax 1 ' areas. eman a goo . su - ~ i ‘ _

Nctvsom. formerly of Crupaud. P. t mu, Slacks are movlng to m, wnllrer; magazine, Mrs. C.L. Mc- dny wns more than three tlnnes‘ “where did m? port. Charlottetown and South- Mm FIG‘ Brunke’ president or

, , . ' lair-r that the producer would

E 1-- 1n m5 59m year’ ‘Special Products Board. 13011111113 I111b11°1ty' Mrs‘ Fmnk what 1" was previous m 310' RJD- tonal Railways get zttiihrlrllv for fictive the hcticflt cf the lllcrt-asc the Toronto Council of Women- iii-JVO-On Wednesday. APT“ 30' . i cars Murray; citizenship. Mrs, W. J. P-l ci-tsons appointment and is still _ - l ‘ _1 Bus Charge, _,, ‘ V , _ n 1 z , 1 l . ' Pi1ll1 J°5°ll1l 139v" I" 1115 ‘l5ll1‘ctD:§?=‘ iitggepairtisllecetlcdttgr cx- MacMilinli; study clubs. Mrs. J-H. i climbing. and showing most grat- nthan‘ifjlfeéhx-nchafliufé] the fer i L l l; ll d ~ gtteiiltitotiygikth taligo/Iitltltsrltli“lilyifllalirii- ‘irfiai-Irigdnewmerltehiattaranfiit: m“ ~11“ remain‘! a" "sung at W" I" are" Bnmn- "It" 1°‘ l Bhnchard; Gm Guides‘ Mrs‘ ‘mug progress’ ‘ y"It was given‘ to the railway by V; S" a l}? aysnsesshm‘ Mn the higher price onlv on lnspec- iwagcs "actually encourages dis. tlie Frank flannel“? F111l°"1 drying plant and one car of Preston Hillier: sick vlsltlnit. Mrs. innlnornv o, n nnnnng nrncrnnw l; 11w conip iiliiicn t at the Can- “w! "was m” Ma; 5n That is’ .n0nc5n._..

11°11" 1111111 m“ mornln: when lmdeflffldfl! Wflll to Mfllllfelli .St0ft1l9ll 7751111971 59cm service’ inflow o‘ 0rd“ IMIIIISIZGX: replied "The ferries nFP a an N“ (m? RauwEy charges the farmer may immediately‘ hc-, TOVIIIIJIHI treasurer (LM, Flnef they will be forwarded to his i816 Prices were unchanged from Mrs. snrn Benoit; Blue Cross. bwned by km; Govemrtnmt of 1e bus comphuny bringing in pns- gm charging me inrreflscdnmce or Saskauhewnn: the budget is “L TPMIOIICB in Dundee. Filllellli W111 last “Wolf's levels. ' Miss Gertrude Coadyz, DOBA-llfll‘ The Independent ‘Order of Flor“ (‘anadn and entrusted in the i???” to" t o golden telfxllna.‘ for his cuss. girat disappointment to the thou- tttkc 1310C‘! FY1910!’ m°rmn3 M‘ 830i PWHTY "P131015 We"! 11211! nlld itccotistruclloit, Ali's. K. Crcnmei"; esters, 0116 "A 1l1€“‘f’““°5.1 t-jlf-ilfc Cniiiidian National Iirlllilvattsx" I’ l‘? rum. W“ no" m“ d!” For thc further. the littilci- ll. ic-1 sands o,l' constiliicrs who were I109- 1" s11 ‘mdmwls Clmrch’ st‘ Am “T” "mde up “f mm and 1mm my "cuukh Airs’ w‘ T‘ Coudy: nutcmul me msurmce 131011 ‘it "Then" rctorted the iiicmbcr °f"“."‘,‘“°‘,‘.“““‘“F‘ “,1.” bus com" increase will iticatt an cicr-hll ing to gcl, 501110 my cello; on an. Burial in the Church cem-foffcrlngs of broilers, .ggggral:;vlbanshil;nallsk Endull-nlglllniid; glénveglligrlxfgcgcgy itlgflycarznlllzlllgal-for QM-enx. "the nmndnt; cggios lfniéinyuuiti ‘ngkggnalllltdvcllnlltlllrgect; itlilcgrtcagiogflcll 15211531131: ligand in; ‘ lcxllcs ‘which um slendlly rising ln

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LORD-Suddenly st the P. E. I. _---_->-_~_ |“°“' 1‘“nn‘“°'fi flglffaréid “w; Ea? ,§',".‘?,§‘,’,°_.f.,’f,’.“§,‘-‘.‘ or 1 e 11°11“! b11331“? m“ m" 11'1"“: aimed at replacing an 8 l~2-i'_‘€-‘.ll- ‘p scci-cisn-y p.12, Ormond o; tn; HmpItnI on April 20th. i941. ~ MI-ss Tiidy Compton leatiIt-s Ihtls; nllmqfire‘ 03W km‘ orphan “Not ll“, llllnlstnnn. nonnnflnn allwtlmanllgzlln said it m“ n ques a-pountidstthgl-tiyi IIIKIIW being riis- Income T,“ Payers Asswlallon n; ii. - , of West Rb tilt . mornln for her home '.n c-rm o v t a _ _ .. . ,. ~» 4 - _ ~ ' continue nn tit n owing tint an. l us; wivllnn l

fit IIXIISCSGQIIUI forlnvriy 011N512,‘ (C I-{ET I?“ -1) Illill‘? Fgllflldill! 111"‘! “PM” ‘-""'1“fl“ldr°“ ct nmnmn’ lroalmmt M1’ Chevrier’ the Gmonmun‘ rtlOil of competition. Tile bus com- ntldlllottctl margin of prolii 11,11,111)‘ “come w“!

i" "llwvcvc bcitig iticrcased the higher

'1'°' lratcs wci-o made effective bat-i: to jthe beginning of the calendtr year. tNow cuts tire made they arc- cf- fective next July l."

of tuberculosis, and tnaliitaliis ti ‘innnyl he snld. was m direct Con“

petition with the railway. Mr. McLure disagreed. The bus company, he stild, gave service in

sitting of the scsci-an on ate members matters.

Mr. Marquis withdrew solution utter Mr. St. MINI! I Ml-ss Louise Mrboullll. 1D III

l-ii Remains tire resting rit the (‘ulclifIe llwtncral Home until noon Friday, then to his late residence West Royalty, where a short ser-

l>riv-, Transport Chairman's View effort to encourage greater duction. If the additional return tlots