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sturdy sailors and wonderful who intrigue.
Ki! 1'01’ l‘ v. _ __ .cnt ' ' ' SPEECH ON BUDGET rim: v _ BYMR. L. R. ALLEN 'izss k vv_ ' Sulnmerside Member Claims Province Is Now l . . - . l» “Dr " and That Prohibition Promises Of _ lit . . M1 s" Lea Government Have Been ‘m Fulfilled. an v Fl" Speaking in the Budget debzitc lnTFecn reduced twice during the past M! v the Provincial Legislature on April, four years and notwithstanding this um Li‘ 24.. -Mr. L. R. Allen, 5th District. of reduction the revenues from this t ‘c’ Prince, complemented ‘the Speaker source had increased. ‘ y at; and joined with the other members The lcadcl- of thc previous Con- ln expressing regret at the illness of scrvative Government, had made Q‘ past Speaker. He made complimen- hasty promises with regard to tax of’ v tary reference to the former reductions. If a commercial firm ‘n ‘ leader of the Government, now did business in that way it would ' t Mr. Justice Saunders, also the very soon be bankrupt. but fortunate- Ea ‘ ,1 present Premier. It was only ly for Prince Edward Island a Lib- proper that a farmer should be eral Government succeeded.
M l‘ leader of the House. It had been an
int ticipated that his conducting of th oli v House would not be up to the aver- Y age but he had got along without . any serious mistakes. M m, If Mr. Sharpe, newly elected mcm ~ i . ., ber for Second Prince carried into this art , House his high standard of citizen lyl ..._ ship, the Speaker believed he would
bean acquisition indeed. 1v . In nearly all I present Government had made radi
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chair. He also praised the Lea. Gov- emmentfs house-keeping, especially "f" its improvements to Prince County- f}: This year not so much criticism was “l- being heard about the Prince County .65.‘ Jail.
Dr. MaoMillan: lotsof groceries." , M; Allen; "The groceries were .;_gerved in sufficient quantities, so l“ that the prisoners will live long Ab. enougp to serve their sentences." Dr. mcmlllan: "Under the Ticket gggwoildaeave Act?"
- l; Allen: “The Ticket 0f LBRVEI ‘ltmlnctdoes not exist. Why talk about 1,; man :Act that has not come into ex- _;y.<-. lstcnce?" ,, iflgflesumlng the debate on Mon- ,;,__,,',.,day aftcxnoon Mr. 1.11811 OOm-Iflended m; m, mad work carried on under the n. mibpral regime, both senerllly and “m; with regard to his own Ivilltfm- TIN ’H - cunowners were mpreciative of this work, 1'11; tux on automobiles had
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v‘ cal improvements. Ml". Allen insist- Vv ed.__I~le instanced ferry boats, bridges, roads, elc., as being left in a neglect- Conservative v Government. Delegations had come
= to him, Mr. Allen, saying that the roads‘ had been neglected for twenty
Stewart twenty
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f“ He paid a compliment to the A11¢~nin5l5l,@d_ sp-eaker whose srcflt Krflndfathcfs m present he explained, m9 manu- l P0111115 1151185 0V6!‘ the 51169-39“ facturcs keep their prices up whim
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- Mr. Allen cited a road near Anti- e gonish, N. S. that would not com- pare with any Island roads.
Dr. MacMillan: “How would it compare with the Allen Road?" - Mr. Alien said that the latter was now dry and smooth and was good - enough for anyone to travel over. Nova Scottu per capital tax he said, is 400 per crnt greater then ours, Why then should the Lea Govern- - ment be ' criticised for borrowing reasonable nmollnts for necessary expenditures in -p-ub1i'c works?
If it was fair to collect a poll tax in Charlottetown, why is it not fair to collect it from the Province? Mr. Allen asked. If evcr there was an administration that, was determined to balance the province finance it was" tile Bell Government. Why should any person be allowed to vote. without contributing to the Provin- cial revenue? It would only be fair and proper to dlsfranchise anyper- son who did not pay poll tax, Mr.
agricultural prices have declined. He cited figures showing increases in cost of manfactured articles since 1914. Premier Bennett should have protected the farmers as well as the manfactursr, which it was not doing Mr. Allen said.
The fox industry is in such a con- dition today that every rancher must watch his expenses. There are approximately 30,00) registered foxes and 10,000 unregistered foxes. An increase of 63,000 pups are OXIWCIBd this year, consequently we will have 100,000 foxes this year. Valuing each at $50, this makes $5,000,000 which is a. large amount u) have represented in one industry.
Mr. Allen dealt with the freight rate per pound on cheap fox moat which rate today is a high as on
high-class beefsteak. This was an absorbent rate and makes it difficult for the fox farmer to operate at a profit.
The financial report this year was not Mr. Allen's but it was one which the Public Accounts Commit- tee recommended last year. It gave, he said, the opportunity for any one to see at a glance the total revenue and expenditure of the Province. Exception had been taken to a num- ber of items In Capital Expenditure Accounts but he defied anyone tosoy that these items were not capital ex- penditure or that they were not nec- cessary expenditures.
The Grand River Ferry under the Conservative regime was criticised
town, is visiting in RJOIIO Bay East, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Keefe.
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operation at the earliest possible season. The speaker went over the items of bridges, road gravelllng, etc. If the Opposition can find any- thing in the Revenue and Expendi- ture columns that should not be there he would like to know what it svas. The Opposition was trying to find something on which to catch the Government, but; they had not found very much. He quoted from the reports of the Public Account Committee of 1925 and compared this statement with the Public Accounts of last year. Using the arguments of the Opposition leader in 1925 the interest today would be $84,262. making a difference of $9,610 in this Government's form.
' The enforcement of Prohibition Act had been criticised to some ex- tent but not to any great extent. Government Control had “had its day and ceased to be." Prohibition is the law and if the Government had a little more support from the Op position and less destructive criticism it would be better.
"We have no convictions today be- cause we have no offenders," lVllr. Allen said. "The place is dry. They say there are a-few airplanes carry- ing booze but that is a matter of the Custom authorities.
Dr. MacMillan: "Any convictions in Summerslde last year?"
Mr. Allen: “Oh yes."
Dr. MacMillim: “How many?"
lvlr. Allen: "You should know?"
Dr. MacMllllanz “I do know, I am asking you if you know."
The Opposition, Mr. Allen con- tended, criticised the Govsrment for convictions, and criticised them if there were no convictions.
Continuing he said" that recently in another Province a car load of liquor met a delegation going up to the Government asking for financial relief. This was the situation under Government Control. He cited con- vlctions for illegal selling of liquor in other Provinces. ‘
Dr. MacMillan: "Tell us about that woman in Summerslde."
Mr. Allen: “You might know m0?” about it than I do."
Dr. MacMillan: “You don't know much about Summerside, do you?‘ ML: Allen: "I am talking about! Governmentbontrol in other Prov- inces." ' . One thing" the Government was re- ceiving credit for, Mr. Alien con- tinued, was the organization of the provincial police. Concluding "he said that "before March 1st" the Government would appeal i0 the 0°11" try. The Liberal Administration stood for progress; the Opposition stood for stagnation.
ROLLO BAY AND VICINITY
Mr. J. P. Chalsson, Bear Rivcrwwas among the recent visitors to Char- lottetown.
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The Misses Mary and Rita Whyte, Souris West, were visitors to New Acadia recently, guests of their cou- sin, Mrs. Williams.
Mr. John Chaisson, teacher at Bear River, was a visitor to Char- lottetown recently.
Mr. Joseph Gillls, St. Margarets, was in Rollo Bay recently on a busi- ness trip. '
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burke, Rollo Bay, are spending sometime in New Acadia with their son, Mr. John J. Burke.
Mr. Joseph Cahlll, Rollo Bay East. was a passenger to Charlottetown recently.
Miss Hazel Keefe, R.N., Charlotte-
Frank
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by Mr. Alien. A new ferry had been
His many friends learned with re-l
tvxbll-Ill, thvclliheralsgaad was In gret. of the illness of Mr. Joseph E.. v
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He won her in spite of; hon: thieves on the one side ‘-- 1m! the police on the other. A Dar- in; Lover. A Dlshllll Glllwt- A Daredevil Ilero in an Outdoor Adventure Drama.
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Deagle, Bear River South, and hope for his speedy recovery.
on Sunday.
Mr. Lloyd Stewart, l Souris East
Sunday.
Georges, Mrs. Bessie MacCormac and Mr. Neil MacCormac, St. Georges, were visitors to Rollo Bay West re- cently. .
The Misses Imelda and Margaret Chalsson, Bear River South, spent Sunday in Lower Rollo Bay, the guest of Miss Margaret Deaglc.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chaisson and baby daughter Priscilla, Rollo Bay, West, were visitors to New Annan on Sunday. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John MaeCormac.
Mr. John J. MacDonald, Red House, was a visitor to Rollo Bay West on Sunday last.
The many friends of Mr. Alec. Fisher, whose residence and store at Bear River Station was destroyed by fire some time ago, will be glad to
learn that he has a. new building nearing completion where he intends to resume his mercantile business.
Mr. Thomas White, Rollo Bay Centre, left recently ‘tor Monticello, where he is in‘ the employ of Mr. Thomas J. MacDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. ‘William Howlettn Gowan Brae, were visitors to Rollo Bay West: on Monday.
____€__ JUDGMENT SAYS SALTS CAUSED COWS T0 DIE
ToRoNro, April 29.--'I‘hc salt of saltpctre incorrectly labelled as min- eral salts by a Queensville storekcep- er, W. A. Burkeholdcr, to district farmers caused the death of six cows in the eriod January to March, 1930. Subsequent action b ythe six farmers resulted in court judgments against Burkeholder on six actions for a total sum of $639.35 as compensation for the loss of the cows.
Burkeholder purchased the salts from the York Trading Co. Ltd., Tn- ronto, and he now sues that com- pany in non-Jury county court before Judge O'Connell for $1,000 as com- pensatlon for his liabilities and for his alleged loss of business prestige.
PORTLAND, Me., April 29.—Auth- ority for this fish story is Professor William F. Clapp, of Massachusetts Institute of Technology:
While he was aboard the trawler Princeton, oft‘ Sable Island, making studies to determine what fish eat, he found a 42-inch gooscflsh which had swallowed a 32-inch codfish. He also found a codfish which had swallowed two seagulls.
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Here is a never-failing form of relief from sciatic pain:
R ‘ Take Aspirin tablets and yoluYII avoid needleu suffering from sciatica-lum- bngo-and similar cxcnlciating
hey do relieve; they don ‘t do any llilririf Just make cure it is genuine.
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Mr. Reginald MacDonald, Grove Pine, Little Pond, motored to Souris
was a visitor to Rollo Bay East on
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Morrison, ‘St.
have written several new songs dur-
in the meetings which begin May S. ‘These meetings will continue each night except Saturday for three weeks, beginning week nights at 7.30.
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Court yesterday morning, a speeder was fined $25 and costs or ten days.
will advise customers about patbernsl and fitting April 28th to 30th. Moorel d: McLeod, Ltd. 4993-4-25-27-29-3l.i
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CHURCH 0F SCOTLAND - Rev. l Wallace MacWalker will preach in the Church at Canoe Cove on Satur- I day evening, May 2nd. I
LOWER PRICES .—- Gar ‘a City , Butter now selling in 10 lb. blocks for $3.00. 2 lbs. 64 cents. 1 lb. 33 cents.
BUTTERICK HOLDS DEMON- STRATION in our pattern section,
Limited.
CHURCH Church, May 3rd: Tyne Valley, 11; Freeland, 3; Bldeford, 7.30. Preacher,
garet, N. S.
BRADALBANE United Church of Canada. Services on the above charge for Sunday, May 3rd are as follows: Granville, 11 a. m.; Rosel Valley, 3 ‘p. m.; Bradalbane, 7 p. m. Thos Palethorpe, Minister.
HOME DRESSMAKERS WILL appreciate our service in having an ex- pert from BUTTERICK ln our patt- ern department, Apirl 28th to 33th. Consult her. Moore 8a McLeod Lim- , Ited. 4993-4-25-27-29-3i. SHOW YOUR. INTEREST by at tending the Annual Meeting of the, Anti-Tuberculosis Society and Free! Dispensiary ln Board of Trade l Rooms at 8 o'clock tonight. 4302-4-30-11. I
of Point de Bute, has received and] accepted an invitation to become‘ minister of the Winsloe pastorate
He takes charge the first Sunday in July, l931.——Moncton Times.
STANLEY BRIDGE AND NORTH RUSTICO-Servlccs in the United Church on Sunday, May 3rd, Stan- ley Bridge, at 11 u. m. and North Rustico at.3 p. m., subject, “Play Actors.” Sunday Schols, Stanley at 10 a. m., Rustico at 2 p. m.,, Caven- dish at l0 a. m., and Glasgow at 11 a. m. Rev. H. S. Bishop, Minister.
nanny ARRIVAL-The fourl masted schooner “Avon Queen" Capt.
R. MacLean, arrived yesterday from New York‘ with‘
ard 8a Co., this ls possibly the earl- I lest on record for a schooner to bring l hard coal to Charlottetown. This, coal is to supply warmth next winter. A. Pickard dz’ Co, believe in being prepared. Gus-i
enjoy that satisfied feeling that next‘ '
CADET INSPECTIONS - Advice‘ has been received from Halifax that the annual examinations physical education
School will take place here on the‘ 5th and 6th of ‘May. The Physical! education certificate ISrITCCBSSETY for; teachers in the schools of the Pro? vince and this year 161 men and 110 ladies, will present ir ‘vts for examination. This figure repre- sents a slight increase over theat- tcndance at last. year's examination. The course-now concluding started in October, and was conducted by a physical training instructor provided by the Department of National De- fence. Immediately following these examinations the annual inspections of the cadet corps at Prince of Wales College and St. Dunstans University will be carried out, while the remain- ing Charlottetown Cadet Corps will not be inspected until June. The lrly closing of Prince of Wales anc St. Dunstaus ulakus an early inspec- tion necessary for those cadet corps.
EVANGELIST R E T U R N 1 N G SHORTLY-Jilvangelist and Mrs.
Robt. F. Whlston will arrive in Charlottetown from Providence, R. 1., on May first and will begin their first meeting with the P. E. I. Mis- sionary Board, in the Charlottetown Central Christian church on Sun- day, May 3. Dr. Whlston has taken most of the winter in university work at Brown University and will soon receive hLs Master degree. He advises Major Leonard MacKay, the President of the P. E. I. Board, that he will appear before Charlottetown audiences with new messages with the modern dress, but the same old Gospel preached by Jesus, Peter and Paul. He and Mrs. Ruby Whiston
ing the winter that they will sing
. He will discuss such themes as “Where is God," _"_1s Jesus God,"
Made In Canada
“Central Guardian i
SPEEDEB’ FlNED-At the Police '
MISS ALDRED OF BUTTERICK’
4307-4-30-tf.
April 28th t0 30th. Moore 8r McLeod: 4993-4-25-27-29-31. ‘
SERVICES —- United’
Rev. John Nicholson from Glen Mar- ' '
ACCEPTS CALL-Rev. L. J. Leord, l '
charge, near Charlottetown, P. E. I. 1 l.
cargo of high Q ‘ grade ‘Anthracite Coal for A. Pick-I '
householders l
tomers can fill their bins now and.
winter's coal is in the cellar. l '_ - 4314-4-30-11. ‘ ._ I ‘.
of the classes at the Prince of Wales College and Normal‘ .
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“Gates of Pearl," "Points Beyond," "Loves Argument," Christ and of Man," and many oth- er pcrtincnt themes. The Whistons will remain on the Island until De- cember Churches of Christ in meetings. The public will be cordially welcomed at , these meetings by Minister and Mrs. v . Outhouse and by the entire Cen- tral Church.
GOOD TOURIST PROSPECTS.- The prospects for the coming cum- mer are three or four times better than lost year. according to Canad- ian Pacific Railway reports, Mr. C. B. Andrews, District Passenger Agent. St. John, N. B., told a Guardian representative yesterday. drews, accompanied by Mr. W. ‘T. Pugslcy, Travelling PILSSEEIICI‘ agent, is on a tour of nspection, visiting Summerslde on Tuesday and Char- lottetown yesterday. Throughout the Marltlmes, business was over the border, but not withstanding dull tllncs in the United States there wns a great deal of railway travel, and every indication pointed to Can- ada. having record tourst traffic in the summer, Travel by sea had also been exceptionally good, and the prospects still better. The marvellous l new c. P. R. Steamer, the Empress of Britain, the last word in steam- ship luxury and efficiency starts on her maiden trip from Southampton on May 27 and ls due in Quebec on June l-flve days for the passage- three days on the Atlantic and slightly under two days in the Gull and River St. Lawrence. Andrews and Mr. Pugaley _ are dc- lishted with the feeling of optimism
The Greatest Buying; Opportunity in Years
‘EIITIIIE FAMILY WILL BENEFIT! .
We Promise You Will Not Be Disappointed, But Come Early
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NEW SPRING F EILT HATS
VALUES UP TO $5.00
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY WILL BE GREAT. DAYS OF VALUE THAT YOU CANT AFFORD TO MISSv Here is a sale of New Spring Merchandise that will appeal to people ini-
cvery walk of lIfe.--A sale with prices marked so low, that this event can not fail to bring crowds of thrifty money saving people to this store.
Every Article in our Store 0n Sale. Store Open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings '
MEN'S BALBRIGGAN COMBINATIONS SPECIAL rmca A r01: surr
89 and 98
EASTERN CAPS
LARGE RANGE NEW PATTERN
1.50 and 1.75
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DRESS SHIRTS nnoaoctorn commas arracnan on SEPARATE_
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WORK ANI) nmsss , PANTS
$1.75 m $5.25
FOOTWEAR MEN'S. woman's AND CHILDRENS SPECIAL PRICES
guard models. Do not miss this opportunity.
$30.00 SERGE SUITS
MEN OF CH'TOWN BE IIERE TOMORROW
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Blue and Gray Serge, 18 oz. All high goods, this season's styylcs. Sells regular $30.00. Our price . . .
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$25.00 null: SERGE SIIIT
coma FRIDAY on SATURDAY
Men's and Young Men's regular $25.00 Botany Blue Serge Suits. Double and single v
breasted. All v sizes. Specizil price . . . . . . . . . . . ..
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MEWS T0? BOATS l MEN AND YOUNG l\lI_EN'S MODELS l All high ‘grade, this season's styles.
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tllc values are truly exceptional. Size 27 to 36.
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