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EON-On Saturday evening, March 30th, the dwelling house of Mr. Will- lam Mdhar was completely dlstroycd by fire. Trc lire apparently started from the pipe where it enters the flue, and spread so rapidly that most of the contents were destroyed. A lﬂlfse crowd of people soon gather- ed, but. nothing could be done to stay the rsvsses of the fire. This is a severe loss to Mr. Mahar and family. and the sympathy of the entire com. lnunity goes out for him in this sad accident. By unanimous impulse the hﬂkhbors are doing all they can to help Mr. Mshar, and have succeeded in cutting a Iraml for a new house and have it landed at Mr. Murphy's saw mill and Mr. Murphy has Con- seated to give ‘the use or his mill to saw the frame without cost to Mr. Mahar. All this goes to show the high esteem in which Mr. and Mrs, M8113!‘ are held in the community.

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—lllGH SCHOOL concert Thurs- day at 8 p. m. sharp. Admission 35c. 3164

—I:‘.NJOYABLE DANCE-A very enjoyable dance was held in the Working Men's Association Hall on Monday evening and was c. decided success. About 1B0 dancers took the floor and tripped the light fantastic until midnight-B

—FARMERS!-Why not pool your orders foi- fertilizer so that you can get. lowest possible prices from Hol-

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ﬁgures to show that. wider the manr‘ ugﬁlllﬁllt o! Mr. Lea. the Fslconwood Farm was much more productive than under the Conservative regime, whog‘ lie said, put $500,000 fire insurance they collected into ordinary expend- lture to mcke i» better showing.

Speaking of the Federal grant lu; technical education, he claimed that the Conservatives had overdrawri ‘ the account in 1925 to the extent 0:‘ $3.700. Had it not been for this, there would have been s. surplus in the sc- couiits oi $2.500.

EDUCATION

We all had meetings, he said. with; our electors to ascertain what theyl Wlﬁllﬂl in connection with the teach- -i~rs‘ salaries. But the Coiiservatlves, would have done better to have done so in 1927, when they started our.‘ gilaiyiiig "Just a Wee Deoch an‘ Dornis“ but came back lo the tune of “flicrcls a long. long trail 11-0111’!- ing into the lend 0t my drelmﬁ"

He deplored the Bell Government lpoll tux, saying it “as one of LL! flies; ever put on. But the Conser- vutlvcs renounced it. the revenue ..~ , rlcplowri. and the lcatrhcrs Walit more salniy "We would like to SE6 them

for less than csrlosd rates on fer- ---- tiliur to your station. 8008-t-9-3i --"I‘he many friends of Mrs. David Reid, Montague, will be sorry to hcrir that she ls still sick in bed and the

last reports was no better.

--OONGREGATIONAL MEET- ING-At s. meeting of the congrega- tion of St. Mary's Church, held in the Parish Hall at Summerslde on Monday evening, it was unanimously agreed to sell that part of the Rect- ory grounds bordering on Green and Spring Streets and known as the garden plot, i! suitable purchasers can be found. 'I‘he proceeds will be devoted to the Rectory Funds. This property ts situated in the very best residential district of Suminerslde and would make at least two ideal building lots-S

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PERSONALS‘

—Miss May Bernard who spent the winter in New York has re- turned to her home in Tignlsn-T

-—’I‘he Rev. William McCsbe who has been visiting his parents Mr, and Mrs. Wm. McCsbe, Iona, returned t0 Tllnl-Sh on Saturday-T liquid or milk) is harmless to stomach, inexpensive to take and in the most efficient form of lllilgl‘? ‘r for stomach pilrposes. It is ll!""l b" thousands oi’ people who our": t1~~ meals with ndﬁnore fear 0i llliil"! tion.

—Mr. P. A. McDonald, Tignlsh. was in Summerside on Friday-T

—Miss Bertha. Riley of Summer- side, is spending s. few days visiting friends in CrspaulL-S

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—Mrs. (Rev) J. P. C. Fraser, oi Summerside, has gone on an extend- ed visit to relatives and friends in Nova Bcotia.—S

(Continued from Page lll SUBSIDIES

—Miss Constance Allan, of Port Elgin. has been visiting in Summer- slde the guest of Mia; Thelma. Allan

and returned to her home on ‘Iues- In regard to the subsidy question.

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‘WP-is he felt that the Prcniici- had been doing svhat. lie could to get; inofe. It takes time-Jo get an increase o: subsidy. and he felt that the recom- mcudihlon Oi‘ the Duncan Commis- sion in this regard would be imple- mented. He recalled the fact that ‘ all the Conservative members of the —Mr. Warren Lord, of Charlotie- House voted against this commis- mwn- w“ '- Vmwr W summit oifi= sion. So he was glad when he heard this week-S DrhyMacMillan say that. this was the only way it_could be got. He then enumerated the new car ferry, the piers at Borden. and the standard- ization of the Murray Harbor Rail- way-cll meaning a heavy expcndltllrg by the Federal Government.

-—Mr. J. B. Gardiner of Freetown entered the Prince County Hospital for treatment 0n Thursday 4th. His many friends hope for a speedy re- covery.

YORK SCHOOL

Following is the standing of pupils for month of March. Grade X--1 Roy Vesey.

G d zx-i rl e Donald Boothroyd, 2 AGMCULTURE

Louis Vesey, 3 Aletha MacDonald.

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Brade VIII-l vsuhcs Watts, 2

With regard to thissubject, he ex-

get it." he saicl. But there is just oncl \‘D_‘-’ in which that, could be done-é. and that is through direct, taxation.‘ ‘It is nu lllC;l\‘.(\l‘lllll9 time to ask f0!‘ l’. Min‘. the (jrrseiiiiilciit. will put. 4m‘ iljdbprliClClll commission.

‘l‘ll."l'i' are {Pu niziiiy small schools

‘lliri ten l‘l'.]ll1 schools cost $05 00 per i, i=iixl the l4 pupil s::1i..als C061, 0 yer lllillll So that a comm a’ won is; \c:‘_y lie "y to look into the‘ ‘nzrtunt i“.l(l pzrhaps oilect needed‘ ‘llﬁllﬁ. But such n commis- triilzezl oi long before ever ,. leathers’ salaries question came . l. praised their work. and then warmly groiiiiuc-iidccl His HCllGl‘ the Lieuten- ‘geiicrously donated for iiuprovclilcii in school" and farm lioizies.

He spoke warmly oi’ the cizccilcitt. work oi the Red Cross. and praiarc. Dr, lvlucltiilliiii ‘for his stand in i‘e~‘ gizrd to ilio building oi a SNIIZliOYlIIIII." also praising Sir Charles Dalton 10f “ha; lie liutl clone. and CZ(1ll“J"‘"‘ll{

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FLT’. I11’ 'l'.'llII)'S ADDRESS l-ii lllustzirtl said that tli_ lied been one of cxception- , "y in all departments, but‘ in that of Public Worksni . Liiieiiz, was now equlppcdi ~ iiutcliiiicry, illld had been, ‘ 1‘llt cu a business basis. The machin- l ,l-iy wns t; big undertaking, and we have some criticism on the part oil both Liberals and Conservatives. .

The Opposition quotes from edi-E torials iii the Patriot, criticizing the department.

In the ﬁrst part. of the season.‘ owing to the inexperience of the op- ‘ craters the rcsult was not perhaps satisfactory. But. towards the epd oi the season it was excellent, with the- resilli; that our by-roads are as good as the Stewart Government's high- ways.

It is true that $272,000 had been spent in improvements with the re- sult that the debt had been increas- cd by $100,000. But in the first yeai of the Stewart, Government (I924) the Stctvcrt Government had gone in debt to the extent 0i $160,000- even thought there was a highway grant from Ottawa. of $145,000. Bu: borrowings are perhaps inevitable, as the public works must be carried on.

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Verna Vesey.

Grade VII-l Naomi Boston, 2 Willie Crockett.

Grade VI-l Raymond Vesey, 2 Roberta Brown.

Grade V—1 Stanley Crockett.

pressed his regret that the Minister of Agriculture through illness was not present. Though he was recov- ering, he would not. possibly be in his piece this session.

He paid a high tribute of praise

THE EXTERNAL AUDIT

Tho Opposition Leader claims that in the other provinces their system of book-keephig is such that an ex-

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Grade III-l Miriam Vesey, 2 Alice to the wrol: of Mr. Lea, particular-

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ly with reference to the Falconwood Farm.

He ‘regretted that, during the past. year. the breeding of horses had not progressed as it should. Twenty nine carlcads had been imported, and‘ thil. at 0120.00 per head would work It 053.000. He felt that the policy oi’ the Minister c! Agriculture was doing the right. thing in giving a bonus to horse breeders. It. costs silo to raise a horse to a weight or 1500 lbs. but he felt it would be worth

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ternal audit is Ul necessary with them, though it is with us. They, some time ago, called hi an auditor. Mr. Blanchard. who was supposed to’ improve our system o! book-keeping | It is a my that he an not intro-I ducq the systems in use in the other, provinces. for then he would have saved this province from $200 to I000 for an external audit.

Ml‘. Mustard adjourned the debate i and the House adjourned accordingly i till i0 l. m. this morning.

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Al to milch cows-the American inarbot was taking largo numbers or them at s good price. -He did not‘ believe. however. in selling valuable dairy stock to such an omega; to

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