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PAddress To 1hr. J. T. Morris

following farewell address was ~m w Mr. John T. Morris, ' er of the Provincial Bank of gummerside, by members m; Bummerside Board of ‘Prado

“up; learned of your appoint- .110 the managershlp of the ' ttetown Branch of your your fellow members of the ersde Board of ‘lrads have you to join us here this ev- m order that we might col- n|y extend to you our most and hearty congratulations aw promotion to a larger field ' ma, at the same time, ex- , w, dgep regret at the de- 1 .. of so worthy a ctlzsn. ‘~31; not our intention to em- ‘ u __ you by fulsome flattery, or a u mm of your good qualities iilen. Your personal char- __ w, ynce you became a res- og gummerslde, are known t0 "n; u; and reference to them ‘ be ruperfluous._ We are more

transferred to branch July 2, 1907; to Lullcnbul-g,g u. s. June so, 190a; also to HaM-1

m; record as a member of .. out, and with the loss it sus- “your removal. For a num- ,_ gums you have been an ac- . p-flcpant in the work of this on, not only as a private ,hut as the chairman of. 41W"! most important oom- . ,snd for two tenns-1925 and ‘ . its very capable and emc-

nlase of us who were most close- [vmodaled w'th you in the activ- tsoi the Board feel that we can- nt let this opportunlty- pass with- expressing to you our deep ap- htion or the readiness with ~ h you answered every call; the be and consideration you gave » every problem which presented eli; and the sound ' -» exlrbited in handling the var- ~ matters which came up for 1 1- 0n and ‘settlement. In shdri. i give of your best to the inter- of the Board of "bade-and, it, to the town o! Bum- de-and we wish you to be.- ~ ~ that both your fellow mem- - and our citizens in general. long remember your good work

lily we also refer to another ev- 4 of your good judgment by a the fact that you chose

ms 1’ll take out a big insurance pnucy on my life, so that you will

for your welfare and happiness in" your new f-eld of labor, and thcl hope that you may always attain! in YOU!‘ OhCBCD ya

as a banker and s cltmen undoubt-i edly merit. 4

will you please accept, from the‘ members of the Summerslde Board of ‘trade, this small testimomll of our grateful appreciation of £110‘ services you so freely and cheerful- ly rendered during your long con- nection with cur organization. I TH! SUMMERSIDE BOARD 0F}

TRADE, ' |'

Bev. Robinson, President. The “m1: °f “lmrillg “Wall 111°

Rh A Gordon’ sccmtaryl Prince of Welles College ruins 15

ML Mon“, leaves today to take progressing rapidly. Eight carts are the mmagership of the bank at in use hauling the brick and plac-

chulottewwim He is being succcctt Ilia it in plies. lvlcll arc also at work i sortnig thc brick and removing the

nlurtzu". A lnrgc quantity has al- ready liccn handled in this man- ner. A way; has been cleared into the middle of the rllins and the cllrfs flrc working from the inside as well 11S outside. Canada in June 28, 1004. He wos1the Riley Bmldlng’ Queen street’ 15 11150 progressing rapidly. expected that the work will be com- ploicd illfour or five weeks. Last lwcnk additional mcn were em- ploycrl. there being now about fif- lccll nt (vork. It is thought that tllvv llf‘ill'_\' gml-t of the vivork will be i‘fil'lll""tf*tl tllia ulcck. It is not yet kllfY-Yll who will occupy the prem- ises lvllcn finished.

ed by Mr. C. E. Cameron, of In- dian River, and late manager of the Tlgnish Branch of the Provin- e'al.

Mr. Morris started in the bunk- ing career in his natve town of Newcastle in the Royal Bunk of

the Sulnlncrsldc

fax, Montreal, Cobalt, Vancouver

City (two branches in that city), iHKIACB Rupert, where he was given the manager'- ship; thence to Calgary, and tutor a year's leave of absence on llcculnv. of illness was made assistant Illlllh, ager at Newcastle, N. B., and i111 1917 was appointed manager at Tig- nish.

on May 1. 1919. ML Mon-ls 10m. the City HnSplf-nl f0!‘ treatment. ed the Provincial Bank of Canada, opening the May lst, [919 and has been here $111013.‘ Durmg this period he opened brun- ches at Kinkora and Tignish,

Port Esslngtun,

Sununers fie branch, -

While a zesdent of sllillfllcfsldf

he has taken an active part in thc various activities ol the town, and has been a prominent member Ol the Board of Trade since 1925, and was its President for two years: and has been chairman of the Railway r

L a.

foi- a . of 110011;. Mr. Morris had, the honor also to

be the first President of the Sum-

mersldo Curling Club and during

his term the present splendli rlulr

was completed. l-le also took an ac- tive interest in golf and in rc-

orgnnizing the Boy scouts. The best, wishes of his numerous friends nc- cornpany Mr. Morris to his charge.

Kl B '.\'

Persistent Suitor-“If you marl‘?

l of Summe " s fair daught- ‘.~ ll your life partner? hills. Mor- ‘Illl undoubtedly be as greatly you don't die? inherownslrslaaewill ——- , in yours. We sincerely trust f 10111 0i you. in your new en- will continue to retain, 1' M18111’ and otherwise, 17 you so deservedly won in

be well provided for.

, conclusion we extend to you. 11h. Morris and yourself, the g - and most sirlcere good wish- " the members of this Board,

l, that meaf 13 Il- m. Souifport vs Queen Hotel; sure o! success which your qualities 9-30. Imvi". Fur vs Gyroscopes- Ad-

wcrc crillul out about 4.30 ycscer. day fol‘ u. firc at the residence of Mr. St. The blnrc was confined to a few slllnglcs on file roof and was ex- llllllflliShCd with chemicals.

C115‘. 110s entered the P. E. l’. Hos- rffnl fl-rnds hope for a speedy recovery.

Kollncdy left yesterday morning for Amherst to attend a meeting of the Exhibition Association. Mr. W. L. Roper also left for Amherst in connection with Calf Club work. be simuafly canvassed,

a m.‘- urn:

Ti“ ~_ RAGE THREE CENTRAL GUARDIAN Trinity lllliltll Church n E T A I l s F WESTERN GUARDIAN Nomination Day

_‘.~ WEDNESDAY l 1 -RETURNED noun-Hon, 11M‘. At Slim m QFSidC . Mr

HOCKEY at New ‘Glasgow to- alakmmon Band regular mum MMNQM "tuned Mme on New“ ‘

night, Oyster Bcd Vsllversides vs. 40cm‘ Han. ' ~ R E D u I u N s evening hum Montreal by pun“ (spam w u" Gunman) Whenever we can be of ser. NEW Glflfiilfllv Inmcrials. 979-11 Afternoon-Ladies’ Aid, eetlng 1'0. v ma,‘ He w” woompmjed by M,‘ co,,_.,~;d,.rablc jmeccst “.35 _, m, 11W l0 Y0" — give us a call.

work - East. Parlor,. Heart'- Menlorisl Hall.

7.30-Weekly Prayer Service — Visi- tors welcome - Hearts Mem- orial Hall. 983-2-11-11.

PUBLIC ‘VORKS ITEMS-De. tails of estimates tabled in Parlia. melll; on Mollduy include the fol- lowing for Prince Edlvard Island; St. Pcicrs harbor, pier, $1999; Victoria, wharf enlargement, $5,. 400; harbors and rivers generally, for maintenance of services, $50,000, Chnl-lottctolvn-Pictou service, $3,. 000; Charlottetown, Victoria. and Hallidzlys Wllzll-fscrvlce $3,500.

JUNIOR HOCKEY TONIGHT-

Further Inquiry In t o R a d i o Broadcasting

OTrAWA, Ont, Feb. l6. (By the Canadian Pressh-A further lnqmry into radio broadcastnw-whether it should be under private or public control-will be made by a parlia- mentary committee, Premier R. B. Bennett told. the House oi Com- mons today.

The recent judgment of the Privy Council vesting control of radio in the Dominion has left the Gov- ernment free to take action in in- stituting such a scheme of radio broadcasting as might be of bene- fit to the country. The present con- dition of broadcasting was not sat- isfactory; Canadians had the same right to enjoy the advantages of that science as other countries. It would, however, take considerable time to put into effect any scheme decided on. _

The Government had before it the, report of the Aird Commission which colnta ned considerable in- formation on all phases of radio. the Premier continued. It was there- fore proposed to institute further enquiries and particularly to at- tempt to devise a scheme that would be unexcelled in rado bl- ‘casting.

To prosecute such enquiries a |c0mmltlee of the house would be appointed to whom the matter 'would be referred in broad terms. The functions of this body would be to advise and recommend a com- plete technical scheme of radio broadcasting in Canada. so design- ed as to provide Canadians with the best modern science could produce, and also to determine the most sat- of this |gmct0ry agency to carry out such ‘a scheme. All interests would be

represented before the 00111111111191?-

It would not be large, said Mr. Bennett. He hoped among opposit- ion members could be found some rufilccl-ltly interested in r8510 t0 enable them to deal with the tech- nical problems involved. On the Government side . members would

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sunllr FIRE-The firemen

Tlloums Mills. 137 Hlllsboro

RECONSTRUCTION womc _

The work on

It is‘

w‘ PERSONAL§ _

Mr. E. M. Dickson has entered

Mrs. lsnnc NlcCoubrey

for tl-cntmcnt. Her many

hfessrs. W. R. Show and Jack

The committee would determin“

“_*———€———-~ whether public or privately Mme"

BIRTHS broadcasting was in the country‘

best interests. The w'dest latitud

'1‘mvlITT—At P. E. I. Hospital, on wquld be given for the expressiol 10:11.13, 1932, to Ml‘. and Mrs, L, C_ ’l‘rlvctt, Charlottetown, a son. HANSEN-At P. E. I. Hospital, on Feb. 16th, to Ml“. and Mrs. Paul HflllfiCll, Cliarlottclown, a daughter. 1 nonhuman-At P. E. I. Hospital,‘ on Fcb. 13, 1032, to Mr. and Mrs. John Mclrmnan, Wood Islands, a daughter.

of views before the committee.

l LIBERAL

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(Continued from P889 1)

Minister mica-ted that Mr. Kfl18'51 ‘London speech had been made in public, and that his answer should

DEATHS

50nd G171: Yes’ b“ “PW” DUI" =Y——At Kinkora, February 10 be made in public. He also stated

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We are buying Turnip: every day at our Warchousc. Hogan's Wharf.

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Miscellaneous

Illblll Loud Burveym‘. Herman-

.‘ . s i.) we (B a’ ogarvz-lo-ls-l month.

lion stolen from Peter J .Vca=cy‘s.

West Royalty. Please return snnlc

as party was seen catchilw him. 988-2-17-21.

Lost

Point and Summcrsldc. a mall's l black fur coat. Finder please notify Leo Bhrecnan, Klnkorn.

n ~ A M7001! Aggy use terrier. Would l

I _" vmt _ E1 Rflnnh," xv“ v \\

.43-2-l0-3.i, 130m Rina on hand at Guardint‘

962-2-17-21 ‘lkmighg m. King quoted from NDEBTAKE“ UVMUNBQ UAW! D] R. 0. SWECIY b0- FOI‘ Sai- U for; the Besuharnois coulmlttce of ~' slvlasmaa "Aanao/mn SUITABLE roll Cliallfillflowil and lining outhousos etc. n"; . North wlltahire n mm‘ mmdm’ °m°°' ° ‘I Phone m I‘. W. B. 02min "'1' "'11-! - i" " """' "“ 5 "IIIDIIACIOI cents bundle Guardian 00g?‘ " __________ n,“ ‘u’ “h” mun“ _ Tn Lci m Prince s0. ram m: rnuonwev. 1roa slits r0 an. nomn 1w» T9 "EYlT—'~"T-""'-" ""'““" 5"" m‘ '1'“

Card of Thanks f~.llll.ly wish to sillccrcly thank their in. lds and neighbours and Doctors for illcll kindness during the recent ilillPSS and dcatll of their daughter Lillmn. A150 (hose who sent sprays

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IN. MEMORIAM

D. MacLean

1 193., Esmond Earle Duffy, age four that dis evidence showed that thc < months. FRANCIS-At l3 Orlebar 8L, Tuesday, Feb. 16, W.lliam Edgar SWWZY. Francis, aged 37 years. Funeral at ills formcl home Fortune Bridge on “Thllflidily, Feb. 18th, service start- ling at 2 o'clock. Interment Bay , Fortune Comctcry. 5 “ALLEN-wit thc rcrldence oi’ Dan- ’ icl lvlitchcll, Village Green, on Feb. 10, 1032, Mrs. William Ballem, aged

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lTllllfSflii)’ at ‘.1 p. m. to Birch Hill t.

|$10,000 contributed to Gen. Meiluail‘ mrwas a personal contribution by Mr

In a. somewhat stormy fl11m°5 phare, M1‘, King retorted 1.11M. til Premier might also have lniorme the House Mr. Sweezy had said lh same thmg respecting the oontrlbu- > tions w Sena/to s Raymond 1W1, Haydon. However, said the OPPO- sltion leader in a last flins. "I 161W’ that he (the Prime Minister) is in- capable of a gracious sot. and I W11‘- not press the point."

Wi-h this the exchange ended af- ter having occupied the House for a full hour,

Fullcrlll from hcr late residence

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Ml‘. llllii Eli's. Mallard Meek and MB‘ Knqqas msrA UITAWIA, Ont., Feb. 16—(By Th0 Canadian Pusan-A brief clash be tween Premier R. B, Bennett an Mr. MacKenzie King. 09110811101‘ leader, featured the closing minutes of last evening's sitting oi’ the House of Commons. On a question of priv- 1163a Mr. King rose and referred w statements made by Mr, Bennett in an earlier debate, 1n regard to the Opposition leader's London speech- Mr. Bennett had previously denied that a contribution had been made to Conservative campaign funds by the Beauhsrnols company, and sub- sequently rctilriled by him. He said that Ml‘. Kin: was wrong in mak- ing such a statement at London,

ircs of sympathy.

In loving memory of DORIS ISABEL WOOD

Winn Departs-d This Llic February 17th, 193i.

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. t. A I M .J. A. if‘. Row‘??- llcn ppy rs 957-2474“

Pleasure-rust

made at London was false.

of the Opposition leader at 1.0110011 was 1,0 a paymeng of $200,000 ill

knew that that was th: matter re-

ldon in support of his statement.

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Rigid Economy In Estimates For Every Department

OTTAWA, Ont., Feb. l6-—(By the Canadian Press-The first main estimates to be laid before the House of Commons by Hon. E. N. Rhodes ln llis capacity of Finance Minister, fully lived up to forecasts of drastic retrenchment. The new Finance Minister asks parliament to appropritae $356,773,794 for the new fiscal year 1932-33 which will open on April l next. This is just $29,620,614 less than the main es- tlmates for last session called iol‘. It is a reduction of $43,628,000 from the total appropriations mode for the present fiscal year which is fast drawing to a. close.

Reductions are sweeping. Tllcy apply -to practically every deport- ment of government. The Public Works Department, one of the great spending organizations of the Government, will have to curry on for the coming fiscal year with approximately nine millioll dollars less money. Consequently the in- dividual votes for public buildings, wharves, harbors .lld ritx-rs, roads and bridges, show u decided shrink- age.

The appropriations for the Dc- partment of Railways and Canals have dropped by approximately six millions from thc total appropria- tions of the past session. Natlollzll revenue, aviation, trade llllrl colu- tnerce, marine, agriculture, pcll- sions, national dclcllcc, Cllfll sllou decreases considerably allott- the million dollar mark, and, ill some cases, greater than two or Lhrcc millions. Departmental activities, in many cases, will have to be coll- siderably curtailed.

The ten percent reduction in civ-

in the estimates, although parlia- ment has not yet dealt with the proposed government legislation which will provide for this cut.

It is not difficult to pick out the departmental increases in thc cs- tlmates brought down with the exception of an advance of s13,- 204,92l in the amount nllottcd to meet interest on the public debt, only two increases are recorded i the long list. The amount appro, fated for the Royal Canadi ounted Police oi’ 538119.605 0485,1312 more than the to; amount for that service in the c. tlmates for the current year. Ti.- main estimates for the R. C. M. P. tabled at the last session of Phr- liament totalled 53175341. In du-

dltion there were ylcnt sup- plementary cstilll .11 brought the total up to $ 30.

The single other departmental‘ increase shown in the estimntc

ls one ‘L600 in the provisic for Ac‘ .ation of Justice. The v. h; for the Department o1 National Defence, as listed in yes- terday's estimates, show some in-

lteresting reductions. Lnst sessions

appropriation of $400,000 for cadc: services, which was tile subject o‘ controversy in the commons, is Clll to $100,000. For the naval scrvico the sum of $2,462,000 is appropriat- ed in today's estimates, as against a total vote of $3,375,000 lust scs- sion. This is a reduction of $913,- 000. The decrease ill the amount appropriated for militia services when main cstimntes for the com- ing fiscal ycar are compared with . those of the current year, is OVCI‘ a. million dollars. | Aviation is another govel-lilnent l activity which will suficl" ilcnvlly as a result of reductions. At fllc last session of Parliament a total I sum of $5,442,000 was appropriated for aviation. The estimates hnvn lopped off $3,092,000 of this amount leaving the aviation branch Willi

the Commons to the effect that hr ilad contributed $10,000 to General, McCuaig as a Federal paymrnt. lie

in his Lmdon speech. and ho thought the cvidcucc borc nut his statement that a coiltribu‘i<~n llnd been made to C0llscrvat.vc cam- paign funds, and subsequently rc- turned. The Prim Nllntlcr was uniusf. in saying that ‘he sllltcmcn‘.

In answer to Mr. Kinfr. Ih-rmicr Bennett declared that thc rofcl-cncc

fez- ed to have been made r0 Gvncal Mcme, Every membc. of ill: Hvus:

tel-red to by Mr. x n3. He ill-cl» svd to produce the exfracfs irsm the opposition leader's f-rpccch at Lon-

ll service salaries generally appears 1

MacNclll and Mir J. E. Dalton, Mr. in civic affairs at sllllllllbllbn"

noon at the court House, Bummer- 6nd E. W. l\i'llnsoll_ ‘side, charged under the Excise Act: Councillnrs-Wvs- Wnl'd—- "m... with having a quantity of mash in Son Grady and Fred Palmer bu" twl his pzmession. He was convicted and year 18ml. Colin slcwan. and l)_ F. given a sentence of two months in'MscNeill to finish term of 1-loll_ L. Jail and fined $300 and costs, or in 1M- McNclll.

default oi payment an additionall East Ward-John Y. P .six months in Jail, A similar case Dovis E. Baker, for two year .. 1liglilll5t another palrty was with-I Central Wol-d-auaynord S‘h1lf‘~ {cl-arm for want of evidence. Mr. A. hum. rc-r-lo-"tcd by awlumu '1 (F. Arscnnult amlcnred for the prosc- For Vl/rrcr Cunlmissiouv

‘cutlery-S Richards, Roy Bcmard and Dnllisl‘ i-_-_ MacNelll, carriage bullclcr. —VISI'I'ING THE ISLAND-Avis‘. The ability of {he candidates for

s, D. Hurlehy of Regina, Sash, the Mayorralty is’ “"011 known formerly oi Conway, P. E. I., is vis- ‘Sunllmerside citzcns_ Mr. Camullcll Ilirlg his native province. Mr. Hurle-1hus hcld thc imitioll of Mo lly has been in the West a few mil- four different occasions, runzl cs out of Reglna_ Mr. Hurlehy be- three successive W015 110m 193'?‘ lievcs that conditions in the West 1923 and again in 1925. Wllml 11f! m‘ will improve very quickly 11' the filled the postfon with every sat ‘zmncrs can get a 800d price for faction. Mr. Manson vvzls on t their when‘. He had left his wife Council Board from 1913-1023, £111.‘. and family in the Wcst and unless in that ten gacnrs proved ll lllsolf n he sccs good prospects in the Mari- ‘lflWS he will retum.—s