MAXIMS . OF A MERCHANT

'_l'he element of‘ time enters into evvrythlflo. elven time. the problem 110111 not only be solved, but slowly and ‘imperceptibly outgrow":

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Read byiveryilody

l Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

(uni 8 h I ti u _ l, 8.532! Si’; r.°'il'.".°l" 5&9

iilllME liiizililll iilils Bill livlii slcililil liillliilll

“lliileasllre Recommended in Duncan Report

, Calls for Twenty per cent Reduction in lilreight Rates-Hon. Hugh Guthrie Ex- '_essed Opinion That Duncan Report had Not Gone Far Enough in Sug-

gesting Remedial Measures for Mari-

Qanadian Press) resources nt the present tilne.

| (Canadian Press) i

iKingds Death A France Declines

1 H0ll:1_y__Expected _ , U. S. Invitation

T (Canadian Press) 4 l l —_—'

, PARIS April s. —King Ferdi- ‘ . hand of Rumanlan today was 1 l . fighting a losing battle in his

(Canadian Press) PARIS, April 5-—The French government yesterday declined the invitation of the United

States to he represented “in

» some fashion" at the three pow- er conference for the reduction

_ of naval armaments which is to

meet at Geneva with Great Britain. "the United States and Japan participating. . President Oooildge's second disarmament overture was turned down for the same rea- son given for rejecting the first one, the fact that France al- ready is engaged In armament limitation discussions under the auspices of the League of Nations. it also stated that from France's viewpoint limit- ation of naval armaments can-

efforts to overcome the ravag. es of his ailment. The late“ reliable Information to reach Paris from the Rumanian capit- ai indicated that death was only a question of days, pgr.

i "=1" "°""- 11" cowl l=- {Progressives Oppose . Bill for Reduction of Maritime Freight Rates — King Con- {eludes Debate on Lawrence Porti Imperial Confer-

ence Report. ,

malned quiet.

Dutch Freighter Sails From St.

-Qll‘l<2lll<I-(‘, April s. _ rill», s s1

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6, 1927

80-Year-(ErHusbandi

MAXIMS or A MERCHANT When you put yourself on the block to be sold to the highest bid-

der, you cannot put too high I price on yourself.

Founded llfl Two Cents

Inrning Guardian. Charlottetown G unrllinn

ABH] W [liHiNiiiNNliIil M iliiii 0F iiiliiiii] illiiii iliif UATHULIB WUMENS LEAGUE F Held Last Evoning-Presidenifs Report also

Splendid Reportsof Different Commit- teos-Election of Officers.

miles Up AS Ma-l terial Witness — Blood - stained Hat- chet Found.

. (Canadian IPress) slflihlRiBiRiooKE, (liiyslloro Couli-

The annual meeting of the Cath- pleasure of the evening and our ollc Womens League held lest cv-ihearifelt thanks goes out to those enlng was largely attended. Mrs. generous ladies and gentleman Mary E. Molllliyre, retiring Presl-‘who gave so freely oi their time dent occupied tho chair. and talent to make our meeting

Aster the reading of the annual ilights no fruitful of good. Besides report and the rem-ms or the dlf. our monthly meetings we have had

Jet’...

tile‘ ‘ " ill the collate Oil llie bill ' plemeuts the recommend- ‘ , I the Duncan report that

freight rates be reduced

‘We erms of the bill under re- . i“.

' Ilslston said he would point

the House that the Crows

' cement did what the legis-

fore the House had not st-

tolnp to do~—had set forth the

rates in existence thirty years be-

thgt time shoilld be reverted.

dhshould apply to all lines and

tions. He went into a re»

vlghfoffvarioils increases ill ll-cight antes since 1912, designed to show that thefwest had not been includ- ed so heavily ill these increases us had the Mnritimes and Oilturlo and QuebeoUBraiich lines had also boon built very heavily ill the west. Though some members (luring the debate had overlooked tho fact thnt ' increased traffic depended very largely on increased mileage, some member, he added. had suggested that tho west paid 20 percent more for the carrying of grain and grnill

019T WA. Apsll 6. —Spenklug ini

'Rllllwuy had been 1.30 and ill the sist tho Wolsuili ii this

, ,W0ll-liliii. it Dutch ireil’! i l ', 'l1l' vivlmlihe tvlms alglllnihe Sal‘: twig: from Quebec for the 5:11;!‘ ntmlllfdhl (Fmm 0"“ ow" c-°"“p°"de"n 1:121: soglznfizsdlllle ifgigglilgn w, this nlornlng, lilo ill-all Si0ZlillE§l~ [Oi _ (YTTAIWA, Ont., April 5. —— Yea. the population of the Msrltlmos. 1911-119 <1 Si- Lflwfelnve hurl for W111“? w“ '1 31°31 ‘my 1°” m”

toll mile earnings on tho Atlantic‘ceuthinlulediiiteiy from Louislllirlg, 1°11 °r 111195 by Z0 percent, which Region of the Canadian National N. 5-! tllroluzh tube-L filrlllllslkfu mgllgllglwsgpiltfllge: hzifgifigs: Thlg lmllgat- prove necessary. Thc Wlllsuln has ‘mllmsl 1111'- 111 refine‘ “l Wmch a“ ed that it cost 33 1-3 percent morals cargo of grain. , .;ll||'°‘x°91’11°11 is 11111119 o‘: lmerutwnal in the Mariiimes to carry a toll of ‘ ' "@1110 111111 11111101“ 111' 5°11 P115995

. l H u u, h "d l u e - - - its second reading at an early hour $2sgtémuronél:n_ a" ( n l this lllOl‘Illi11g. Tile outstanding in- Mr. Rslston said that the mem- ber for Rosetown (Mr. Evans) had, C, G, I, T, Last Evenlng. 1‘0_K'1ll'dies-s'of the interests oi Cau- litlli. as u wllole and the success of

discussed ut considerable iongtill

the question of Crows Nest rates.‘

[Evidence given before the Board of»

‘railway commissioners recently,‘ H Y _ I

said Mr. Rulsioll by one oi‘ the rllil-] llle DG-lllfilllilrallflll “eek coir. itilllltlilfirlltlflll.

wily officials hurl been t0 tho effect cert of Trinity Unlicil (‘liilrcli in the evenlli-g Co. Raision, Shei-

ihut there liud been n losls uflnsixitxll. i. '1‘. Klaus i-{il/(lili Hlllrllli. lfllzfllt iii %ll_ll'llt‘.l—~ Yallwlnoiltll, (listlllguisheg

millions ill one your in tllo lulu ulr ‘GZIHZ imiorlu u ‘)0’ ore ll lliilsct‘ iil is maiden speech all

of grain west of tile Great Lakes. very largo and appreciative luulli-Islurllcil plaudits from all sides of

He thought ii. was pretty \voll ad- ellcc, ilor. Mi". llynii llctod as the House. -in every respect as u

mitted that Crows Nest rates 011 (‘ll!lil‘lli‘ilil, and the following pro-l parlliiilleniary speech it was a sill:-

Efflill mill flour iiid not Dill’ the col-it, grillli was curl-led out ill ll. lilUSl| coils, creating an admirable impres-

lof service. , lplcflglilli" m-lliucr. lsicu. Hc dealt with the situation Mr. Raistoll said lie was not one; h ( ill luany phases ‘but he particularly

of those who contended that U101 wlovo-ed attention to the son-g of

mutter of freight rates was the] .\VlliCil so much hnii' ilcen

only illfflculty ill the Marltlmes.

ile dill feel however tllut the l‘t3(llll!-‘ ihhy h). U... [huh-hledlulc l‘, (;_

western region .764.

was the opposition offered by west- Iern men, who apparently saw only ltiii-ll the eyes of prairie interests

Paooaam

- ———- .5; (l '_ s , _ Tl , h“; l_,'M1l'll‘llifll0 provinces. The second . tilgiii/Blllgoltgég{Yidhalglsvalllltllzuirlfg 158:‘. Qlfnlagfiwglllm 3:;ol]113i-1'11:(‘1€; "M11113 "1 111° M" '1“ m“ mm"

[cident ilrought out in the debate Mr:

heard 3-30. The Leader of liho Opposition

- H, ... ,» v , m ,-._. | .- , l , - _ asked the Minister of Public Works 1, implant, (londlvlll illl l,t.,l( iuilul, lie evenllilg that the west it he Md answers w me questions

not be considered apart from land and aerial fighting forces.

iiliihilii

Thos. McNutt, Hon. Adrian Arse-

nault and Mr. Bunt- ain Continue The Debate on the Budg- et. House Meets this Morning at 10 0’- clock.

Tuesday, April 5th House opened ior business about

ty, Nova Sec-tin, April 5. —Tragedy today entered a humble cottage where an eighty year old coulplc had lived tolgelzher for half a cen- tury, when Mrs. Christina Dawson was found dead on the kitchen floor with a deep gash in her skull and her husband, George ‘H. Daw- son, was locked up as a material witness, pending the verdict of a coroners’ Jury which assembled and adjourned unitil Thursday. lDalwson, who wilih his wife liv- ed alone in the little cottage. as- sisted by the charity of the parish, notified the oiverseers of the 1100i‘ at noon today that Mrs. Dow-son had keen killed in s fall against the kitchen stove. When officers visited ilhe scene they found the‘ body huddled on mat in the kltch-' en, a. deep gash over the lett eye, Dslwson informed them that thol fall had occurred alt nine dclocki this morning and the report of thei medical examiner verified that} hour as the approximate time of death. The examlnlinlg officials cal- led George W. A. S-iewnrt of Wine} Harbor. 20 miles distant and lnl the meantime called upon maglfl-i irate G. W. Ross, the result oil their examination of iile scene and. the‘ nature oi the (lend woman's in-

gerem committees, the Qlggtlqn or three public lectures in the L. of C. officers manned h, the fohhwlhg Hall which were a source oi much 7.1g}: 1M by “°°‘“"“*"(£.‘fl2‘;l2f’ “"-i‘..2°?ii‘.‘t s; €ll£.§°‘.‘.°.‘Z ' _ given in October by Rev. Father '.*;{°:}*.'§;“;§‘.,‘.*§.,§‘°2‘°..2§f"53., ClOrilll. C.S.S.R.. 0f st. Joilll W110 Kmgms spoke on “Charactol” to s crowded ' __ llclilsc. Ill February Rev. A. J. Mo- Caznegbglllce President M1“ Clam Aulay of St. Peters gave a wonder- . ful lecture on “Has Christianity 13rd vtlge President “ Mrs‘ l“ Failed?" Our expectations of siswmd ' I, J hearing a scholarly. and educative “m. ' ‘ ' discourse was amply fulfilled and C3593“ M R J Maw all who heard Father McAulay will Déitlliges- Sea?" '7‘ "5' ‘ ' long for another such treat in the a ' , f i. . ‘fiwflvrer — 1118- (‘DY-l 1- 1*- ulllllrleilartlh Rev. s. slllllott of Rollo 31111161111111- ' Bay and late oi St. Dunstsn’s Cath- C°11111=111°1‘B" M"- F- M11118)“ edral staff came at our invitation MN. ‘M-lM- Mllflllly- M15- PM" and gave an inspiring and thrilling MuflDollflllll MYB- J- A- 775111171" talk on "Some Famous and Gallant lrishnleu." A large sud very friendly crowd gathered to wol- comc back, if onlyfor a night, one To the Offlcers ‘and Members of who labored amongst us so recent- ' Charlottetown Sub-division Cath- 11" ' one woman! Leagum These programs reflect much The Charlottetown subdivision credit on your entertainment com- Cathouc women“; Ileaguo has mittce who have strlven and sno- come to the close of another year cefideg i" fummlhlg 7°“ Wm‘ “ch , ' sp en id programs. 22$ {Sign etffcgulegeyofiffgcfigtaggg During the Winter months. whlst report of whsi. has been accour- parties were held waekly l“ our pushed during ma year pa“ n is Hull which were a source of social

Secty. ——- "Mrs.

Retiring President's Report

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products than" the oust. He quot- tloll provided in the bill would ' iii figures showing that the rate ill prove of (iecideil lnlpnrtitllce ului 8h Msritinlos on grain uiiil grllilulllrovidc greet assistance to the ill- ' cts on a 20o mils haul ivus 2G dustrles . per hiludrcd pounds, while ill Marltimos. rlo it was. 18 cents per hull- Replying to un interruption lly ‘ pounds and in the western Mr. Spencer. Mr. Itillstou said illlii . has, 20 “m; pgf hundred he hoped that within five years tlic . record which some of the members _. Ralston said that he had o. from tllo U. F. A. part of the House lament prepared which showedlclalnleii for the Crows Nest rates It the total federal expenditure would be true in respect. to the _ conllllitiments for railways. Maritime rates. “and because hi‘ _ hols and immigrants since coll- the low rates we will find not n dc- deratlon had amounted to $2,817; ficlt but a surplus." - 9,000. Oi this nmoullt $167,998; He also quoted a resolution by 0' had been spoilt in es, whereas the amount which ed in evidence lit u sitting ill Moilc- quld have been expended ii‘ the toll. . 13., held by the Board 0f pendltilros had been distributed lluiiwuy Commissioners some lproportlon to population would months ago to tile effect that this V6 11111011111811 l0 $309,312,000. Board of Trude favored some moss-

lind the people of the

the Msrl- the Toronto Board oi’ Trade prozluw"

L.‘ is ill-lug (ilscrllninuteti against. Ho l.|-_ , lglivo ll relw reminders to the gemlewconcernlng items l-ii 1 lhifln" 501m Nllllt-y Wcclcs, ‘ r liu-u from that. part of the country. Work” Deparlmem"

i ii. Reading. Mary Sinclair. .,~‘*'l'111'11i-f lli effect that ille Mnrlfllues W919 mbled- v v . 1i. Drltuiatizcil Song, "()l|. llu hull not complained aiboui. oxpeudi- 14011011151111" M13 ‘Muhurm 117939111‘ glllilll, llo." Marion willioilcllli llllli. ours on canals tlltlb did tilom no ed a petition for 11011- 111R MW"- illjdlfll l)hh,..l_ . lgoml lo handle western grain, or Ian from the City 11f Charltlllemw" 1 ‘5, Violin Solo. liinl-lzilret Mulch. lliioilt tho addition '20 the weutoril lpraylng for all Act. to further am- 1 .l;_ Dhmhhll hm] wand (ll-lip lly ii) ileiliiiiil. or about the Crows Nos‘. end the City 0i‘ Cilariottetown 1n- lairls ulidcr the dlrecililu lli‘ lll'.‘l'i15$ rules <11‘ 1116 11111111011 Bay RY-VKHWKWBUOII Aci- T116111" w“ ma“

Georg‘, “valkhh l)hy§lcul ])i1~pp.jll|~‘\\'illi iisdivvl-ilngcficcl:euMnritiuic ifor the first time.

m- u“, Y’ 3L l-__ A l pilris. nor even abnili, wheat beingl , vxccpicd wllcil other freight rules from Sanford Phillips. George F. l hnermimon And 5a“ of gang). will-c julllpcd upfille llllldc ll very Ellis, Gordon Adams and others, , l iiui- picll for the policy which he praying for an Act to incorporate i 7. Stunt. Pokcy Hulltus. by Scii- v1111Sli11c1P<1 “W111 1161 0111i’ 11118611 011 the Olhellry Produce Company. ‘ior C. G. I. T.

the Public Tlls answers

i 5L ])|-u“1un'l|3d Song, lloliltlrl gllllli5yillilllllly and uuiloliul good will.

lJuliut. by llliidrcil Cox liild Aiiiy v Bentley. ‘( oi. llalsion received favor those Power company‘ Llmlled, prgylng m Mohomgue_ MhflelMhlc-lh of the Leader ol- the Opposition (m. an Act m extend themflvflggeg

Mi‘, McLure presented i1 1181111011

Ml; lbeillllg presented u petition on was ordered

bl‘ l . School is shown in the high stand-ypleasam p“ m Ly

‘justice bu; which would replace an Limited. The bill -was read for the mlgflfftlmirutlgurtegfgd srizeflarbaciiihroilgh no fault oi the parties con 1 8. Viioill Silio. 'l‘iiciiilil Tot-d. ‘<‘11i1l11‘1"'i; 211911111160 11y feelings of firs; Mme, gum, slat ghrougholli, the collutrymemed’ through illness’ death’ eta

if (he seliiiiunt. d b . $91111)’ 111° lo s oxpre<sc .1’ iionl the Charlottetown Light slid that the high standing of the“ 1m.” these Cases mum also be attends‘ ducts is due in a. very isrle 111988" to by organizations interested ll

_ , intercourse and fraternity as well , Jury. icadins them to suspect “will; gfsiviceilpzuilggffllcfle 1tfj°fgg 8.8 prllvllillllz revenue for our treas- the tragedy may not have been, h h H m _ mm n“ lury. tho result. oi‘ an accident. C “N an‘ O 6'“) u y’ .1 We gave a larger place ill eul

A butcher. bearing what was be d m _t h n b] k lleved to ‘he fresh llleollstallls olllylggdgggémf Yglgwfcg “llefhngwfihai

11311119311’ ‘Jhumrated’ w“ [flundlwork of this kind is most ilcces "M" the kitchen stove‘ this “mmisary uiid essential to the \i'elfar 1118 111 111° 3111011111911 mquest- Dwof our city and its citizens. Pov 11115110159"! 5119mm lllYesugamr fol-arty is so often the hand maiden o 1119 1111011191’ 1191191111 1" Cape BmtYsln and crlmo. ii is not a pleas- “, ‘H18 Scene 1° out service ill itself and much of ii 111E111 10 11111119 11 199°" l0 [he do must be attended to by a law, si

’ as to ensure freedom from nu ill

Two dramatic companies from (iColltinuod len page 3)

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(Canadian Press) MidXPCf) CLTY. April i3. --'I‘ried ly silmlllary coilrtiliartllli for the ldnappiilll: and milrder of Edger .1. Wilkins, United ‘States electri- al engineer, seven men halve been wecillicd by a firing squad at luadalajarzl.

lnnouncements, Coming Events,

And then the poverty that comes

and where little children are suf- 111117195111011 15 genera‘ faring; from want and privutlon

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J15;

Meetings. Etc

"Zion Church, cake sale, April 6th. 4761

l .» . — . l. - .~ he until-in; and efficient this work. The Social Servlr- .5 Mr. Ilalston said that in his flg- urc of relief to the Mllrltlm P -l 11- Rommly Cami’ “'8 5mm» “me 11ft less approved. Ho took and frhhchlse how exercised by the “re m t _ _ - s s, very small proportion of the vlnces ill order that lndustriegthgllle‘ 11y lmemnedlate and Se-mor a G lljgllhilollilanrfil ailxdthacctlliliteidlthe m" Marian“ Electric Company’ mm“. $gulilfllirlllmvelgiltlllsldlsilzctor McDon Sglillndlilttigishfsliorlvydhfiddélllggfiztiglll - I in l ‘ O’ e (7 C‘ 5' ' lilltlglligilstlllllalilentflztliie glgilllhilullllesesndll gnllglln Iifglgpglleuisllrl llfiirlhtrzlilllfinllilldiizl I‘ Krllld Save Tile King. 111011. 0x01088111: the ‘belle; 31212011. ffherrhe M“ was read ‘or the first The lSeed Fairs were 8.11 Qlflrellelit very higheslt uefed oilprisioli: in gou- "ado fall- the case for suggesting competitors. Tile (fOlilml-Wlit? ill charge wish in P11111911 011111119 11111111 193w?“ °t the‘ Buirmln presented s. petition ‘beghlnlng for the improvement’ or :$X.;]hpl;?hhge5e or w m my M‘ at if ltile oxtru amount which had M1‘. Ill-listen concluded hy l-ltutillltl express their ihnllks t0 Alisa 1111- 111111111111 399ml‘ mm his omy crm‘ l‘ W R. Show nd others pray- 599d ‘but l" bacame necessary for Th l l' r l p l -l l I; ._ . ~ i - , . . . a _ -lr.ni was that ill. did not it 0| mm ' ' o‘ ‘ l re soils to 0118-1156 i110 5Y5" e “ma e" ° “e rmf “L a

en expended outside the Mail that he believed the hill respectlng| lisn Mchonait. Miss TliLlillll llilru= f qli 8 S‘ H“ ‘m, an Act to mcorponm, 5h Bevcrfl 8 5km“), have bee" vlmmd "on

m“ had has“ m,“ rm, (levewp helm“ rates would he found mm and Mnwuuer Mom,“ who “cred liar enough in some respects. He i; v . tom o! conducting Seed lFalrs lo _

. - . . . .. lCuthel-ines Public Hail LOmDB-lly- time to time. their religious need

“ent of tho natural resources oi D1Bt91y to curry out the recoui-las accolllpsillsis for the evening. 511m sentenuously‘ ‘May l 8a Th bill eived its first reading ma“ P1955“! day requirements‘ supplied llllllll llllli tilell- transportation to111611118110l101i-118 Duncan report llllllllli m Mr. George ivllilkllr. r11" 11"“- “m '1“ I ““"°“““"d l‘ "he e Mrelfl l resented l1 lpetl- 1111"- M°N1111l 1111111 118111 111111111’ brighter, e sea the‘ Mnritimes might he this regard slid more. He referred, directed lihc Dumbell and Wand 11161‘ 111’ 111111119111 1S perhaps one of MT- “ 6v n p Mma and with the Clover Hullsr, Bani. Grass thoughtful attention“ from you stifled in asking for some sssist- 111 DP0V1é1011fl enabling various rail- drill, ' “he lqmmmgnml lmlblem" 1mm theition from Gordon Mac. i “l r, Industry. illivo Stock lmlprcvolneniahcmmlllae fol‘ this purpose. Prizsl co for the ‘development of their Ways not. under coup-n] of the Q N_h_____.____________.._-_--~ - lW111‘111‘1ucs today. slid in a lllflllaiirolothers 1111134115 i“? a“ A“ t’ no” t Exhibition 1mm.” and Gmlll gem-inn“, been given in the schools f‘,

* '—‘-**-— R" “lid ""1- 111 Competition with the‘ tlons ill the liisrltinlo Prnviilcilict] Zltdemli lllhl may he due to the pmnigrsto “ihgth Cgfillmggglzedmlllxxbflrgt petition, With regflTd ‘i0 11111‘ 1113111” essays and proficiency in specin

mien‘... .r"r"l 1° "s-isllrsl mi: ‘i25.°‘l.‘.;l."“.€' trill; ~ 1 “ ' l» llllll- r- lllllrllllmlll-l r w l» l» 001111955941 ED901315 R. and providing telllsft lilsthgosggl glgashgizillflfionlloawus sitlsfled that years. yPcrh-aps I may“ be “dammed Hon. lVlr MdNelll presented o. pe- Yam‘ by YFfiIA vsggnncigisfarégsglill. 2153:‘? galsiggeater em?“ to excel 1

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RATE-dc. -per word. not 131611 tlgflke the some arrangement. the people of Western (Atrium: :1‘ _l have a little more symlpathyltiltiolrfrom the Town Councl: of trial; ggalsfil syszem m. you by yam.’ A8 there was a difference of op “ch mnruonmyh” Wham R om as made with the C. N. would i-illplic-rt the acitlon ‘llgpomll ol than parft ell lillo country than Town of Sumlmerside pray] ngs m. becoming more workable and abet, 1mm. m, m n“, benefit 0g the (;_ (1 “Rememhe, “h, of ' ‘Confederation Mr R i t d govemnllentlmllhmbllllyih: uuullcmllggnllzgfl‘ lfilltrflnkllillaltillvvholhlivefnev. an 5f: toimmwr lllllendltlta 1:03 tel- service is bolus 01118111911- Th” Club” ‘he College flmdems’ an‘ ‘WPBIW at E. W. Houston's North —-——- was a partnership dlitlagigll‘; stzlirliénflofllmlitlllltllirliklid look ill ‘the whole life was Biléili.‘ in thosfilrilll-incllvs Tlllifbllel lllfilclmrllli [the first time: Pmvldlng ‘for a spec“! fund for S}: 5:3‘? ‘tgltlllfltiyllillliililri Rustic‘) Apr" 6m a‘ 1 o'clock’ oops MARKET FOR THE “° ‘“‘° 'l"Y1111=' 1° 8111 Mons whllehulesilon from 11 broad-minds" 1.110 sea.” ' lVLi‘ Saunders presented a lwli- ‘h“‘1’““1’°“°i“ W” °°mm°mmbl°' 111i! tile DESLYBZI‘ AS some lllter- 473844521 "B081" P0111. B601 111111 1’°11111'Y- 801119 0f the provinces were dlscon- angle The hill was than given lq-lhe western Progressives who ti lilFrsnklyn Bovycr and others cmmluilllml M1" McNuu said ested people felt there were so ‘Phone 421 also 389. tented. The Du I i d the House con- , _ on o l "Looking back oval- these W11" W“

o . ncan report and second read nil: an . . opposed tie bill did ‘so on praying 1°;- an Act to incorporate

many diversions offered students "Y' M’ 0' A‘ 71M" and s". 4719-44-31. the measures brought down by the siilered it ill committee. the ground lilllll the blll wigs (m. “The Temmrance Alum,“ o; may lwell congratulate oursolvesmnd school children as m cause lrday 111811111 11011191111118 1111111191! _ o! PmNTlNé 0F Kovernment to implement it moan ——

from the (lflllllilfy. crimlnatory llnd unfairly preferen- d ,1 l d; Th blll was "d 10°“ mrward m mamas m” them to lose interest in their stud-

EVERY 110W 1109s for the Msrltlmes. The tlal ill favor of the Maritime Prov-l Prnlcfgmllllgaafhtsillalrllié- 0 people with the utmost confidence. ‘as’ your committee on juvenlh escrlptlon, chea iy and oxpodi- luiwrt would mean mOfQ than the fAKEr, TREES m" ' r

"Play at North Wiltshlrs. Lit- ie Miss Jack April 5th. Admis- Ion 35 cents. 466341-31 5i