Clea!‘ 3i. aueleeasusesluouaa

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One lot of hats clearing at

THE vdcUE Special Sale _ y Friday 8i‘$aturday- May 1st. & 2nd‘.

Our entire stock atkapecial discounts p v . Ono lot of Crepe Dresses, assorted shades to

Another assortment of afternoon and evening dresses to clear at . ONE THIRD DISCOUNT One lot of Cloth Coats to clear at

A few Ladies Suits clearing at . . . . . .. HALF PRICE Knit Suits selling at wholesale prices.

Qflier Hats at wholesale prices.

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$10.00

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$2.98‘

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Miscellaneous

Female Help Wanted

"m; airman ‘honoring. rao. vlnclal Land surveyor. armou- ville.

QAPTURED—A SILVER- BLACK

m; marked 2 Cecil. an g. J. a lt,Vic riaP. ..

um m‘ c‘ ‘4244-4-28-3i.

Wi_i'i_ “it BOARDER. can an ACCOM- ~‘ modaied in a private family. Mod- em convenience. Cantrally located.

Apply Guardian. 43364-3941- rox RANCIIER REQUIRING

Marsh Hay for bedding foxes please notify Clarke d: Macd ld as we have a car arriving about May 4th. aaii-f-ao-si.

For. Sale _

FOB SALE-OLD PAPERS, b CENTS bundle. Guardian Odice. 2-4-18

m’??? you, sans-coon HORSE, ass QM, so 4288-4-20-81

‘ FOB. SALE _. own nonn- TON Truck. Apply F. W. Moresim, North River. 4287-4-29-21.

m ma, -ro an. uoaau arm mm signs onband at Guardian Office.

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nraawaaanv-rnanrs rso ran K mo; $1.00 by mall. I‘. S. Reeves. Bouthport, 4300-4-30-8i.

FOR SALE - BABY CARRIAGE. good condition. Apply 219 Euston Btreet. 4227-4-27-21.

Foil. SALE-ANTIQUE cnusr or‘ drawers. etc. Apply Guardian- 4288-i-29-Bl

IYPEWRITER. - REMINGTON. used two monthshbargnin. B. C. llume, Queen Hotel, Summerslde.

4252-4-28-31

FOB. SALE - SEVEIIAL COOKING Ranges. with or without tanks. Apply 89 Rochford Street.

0744-39-21.

Foil. SALE - ONE DRIVING wagon, De Laval Cream 59987599!‘ and Churn. Apply E. Neilsen, Bun- bury Cattle Farm, or hone 486-3.

4306-4-30-81.

un-fli-i-_-u - - . .. AMERICAN RUBBER BELTING. also Rubber Traces complete for service at hall price. Clinton Mor- rison. Belt Dealer, Fredericton. station, P. E. I. _ 4240-4-28-10.

I0! SALE — MABITIIVIE WIIE

tllnes from ore to finished product. the fence that stands acid test of time and use; strong. sturdy. ‘well made. enduring, yet moderately

altvlrlfivwrcu-w

SIM-B-B-lmonth. -

Fence and Gates made in Mari- '

GIII. WIT! IXPIIIBNOII I03 housework. Mrs. Burnett, 24 Upper Hilisborough Street. ti’.

WANTED A MAID ONE ABLE T0

do plain cooking. Apply to P. E. I.

I Hospital. floi-i-Ili-tf.

Situations Wanted

A future.

BAPTIST SIIVIClS—-'I1lerc will be service in the Murray I-Iarbor Baptist Church on Sunday, May 8, at 1 p. m. conducted by louu Har- ris. There will be special singing, CHANG! IBSIDINCI -— Mrs. H. N. Robinson and family. of Char- lottotown, P. 8.1., arrived hers on Monday, where they will reside in the Mr. Robinson is employed on the staff cf Maritime Penitenti- ary here-Sackville Post.

POEM BlClIVBD-‘The Guardian has received a copy of a poem en- titled "The Precious Blood," recently composed and printed in leaflet form ‘by Rev. Donald Macllean. one of Charlottetown’: oldest ministers.

CITY HALL ANNEX-The brick- work on the new annex to the City Building has now reached a height of more than twelve feet. About fourteen men are employed at the preaeht time. A number of the labourers are changed each wtek, but it is not considered practical to change the brick layers as often.

BOBDEN ROAD-It is reporiod that only a few snow-banked spots in shaded places prevent the opening of the Chu.‘ ttetown-Borden road for traffic. Perhaps the Public Works Department will see that the Road Superintendents attend to these.

BIRTHDAY rants-at thc? home of Mrs. Edwin Williams on April i7, a birthday party was held in honor of her little daughter Constance, a years. A number of her girl friends were entertained by Ilmll and mu- sic,‘ which were enjoyed, after which a dainty lunch was served. The table was =-* with pink ‘and white

WANTED-POSITION AS STENC- ‘grapher’ or bookkeeper. Apply Guardian. dflii-d-fl-dl

WANTED WOBK AS HOUSE- ‘ . with one child. Apply at once. Box li'l, Belle River.

4282-4-29-21.

Male ‘HCip Wanted g

WANTED — A MAN FOB FARM work. I". S. Reeves, Southport.

4239-4-28-81.

WANTED-A MAN I03 FARM work. Apply Geo. ~Dookendorff, York Point. 4276-4-29-3i.

wanran IMMEDIATELY airm- ienoed man for farm work. . Herb Dennis, Mal-should. 0114-20-41.

WANTED -- SINGLE MAN FOB

farm work. Apply Joseph P. Dris-

coll, Charlottetown. R,,R- 5- fM-Q-SO-ii.

q-ya-p-i

axrsaa “saunas

IICOMI through our special low cost course mm 9g graduates. Write Motel- Barber llcse. 573

earl-melon. nonw- oc li-ttl-t-l-

Wanted

THREE UNFUII-NISIIED HEATED rooms. "S." Guardian. 4302-4-30-21.

WANTED T0 new - mrnnm sized house. Modérn conveniences and centrally located. apply w A- C., Guardian. 49754-3941-

WANTlD-ONE ROOM FOR LIGHT housekeeping. ltste rant. "Mon." c? =- , 4204-4-30-2i.

Lost

LOST-SOMEWHERE BETWEEN Telegraph Office and Legislative Assembly,- palr of glasses, cord at- tached. Reward. Leive at this of-

nus, iaoz-s-zo-ai -.-'———r.-" Mas. camsama Macnosfann

The death occurred in some yel- teroay morning after an illness o! several months, of Mrs. Catherine ldacdonald, aged 91 years. Mrs. Moc-

carnatlons and tulips. Constance was the recipient of many nice gifts.

CHURCH SERVICES-On Miy 3rd services will be conducted at Cross Roads at ll‘ a. m.; Alexandra at 3 p. m.; Hazelbrook at 7 p. m. The or- dinance of the Lord's Supper will be observed at each service. W. M. A. B. and prayer meeting for Alexandra will meet on Thursday, April 80th at the home of Mrs. Rhoda. Wood. E. J. Chisholm, Minister.

FROM roar snow - Jimmy White, of Port Elgin, has token a position with Prince Motors, of Sum- merslde, P. E. Island, and will reside there in future. He la well known in hockey circles and was‘ the leading scorerln the Central Ioague lost winter. It is probable that he will join the crystals if he remains in Bummersides-‘Sackvlllc News.

CONVALESCING — Mrs. Charles Doull, of Carleton Siding, who un- derwent an operation for mastoid in the P. E. I. Hospital, has so far re- covered, that she has left the hos- pital and is, now eonvalescing at the home of her cousin, Mrs. W. War- ren, l’! Sydney St. Mrs. Doull speaks highly oi the attention she lxceived while there and appreciated greatly the many gifts of beautiful flowers from friends in city and country.

Minna-ll’: Llnims-nt for Colds. .___._-.____?.i

‘ranaolvaas

Miss Iouise Lyons left yesterday morning on a visit to tlattsburg, N. Y.

Messrs ‘Thomas Wigmere, Bradal- bane, and James O'Connor, Clinton, were visitors to the City yesterday.

Mrs. C. J. Bousfield left yesterday morning for Quebec from where she will take passage to lklgland on a visit to her former home.

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Mr. Frank ‘Ileed, City wifiher.

_________ » THE CHARI.U’I"I‘I~J'I'UWN (il'l_.‘illill.-\L\l iientral Guardian t

Census

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Premier Lea: "No. I think that ‘L... tofore,” should be struck out." Hon. Mr. Iuefsge: Why should it be struck out? I“ ‘er Lea: "Because we can't aflord to take advantage of it."

Hon. Mr. LePale: "If wg dont’ take advantage of it the provisions would be there. l,‘ think the new Act passed by the federal authorit- ieswlllbepassedontheaamebas- is..'rhe only dlflerence will be that they may pay a larger proportion. I don't see any harm in leaving this in. We are not likely to take advan- tage of this Act as it is but I can't see any need for striking it out." IIon. Mr. Stewart: “If there is a new Act, it will certainly do away with the present Act and there is no need of leaving lt there at all. It looks, however, as though my hon. friend from Rustioo has still in mind to carry out his pledge. in the last provincial election, when he. prac- tically , ‘ the int ‘ ‘Mim- of the old age pensions scheme in this Province. He is still anxious to do that, apparently.“ ‘ ‘ lion. Mr. LePage: "Why shouldn't we?"

non. m. Stewart: "_wou, If you neglected it for four years, I think it is about time you dropped it."

Hon. Mr, Wright: "I think the leader of the Opposition has no lus- tlfloation whatsoever for saying that we have violated our platform." Hon. Mr. Stewart: We will say it ii we feel like it, my hon frierd. I-Ion. Mr. Wright: "We said we. would deal with this question if it was consistent with our revenues, but it was not consistent with our limited revenues.

lion. Mr- Stewart: That question will be attended to at the proper time. I am simply discussing this bill, and it struck me that the word "heretofore" in the clause before the committee is rather ambiguous be- cause we are dealing with new leg- lslstion.

IH-emiel-‘s Voite Face

Premier Lea: "After hearing thc discussion of the committee I do not think it would do any harm to leave it in."

Hon. Mr. LePage: "We have been promised an increase subsidy and

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OF QUEENS .' ‘j

BONSERVATIYE.

GtliiilEiiTlilii

A convention of the Conser- vative electors of theZnd trlct of Queens will be hcldor TUESDAY, MAY 5TII at 2 0'. CLOCK In the CONSERVA- __ TIVE COMMITTEE =lt00MS ' over _ihe Canadian Bank. ‘oi Commerce, to select candidate: to contest the District in tht forthcoming General Provin clal Election. ; ~

Each poll is entitled _to b: “presented by five (5) dele- , gates and the Chairman"'ol each poll should have his or her delegates appointed and v have their names. ready for thr _ meeting. ‘ ‘ ,

ALI. POLL CIIAIRMEN are " requested to meet in the Conl- ‘ rnlttce Rooms at l2 OTCLOCK THE SAME DAY. . _ _ By Order,

GEORGE MACDONALD LYMAN TREMERE, . Corlveners. .-

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Premier Lea: “Just of those who \VOLid possibly bc eligible."

Hon. lifr. Stewart: "Any money ex- pended on it?“ '

Premier Lea: "The Council agreed"

lion. Mr. Stewart: "Were the of- ficials paid for taking up the ccrl- sue."

Premier Lea: “I think they were.‘

Hon. Mr. Stewart: “You Just think so?"

Hon. Mr. McIntyre: "Whatever expenditure there may have "been it was authorized by the Governor-in- Council.

lion. Mr. Stewart: “But if was money expended without any stak- utory authority whatever."

lion. Mr. McIntyre: "Can‘t'we take authority from the Council?"

A Political Gesture '

Dr. MacMilian: “This argument resolves itself into s. political! gra- ture. According to the hon. member from Bedeque who was not conver- sant enough with his own election‘ pi-lilorm to know what was in 't, this‘ old age pensions matter was simply “dealt with" in that platform. But it roads somewhat rllflerenilyn- It reads that they "anticipate establishing it in this Province in a manner rc-‘n- sisient with our revenue." That is not “dealing" with it; it was "anticipat-

there la no question but that we will get an increase. If such a tiling would happen that provisions welc made in the future we might con- alder taking. this up under the pres- ent system. We are assisting the ag- ed people at the present time. The Dominion Govemnxent have alvlays been agreeable to old 88c pensions on a 50-50 basis. It was the intention of this Government to ‘take advantage

of that act if we had sumclellt revenue." ‘ ' Ilsa. Mr. Stewart: "Why didll'i

you get it "

Hon. Mr. LePage: “I don't tllink we should strike out that word. Wc don't know whether the Dominion Government will act for three or four years. We should be in a pus- ltion that if our revenues under any government should increase suffic- iently to assist the aged people, we should be able lo carry it out.‘ ‘ Hon. Mr. Stewart: “I am very glad my hon. friend is leglslatlng for an- other governlnent because from the history of this Government for the last four years, lo far as additional subsidy is concerned, I certainly think he will never be able ‘to use it." Premier Lea: "That is a matter of opinion."

Mr. Dennis supports Opposition Point

Mr. Dennis: "I think if we strike this out it would be better. I think

ed." And we know, Mr. Chairman, that after this platform lwaa formul- iated this Government,- dfdqret in- icreased revenue. from oitswasto tile ‘amouulflsr -_$125,0ll0. Won-know that the revenues havo largely Increased. The first award -ul1dcr..the"l)uilcan Commission was paid into the rev- enue ‘of ‘the Province after- jhey [one mulatcd that platform. My. hon. friend from Rustico need not shake

his head. It does not matter very ‘much which way his heacl~ ‘jjkes. All he has to do is consult-,_i_ mm

Public Accounts and find whcnthc

flrst payment of that subsidy was-

made. Furthermore your» revenues ‘have Ilene largely increased. from’

‘gasoline taxhuulomobilc ntotor ‘re--

hicie receipts and other sources. Yet. ‘for four years they, have remallierf quiet. Their platform of old age‘ pen- ‘aions was disregordedQand now. m.“ will! eve of an election, the.,,Governi_ ment gets busy and introduces an ‘Act, to put them. as they any, in u... wlth_ ihe other Provinces. That was ‘quite all right; but they have gone ‘further and appointed specialagents "P "WWII! throughout the ._-Il’rovincc :1.» m, a census to find outjust how ‘many are eligible in this Province for lold are pensions. l elslln, Mr. Chair'- ‘man, that if they had been rainwat- lent that census would have ,been {taken three or four years ago; ‘they had any intention oi’ imple-

'menting this pledge in their plat-

zud. DiSTRICT‘

‘l. motion. "My obit. mind 3 = froafihedcdue" should we‘ vlirogross- 1.49.2 enoug, to understand U20 lllPflil- '

‘inc this legislation was not intro- duced, we would not be in a. posit ion to ‘take advantage of the‘ old age ‘pensions that Ottawa proposes to pass _‘thls session. Would not my‘ hon. ‘friendsydul-‘irlg the election cam- paign, condemn this Government for not taking a. census ‘of those who wereeliglbie, so that we would be in a‘ position to take advantage of the 95 percent payment?" ‘ I ' m. MacMiiian: ‘the Minist- ' er of Public" Works mean to say that i they are" introducing this laecause they are afraid of what we might say if they didift do lt?,Is that the situation?" ' Ffch. Mr. McIntyre: "We find it our duty to do so." ' Dr. MaoMlllan: “Four years after you put it in ‘your election plat- form! As I ‘said before. I think the introduction o: the‘ bill was quite ‘proper, but the taking‘ of a census at this‘ particular time was for pure- ly political purposes. I would like to oskthe Minister of Public Works when the Dominion Government ev- er intimated that they were going to‘ pay 95 percent of the pensions?" Ijfon. bin-McIntyre: "I think the‘ Premier intimated that." '_ ihéln. ébinamafive been when Dr. MacMillan: “What Premier?" u. ‘he _Fedéra|'€ ' ‘ ' rnment requlr- lion. Dr. McIntyre: “Tile Premier ‘ed ‘B’ bu", on’ " of Manltobag-I think." lqdfisaruament Dr. MacMlllan: "And then you say‘ i‘ that the Dominion ‘Government ln- jg‘! flog p3 “mated m leagneffrdm C l Mr. MaoPhee: "So ‘Ley did when that ‘great l-nbn, here." Dr. Macltfllianr cent? i Premier Lea: “I suppose anything we do‘ in this House about this scheme will be opposed by my hon. friends." l

"cause-a setback."

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we know what required. Iiow does ly

vfnclal Governments will be askrs‘.

The inane. couldyery properly have stood "untiilnfw nthc appropriate

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g gthat ‘this was ' M,‘ Befmatt’ wuf purely a. political ‘gestural’ ‘ “Did he say 95p” Ifon. Mr. LePage: “‘;I‘hc Govern- ' ‘ lllent is assuming thatflillevbomln- ion‘ Government will keep ‘its pront- ises. ‘Suppose‘thislflegislation was put through at Ottawa and it re-

‘ Not Cpposlng‘ Legislation

Dr. lvlaclvllllan: “We are not oppi‘ ing. this ‘lealalation- ‘I have. not sig- gested that you ‘were ‘iutroauoliig this‘ billwfor" political ‘purposes. The Premier‘ understands. me wall. em? ough to know that. I said that the‘ fact that you have taken a ce wlthlnlthe last month, and paid ifi-‘raficekasirs that you should nu ‘.

a i iitl‘ l‘ , . ‘a "I m“ yen‘ “O75 a p0 ca flon. Mr. b"e'l'a§e‘:‘1“d9_a3j_i.j~kll0u‘. lt

KCSUIXOI ' ‘ l . Premier Lea: "It is not s. political .'.1°9.‘>"_“.°" "d? f?!‘

gesture at all. Ii’ Premier Bennett had .9.'“°"“"_.,. - . , a. .- vhobcdme here last year-and prllmk IIon. My. Stewarthflhcn why wait some pay tho old~age pensions 100 "M" m‘ lflhkiihn‘: m“ “is” percent; without us receiving ad-L p“_’lm"7?‘_ _ \‘.‘-‘

Tiltion to the subsidy that we expect-

edto receive, we wouldnot be tak- irlgtiie ‘census urine‘ present time. We ‘are paving the way to’ takead- valltage of the DominiomAct‘ W? it‘ ‘ls "passedflt didn't ' matter‘ wile I v- er ‘there was an election or‘not.f 1" Hon.‘ ‘Mr. Stewart; "If" my hon. no.9 intended to ‘dgfthut he should have taken the proper’ course; he Show,‘ ‘have pr-ovldefl the propel. Act or any suehlfdgrecment shall be legislation. What right has he‘ to ‘Pmlme "l’°“ql.‘*“lif*'@"“l""“l°.l°f ‘he spend this; money .on‘_ ‘* Rents. general u a“ s the... authority u: this? House?" ‘-- TPQF-‘r-The G shall - Premier Lea: "We had authority have PM" l‘) bVnYOW offal" ‘by ‘my from the Executive Council." , °l 1°“ m‘ t]1e>‘;¢“?9§)t‘ 15f ‘hi’! hm‘ i" l‘ h..." ‘Mr/Stewart: "rt should only "l" m‘ ‘sum ... ‘ l llletlmev b“ pity, been done sy stltute-"I “"95"”? ‘ml wwq“-‘""f"“nlil. ' Pliemierliea: "Iuentilely disagree “Z3 .°‘.'.§ ti‘? ‘~. lilacs 9f. $515 0F ti... my lion.‘ friend. Whenit ‘be- BllY ‘SWh~-_*¢'°°“‘°“l-" _ _ ‘- comes necessary for the‘ Government "W" M” suwiFff “its, that m‘ to elipendlnoney‘ in’ any way that Femled P9 SW91‘. We ‘billlmwlllg °f

cl‘ whatever amount this Province A Silpllidwpfly,_llt'0llldll'ii it hav been gour duty toprovide the ‘in’ ey in

provide the“ .,

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that you ardgjldyillg 55...? ‘

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Clnilse .4 of t-ile -biii'l‘Cll(iS as foi- l<>vs;.._.. ._ .. . ‘."L--In the ‘QDSQIICGAJI any special appropriation of the ‘Legislature a-m la vailableahrr the‘ purposeborthis Act. all IIIQAIIOXS ‘ncccssarytfor the purpose of carrying outttheprovisions of this

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Powder ing of plslnlngllsh. I said the Prc- N“, mler was introducing an Act folluw- ma" ing the example of other Provinces. U,“ by alwhlch I thought was quite promo. ulflhl‘ ‘that, plum enough? What ,1 did olv- Ranchers ject to was’ the fact lhstuyuu have taken a census within the last few -‘ - A .. 5. _ mquthsyhlch you should have taken H” \ m, m, ,RDIIII‘dWOI'IIIS, ' lb four years ago, and which you are , ,3 m». T ‘ iii- l. doing new just so apolitical gesture." - [ r- i K Jstgookzorm" Bunoufl“ mIIon-Hltlr. McIntyre: "i: we didn't ;"-. K». jnafl .w°|'m5 pass this bill what would be tile re- ' _, h, ‘ w°“°°"‘° suit. ‘Ifhetllovernment at Ottawa has u __ P? . ‘ worm intimated that they are going to pay /'-' SHEEP, QUATS, C“ “u” Q5 per cent. If this Province did not -"POULTHY, DOGS p take a survey of all ‘the aged people ‘Aflfl ‘FQXEQ

Thkyjlo the work quickly. Do not

rllrow animals "off their feed" or

field and labora-

‘toryfetfvslprovc their eficlency and . gafery beyond a doubt.

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ARE SOLD IY

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KINNQN DRUG _c0.

Pniniiilliiill’ has begllintl-odllced‘ and‘

out amendment.

_ On motion of Premier House Mr. McPl-lee in-the chair on sec- qilired us to pay $10,000 or sispqq ond reading of an Act to Amend an

oIderKtu -cf_o" thnzi¥&d],in"brder to iulatlons to the contrary each school [would have to ‘district sllall be a closed district and

_c were eligib- ‘no horses, cattle, sheep or hogs shall be allowed to run at large therein

re- beyond the enclosure of their owner y; between the fifteenth day 01-May

_ inclusive, in each year, and it shall ‘ be the duty oi‘ the rcevc or reeves to take up any such animal so found ,, running at large.