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TILIPIIONB BIIDGI.-A tele-

phone _brid8° Dany was held last evening by the Wohelo Club, M tables being in play. The proceeds .are being devoted to the weak of the Hospital. Following are the pine winnerl: Ladies, lat, ln. Gordon Hutcheson; ladies aeodnd. Miss Sadie love; gentlemanb first, Mr. P. Sidney Fielding; gentlemairs second, Mr. J. West..

ABBIE-WOLVEBINI game starts

tonight 8.30 sharp. 4714

THE” WN (_;_UA|u) _ ___________g _W If-VLUARY 1934

nil ouinouil ,C1/1/[C WQRKS

PRUGRAMM1.-: ;

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Committee Will -Endeavor To ymugqm vm; . W- ' R

Obtain Further Rate Reduction wh

In Interest Of Small Consumers.

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CATHOLIC COLIIGIATICLUB

MEETS-The weakly meeting of the Catholic Collegiate Club took place yesterday aft/ernoon at the K. of C. Hall with Tommy Peters. the President in the chair. A very interesting and educative talk was givenbysam Doylewhotraoedthe history of the ancient and modern 0Lvmpls Sports. The meeting was brought to a close with the singing of the National Anthem.

TWILIGHT BECITAL, lt. Peters

Cathedral, postponed. 4110

tee oi' the Diocesan Church Boc- iety was held in Bt. Pauli Parish Hall, Charlottetown, on Tuesday last Those present learned with much regret of the illness ct the Venerable Archdsacon White, which prevented his attendance. For various reasons none of the clergy were present from the rural parishes. The Rev. Canon Malone was in the chair. Arrangements were made for the holding of the annual meeting on the third Wed- nesday of March. A report of the

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MAYOR QUITS ‘

(Continued from PIR l)

until the Mayor’s address and com- mittee chalnnerrs reports had been road and received. His Worship then declared: "The business of this meeting has been concluded and I now call this meeting ad-

journed."

Coon, Whcar ‘"1 think that is

most unfair."

Mayor Stewart: "I wont hear lnythlng further." , Coun. Whi-ar: “You made an es-

aertion that I wrote a letter in the papers under an assumed name. I said at the time that it was false. You have been making insiiiuairons in certain letters to the press, and there ls just as much truth in the ' majority of your letters as in the statement you made tonight. 1 had nothing to do with that letter. I know nothing about it until I read it in the papers.

Proceeding, Coun. Whear refer-

red to the Ma.yor's defense of the recent exchange in bond holdings. maintaining that his criticism of the transaction was justified.

_| The l\la_vor's Shofieolhlllls

“The trouble with the Mayor,"

Coun. Wheiir added, "is that he has never had :inv experience in the Council. lic crime here ns -- ;:--- _--_--_

BIRTHS §‘ioi"ii.-'n'§l;Ii;nf..iT:TTpToii. Jamaica Plains, Mass., on Jan. 12, 1934, to Mr. and Mrs. James/ Mc-

Kenna, a son, Daniel Joseph.

DEATHS Ei<~nons6s_”Ki"'nonff..§iiET`:3E..i 24. 1934. Mis, Norman J. Nicholson. Funeral service at thc Presbyter- ian Church at 2 p. rn. Friday, Jan. 23. 5'l'E'WAR.'l`-At Hampshire, Jan. E5. 1934, Daniel M‘. Stewart .age 82

Mayor of the City. lie had no pre- vious experience of running any of the departments of the civic serv- ice, That may be responsible for a good many of the statements which he is prolific in making. not only as ciuatlrman of this board but also in the press. The way the differ- ence arose between the Mayor and myself was the outrageous state- ments that he made while in the chair, and in his actions as Mayor of the city. I remember distinctly when we were trying to make an effort to collect unpaid taxes, and I brought up the matter on a couple of occasions that the de- faulters' list should be published in the press. lt was finally decided, on motion of the chairman of the Finance Committee, that the lists should be published with a certain change. I make the statement that His Worship tried_ to dlmilade the Council from having the list pub- lished."

Mayor Stewart: “That ls abso-

lutely untrue."_ '

Coun. Whear: "That is my state-

ment.”

Mayor Stewart: 'Ie is false.” Coun. W'hear: “lie referred to a

case before the Supreme Court and he gave it as his opinion that the man would win that ease. He said: ‘I haven't read the case but if the facts are properly presented to the Court it is my opinion that he will win the case!"

Mayor Stewart: "Well, what

about it?"

Coun. W'hear: "It was a state-

ment rnade by the Mayor of the city. Was that in the interests ci

the collection of taxes. or we; it l8tii’i8t the interests of the n- ance Commltee of the Council? Since then, by his letters, he tries to impugn the authority of the Recorder and the StipQdiary Magistrate in sitting on cases in- volving the validity of the assess- ment of taxes. All that propaganda is against the interests of the city and against the efforts of the ,Council in getting in unpaid taxes, and I say it is derogatory to the position which he represents to take an attitude of that kind, even if he believed it was true. .He is

years. Funeral Sa.tiirdn,v. January Ylth from his late residence, ser vice starting at 2 orlock. Inu-r-i ment Hampshire Cemetery. IASTON-At Hampshire on Thurs- day January, 25. 1933, Henry East-

on, in his 87th your Fiincrnl from V

his late rr-sidcrico on Satuidziy, January 27th, rcrvirf- starting nt 1 o‘clock lntcrmcnt Hampshire Cemetery

.A(7KHAM~At the 'ward Island Hospital.

Prince Bd- Jan. 25, 1934 are 80 Wars.

.A short funeral service w ll bo held It the residence oi Mrs' Chnrlcs Ceunan, 93 King Btn-vt today, Pttday starting at 230 thence by Cdl: to Hunter River. The funeral 'll-l be held on Mondav. January I leaving the home of M.r. Will-

Bellar for the United Church

service wih be held thence

Cemetery for ings;-mme,

ei' oar dear

Shaw. who died

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weramaeberaudaar.

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vc-ry frce in making inslnuaticns; but lot us refer to another matter that came up in the report. oi’ the street committee-'_".

Qualifications

Mayor St/cwart: “You can`t go on

over everything between heaven and mi-th. You can deal. if you like, with the statements I made tonight, but. nothing else, I nm not going to sit here all night listening to hariingucs from you. As for my not being qualified, ever since you came into this Council you have been starting fights between the Connell and the Mayor. You talk about experience!

Coun. Wheart "I have the floor

and you sit. down!"

Coun. Whear: 'l won't sit down!"

the Mayor had done everything in his power to prevent necessary street repair work from being done.

He quoted the )|ayor'l. mimate and the figure at which the work

here and listen to this."

Colm. Wbear: "Then you can go

adjouroedandylllcluall

tbaocimdiahardar.

wtiile,¢h|cu¢ih‘eopln

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UnB:".l1ls noté tbl

special L"

TTU”

at thc present time.”

Mayor Stewart: "I have the floor ‘ A-iked I0! hi! 09111400. R¢°¢l'¢-UI . “M1-||

and retired to his office adioining Coun.

Oo\m.whsarmU1tatnedhlsfeet. actions

doonthe only

“were voice came in shrill ac-

Imhavetom

Executive for presentation to annual meeting was approved, other business transacted.

Y’S MEN’S CLUB--At the wadk-

ly meetiIi8 of the Y‘s News Club last night, Y'a Man Bill Massey presided in the chair, and also act- ed in the capacity of speaker, giv- ing a very interestin,, ta‘k on the Canadian Banking System. Guest! present were Messrs. Fred Nagh and H. H. Shaw, Supt_ of Educa- tion. 'L“ Qlub President, Hr. A. ll. Douglas acknowlzdged the sum of five dollars received from “Silent Bill" Biddle as a. contribution to the A. A. C. C. organization formed at the Provincial Sanatorlum.

LEGION MEETING HELD-'Ria

regular monthly meeting of the Charlottetown Branch of the Can- adian Legiori was held last night and was well attended. The Presi- dent, Comrade F_ B. Conrad was in the chair. Cornrades James Walker and Rirssell Chandler were elected delegates to attend the Dominion Convention to be held in Ottawa in March next. Mr. George Beers favored those present with two humorous readings Dr. P. A. Creelman gave ii most interesting and instzructive address on tuber- culosis illustrated by slides. A hearty vote of thanks was moved by Dr. Goodwill and seconded by Dr. Johnson and conveyed to Dr. Creelman by the President. At the close of the meeting refreshments were served.

Master louis Doyle. son of Berg-

eant Domirrc Doyle was operated on at the City Hospital on Monday night for mppendicitls. Hia 8¢l'i00l- mates will be Bild to hear that ht is well on the wily to recovery.

nessey gotuptosaythatifthe meeting was a special one, to re- ceive the annual reports, the bull. ness was finished and the llayu' was right.

He was reminded by Coun. Hol-

man that there was rio chairman.

Coun. Hennessy: "Then I will

talk to the chair."

Coun. Wliear: “The Mayor was

not right. I have a right to reply to statemenu he made."

Coun. Hol.ma.n: “There is no mo-

tion to edjoimi and I would move that Coun. Day take the chair.”

Coun. Hennessey: “Now you*re

talking to the empty chair."

Colm. Holman: “I hope that

most of us are sane. If our llayor leaves us in this predlcl.mt‘nt it is ii shame, but I maintain that there is business to transact at this meeting. I have resolutions to pre- sent which are vital to the clvio electors."

Coun, Henneaseyz “Who are you

speaking to?" '

Coun. Holman: "I am speaking

to eight, intelligent men."

Coun. Hennsssey: “Bo was I but

you told me there was nobody I the chair.” ~

(han. Kennedy Tales Chai

_Martin said the meeting, as hs understood it. had not been peop-

Continuing, Coun. Whear said erly \d.l0ill'l\¢d lD.*'h“ '-hu* V” ‘aura-‘din

no motion to adjourn. but if sm rinucd by the appointment 0! a chairman it could only deal with the business in regard to which ill meeting was mlled.

was aezusiiyeempieisc on motion of Coim- H°iml°- mug,”

Mayer stewart: "l won‘t stay Coun. Kennedywasthen eleetedb --°- ----- "°' .

the chair.

Coun. Hennesslyz "l.»et°s see &w

'Mayor Stewart: "The meeting ia you fit.”

court Holman: "You midht as

home," well take itrswasla4ar.“ (IAQ-

He thereupon quftted the chair, ter).

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EXECUTIVII MIITING-A| and after their report is received

meeting of the Executive Commit- the Public Utilfty Board will then

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'ou sr meets company city. Your Committee has worked lcontinuously fm' reduced rates and while they have met with a certain measure of success there is still room fa- improvement. and we are glad to report that at the present time an inveatigatlmi is under way. ‘being conducted by the Public Util- ityloudweareinfcrmedbythe Public Utility Board that exper- ienced mon have been employed valuing the plant, etc., of the Maritime lectris Company here

'the

bcinabetterposltiontoglvethe citllelil like that will be “UIUC- mryuidaethesametimeailow theeompanytoearnareasonahle return on their actual capital in-

vested.

We wish submit herewith

eomparism rates formerly

consumers of this

that are being y¢\!`l 01 118110-

thesa com- e lnto you made pro- yet satisfied

accomplished that

ur commit- tinue the are receiv- ratcs that and mt-

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Eggégiégggi i §i,.§r§§e,_8 .:==;i ri ~ gs §=§§

that al might ta°'a in fight un ill! liabi- would a iafactvry

S -i iig fgs

Compu-bans

l. 'l‘hecostoi'cperatioiio1oca

10 HP. motif with a monthly con- sumption of 1,500 K.W.B. imder the old rates would be 869.00. under the new $56.50. The average under the old rate 4.6¢ per K.W.l-I., im- der the new 3.'lc per KWH.

3. Commercial. A monthly con-

sumption of 450 KWH. wider the old rate would be 858.15, under the new $2235 or averaging under the old iss per K.W.H. and 4.9¢ under the new.

8 Domutie A monthly -

new mm or eva-arms under the old l3c per K.W.H. and 4e

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we have received street Lishtina

much as the 862.00: t-he M2 $40130 and the

and in addition to $600111 U allowed tional is-mal vii-h° such lamps

concur quest to tribution ed by the out extra

that I drove around east to west and n making a thorough

consider the time is

mr nlwins these hmm:

a reflection from the snow winter time which makes appear brighter than they are when the foliage til aumme cuts off the distribution of ligh and while these lamb! illllht placed to increase present lighting I think the distribution will be more advantageous if held over until the foliage developing ealls roi- brirnoer

While the above comparisons are

ggi-rec; and have been checked by

stats that while the larger con- sumers have benefited a great deal yet the small consumer

Plym( too muah fa' it is our intention to

finish and until everyone

treated fairly and

that the Public functioning wa to believe that

treated fairly. Further assurance of the Pre

Province that the

now on will be thorouah

factory to all our citilslis-

In closing ve wish to draw the

attentionoioilrcitilanstothisfaet that the new rates recently put in- to effect were

ua nor ferred by the

Utility Board them. therefore City Council cannot be held ruponsible for any unfairness in them. However. we have the assurance of the Board that these rates are only tempor-

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Respectfully aubmiwed.

B. IL EOLMAN.

the new

Chairmen Light 00mmi¥¢°°~

In addition to these eompariscnsi _ °°m9"“°d

(continues mm Paso 1> -_

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§§§§§;s 333%?

DUTPUWU

ts a like amoimt cunt must. be add- ro.ooooo amended unemployed. This

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and sidewalk assess-

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y the appoln Dawam. Burn-

of Treasurer, ea, Montague. Secretary.

BIG DAY AT CANADIAN

810155-Yuterday was a big day t the Canadian Stores. Hundreds of shoppers visited the store and

their apixoval of this

ie.

Council

Thefollowingxepcrtoftbebl

Survayorwassubinittedby Reardon, ehairmanoltheatrea Committee at last nignt's Ci

Toliswonhipthsilayor

andllbmbersetthacltydoun

'enterprising move by their patron- o.,m.m.m

‘age.Mi°.H.J.Phlllips,ownerefi.he 'new building. was the recipient of `many congratulatory remarks on the comtruction of the building.

FlBEMBN’s BANQUET - The

second annual !iremen's Banquet was held last evening in the City Kali Annex. Chief Angra llwaeh-‘ ern presided and among those present were Councillors and Ex Piremen A. A. Henneasey and Fred H. Tralnor. Provincial Fire Mar-i shal Chas. A. Beer, Water Commis- sioner and Ex-lrireman G. D.l Wright. Ex-Captain R. B. Rattray ofiheH.6sL.andprectiea.lLvev- ery regular member of the Depart-

Ihave the hcnourtosubmithere~

witharaportofthsworkdonelm- der my supervision from Jan

l.lt.tcDaoemberIll\».1Ul.

wintarseasmoonaid-

wasdohe

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sidewalls

plied when through ice.

autumn the usual sprinkling, cleaning were

Clay Binds

ment and vetaans who could be present. Remarks were made by Chief Molachsrn, Councillor Train- cr, Hr. G. D. Wright, Councillor Henneesey, Fire Marshal C- A. Beer, Ex-Fireman Captain J, Con- nolly, cape. lmtny, D. Bethune. inns., crm. J. uitehsu, win. Batt, Captain Lou Large and Cap- tain H. Jewell. Several song and reading by Mr. Chas. Brie were much enJoyed. A sing song with :lib Elliott at the piano was held.

every listener. One is led to believe that the ensemble was carefully chosen with reference to the blend- ing of the voices. 'nioee who took part in tl'i_ls number were. Anna- belle Eawson, Josephine Leightiuni Doris McDonald, Bella Mclachcrn, George Burnett, Temple Hooper. Newton large. Punk Andrew.

IDI. H.. B. Henderson who has]

r. de so many valuable contribu- tions to Burns Concerts in the past rendered in fine voice the apprrop-. riate solo "The star of Bobbie Bums". It is sufficient to say that her rendition was all that Cher- lottetown audiences have learned to expect fiom her. As an encore

she san£_:'Annis Laurie ”

Rev. . Bernard Gillis who as

a soloist is always .heard wli.n| pleasure charmed the audience. with “Bonnie Sweet Basie", which

feelingly render-

cld favour-

quarteltz B. Living-

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The clayftreets throughout the

City were spt in good condition throughout the Spring, Summer and Autumn by the use of the light grader and tractor. assisted when necessary by the steam roller.

Gravel streets

'Ihaae sheet were kept smooth

by scarifying, grading and rolling. New gravel and ashes were applied whenever necessary.

Street lalatasianee

During the yeir 1988, labour and

material in connection with Street uaintenance have cost the city a total sum of $35,187.45.

In addition to the above, the fol-

lowing work was authorised and performed, costs being as shown.

Weed Slilqnlks laid

McGill Avenlll, Labour, $0.15;

Material, 068-00-

York Lane. Labour, $30.40; Ms-

terial. $90.00. Esber at liuton Streets, Iabour,

$14.70: Material, $4635.

Gerald street, Labour, $42.00; Ma.-

terial. 874.20.

Tot.al-Labour, $11516; Material.

$384.45. making a. total of te00.30'ex- pended on wood sidewalk construe-

ti n. (Concrete sidewalks were laid about

`t exsoox.w.i~r.unaer¢ne aryuiawbeinefieotmlrvhiis hewlsinavoioednnouniiiv-

;\_1:\£“i¢;n'_md be mu mx W mmuntm u mu mm ..D_m,° Bw.. W il-is new in-iuee as wales oauege on

Kent. Grafton and Weymouth Streets. The Government supplied the material. and the coat cf these to the City was (for labcurcniy) $32075

Y ___g_=___ mm. when B. mxay. -1. o. mn--, A-m-mm mm of "nw “B “_

ii CWD TCIQIDF, ul

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Less lm-

ountcaah in Bank nvaat- mmt in Bonds ..

due as shown new ..

421.18; also recently we other saving of $1000!!! net

or !¢'t!l8lrefi4l'iIin

P`§f.iy1;".9'f’. ».swmsum.w_ RQRERT BURNS `

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roenemueefmmruaell _

l- iueauhem. Annabel uma me

,y¢q-,hg»1¢lgldear.Aoo\iratatim- lngandeo-ordinatlnncfmovesntl were particularly noticeable. --0 nur$arc\\%llF°ll’lll\|N'\|:;:

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“the Spirit of the Bag Pipes

mcunratcd appreciation moat

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thousands

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mu:i'u.'d:auy md .'?'ge;“w°eni»e "\°fi'°d 1°* P°°r Ralid numwl.

E C I I um,°°°mpu,|ed_ to be spent in clearing the lea and

‘ _ ,my _ _snowoifthestreetsinthespriim

rermaneni warn ` “W

A concrete sidewalk is rt. vidio ;T°t-li Simi wmW°"°°-QT;

ug gem- -11,, T" _y°°g,~_' was laid on the West side of Green- i $1*-éxazl ‘ndl9°°unJpen:;" dm”

um” .M-|°_1q_” Unusually rin; tonal blending 11214 A"°”“°Th“°m“Ym: sm* 3” nu.:

wesnoticeshleint.liesongarender-i'¢-11°Y'»!\- °° ° "'-Pm, dwauomn. bd by J. \(i.ltCl'l Ind Mild Llb0ll1’. ‘$90. MIIAHIL NTLM- su:'u§ san Frances Wood. “Dimean Grey" was linkin!! WW W5* 01950-00. mx much appreciated and was enthus- 75° °°“°"°*¢ 5"* P*'~¢h°l "mm M' wma” “*“`“"

3°~°°°'“ iutisai s. had been md sown in im in time Sprins clean \u>-Ui\°m-

lyenooie

"when mesa mmm ive agus” plaeeewherethsmaoadamhasehad PWIND* Mui! 'M'

ted Busta , Ken Pow-

35l~°°°°° ggi? w who” Prim; andt' Way- 'lm'

was ki fine The audience de- mouth Streets, were this summer "7 ww

covered with an slphlltle mortar

consists cf 750 lin. ft. of ll inch

possible (except for some grading)

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Meeting.

tholatawiaitorandear nmthand cldovemm

699*-li

Yhelbit

dl driveway and corresponding

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