15. 1931

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w, m, confidence of its

a’, Broke}. Bi-zdg"; 3§§h?:A - A

AND 1o Yuma I v1 mar Stone

mmgmi nun-enforcement of n. iiioitioii the Lea Government

temperance supporters at last eleg-

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“m; Wanted

ricasrs. WRITE FOR ,, e and prices. big money proposllloil. United Art , _ T_ A. w. 6-10-361.

gmN AGENTS WITH m, in Prince Edward Is- ioqulred. calling on Mills. . ,Warehoiise$. Docks. B150- ples to carry. Commission from $8.00 to $50.00 per iold. Sieady income for gglesman. Reply in first psox 467 Y. T. B. Browne, lﬂqueen Victoria Street, ‘i. E. C. 4. England. . June 13-31.

For ' V Sale

. i naav cannrsorz. v oy Street. ' 5_235-6-13-2i.

PIECE SUN- - set. Phone ‘I50. is», w ' 5264-6-13-31 ' v1 l» 2- vicron RADIO. i - new. Apply this Office. 5217-0-10-31. ‘PURE BRED ABER- l Mills Bull. 2 years old. l lfeirtz, Marshﬂeld. 522'r_6-13-3i.

JALE AT cancerou- ilvre- AilPlIFWT-E. avion-

. LE on T0 LET- ONE of land viii: crops on York - illshloii. Also clairt, wagon ' ar it‘ cs. App y 47 Bay- Street. 5233-6-13-21.

IALE- on) PAPERS, if bundle. Gilardian Office. 2-4-tf. ——----_.__ i. T0 lei. noann AND s on hand at Guardian . ti. I E- GIRNSEY BULL, 1s i» old. also Giirnsey cow, freshen Apply Hem-y iclliifloiivinlvn R, R, g, 5239-6-13-31.

Ttllhroii SALE, FIVE md wousil. old unoccupied ‘ andilILiflllSS at Corner of _ Kins Streets, lot feet three inches on and one hundred 501d lll l‘ inches O“ m“ ‘ Jaw“: cck or in parcels. ,, ca, t‘, l l B- Hllyley. Pow- ch 1 vi iv Haszard, Solici- rloliotowvn. 5144-6-10-121.

Wanted I

gc-ha HOUSE IN COUN- me G001 and church. Writs I llllrdlan. 5180-6-11-41.

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LOST — ON NEW ANNAN ROAD, hind shin boot for race horse. Finder please notify Myron Mo- Arthur, Kensington. P .E. I.

5267-11.

LOST-YJITWEEN POST OFFICE and N. American Hotel, a pocket- book containiiq $9.95 and a regis- tered slip. Reward. Apply Guard- ian. 5251-11.

Female Help Wanted

WANTED - WOMAN OR GIRL ior general housework. $5.00 per week at Hotel Lexington, North Rustico. Telephone connections. Howard Pursey, North Rustico.

5223-6-13-2L-

WOMEN WANTED T0 SEW I-‘OIt us at home. Sewing machine nec- essary. No selling. Ontario Neck- wear Company, Dept. 147, Tor- onto B.

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5208-8-12-31.

FAMILY CAT IN CHIMNEY BECKET. Mass, June 13.—(U.P.) -For several nights the slumber of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith was disturbed by weird noises that seem- ed to come from the chimney of their home. Finally smith, who doesn't believe in ghosts, disman- tled the chimney and found inside -the family cat.

INDIANS GET KITCHEN WARE

JUARII}, More, June 13.--(U.P.)

the ‘tribe showed him while he was on hunting trips, Warner H. Crabbe, Terre I-Iaute, Ind., enamel- ware manufacturer, has sent $800 worth of kitchen ware to the Tara-

iug registration to June 1st, may be obtained for 10 cents ssoh st the Provincial Treasurer's Odice, Ober- iottetown.

Arthur Vcsscy, Mount Stewart l-Isll. , next Thursday uenioi-islnau next Mﬂlidly "on. 1118. June 22nd.

Dlsy st the violin recital given by the pupils of Miss Kathleen Iornby “WISIY Wmml June IO. Rockford - Square School Hsli st l o'clock.

The snnusl meeting of the P. I. I.

held st the Curling Rink, Summer.

-In appreciation of the kindness ‘

,__.. . CAI NUMIII BOOKS Willin-

ﬂSl-l-II-bl.

PIANO BEOITAL by pupils of Mr. evening. IIcsrtc

5210-11.

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0274-6-10-21

NOTICE MINE BREED!!!- Mlnk Bredeers Association will be

"d"- Wedﬂﬂ-ﬂdlli eveniril. June l‘! It 3 D. m. 5210-6-15-21 - CHURCH OI SCOTLAND-Cen- tral Parish. Special evangelistic

services this week st Csnoe Cove W ‘Wildly. Wednesday sud Thurs- day nights at e o'clock. Churchill, Nine Mile Creek, Coolpentlng. Preacher each night, the Rev. Principe-l J; Eustace Purdfe B. D, Everybody welcome.

WERE ORDAINED-James, Fsr- Iel. St. Georges, and Richard Ayi- ward, Palmer Road, who recently graduated‘ from the Quebec Semin- ary were ordained as sub descoris by Bishop O‘Sull1vsn yesterday morning at 0.30 st St. Dunstan! Basilica. -

GIVE IIIM A BATH-The South African War monument iri Queen Square Gardens wss never in such a dilapidated condition as it is st present. This splendid monument which commemorates the memory of those Islanders who made the supreme sacrifice, does not by any means enhance the beauty of the surroundings. So much verdigris covers the monument that it will be impossible within g week or two for one to tell just what it is. For the sske of tourists who will soon be coming, 1f nothing else. it

other with the right community spirit if they would give this mon- ument a thorough going over. ‘A

RAILWAY TItAINMEN MEET- Three representatives of the Broth- erhood of Railway Trsinrnen, Mes- srs B. F. Kelly, acting treasurer. and F. B. Robinson, Secretary from the Morning Star Lodge- No. 168.

Montreal, acting General Chairman of the Board, conducted the annual meeting of the local brotherhood yes terday morning at 10 o'clock in the C. N. R. Veteran's Club Rooms. Mr. Kelly presided. There was sri unus- ually lsrge attendance at the meet- ing. Yesterday afternoon the vis- itors were taken for a sight seeing tour through the Province.

BIRTHS

SMITH-At the Prince County Hos- pital, June 5, 1931, to Mr. snd Mrs. John A. Smith, Newton, s. daugh- ter, Margaret Elizabeth.

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DEATHS

-_.____._._.___i-_____ WRIGHT-ARE Csmpbellton, lot 4, Sunday. June 14, Ingham S. Wright age ‘f2 years. Funeral notice later.

MCDONALD-At Tryon, June 12, 1931, William Kenneth, infant ‘son oi Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McDon- ald, aged 8 clays.

KEOUGIIAN-At Vernon River, June 14th, Mrs. Sarah Keoughan, aged 80 years. Funeral Tuesday momlng to st. Joachsrn‘: Church.

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Vernon River at l! o'clock.

DICKIESON-At Mbylleld, Satur-

would be well for some body or"

Moncton, N. 3.. and Mr. J. Pagan,‘

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THE REMAINS of the iste Mrs. W. A. Martin of Toledo, Ohio, form erly of Dundss, P. E‘. I. will arrive in Charlottetown tonight sccompsn

ers of Toledo Mrs. Geo. A. Hill snd Mrs. Hefbort Downey o1 Aimheggt,

Lure of Montreal and her niece Miss Lenders of Toledo.

ATTENDED POLICE CONVENT- ION-Commissioner of Provincial Police J. J. ‘Irainor returned Sat- urday night from Quebec City where he attended the convention of the Chief Constables’ Associat- ion of Canada last week. Chief of Police Birtwistle, who also attend- ed the convention returned to the City Friday night.

VETERANS HEAR. LECTURE _ Mr. T. B. Grady, former superin- tendent oi the Island Division oi the C. N. It. gave the Railway Vet- erana s. very interesting talk on Thursday afternoon in their club rooms, on his automobile trip from Florida to Charlottetown. He des- cribed vividly all points of interest through which he passed on the tour, making special reference to the battlefields oi the Civil War.

CONSIDERED - CLOSED DIS- TItICTS-Secretaries oi Boards oi School ‘Trustees have received ad- vice from the Government of an amendment to the act respecting reeves, the appointment of which takes place at the annual school meeting. The amendment provides that any district not mak- ing special regulations shall be considered a closed district, in which no domestic animals shall be allowed to run at large from May l5 to Nov. i5. The amendment wss msde. due to the fact that certain districts did not make reg- ulstions, while others did not make proper ones. . SHERWOOD CEMETERY — ‘Ihrough the kindness snd interest of Miss Stsmper ‘a pump hss been placed iri a central position in Sher wood Cemete y for the use of plot holders when requiring water for watering the flowers in the cemet- ery. The kindness of Miss Stamper in providing this pump is much sp- preciated by the Cemetery officials and no doubt the plot holders will also appreciate her liberality. The cemetery is looking much better again this year, but it is amazing how little attention is paid by some who have relatives buried in the cemetery. If all would only provide for the perpetual care oi their plots our cemeteries would be beauty spots gs they should be.

ST. JAMES GHOST STORY-Jo

day, June 13, Minnie Ethel Dick- ieson, beloved wiie oi Gordon

humara Indians of Western Indians oi Western Chihuahua as a gift. .

WANTED TO STAY WITII COPS

“ e Help Wanted

-_- '59 MEN WAIVI‘ 32-00 Der day snd dian. 5269-8-15-21:

., “‘f~————_-__._._ _ For: our: rnmn. U unllei‘. this province: ex- me an "ssllry. no selling: . f‘ siioiiid net wmpﬁlli’. New 3022:1118, 1648-19-20.

‘_ _ 5310-8-10-81. ‘ Q4 s . -—\-4—' i», if McDONALD, rao- zi 1 . surl/IYOP. Hermen- ,, ..

_ SEATTLE, June IZL-(UPJ-Neal Stratis, three-year-old boy: who became lost, liked police officers so well that he cried when his father came to take him home. Candy, cookies and brass buttons combined to make him think the police stu- tion was just about the nicest plsce in the world.

ISTOP SIGNALS INVENTED

BEATRICE, Neb., June 13.—(U. P.)—A school stop signal, arranged to operato automatically when school dismisses st recess, noon snd in the afternoon has been invented by C. Nichols, of Glenover, nesr here. The signal operates by means of clockwork. It requires no sd- ‘ lustment from wok to week during the school year. The signal is plsc-

I-Iouston. Funeral Mondsy_s.t 2.30 p. m.

MARTIN-At Toledo, Ohio, Thurs- day, June 11, Mrs. W. A. Martin. lﬁmersl from the residence of her sister. Mrs. F. S. Chandler, 8 Brighton Road, on Tuesday, June iﬂ. Service starting st 3 o'clock. 1h- termerrt People's Cemetery.

MACKINLEY—At 234 Richmond St., Sunday, June i4, Mrs. B. F. MscKinley. I804 55 years. Funeral from her residence Tuesday, June 16th. Service at a o'clock, funeral leavng at 8.30. Interment People's Cemetery.

D. MacLean

UN DIRTAIII IMIALMII

Charlottetown sud North Wlltshlh

connection with the St. James Pres- byterian Church Ghost Story, re- published in this issue from the old Prince Edward Island Magazine, the following inscription may be resd on the msrble tablet on the wsll of the church nesr the vestry: “In memory of N. Colin MscKensie, M D., Aimy Medical Staff, l nirive of Ilossshlre, Scotisnd, who perished in the wreck of the steamer Fairy Queen, near Pictou Island, Oct ‘i, fess. Landing on tiie Island sn en- tire stranger, he became, during sn oﬂcisl stsy of two yesrs, the in- timste friend of msny snd gained the esteem of all. 'i‘l'.is table‘. re- cords the sorrow occasioned by his death, especially the loss sustsined by the poor, ro whose suifering he ever “ ‘ ‘ with nrcmpvl" .1'.- snd bencflosnce. An sot XXVI. l-Iio sedsbst."

2:021‘ READY FOE EXHIBIT- ION, August 17th to 21st. Arrange- ments are being msds for the hiss- est show on record. Get new prise llst sud commence flttlug your

ed at the cdge of the highway lead-

" 5153-6-10-1 month, ‘i.

Hoannans so. "Q1" brivsto flmIlY.

sm-e-ia-ai.

in] pllt the school. l

Phone I40

fed by her sister Mrs. R. A. Land--

N. 8., her brothor Mr. F. G. Mo?

PERSONALS

Mk. Geo. W. Gardiner has sr-

‘rfvsd homo from a trip to Alberts.._ ‘where iio viii visiting iiu two! fdsughters and their children at Ms-

lciccd and Iron Springs.

Mr. J. D. Stewart, K- C., lesvee ‘this morning on business for Mon- itreei. He expects to return about ;tl'iie letter part of the week.

- "Mrs. "William O. MinAllister snd Mrs. R. J. Elliott, Moncion, N. 8., were visitors to the City over the week-end, the guests of Mr. snd Mrs. William O. Davey, 30 Wey- mouth St.

The Guardian is informed by the Cuswiris Department that the Ulns is now pstroling the Strait. It is not known whether or not she will cull at Charlottetown. ss it is thought that she will operate from Sydney.

BENNETT

(Continued from page l) --.__._._.. .__. levying so many purely revenue taxes. But needs must when nec- essity drives. Those who will be called upon to pay these revenue taxes will have the natural feeling that someone else might well have been granted the honor. But it seems likely that few will find themselves slighted. One good thing can be said for most of these rev- enue rslsers, and that is that they have e. universal application. We must all "chip in."

The people have a right to ex- pect that there will be no profit- eer-ing. A patriotic duty will rest upon all manufacturers and mer- chants who trade in behind these tariff walls. They should refrain. as from any other act of treason. from combining to raise prices higher than ‘the costs of product- ion s~nd handling require. Of course, the Government has taken power to punish such action. They can levy sii excise fax equal to the duty on any Industry which unduly ralsﬁs prices to the consumer. The same provision might well be made to apply to importers who profit-by the preferential tariff. Neither should they be permitted to charge more than a fair profit on goods which get on the Canadian market because the foreigner is shut out.

The Government will be held strictly to account in the expendit- ure of the large sums that will be brought into the public purse by the new imposts. There must be no waste. Money spent. must be spent for the good of the country and not for the good of s fortunate few. It is well that all those who dispense fat contracts should re-

‘ this.

The agricultural interests have not been lost sight of ll’i the Bud- get. Something has been done for the farmer. But, in view of Can- adian conditions and the state of the world's markets, it will be nec- sesary to do very much more to bring Canadian agriculture out of the state into which 1t has fallen through no fsult of its own.

In the matter of finance snd in the great task of resdJusting itself to the neds of the hour, agricult- ure will need support snd lesder- ship, which in the ﬁrst instance should come from Ottawa and be followed by sympathetic action all along the line of our perhaps ov- er-developed governmental system. Prosperity in agriculture is a prime necessity of s prosperous Canada. —<1"smily I-Iersld and Star.

WILL

(Continued from peas 1) our gubgidy claims at Ottawa. ‘I'll!!! gig nothing and they absolutely ignored trist plank in, their bili- form.

LIBERAL PLEDGE IGNORED

"In that camps-ion we m!“ ll° promise with roﬂfd W 01d A" Pensions. We had, 1n the lest ses- sion of our term in the MEI-shill". the satisfaction of being lblo to take our platform of 1023. on which we had been elected to power. and showing, clearly snd conclusively, that we had fulfilled every one of our promises. Ila s-ny 111ml"? °I the present Government attempt- ed to show that the Iilbersl Illst- form of I927 hss been Implemented in the some manner? Such an st- tssppt would be ridiculous in view of the manner in which that pist. form has been Ignored. But they dgviggd an ingenious idea this yesr, in line with most of their ’ ,‘ ‘ at the last ses- sion of the Legislature. for the purpose of helping them in the coming election. They sent out authority to their highway superin-

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AND

FIRE INSURANCE BROKERS

Our policy has slwsys been snd will continue to be:-

lns it been followed by anything in the vny of pensions legislation? ﬂag anyone received old s-ke pen- slosss since that census wss tskeu? Are they nylur I-uytblnr MI! about old age pensions? Not s word! But you can easily see what it was intended for. Therq are many people in the Provncd-iiod and infirm people-who do not

as well

eligible for Old Age Pensions?" to

you want to stoop to that sort of e thing. e e TIIE CONSERVATIVE POLICY e r

Age Pensions. You have no doubt seen the pronouncement made by those. in power at Ottaws, since the Budget was delivered, that just us soon ss this financial crisis Is 5

peg when Mr. Bennett wss chosen g

merit, desirous of going ss fsr on the road ss possible towards Im- plementing that pledge under pres. ent economic conditions, has lu-

totsl cost in order to erisble sll the w Provinces to take sdvssstsge of th scheme. - C

tho greet need of taking advantage lo of the Old Age this Province, we purpose,

legislation ss will enable us to do so. I know it will take some money '

to make up the 25 per cent which this Province will pay until such

also know that as much money as a. will be required-and more—hss so been wasted every year during the

(Applause). “I believe, by carrying on the of Government in s. careful and econ- It

Pensions scheme.

tfoe, has gone as far as he could" g

ls up to us now to sec that the

the benefits of this benefits which they have not been co

power in this Province, in the last $7 provlnclll osmnsiru. (Loud up. plause).

TEACHERS’ PENSIONS

W. L. McLean whether the Con- th servstfve‘ party had considered the to

payment of old teschers’ pensions, s’! if returned to power. _ to

pcnsio wss before the House. I vi

are not receiving justice.

unfairly treated in mm; has adopted." (Applause)

REVIEWS SITUATION

tendent-s to tAke a census 0! Ill

stock. s. w. mum. suréury. r. s. i.

those who were eligible for Old

t! Ale Pensions. Why wss that done? art scored the Ion Government for oline taxes and motor “

follow the newspapers, who are not me “tempts now being made lcqllﬂilll-Bd. P611151“ "5 distract the attention of the ele some 01 the N“ 0! "5- Wm’! Pubu“ ors from provincial issues and fr affairs, and it is so "by 101' 1'01?‘ the record of the Government's ex- resentetives of this Government t0 travagance and violation of elec- corne elong- and by asking "are you “on promise‘

leave the impression that lt,is the on this 0603mm 5D m, as this lnitntivn 0! "ll-ii Gi-lvﬂllmenl? w Government is concerned," he said, put such legislation ori the statute “Wm be a “dud campus“ They book. It is m excellent Hoyle-ll are not satisfied with having tak-

“Wo hi" llwly! beﬂﬂvﬂl In 01d not stand investigation.

over, Just as soon so conditions be- vinoisl politics, snd I’ say that the come normal. the nlsnll alerted by Premier has very much more right the Consemtlve only It Winui- to discuss provincial politics EIIIII

n its iwior-the Promise- to w the people of this Province to ca!- Slmw 199 P" “lit of the wet 01 ry on and to discuss with you the old a.“ pensions as a federal rc- Government snd the affairs of the *4 sponafbility-will be carried out. In Pgovlywp-qmt Domingo“ poligicsgvl the meantime the Federal Goveni- (Long Applgggjg)

""695 "10 "d6"! Willi“! B! 0W to implement its specific promises are pensions w ‘l5 ameni- of the regarding prohibition enforcement

cited the recent recurrence of a

STRAIGI-lTI-‘ORWABD PROMISE lax administration of the law.

“In view of these facts snd of people had voted for a continuat- drift yesterday

past four years by the sdministrs- enue from Ottawa," he said; "but tion now in power in this Province. how have they been dealing with the revenue which they got out

INTEREST CHARGES DOUBLED

feel, myself, that the old teachers Take the revenue they have col- ! have lected; it has gone over the half already been waited upon by some- million mark: why? 11118818‘ be‘ of the older teachers who are re- because of the additions that we tiring and I have promised them got to the revenue when in power that, if elected, our Government 4125.000 as an interim will give the matter consideration. payment under the Duncan report. because I feel that they have been and 840.000 annually in the pensions railway taxation. Did they Ill In?‘ scheme which the present Gcvern- addition since‘! They have collect-I ed the taxes; but they have not

"mum l" - - ‘hi’ ""°“"° "’ ciiiaoriiacron

aelieve the financial situation of

the Province outside the pockets of Th!" u" "m" mmdu“ 124 Prince St. Phone 1072

In c trenchent review of the the tllblyﬂi- Th8)’ "t! Elm"! l!" whole political situation, Mr. Stew- immense amount o.’ money in 8E5-

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._.__________ ______________ cé-‘amore than any Government so.‘ before because the number o: ca"

0m has increased.

SPENT siiauoxs MORE M1116 campaign that you will find ~D,,,,,,g m, m" Hm u‘ h i ey ave 5%" l" POW" lhry have obtained “"3 expended about two and one half million dollars moi-g 1h"; w" ever expended in four years in tho history or this Province.

“More than that, they have bor- rowed and they have added to the debenture dcbt of the Province a.- zibout half a million dollars.“

Concluding. nfr. Stewart asked "hi" hflll- this Province would ‘have of securing f1 subsidy settle. merit from Ottawa under the Lea Government. which had not only failed to take advantage of a gold- en opportunity when its own fed- ﬁrﬂl Party was in power. but is now bllslly engaged in abusing and mis.‘ representing the actions and poi. icies of the Bennett administration?

ri an active part in the last fed- ral campaign, and in getting lick- d; they want to carry on anoth- r federal campaign, because they ealize that their own record will

THE PREMIEIPS DUTY

"For my own part.“ continued Mr tewsrt. "I intend to discuss pro-

lssve, because he is being paid by

Fishermen Land Safely _ On 7718181071161‘

SHEDLAC, June lli-Joacking com passes in a fog, four mackerel fish-

BROKEN PROMISES

Failure of the Lea. Government‘

as dealt with by Mr. Stewart, who

oumy Jan 35 an example °£ ‘he Cormier, Arthur Cormiei" and

Leandra Cormier, all of Lower Cape Twice in the last four years, the Baum, parish of Bogqord, we“, a, in the Strait of 1'1 01919 Prilhlbltlfln A“, and the Northumberland but landed safely

reunions Act in Conservative Party was fully pre- at Cape Egniom, P. E. I., 23 miles _ u '9“ pared. if electﬁd. t0 Oﬂffy‘ 011i? i116 over the Strait from home. turned to power, introducing such expressed will of the people.

Through J. Ulric LeBlanc, Do- minion fisheries lnspector, Shediac, Rev. Donat Roblchaud, pastor of St‘ ‘Pheresirs Church, Cape Bauld, and The Government's failure to take of Dominion Fisheries Inspector

NO SUBSIDY SETTLEMENT

tlmo, u the Federal Government ls advantage of the golden opportun- Squarebriggs. of Summerside, who enabled to take OVQP-EIIO-IBPOII- ity presented at the sibflity for the full amount, but I provincial conference of securing lost youths were located, 24' miles

1927 inter- communicated by telephone, the

final subsidy settlement, was al- from shediac. Their boat had drift- Hgsjzgd, ' ed in a change of wind. "They have neglected getting rev

ST. PETERS CATHEDRAL

Rev. Canon Malone officiated at the pockets of the taxpayers? all vthree sci-vices in St. Peters is not long since our total rev- Cathedral yeslvrdey and Preﬂﬁhﬁd

oinfc way as we did In the plot. enua wss half a. million dollars. In at 11 a. m. and '7 P. m- M the 11- tiiot we wlIl not Illve very iiiiieii our time it wss about $100,000. To- o'clock service the sneaker briefly difficulty in financing the Old Ago dsy they are collecting over a. mll- reviewed what had taken place at lion dollar-s. Have you been get- the recent meeting of the "We feel that Premier Bennett. ting, during the put two or three held at Halifax with His Grace in accord with Conservative prsc- years, public service to the value of Archbishop WWW-ll presiding The

Synod

million dollar-s s year? That is splendid charge of His Grace is

possibly do at the present time, in the question that the people will Published in full in Church work. implementing his platform with re- h", go gngwer when they vote in the official journal of the Diocese gard to Old Age Pensions, snd it this election. Mr. Stewart citedjzhe extravag- p. m. Canon Malone took for his aged people of this Province receive ant purchases of road machinery, text words from the Gospel for. legislation- which in repairs alone, has already the day "and they all with one con-

and should be read by all. At ‘I

st $80,000, riot to speak of labor, sent began to make excuse." From

sble to receive under the Act as gasoline, etc. It has been said that these words the speaker delivered adopted by the late Iilbersi sdmln- the present Minister lstrstion st Ottawa despite the us. Works is spending half a million the three classes n/niloned by 0111‘ sursncos of the members and sup- dollars s year in his department. Lord in porters of the Government now In but actually he is spending ovencustom today of Blevins Pleasure-

of Public a stirring and striking lesson of

the parable. and of the

iwork. and home duties before the lworship of God.

On Sunday everiiiii; next the preacher n-ill be Right Rev. John A striking instance of extravag- HacKenlev, D. D.. Bishop Co-Ad-

009G) g year.

grit expenditures was given in theyjutor of the Diocese. Mr. Stewart wss asked by m. mounting interest charges.

Whenl On Wednesday the 24th oi" Juna e Stewart Govcmment came in- which ls lllc feast of the Nativity power the interest was about of saint. John the Baplisf the 5,000 a year. Last year. according Grand Lodge of hfasons which will the Public Accounts, the interest then be in session. will parade to

Mr. siowsrtrq may say that f on debentures, loan and bank was St. Peters Caihedral at 4.30 in the drew the attention of the present $148,137—just double the lmnunL afternoon for Festival Evensong, Government to this matter when "What better service are we getting when the special preacher will be the legislation regarding teachers’ from the Government of this Pro- His Lordship Bishop i-fai-Kcnleiz

nee than we were getting then? -

INSIIRE IN SURE

INSURANBE n. R. HOLMAN

“may crianaorraiowrv

lieu of

ilr. W. R. Carson

Home Calls Made.

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