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' ' ' rue GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

Ciberal "Address By The HQn.T.W. L. Prowse

(Continued From Pele l)

by sending the two Liberal can- didates to represent you in the lnew Liberal Government will be formed after December 11th. '

Let mo now tske s few min- utes to tell you tho contributions that the Jones Government made to Charlottetown in the past (our

years.

Provincial Government ass to City of f‘ iotloiewss

April l. 1944 to March Si. 1M6- Grant in lieu of taxes Fines

1,710 ‘ 011347.60 April 1, to March 81. 1046-

Grant in lieu of taxes Fines

$1L$15

April 1. i940 to March 21. 1001- Grant in lieu of taxes rvr‘ 7,092.15 Share of holdback

F1110! . .. 5,7”)! Amount spent by Province I0 fill dump H50‘. Emergency shelter aid 4,000.0“ ‘$320.07

‘April 1. 194-1 m March a1, 194s-

Grant in lieu oi Corpor-

. _ atipn Taxes .. $18,000.00 I ' Special grant of $1.00 per capita 14,821.00

April 1, 1941 to Sept. 30,1941 Fines

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In addition to the above is an approximate amount of $11,000.00 which will be spent by the Liberal Government to keep the streets 0t‘ Charlottetown clear oi snow in the winter.

You will also notice in the above

statement that Charlottetown willl receive $8000.00 more in a grant < history

in lieu of Corporation Taxes, a‘so a special grant of $1.00 per capita which amounts to $14,821.00 in

lieu of ‘Railway taxable property able to ﬁnance a “£00900 bond “b0” issue at 233% which

v Charlottetown in the

which '

310137-59 been made possible except for, the -°° acceptance of the new Financial

$1°.133-59il-lonourabie Dr. W. J’. P.

1156-55 I Millsn. Therefore, what can Char-

9-“3-75 ancial hardship which could only

94,930.15 i mm

morisl Field at Victoria ’Pe.rk.' through the efforts of the Physical Fitness Department of the Gov- omment headed by Lt. Col W. W. Reid. An estimate of the value of the work done is shout 06,363.00. and it is a mighty fine gift of the Physical Fitness’ Department of the Jonm Government to the Oily 1 of Charlottetown. i Other things contemplated by. the Jones Government sita- Ds-f cembor llth will bo seen in our, local papers, so the election date! draws near. l All these additional grants to} Charlottetown oould ' not have

‘Agreement st Ottawa by the Jones Government. This wu op- posed by sll Conservatives heeded by the Leader oi the Opposlaon,

ac-

lottetown expect from the Con- ssrvative Government. (should .they get the Government.) be- cause without this ‘agreement Charlottetown would suffer a fin-

be met by additional taxes on our citizens by the City Council. Our citizens now are sufficiently taxed under present circumstances‘.

Under this magnificent financial agreement with the Dominion, Prince Edward Island will this year receive over, $2,285,000.00 as compared with $057,000.00 obtain- ed from Ottawa by all previous Governments. The credit of this ,Provlnce is higher than that of Tany other Province in Canada, and

we can ahtaln more favourable ‘rates on our bonds than any other Province.

Despite the largo made in the Province for Public Health and other necessary ser- vices, we are today paying less in- terwt on borrowed money than we were six years ago. So what is the use of Dr. Maclvfillah telling you, as he did two months ago, that iwe are "ncing provincial bank- ruptcy? We were never in our I in a sounder financial :positlon, and the figures will back ‘me up in that statement. Only six

months ago the Government was

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ATTENTION F ARMERS

We are now in a position to offer expert service on- ali Massey-Harris Tractors and Farm Implements.

For particulars consult yournearest Massey-Harris p Dealer. Watch for future announcements.

SIGNED: P.E.I. Massey-Harris Association

quarter to one-half per cent more

Charlottetown. headed Honourable

Idone for _ by a farmer Premier, -‘ ‘J. Walter Jones.

i And that is not all-the Airport Housing that was conducted by the City of Charlottetown, along with

{the local and Federal Govern-

zinentfs assistance was thrown on the hands of the Local Govern-

lment. herause the City found it too expert re to operate. The Local Government is now operating this Emergency housing, thus relieving thebousing shortage to a great. cxtent, as quartered in this shel- ter are 104 families. The majority of these people work in our City and are citizens of Charlottetown and spend their money in the

' City. You \viI1 also notice that the dis-

~racefu1 dump by the Hlilsbaro nridge has been filled in and al-

l most completed as a dump thus

i relieving Charlottetown oi an eye

‘ sore. The expense of this work

was paid by the Provincial Gov-

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- Other Improvements

Another slhation close to Char- Jttetown, on the St. Peter's Road.

‘ “as the swamp at Parkdale. This swamp has now been drained, practically made dry, thus doing away with another nuisance to the people of Charlottetown Com- mon and Royralty. Another asset has been added to Charlottetown, that is the Me-

_ When YOU’!!! ﬁnished discussing oll this lovely machinery we're going to have in a m. years’ time, _; - ‘ A could you fetch me another piece oi string?"

‘than your present tax rate. Thatf , is what the Jones Government has '

town. It is easily seen that if it - this 100k “kc provincial ham“ were not for that. every holder of | rupwy?

real estate and personal‘ property

would have to pay at least one- Public Hum,

I have referred to the large ex- penditure on Public Health in this Province. The MacMlllan Govern- ment spent a little over $300,000 is year on Public Health; this year the Jones Government Budget calls for the enormous sum of $i,100,000 on Public Health and WeZCare-nearly four times

grant to hospitals which is paid on the basis of 50 cents per day per bed 1n each and every hospital. The grants formerly paid to hos- pitals hy the MacMilian Govern- ment have thus been increased threefold.

Such an excellent financial arrangement as has been com- pleted with Ottawa was more readily secured because the two Governments were in line. The hie of the present Liberal admin- istration at Ottawa extends to i950. so that for the next three years at least, we may expect a Liberal Government in power in Canada. And with the assistance we have from Ottawa we may easily expect the Liberals to be in power there indefinitely.

For instance, in this Province alone we receive over $2,000,000 annually from Childrens' Allow- ances, and nearly a million more from the Old Age and Blind Pen- sions. This makes a grand total oi nearly $6,000,000 a year that comes to this Province from Ottawa. Is here any likelihood that the Ottawa Government yvill change? And if we have a Liberal Government in Ottawa we should have s Liberal Government in Prince Edward Island-as with the two Governments in line we can expect a further expansion of the already munificent services pro- vided for us along the line.

The press published Wednesday morning the manifesto of the Lib- eral Party which was announced on Tuesday night by Premier Jones. I would strongly urge every elector of Prince Edward Island to read the list of accomplishments- of the Jones Government aver carefully. also the good things to come under the new Jones Gov- ernment of which I hope to bo- come a member again after De- cember lith.

The time at our disposal will not allow Dr. Dougan and myself to csll on every one personally, therefore, we would appreciate if

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you would overlook our not call- ~lng on you and please give us your support.

Dr. Dougan or myself heard again before the election to IICLI you of the many things we -l.ope to procure and do for the people of the Fifth District of Queen's in the next four years.

i In closing let me again thank you all in the City oi Charlotte- ﬂown, Common, and Royalty for __vour kindness to me at all times. I

r EMYVALE SCHOOL

; Report for Emyvals School for September and October. l Principal's Dept. '

Grade X-i. Gerald Coady. 2. Leonard McDonald. 3. Leo Clark- in.

Grade VIII-i. Roma McCloskey. 2. Wilfred Ciarkin. 3. Jimmie Mc- Closlsey. _

Grads VII-l. "Geraldine Cai- laghari. 2. Noreen Cosdy. 3. Mar] McCioskey.

Grade VII—l. Louis Rita MeCloskey. 8. Es in and Eileen Murray.

Highest average: Louis McClos- key-Bo 1-2 per cent.

Primary Dept. Grade V—l. Florence Clarkin. 1 2. Brendon McGlnn. 3. Wilfred Mc- Closkey.

Grade IV —1. Verna Clarkin. 2. John Conway. 3. Florence Con- way.

Grado III-l. Wilfred Griffin. 2. ‘Jean McQuaid. 3. Teresa McCios—

ey. Grade II—1. Clifford Callaghan. 12!.‘ Mario Clarldn. 3. Damien Clark-

Cioskey. I. er Clark-

Grado I Br. -l. Shelia Griffin. 2. Mary Griffin. S. George Con- way.

Grade I Jr. -l. Paul McCloskoy. 2. Catherine McGinn. 3. Teresa

I McCloskey.

Rite Bradley. Principal. ,, Myrtle Costello, Assistal.

KELLTS CROSS W. l‘.

The annual meeting of Kelly's Cross Women's Institute was held in the school on Nov. 5 wtth a good attendance.

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As the President was absent the Vice President presided and the mulling ‘ in the usual man- ner. ‘

The minutes of the last snnusl meeting were resd-the school com- mittee gsve their report and Mrs. David Roberts and Mrs. John Moly- nsaux were appointed for next month. The annual report was given which showed s very suc- cessful year. After sll bills were

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paid there was s balance on hand of $228.04. '

There was s longrdiscussion on the‘ condition of the school and how money could be raised for re-

pairs.

The officers were then elected. President -- Mrs. Maurice McDon- ald. Vice Preeidesstn‘ Mrs. John Molyneaux. Secretary ‘Preesurer, Miss Edith Kelly. Directors, Mrs. William Mcqusid. Mrs. Gordon Weddell. Mrs. Bennett Trainer, Auditors, Mrs. Stirling \Wedde11 and Mrs. David Roberts.

The next meeting will be held in.tho school. The roll csll will he answered by each member psy-

lug her fee. A dainty lunch was

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0n Visit To Belgium

Prime Minister King

BRUSSELS, Nov. 11 -—(CP)- Prime Minister Mackenzie King

discussion behind , closed doors with the Prince Regent of Bel- gium, Prince Charles, after taking an active part in the country's Armistice Day commemoration.

of Canada today held a two-hour _

Nature oi’ the Prime Ministeri talks with the prince Regent wu not disclosed. Before the oonven sation ho paid an unexpected vlsi to the Belgian Parliament, so cepting an invitation after th~ service at the tomb ol Belgluini unknown soldier.

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