FEBRYJARY 51.1943

F"

groom) or rmcn

lnhiaonnualcddrssson [strum-y 5mm; picture smdsv tau-turns

,1, follows:

price Controls Elective

“Under the conditions of 51'1"" n; shortflfle duriI-s "is W‘ Ya"- vre have been fortunafh to escape with so small an increase 1m the costQHiVlBB- By any M“ “of comparison, Canada's price control p ol l c y has been

remark- s b l y sffss- tlvs . From Novsm-

I. A. llcLEOD. Phallus!

camber 1st, 1942, the oficial cost» of-living index has rlssn by scarcely more than 5%. In ths United States, ths corresponding increase has been nearly 10%. And if we g0 back to the last war, we find that over the corresponding 'od the Canadian cosbof-living iudsx rose by no less than 20%. “Good though ths record is, it provides no grounds for com- placency. The pressure on the price ceiling has been very con- siderable and one of the clearest indications of this is the moss ox- tensive resort tosubsidy payment. To a substantial dogs-es, subsidies have reflected the necessity of absorbing increases in the cost of - imports, rssultin from higher "_ ‘wchargsssn prlcsadvancss in foreign markets. In sddlti , however, subsidies have been granted on certain domestic products, as in ths case of butter, with s view to maintaining or in- massing output without raising the cost to the consumer. More rscsntly,s ‘ ‘i, moth flnswto Csnsds but practised for some time in Britain, was adopted to keep- dmm the cost of living. It con- sisted of subsidizing a number of important items in the national dict-milk, tea, coffee and oranges-snd in this way ofisstting price incrsssesJn other articles which had either occurred or were threatening. Thesspolicics involve substantial costs to the public treasury and cannot be regarded with equanimlt, . But they are a lesser evil than ths alternative of ‘allowing further increases in the cost of living, with all its inequities and cumulative influence on prices and costs generally."

Upward Pressures on Prices

"The future promises no easing ln the problems of prics control.

PROBLEMS 0F PRIQELONTROL

BUT DIFFICULTIES ARE HVCREASING Says I. A. McLeod

President-THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA AT 111th ANNUAL MEETING

8rd, fa whfcll he mfstosdfhs Canadian conditions, Mr. McLeod spots in part

‘ interest. It also implies willingness

Dorothy ‘Svays

, CONTROL GOOD

Generally, ths upward pressure on ‘ prices is indicated by the large excess of purchasing power over prospective supplies of civilian goods, which means that ths ‘ ' tendency of buyers is to bid up prices and of sellers to mark up prices. The desire of sellers to raise their prices is oftsn fortified by pressures on their costs, inherent in ths advanced stages of wartime mobilisation and mostly traceable to shortages of manpower snd matcrisls. They include higher unit costarssvilting from n curtailment in production, snd higher labour costs . ulting from ths use of inexperienced snd less eflicient help snd from a more rapid rats of labour turnover. In agriculture, producers often ask for higher prices to enable them to hold their remaining hclp and to compensate them for their in- creased toil and difficulties. Then, too, the ism favourable experience of ths United Stats! in the realm of grice control increases ths pro lsmsofcontrolinthlscou‘ y."

Successful] Control Requires Self-restraint and (Io-operation

“No msttsr what happens to prices, we now face tbs fact of declining living standards. The only question that has over been st issue is how ths burden of reduced civilian output is to be distributed. The way of rising prices and rlsing living costs is " " L, andineflicicntltscts in process an ever-broadening struggle for compensation among all the group and individual interests of society, tn which only ths strong and unscrupulous can gain or maintain position, snd in which most citizens and the nation arc the losers. More than that, it stores up additional difficulties and complications to add to the obvious problems of post-war readjustment. "For-these reasons, it is of the utmost importance that ths Cans- disn people persist in the battle against inflation with unabated vigour and determination. But success in controlling prices im- plies an increasing measure of sol!- rcstraint and co-opcration. It. requires an evon grcstsr degree of saving through the curtallmsnt of all but essential spending. It involves a general willingness to subordinate group interests in higher prices, higher profits and higher wages to the national

to accept necessary additional con- trols and public co-operation In making thsm work. And, of course, it calls for competent snd deter- mined administration."

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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN CANADA-Brcokfleld Charge. Ber- vlcea next lord's Da , Hunter River 11 A. M. Brookfleld P. M. Glasgow Boa) 7.30 P. M. Dr. A. O. Thomson, Mmiswr. Z-B-ll.

TRYON — BONSHAW BAPTIST JI-IUBCH-Qundsy, ‘?i’.“"$ZZ'.J"°‘ii" M ths a.

c r W l reach 0n su ect: "Finding Gpod." A cordial wel- come awaits you st your church scr- vlces. 2-5-

I be h 1d at Mt. Stewart only ll A. M. d 7.30 P. M. . IBaak, Mlrllnstcr. Rev I I

‘T111011 1.30 RM.

CORNWALL PASTORAL CHARGiL-Servlces sun/day. Febru- ary 7th are as follows: Kingston l1 A. M. New Dominion 3 P. M. Cornwall 7.30 P. M. S. School ll. A. M. Rev. J. R. skinner, Mlnlsztes.“

NEW GLASGOW CHRISTMN CHURCH, Sunday, ybbrusrv 7th.- ll A. M. Morning worshlmécrmon: “What do the Disciples of Christ

l2 noon, Community Surfing School. 7.30 P. M. Caven- dish aptlst church service. Riv. R. E. Show, Mlnlster.

RECEIVES PROMOTION—- Rev. JM. Murchison and Mrs. Murchi- son o1’ Saint John, formerly of Prince Edward Island have received s. cable from the Middle East telling of the promotion of their son, John T. Murchison from Pilot Officer to Flying Officer. Flying Officer John T. Murchison is attached to a Fighter squadron ln that very much bombed Island of Malta. He ls a veteran of the Dleppe raid. l-Ils aunt, Mrs. W.G. Spencer, resides ln Charlottetown.

Boards Wlll llamlle 90,000 Ration Books‘

The five Local Ration Boards ln Prince Edward Island are making

»' " '__ _ (Continued ONLY DEEP LOVE

out of sort of insurance enthusiasm to ma. WP um one than P385 up the altar.

No idea la more common or more ‘mum marry. There ar

front pugs. ‘d: ‘_>_ __

can MAKE maniacs success

ANSWER-I do not think that you are likely‘ any marriage that you enter into as s c llcy against the dlsahllltlss of use e s marriage s. success, and unless you seem to be able t0 do at 97°59"

to t much happiness crefgr as taking out a . It takes a lot of

fsllsclous than that svsrv 0M

both men and women who are born cellbstes.

Wis love their freedom tter than they can love any individual. who rc- scnt al '

l i f d wh are [gr hgpplef Parents should not ignore tbs depnslsd _._-_ Rest: Rnseéit nogg‘ Noun Dfuequddl IIldCTTIIXIIHTdII clfntmlDeredieftlliuil: Algthur . I h fl ht en ome an O ~ v ‘ , MJQQICLOII} llr. an C 0 a , ew_ m o : Ercy lmklc willful tligacdlrecrezlalrrlledwaxgvillgigntly you! beiong ln this class, and fanny”?nckgflPfb,:_,f:-°,‘;}§I’:"°" 0,2: 015$ aaeylimi; fimTffifififfi Ml-gllodlarnés llllark. Bedeqlle; Lloyd ‘ Lnwtber. Harry Crosby. Stlrlins you Wlll enjoy t e society of many women more than you ever would that .40 many’ cranium exhibit sci-la; ti.“ m hi; 73,4 y,“ Th, l,“ w. Webster, Bsucquc; rt. L. Burro. ct. Macxlnnon. Brewer Boyle. Huh vlouc, {can whsn thsy an pllllllf lntc naus- 5W1.“ who Md’ b‘ n m d “at; Peter's Bay; Brighton undue uluc; M, walker Mrs. D. .1. fvfac ur, ; ofd. hum‘ 30f v l s “f” d w, 1, Montague; w, w. Muwn. Comwsll; Russel Hsmm u. Walter But 1g you m“; m," _ 1 mink that, between the two women you , “hm-t: iflfmtilill" ‘$51 "i" , '° ‘m m" “t” sarnsc s; Thomas F. R/cnton. Hammlll. John Hllmmlll. Haber E. mention m. , on, a m, b“; us, Th, diflersncs m ace ls nes- _,, ,,,,,,,_',,, ;__,,,,;-,=;;_, "ma", ‘bi-nu I sinks wm which he failed in gpldgew u: Mr. and Mrs. .1. u. Mc- . ers, Wright. Leard. Joseph Cor- “ ble- For s woman who has been married and home s child and m" a" um 1m unhappy. "L" ""3 l" "a" i° h" "n" Farlane. Bsdeque: Wulwm bwvlm- l m m‘. "h" 0901111". Rellnlld MC- vidowsd has passed through experiences that make her older than her So attains you notlca any o! than at‘. reward surrounded by his beresv- Bedeque- Robert Macnenzie. uav- ‘Fax-lune. Scarlstown z Mrs. A. J- igs, tmlzlngnslzrz.laryfwfilafiglgrrk 1;“. n: if wfdowlsrid member of his Ism- 1sndisfa lien: seucabaugb. B. B. iléiirdllns. Sfimua Kstmrlinc ' - ' " * y who ov ngly cared for him ln nas alao swkbrs-Lea Mac-H n8 0W. rs. . ruce. mr DEAR MISS DIX-What do ou tam: about an plcklnl up boys fii‘i'l‘.'.'i'-lr'.il.iTl'-i’aiu"l ‘Tifiiiiq-iflifi his wlmuues. FIVher Simpson Farlane, um. T. a. Haw. Murray E- Tomlvw- Neil 11 Walker. City: 1m lhe street and going riding with stranger; 1n “up llhsd blood and bavs hslpsd w transform giving him the last rites. Hs was Harbour; Dr. Lester Brslzuult, lvlur- Malcolm MacPhei-sqn. Eldon: Union woammma. glwv-hsgfl- "g thaw-M- »! =1- constantly vlslted snd consoleci- in ray River; North Pincus w. 1.3m. , Road School. Viv-an Rut. Am A ‘ ' ’l '< the most dangerous things girl can posslbl do. Ii- niiifa- zy'austlvrln:lri.mgmii"fmvlf,|f“ " 18 sickness by Rev. Father slmp- H"! Mrs Ev W- Plmluhmwll- 9m“ Hwd‘ Rm“ Brwm‘ “wit” 3'°“'“' ~ Men rm ths street or who accept some chap’; of- ' am. aphid, hungry for dissi- his-i grid: son and Rev 1g u ivmphemm $4.00 from Mrs. Edna Jenkins. v sterllnz McLean. Mrs Donald Mac- br c! f lift who disappear and are never hoard of lssfn. ozihwhoss mum- I. -Ivi;nu~= tor-ingots. ....|....r.'. a at»... m m. n. Bowlsn, who was Bbéegy?‘ {flag gvafigkuit-nsyylgffi. Qgfgamd; ggyyefgrs-lflglh “$3,035- g now amps snsrn a nds- - . 1'0 . . ‘ . ‘ - - - v gléuwn from a speeding alitbiifbdiieiirfihvpl-“zflfrhliiiii stoti-lelsnzvgfgfifl’: ‘ Eislriijguihrlefisrosmdgynqi 1:5: rgzllwnlmnifmog: glldvsgluggnssnjfihwgllila Pom‘; Mm wunlT4M?;,,e§g,;3g:lfi,,v ilggacfvelll, Caroline McCabe. . ~ — l -" ' ‘z - murtlmes. and some day people will bs rsadns about you lf ou keep uP paw-unm- run. Pllls today. was highly respected by everyone. Herbert lbeafilcwhn; Daniel, $6.25 in sundry nnsller subscrip- pmm“ °l Wm! °5 "ll-h me" °i "m" W" km" mm "'3' l-fs leaves to mourn ossldss his w’ 5' M ' - M J llll tloras U youhwe no , J d‘ o’ A , or‘ I _ _ h EABNCLIFF! W. l. widow, four daughters, Mrs Dsnula gf§fi§€;,.°“‘“§i§‘°““' rTruc-anialfi; ' ' v ° "s avms ———-— M 21 , t w , ; .' ' ' , . LONDON - (CPI _ Princess ml" for your life and do not go about with any msn to whom _ou have on January 12. ma, ths Earns. “rpm? “can? ‘éfooklmg MM’? Bedegue’ A’ "-,,,fi“"“f‘§. uéeawm , Elizabeth and Princes; Margarct 5'3"" Proper Introduced and whom oud ot kn to t ' ' a” ' Mms- 6'1"" V Y Y vorthy- ‘y y o n °w ‘m’ cliffs W 1- met l‘ "ls "W" i" Mrs. Joseph Whear at home and .50 from Mrs. Helen s. Bell. Gssc ‘Rose purchased r lively. the ---~~ Mrs. A, H. Mulch Mceilu! 0 n" Mrs. James court of charlottstown. averse; Mrs, chsrle B. Dcull. first and second of Britain's new . U , ' cd with Institute Ode follows by on; ‘on preqecemd mm "m; ye." Qgpg Traverse; lice Barrett. Ctcll :1 saving certificates at s little ;. Igeg Wlde Study o, m’ amid,“ chamber o Con” Creed. Eleven pairs of mitts wsrs l’ "m _ Barrett, Kingston, lpOSt offlcs ln a village near where . of p t w b] moi-cg w“; m, “vermin; club w. e hand“? "1- | The funeral was held at st. $8.00 from Juries NA111ldr§yl_ they are stsylns- 0S - 8.1‘ PTO 81118 d. fir,“ m, lmmmve m w _ Mlnutsa n! psuvlous msetlns were goymymgum, ‘mu-m n.0,”, Hunter River. A. 0- “c Q‘ - ‘ rend and approved. corrss dense _ ton Green, Alfred. Moors. Ernest- “ ——-- be tlvs frss snmprlss ln the post. Cross on Dec. 20th. rather McPher m , Twmbs‘ “w,” ,‘,, Pmigmlgtsn. Feb. 8-fCP\—R0b- war perms would o. state owncr- WM isfidbfigdwfrlgulwfl l" o" m°~ w. officiating, assisted nv luv. Fa- M°°N° - “"- m M... -_ < ' .011

of Montreal. President shlfi of ind

ustry

vsntlon.

u can put. more l? my advice 1s to

s. valuable contribution to the war effort by conducting the No, 2

Ration Book Cumpaignln this pro-'

vmce. More than 90,000 o; coupcnjiooks will have been hand- ed out to citizens when the drive ls over.

Charlottetown Board will handle about 35,030,, Summerslde 22,000, Albcrton 12,000, Sourls 7,00), and Montssus 13,500.

By personally picking up tsisss

lssulng centres now

ration booksmt

b81118 organized by the Local Boards, Prince Edward Islanders

will save themselves over $900. If

the malllng system were carried out everyone would first have to send in! the application card from the back of the first book. Postage on each’

these

of these would cost the provlncel 5

90.00) cents or $900 alone. Added to that would be the cost of mall- lng out ration book No. 2 to each of the applicants.

Besides the cost of such a cam- palgn the procedure would severely tax the already nver-bixrdened port office staffs throughout ths. Island. ‘

.

A total of 12.000300 books win‘

be distributed across Canada. By

picking these up personally cftlssfis

are saving ths country more than! $500.01).

| . The new books will be dlstribut- 5W1?- Oslvfn. M81‘! lnd Family.

ed between February f9 and March 1.

IS our , m: voum: amt

f Yllllll DAUGHTER? I

paid.

Misses Murlsl Pitt and Vcrnlta

Mulch ln asrvlno a dsllclcus lunch. '

2-5-11. ,0

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FEBR

Chickens for Prizes Admission 25c

‘Everybody Welconis

MEMORIAM

ii-auu

i HIS. v Seldom

southbou- , On Januar

tn P. n. Isl a Hospital. follow- m: an operatlgg her s91!"- i>°°K its flight to the Heavenly Mansions

prepared by and served .

am. Wood visa ths dsushtsr of

the late W

Wood of Alexandra. She ism/e! W

mourn, her

daughters, Mrs. John C. sls ls.

February 1th.. | Bltks, Alaska, Mrs. Vernon K. llns cf Montreal ,

Asughtor, Vsrs lnmn colltns- sac

, two slstsrs, Mrs. Lincoln Wood. East

.l'toyalty, Charlottetown and Mrs

ll. Charles Shfplsy, River Herbert. N. . . s .

Arter- a short prlvats service at

Solo “Come

continued l choir.

Fbr over slx ed the office M. A. s. of herself a; fsr srmlttsa to

ever at ths

personality a

ways smndln believed it,

planted ths services

men . would say;

His care sha

s all lead;

All Hls great a

Y To yield vou comfort and to be

J

your stay -. l

00d u. your Hsbltsflvn. Refuse. McFarland. Walter McCallum. m. ncraay-wanrvan WEDDlNG mum, FY1011 ~ - s wln McFarland Rev J M Ba to “ ‘ Aim

m’ ml“ w“ "my “was =<> A|d To llussm Fund aw MGM...» r a twini- .... tédihféfliil. '..il’.°."".i.0 We en -" 3 que; E. A. Ilurgc’ Frank Duffy. ~ .

The following Iloml tributes were City, Brento Doll _' . " A pretty wedding took place sat- 0°15” MW- Th! bfidfil tlbli given in loving memory and deepest .1. tch, ciiem thfiiimfif" “i; “rd-By afiernoon December 19 at 4 “as cenlred with s Wedding cakl ympgthy _ Mr,3ndM1-5_A_J_ watts 310,00 son Wright, M; gmgom wnghh o'clock in All saints’ Cathedral. "d m] While tubers and whlts

Pillow, Husband nrooglelo w. 1. I 10.0.. fiitspal {my B. Phillips, _ ,;_ may when Miss Helen Francis Warner, Zgdubrcntrfblchrsgacmheitrxnums fern-or!-

Sprsy, Helm and Vernon, Crys l unflpver No. 0. E. S. 1cm: 3 On; Kate Mcllgflgng, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George c a e ora ons. ro

so ay, Lll a ,1 a _ wndey a on Lawrence Lodge w- mus. n, Warner of Armdale, bocame the Gwrte H- Hendsrscn pro ed rm

Crgscentslclvlgxa], Llrgcolln, Wendell, 1' °~ 0- 1_"~ ' ~ from Lorralne Webb. Csv- bc-lds or Charles Austin Reilly of 5°“!- W 111B bfldl Y0 W lch tbl m,‘ 5M, Ruth _ John Andrew. East Royalty 10.0.. giorasllllc. 1w i fiCaubrey. Cavendish: summerslde, P E I Canon Ellis 81mm responded. Mrs. Warns:

Wreath, Annie, diaries, Vera and ‘glgimm Hm“ smmms- Dawmne Bgdg i ‘F'- Bedflll"; IV"! performed the ceremony". the mufihfl’ 0f the bride. Wm I Eben. Mlfiandefilig John A stunt Monmghe ewe’ Arthur Mcueu- The bride. who was siven ln mar- “Mk Fme“ Caaiume Wm‘ bu“ w’

Spray, Leonard, Jessie and Mary dent“, deéeque ' ' 10 1.00 from Evan“ Uvm “on rfage by her brother. lolJkcd char- ccssories and a corsase of res

5P"Y- Em- 1'3"" "d ""81- Iouiae Callback, u. Bcdeque 10.00 Nathan lrvmz. Jackie m. i ma‘ mm!‘ l“ l‘ 5“‘*2"1°“gm dm“ °‘ “'s°s'

Spray, Jane. Earl and Sue

Wreath, H Church.

Spray, Alexandra Baptist Church.

_ . or’: Rest; Normgn can‘); m", honor was her sister Mrs, Alex been I. valued member of the Law BPNY. Richard. Florence and Al- Harold s. MacLeod, Vernon 20.00 Murrfly. Hurry Green. Lewis might. Nlfikefwfl» W11! W55 dfesied l" ">56 ‘mum cwmy Cl"?! °m°° 7°‘ her-ta ulen William W. I, Laura Lowther, Ethel Lowt 4r, wool with wine accessories and her tile PBMleW years and Mr. mm: Board of Controllers Gardl- Freda McLeod. Smith Shsrran, Ellis corsage was of red roses, Bonja- who received his Master of Science Wreath, Mr. and Mrs. Roland B5" A- R- P- ~90 , websier- c1311‘ BffldBhBW. EVE-Nit min Mayls was the best man. The degree from Dalhousle in 1940 hll Wood. guxfiglépweafid W955 gggsighilylgi, Bigfgggi £352; wLiglii-i- altar of the cathedral was blinked slnrehbegn fir!!! the” lmatfongkln- 5PM)’. 175118710 Ind U". u ‘ ' 7‘ 0 Mrs J d“ h it _- - with whlts and bronze chrysanthe- seam oun . - a sx , w» m an i "t. L. a... s:~...-.a%.ac-.r “"- 5P"'~"' m‘ Wm”! “l” Y- ewoo rrdfifnur and Mrs Alex Ma's- rah ‘clyue River: trdalur 8.15.‘ BPPIY. Mrs. N W. MacKlnnon. l5‘ ' - ' ~ ’ - ' . ' Wreath, Eirscutlve Council Gov- Qifi“’,;,,‘§§’{‘,ifi‘§§“§:rfi1-§LFK§§I ‘ §§‘§§q§§?v5§§é.“h'.5'c'3ili§.iiblifi - - ernment of P. 87.1’ ' Donald, (my; MeNllle Victory Bay; Jos. Sutherland, St Peter's sPm-‘K DF- "Id M" W» J. P- League; William callback, R. Cau-Iliny; Christine Bruce, John camp- Maclvflllan. been, Mildred, csllbeck, Centre 1 bell, William Hlcken. Kathleen Spray, Women's Conservative As- Beocquc; Thomas Moyse. Dr. neruy .Ca.ml1b9". Montflxue; Frank Boyle,

suclatlon .

.___.__.___.__ MR. JOHN BOWLAN

thsr slm on. Tbs pallbearers were:

AlltTlllll 45's ll. of 0. HOME

ramnv ‘EVENING

__...._. M, l_us tat can»: cl; carom or

M‘ Rfffi.1€'|ggae$edpfea:$Yfdl?£sIll,tlNP aw“ ransom """ ' 22,?" “..f.‘.‘£l£2“a‘§2..”‘§..“°‘a‘i5°?§'

BRIAN CIIU l! ~ "mm i ' CANADA-Marshnslg ma??? Se?! P cant death of Mrs. M. W. Wood of Llccs lo: Sunday, n run-y th

homo, the tflfid in Haulbrook Bsctlst Church. lea by Rev. 1 by Rev D. K. Rosa of Pcwnal and Licentiate Athol Roberts. the service, Miss Sally Wood aims B

Harold Osrvsr sang "Sometime We'll Understand " Mr. Levy comfortlrlg memage.

soios, two hymns, and “Shall We as

The pallbearers were: Jones, Ben]. Fsrquhsrson. Dari Jenkins, Vaughan Murphy, C. J.

a Aiwcys often used her musical gifts when needed, ln neighbouring churches.

autiful and

oommunltv for welfare activities. Mrs. Wood

pftality endeared her to many. Al- she never relinquished her ideals of chrlst. Of her ft truly might said. she "plucked many a thorn, and many a flower, glorified faith in God, herself and» fellow

To the bereaved loved ones, we

“God will not fall you, wlll not pass your need,

one sale. was! sllspls way to

O

UARY so,

8.15 pun.

I. W. WOOD

y 18th. ll\ hsr 63 Y!» it

Him whom shs lcvsd

llllsm and Catharine devoted husband. two

ol- snd a llttls grand-

funersl service was

. _ , d is: _ J Levy In as ed quamy During You Unto Me" and Mrs.

gave a very Besides the “Abide With Me." the!" at the River"