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and PRINCE COUNTY CHR()NICLE_
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  SUMMERSIDEI AGUARDIAN
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Loc a-ls
_fphlasalamnlsnsorvalloaaawa
gl load illafclf but mdvarthlll OI
.ngvayrracaronay bo uraartad at
|.oaua1usa mm!! parable In
advaaol-
_-TBI! !lAl UBI IOIMAIIN.
_Fresh md- Taylor Dru: Jo..
Kgngingtpn, S-D-U.
_-C n I P r I. It D oimrDItBN’s
CLINIC in Town Hall, summersids.
wednesday. May md-
L-'Moa-5-ic-si.
_BIG TALKIE with Serial and
Comedy for only I5 cents at Ken-
sington Monday night.
L-1605-5-l'f-2i.
-ALI. IIDADS LEAD to Gourlies
Dr-ug Store, Summerside, for the
big one cent sale. Your chance to
stock up with household needs;
L-1823-5-18-31
-"1‘IlItEE IN ONE" at Ken-
ungton. Friday. May l'l. (1) "Who's
l‘o Win l-lim?" side-splitting farce.
[gi "Achievement" piuyettc with
island setting. (3) Musical Numbers,
featuring T. W. Bentley. and scenic
ucveltyby Wonderland Chorus.
L-7559-5-15-31.
-BIG ONE CENT SALE of
gcxall remedies is now on at
Gourlies Drug Store. Toilet needs
and beauty aids, rubber goods,
candy. stationery, kitchen specials
and household remedies. Sale con-
tinues all this week. L-7824-5-18-Zi
-*ENTERTAINMENT - The
Carleton Dramatic Club present
their 8 act comedy play “The
Taming of Charlie,” in Traveller's
Rest Hail on Friday, May 17th.
Come and see this splendid even-
ing’s ' entertainment. L-7659
-CONGRATULATIONS - Dr. W.
B. Wowatt and Mrs. Howatt of
Bummerside are receiving the con-
zratulaiians of their friends on the
arrival of a little daughter on May
15 at their home in Sumrruerside.-S
-INVESTED AS ASSISTANT
SCOUTMAS'l‘ERf-Mr. R. L. Mol-
iison. a mem-ber of the Summer-side
scout Council was invested at the
regular Scout meeting of the Ist
Summer-side Troop as assistant
Sooutmaster. I-Iis irrvestiture was
acclaimed by hearty cheers from
the boys.-6
-GIVEN APPOINTMENT-Mr.
*leil'Maci"./eod. Insmctor of 'Fisher-
fqr East Rlnce County has
appointed as Inspector of Is-
cured nah ln Prince County
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MR8. JAMES
OF ALBANY-
to learn of
James John-
in Albany on
Johnstone had
we was thought to
im ving she had a sud-
deceased
her
'being
her sweet,
traits of
made many
a welcome
She was a mem-
Bay church and
social life of the
‘leaves to mourn
one brother, Pat-
of Kinkora to
sympathy is extend-
'ram-
the
success
Cal!
and
place won enthus-
approval of the audiences.
characters deserve credit for
splendid penforrnances and
capable acting. The special-
alone are well worth the ad-
ee, consist of the
and attractive
characters
soDonald,
Bell and
Mary Miittlrt. Helen
and Amelia MacDon-
James 0'Con-
Roberts;
curtain
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Ill
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Y'
Macbollald. `
M
or imc
B.-Friends
learned
d around and had gone
Wednesday evening ap-
his usual good health.
daughter went to his
o’clook on Thurs-
found that he had
Farmeriwas born
of the best
A man of
convic-
much
and social
tc mourn
I"a
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af; ig
W” ww To
V HEALTH
$°ifzi;:,'
, _
ANDREWS
LIVERSALT
|¢atIT|al5¢.LdnIlal0¢.liiaI.a||aleUe‘|la
ICOTT B TURNS! LIUITID
llaweanla-upon-Tyla. lag. 4|
lol' Amar moiilimy am. car, ~r..,,.,..
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DANCE
_ Tonight
at
Abbie Dance Hall
BORDEN
- Sid _Eiiiott's 0rchest"_
Admission 35c.
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L-7665
“SEE Emfmid Dlili’ 'in Kelly's
Cross Hail Monday, May 20th,
L-1639-5-17-Bl.
-FIRE FROM PAN OF GASO-
LENE-The Summerside iireme
morning to what looked like a bad
hed out a can or casorene on ine
stove to clean some articles of
°l°ihi¥iE and the fluid ignited caus-
ing quite a blaze and considerable
smoke. There was no very serious
damage.-S
PERSONALS
-Friends will_be pleased to hed
that Mrs. K. W. I-I. Englis of Bum
lnerside is ma-king a good recovery
from her recent operation for ap-
pendicitis.-B.
-Rev. John A. MacDonald has
returned to his home in Grand
River from the Prince County Hos-
pital, where he was receiving medl-
cai treatment.-B. .
-MTS. J. H. Al'SeIlAl.llt, 01 Egmgng
Bay, is undergoing treatment in the
Prince County Hospital.-S.
-Mr. Edward MacNelll, son of
Mr. W. D. MacNeill, editor of the
Pioneer. left on- Monday for his
home in Chester, N5.-S.
-Mrs. Arthur Allen is being cordi-
ally welcomed back to Bummerside
after a holiday visit in Annapolis,
Nova Scotia.-8.
-Mrs. Norman Wright returned
last week to her home in Summer-
aide from Montreal. where she had
been spending the winter months.-B
Ula Mllll»l‘d'a for Bltra
S 'side Interested
In Commun-ity
Concert A s s ’n.
Interest in the Community Con-
cert Association is spread ng
throughout the Island. A group of
music lovers in Summerside inclu-
ding Lowell Hancock. W. E. Mac-
Donald. William Ptirbes. Ray Tin,-
ney_ Mrs. John Mcneod met last
evening at the l»lolma.n's radio stu-
dio and discussed plans for en-
rolling members to theiiissociatlon.
This meeting was joint with a
group of the Charlottetown com-
mittee who motored to Summerslde
in the interest of extending thc
opportunity to ion the Association
to the residents of that community.
pressed by those'prer.1nt. Mr. and
Mrs. A. 8. McKay and other prom-
inent citiaens who were unable to
be present at the meeting indicat-
ed their interest 'and desire of
joining the organisation. _
BANK INTEREST STATEMENT
UI'I‘AWA, May I8-Interest at
the rate of #L26 a share will be
‘paid by the Bank of Canada to
shareholders of record May 31. ac-
cording to a statement issued from
the bank today. The directors tc-
day declared a. dividend of 4%
percent on the stock. This will be
paid on July 2.
The interest will be paid on the
mis oi msc s share n-om sept-
2l. 1934. to Jan. 2. 1935. and on
$50 a share from the latter date
to June 30.
____.__._-- .
Disarmament-Up to data tbole
diplomats do not seem to have been
centiy conducted at the Summer"-
side Academy.
MacLean Caledonia- Third M
Suminerside; Second, Kenneth Arohi
bald. Bcdeque: Third. Sldne
Wright, Bedeque.
will be those set and marked by th
to our Canadian universities with-
out further examinations.
The pupils who pass in the Grade
XI. exeniinnticns may be admitted
second year university.
Thus students attendinil the
Qumn-rerslde Academy may prepare
for university entrance and safve a
pear over the time reuuired if they
attended Prince of Wales.
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PULES MUURN
FUR l[A|JER
Marshal Joseph Pilsudskl lay rn
state tonight in St. Joh.n‘s Cathedral,
while European notables approached
or arrived for the funeral tomorrow.
Fra.nce'a representatives, Foreign
I Minister Pierre Laval and former
|War Minister Henry Petain, arrived
,tonight Britain will be represented
i by the Earl of Cavan and Germany
‘ by General Hermann Wilhelm Guer-
°°’“i°°"i’i° °“"‘“‘i°-“fi W” "Pi ing, Air- Minister. pr. Ludwig realm-
imarl_ director of the health section
|of the League of Nations. will repro-
sent the League secretariat.
A Russian airplane carrying Wil-
lism C. Bullitt, United States Am-
bassador to Moscow, was forced
ing Builitt's arrival for the funeral
No one was hurt.
The casket containing Marshal
Pil.sudskl's body was raised high on
a catafaique in the Cathedral slave.
Thousands of sorrowing Poles iyled
past the body.
_._._.____--
Most yes-men are no men.
A mother came to school one day
with het' hefty son and protested to
the head-master against corporal
punishment. 4
“Both his father and I stronsly
object to his being punished in this
way." she asid. "At home we only
hit him in self~defcnce." '-
agile toidiscrrn even suspicion. V V ______=
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down in a storm near Minsk, delay- , ,k ml home town' he produced H
Cafltlnue Stfl e Bathurst men women a.nd` children
stances it will ‘happen that the
will naturally be nteres d
vancing money by way of first
mortgage or first and second mort-
gages only when the result will be
(C. P. By Guardiarrs Special Wire) .the consolidating of the indebted- _
wmv-  1°.-rm »»-Y °f  of  f--ef es.n:“tz.nr°s..:: 
"If by means of advances made
in this way the farmer cannot
have his debts consolidated and
recast, then the farmer who can-
not meet his _debts as they
come due ‘should take advantage of
the provisions of the Far-rners’
Creditors Arrangement Act, passed
i.n 1934. which was passed for the
Same purpose, namely, that of ro-
moving ihe farmer from his pcs-
iticn of default, and readjusting
and rearranging his indebtedness."
French Seamen
(A. P. By Grrardlalrs S/pectal Wire)
LE HlAVR.E, Miay 15-Crews of
the French Line and government
onicials were deadlocked tonight cnuuns MADE
over the sea.men's demands. as a
shipping strike spread to Marseille.
The steamship company, fearing
ter.” The lnuyor of Le Havre called
instead of pay for each trip.
gage, the board will require chat-
‘Federal commissioner at Frederic-
the wallwut might force postpone- pe
ment of the maiden voyage oi' its  fnwfihtmgfhgfhhbufgge
giant new liner, Normandie, called den" md M Num mm, no :Idle m
such a possibility "national discs- Babu." 'hue “muah” operated
"W" °"°'“ "° mum M Wm “ was there any indioatioir today when.
:!;“‘ifni§;`g;dP‘l°“°°i°m~ -‘“’°“i ’~°°° our would so or-no-rua. whether ar. \
Fifteen members of the crew of §%';2hg:y‘:,°,n mmf wm°"°'s‘ °'
 
 rr* ”'  _ Kin Grandsons TestEn'ine Igdel it A Famous 'Canadian Naturalist on Broadcast,
1 if  % gs ~ I g Senator MacArthur Gives
` Informative Address On
Tourist -Possibilities
Before a large gathering at the and scenery are becoming more
Summersiade Club last night Ben- widely known each year. The Ben-
ator MacArthur gave a very in- atm' spoke in appreciative terms of
teresting and informative address the excellent work of the Prince
on the great possibilities of Can- Edward Island Travel Bureau, of
ada_.'s tourist trade. which Mr. Justice Arnenault is the
He outlined the work of the president and Mrs. J. M. Mac-
speciai committee of the Senate Fsdyen, director.
whose report was tabled -in the The Bureau has issued several
Senate on May 22. 1924. md which thousand copies or illustrated reid-
dealt with the immense possibilities ers and mam and in additon are
of the 'tol.!r'|t industry ill Own- advertising in leading papers and
ada: and made recommendations magazines in New York, Boston,
for its enoourlsement and expeu- and other centres in ilro United
sion. Ibcpert ev dence was submitted states; also in Toronto, Montreal
to the Commission from transpnr- and Quebec City; besides in flvc
tation companies, travel bureau. papers in the Maritime Provinces.
sound motion pictures companies Speaking of individual effort to
and Radio managers, which proved attract the tourist trade, the Sen-
to the Commission that the tour- ator was pleased to notc_ihat some
ist business is worthy of all the overnight cabins and bathng ac-
backing and support that the gov- commodation has wen erectcd at
ernment. business concems and the eastern approach to Summer-
private individuals can givic to it. side by interested citizens and on
The report was unanimously tl‘rs western beach several private
adopted in the Senate and a sub- cabins have bcen built. All this
Siwtial srant voted for the balance helps to advertise the town as a
of the season’s activties and this tourist centre. In many parts of
yell' the grant has been doubled. the province people are caterng
Senator MacArthur want on to say mom to the stranger within our
that the committee had every con- gates and many compliments have
fidence in the tourist industry. I-Ie been voiced by yisltors of the Is-
gnve figures showin; that th‘s im- land`s hospitality.
Psfmni .ifidll-'>il‘y is Crrvelovirilf t0 The Senator referred t.o the ad-
such an extent that the revenue to ditional boost to the trade which
Canada ‘frgnri th`s aozrrce was in was given by the reduction n the
` excess o e amoun from the car ferry rates. which the Senator
n ~ mfg; fgfsfariiilimiigergnelfels ia :vl;kl;i;1sma;\‘;it_lQ:;;n;“m;li;gneia;l: rtoutgzratn or Icrrlzsdast ma- advocated so iaonely urine sléiins C
“ - `- y 0 5 eniirs cn the comm' e. Hn ell arge on _ymk Min¢r_ famous arradla
.were called out on wedmsday Hon. Gerald Lasce|lea,grandacna of ` Leeds, England. _ expgfsgd slgprise gi; those flgm-e5_ mg splendid ucomn-,odagion for naturalist' wh0& bud 5an¢¢u_,-ies
>' _" f - _J 2 emi 1' Wen 011 i0 Sly ihilif motor cars on the car' ferry and iv roteetion to thousands of g
me °n oambridse 5"1`°et~ It Pi'0V€d the tourist trade is now regarfed _ now that the rate for cars has been grreebiids, holding a. wild goose dur
ing rehearsal Of his P6-Ti? in tlseg
rl
ternational radio broadcast in oe
a pratiorr of the Klng's silver jubilee.
5
to
hnvlzebggi; “,§_l_‘i°§i;’5 555:? Il}:iBhi- 7   as one of the most profitable of all llowered no doubt more motcilists _ _ _
' V e °“59 ______ business enterprises. whether view- will visit our proviilc-.~. The Senator SHOW INFLUENCE
-. 1) ed from ri. local or National stand- remarked, however, that thc rate ---7 -
point. Thr: Senator spoke of the could st ll bc lower. The new high-i (By The Canadian Press)
many advantages of Canada as a. way under construction all also (y1'rAwA,l\/lay 16-Increasmg in-
. _ V Senator said. that this Island is Jacques Carter,
Inmsh’ _K'1dare‘ s°°°“d' A“i‘:_°| asggfg 5?; iiggaggtaégé gpihewggcofgd particularly attractive to the tour- who remarked.
garet MRQNSHL Sunlmmrsidei' mortgage m E shorter pmod than ‘ist. with its cool waters. sandy fairest land that may be seen."
Grade XI__F.h.st_ Keith _muy the MM mortgage and the in -beaches. and quiet streams, it is A hearty vote of thanks was ex.
1 ' _ ia haven of rest to many visitcrs. tended to the speaker for his very mgetmgg and hearing lectures
y . _ .
“ifjfstpfrfgisnggigg Sfmvend rggriggir i Through the efforts of tire Pro- informative address
hmhen -  vineial Golnrnment, Board of Trade. Several gentlen-rn p.-esent made
The next examinations to ~-The farm Ioan board at me 'I‘ra_v<°l Bureau and the efforts of suggestions on the development of
tg ' ‘ many of our leading citizens the the tourist trade which were list-
just wh-*re to go
o|5¢udy had increased, she said. and
ill-" “'°Td5 °f Whilst S0m€ 0! thi* €d“°“i°T\°-1 Sec' i validity of the Canada Temperance
ou' frst tourist. ’
"An Island the d
written by the Academy studen pr sem, d ;¢_ h d f
e mgrymze £105” Bguuiagggfgdmaflx advantages of our Island climate erred to with much interest.-S
Common Examinin Board for the amount of mpprommmexy $10_000_. _--~ __ ____ __
iz
' Maritime P'o\-lnces. On the basis 0g0_ U d gh '
or these siudeuis may be admitted Domm,';,f'G°,_;n‘;,f;f,’;d,‘f_;“tf,},d;’;f I D rf gg 1- 
~»»»»»-°f»~ BUYS TESTIFY
bonds of the Canadian Farm Loan H
B;)a£l0 up to an amount of $90.- . Truck eld
V 0 , in the te,” C . `
tglfmt yffr Uniwrsiiy ‘md ih°5° quently, the maggzsveliziahave 33:5, , (C. P. By G\urdia.n‘s Special Wire)
W ° pass n Grade mi' may em" able for new loans the sum of $80,- ` HA-T-'n"AX» Mai’ 16-*Th°m“5 MM'
000,000_ Intosh, driver of a truck* in which
me °“=»°~° °f ar M me ;‘":.fn‘1s1.°;‘i:i';“.‘;;;;‘;‘l:.f;;1.;:
A t dm I h 'I - -
° me" °,_“""‘ °’ “"5 ’°“’°“ is C 0 M M I S S I  was today charged with failing to
to id f rt
reaggxblz 1;; 30,1 aigxiltffggmtgg produce an operators permit Th:=e
fame, unable io meet his nab” of the injured children were still in
wit concussio two
ities  they come due. from d ' mspital' one h n'
d,.,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,_ In many ,,,_ Tell of _Getting Drunk gm gmerrggigs. no slum. mu
On Liquor Dumped
flgrgtuiiifi f§`§uub°i§° fri? .TSI Into Bathurst Har- Missed R rl
2. rui'f|¢”r..§‘t° if Siforfiféié 'Kill 23 b°“1’ by R» 0- M- P- i eco [
31 ti
ga ons of the farmer. ghehlaogfd (G R By G II ,! m Wm)
B.A'I‘I'1'UR»ST, N. B., May I8. --
Teen-aged youngsters trooped before
a Royal Commission today and told
oi' getting drunk on liquor dumped
Their testimony was Hon: Dr.
Peter Veniot’s first submission in
support of his misconduct charges
against the redcoats. on the proving
of which he has volunteered isrthe
House ol Commons to stake his seat
as Gloucester County’s representa-
tive.
Twice before the former 'rost-
master-general and one-time Prem-
ier of New Brunswick had refused
to bring witnesses before Chief Jus-
tice J. B. M. Baxter, sitting as a.
ton, even though sworn denials were
entered by the police he'accused.
But today, with the commission in
in a,n effort to bear out his allega-
tion thc R. C. M. P. dumped seized
liquor where it could be salvaged
easily.
No cvidencewas entered with ros-
ct to charges that the Mounties
unmolested- outside the harbor. Nor
the 6t€!fl\!hip GOUVGYDAUY GBIC!!!  -
Chanry struck as the liner was q
ready to leave Marseille for Med- southwest Morocco, on a projected
iterranean ports. but they were flight to Mexico, D. F., to see his
quickly replaced and the ship left awoeehgart,
on til-ne.
Tho Strikers Want y¢lrl_v slllfbl hggvy yymd bhwlng up' (mm tha
Ynllfhftlispvfliard tomorrow over- urs south Atisuuou
Because of sandctofml and a
desert legions Pcmbo planned in
spend the nicht at Ifni, the report;
said, but probably would take off'
Pornbo, who is but 21. after
I
F? weeks of preparation soared away _"_-AN BAT1-EN
on ‘Long ight fm” l°"i“° 'it 0*" Wu! I* 1"- Amy Mollison had better lock io
ul r ay ousr-aim. soeoul wini iiyriingiiilirpiru sepciiim fri: M' “$11” °' ‘ms prmy me' 'S
wionm. ua is-A or-lsr mio urs Airioau continent at aatirur-st. {§:”',¢,;¢-‘l“i,'§di§f'  mlioii  355 '
s n
report toss toniglrt said Juan Gambia. and hopes to land in ug. _yan pam" my mgmd an ~
Home Pombo. sums youthful Natal. Brasil. Uhr 1 ll-hour Australia to mglaud iiiglri reoor-s 
r g blliidinss. in which case a second with our wonderful scenic attrae- the 'falling off of the great sport reported to the National Chap
; \'Y\CY‘i'2\lE€ will be taken for the lions and beautiful waterways of anglnr along our streams. but! in convention here todav by Mr
r i . “C955 OVCY 5° PEI' Cent Of the GP- should make Canada. a. very desir- new that n-rany of the rivers arc i'.1- Graham Thompson, convener I
_ ' Dl'i\iS2d Vill\1e._i»l19 i-Oiai Bm0U\1t i0 i able place for any tourist. » ing rcstcckcd this great pastime the wmmittpe in charge of t
ig? filldléanced, howeveij *in respecl i A Canadian Travel Buzeau. should will return stronger than ever and branch of the organization’s actlv-
The fouowmg are the names of 'S “nd 59°"”d m°i`~ll2i!¢5- ‘wi be cstabl shed as a branch of the become one of the chief attractions ity,
to exceed $6 000 th
the Radars in me examinations m_ .. ' ' 8l>P1‘°l>riate department 01 the HOV- of the province, as indeed it ls to In seven of the provinces E
Ii’ me case M 9/ S€°°“ii m°l'i' ernment at Ottawa, was one of the many who know
suzsgestions of the ccmmi'sion. for the big trout.
tel security in those rovinces » _ . .
Grade XII.-First, Allison Mac- Where chattel security pma be Com ng t° our own pronnoe' th' speaker' quoted
bo
o
his
number of chapters eniIB8€d in
retarles had reported definite study
icoursos being followed. others ig;
others. -
The study oi’ French had o
be n P
the chapters, Mrs. Thompson sai
increased emphasis 'on the im-
portance of the contribution of
French Canadian literature and
Fr-,ench influence upon the life of
the country.
Presenting the report of the Im-
migration Committee Miss Rosetta
Joseph. Quebec, declared that for
this fifth consecutive year immi-
[graton into Canada had dwindled
until the welcoming of newcomers
formed an almost negligible past
oi' the order's work and Canadian-
ization has become oi l>aram°\mt
importance. In 1929. the height of
,post-war migration there were 167.-
000 newcomers to Canada. Last W8'
14,000 were admitted, though none
were soiic_ted.
The Film Committee durim the
past year had continued its efforts
on behalf of British pictures and
had also recommended certain Am-
nrican films of special ment. Miss
Joan Arnoldi told the delegates.
o
 '3 
 
i “It is unfortunate that more Dm-
igress cannot be rein'-il’i£d \\i°“$ me
|lines ol pictures designed pnmar-
‘ily for children.” Miss Amoldl sa d.
,"That they will come I h9~V2 U0
doubt. but in the meantime we can
do nothing more than suggest and
persuade and sow the seed when-
ever opportunity offers."
Approximately $17,000 had been
expended by chapters throuiliwili
the country on Child and Familll
welfare. Mrs. J. E. Ruby, Smiths
Falls, Ont., said.
~Chopt,~r-5 lr-r all provinces have
engaged in relief work and in sul)-
iplyin: milk to undemourished chil-
dren," she reportcd. “Clinics have
been supported, either fully or part-
ially. Patents in hospitals, sani-
toria. and preventoria have been
remembered, and money has been
the under-privileged have born ear-
ried on with splendid results. Help
has perm given to the blind. and
the deaf, and financial assistance
advanced for operat ons and the
supplying of glasses. Chlldren‘s Aid
Societies haue benefitted-district
ses have been assisted."
P ontario chapters spent scans ‘n
‘this work. Amounts expended by
lother- chapters were: Quebec. sro.-
i22t; British Columbia, si1.2a4; No-
va Scotia, $8,172' Alberta. $o.l00'
CHALLENGE
EX A  N A necessary requirements. _ln such ` tour st resort. The committee i help to induce visitors to visit our to,-est, and enthugasm on the part _
cases, the board may advance up _stressed the importance of a cam- I province. as good roads air a dom- of chapters of the Imperial Order .-
to two-thirds instead of one-half paign to conserve the fish'a.nd game inating factor in the tourist busi- Daughters of the Empim in fcl-. ' ~
me i*~DP1‘aised value of the landand rr-sources of the Domin‘on; which ness Senator MacArthu'~ regretted lowing courses of Empile Siildy WN;
ter '
s.
§icl in ull.
. (C_F. By Guardians Special Wire)
’ of1'1“AwA, May ic-Refusing to
be drawn into a discuss on of the
Act, a. 56 year old statute. thi
Supreme Court of Canada today
of at least a beg nning being m e heard arguments as to whehrer _tha
by tin reading of papers at some act is now operative in the Oritarid
' ‘ at ,countes of Peel, Perth and Huron.
and as to the proceedum rlecrssary
to made it cipe ativc '
Il ii 1* .
e found racticable in any of The whole question of thc merit;
and demcrits of prohibitory Lqtlol'
d. _
but studies and lectures had laid laws as well as the relative power(
of t\c Dominion and the province:
would have been thrown into the
discusson had not Chief Justice Sir
Lyman Duff ruled off the record
certain submissions by council Toi
the province of Ontario and thc
Moderation League. _
The hearing is on a reference t4
the court, by the Dominion Go\'eln-
ment. In i878 parliament passed
the Canada Temperance Act which
enabled counties to vote it into op-
eration by a simple majority. When
it operated the act forbade the sale
of intoxicating liquors for use ia,
the county but not their importa-
tion or consumption. The act pro*
vides that where provlrcial law:
are more restrictive than its own
terms it will not operate.
The Ontario Liquor Control Act
contains local option provisions un-
der which townships, vllages and
towns may vote themselves dry and
large parts of the three counties
I concerned are dry and in any casa
under the provincial lr_\v_ A nia-
jority of three fifths is required
under the Ontario law compared
with a simple majority under tha
Dom'nicn law.
The court is asked to (ecidc
whether the present Ontario law
is more restrictive than li'.‘ Can.-
adian Temperance Act. if not
whether the C. T. A. is how in
force in those counties and if not
how lt may be brought into force.
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asked the visitor.
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