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Ill IIEMURIMI
iilme of _ [Ly
for recovering. MB' J A’ KF
1g79.3.1o.g1_ Citizens lss.\-ned with regret of the
assin esterday of Joseph A
n a y -
-ii xeiiy, for the past seventeen years
the painstaking and eillcient C. N.
WWE" WANT iz. might Agent in inn city.
PEP AND APPEARANCE The late Mr. Kelly was of a most
_“_” genial disposition and by his oblig-
lBy Canadian Press) d host of friends,
was the order of the
were what the young house-
looking for.
modem tlapper, with a
sho could use vigor-
persuaslvely, had also
sales. lliather might look
wireless or the motor ollr.
W”-‘l 10-year-old daughter
i him into getting the
wanted. "Pep and appear-
Dunstan‘s
During
ing manner ma e a
March 10.-How the |,“»M¢u1"1y among the business
°f “l°d9l`ll W°1l\¢ll 115” men with whom he came in con-
the commodity market wil tact daily,
by an expert at a meet- Only last August he was called
the Incorporated Sales upon to bear the loss of a devoted
Association. Bimpliiic- land loving wife, together with his
living. with smau houses little My Frank. who will rww
had entinyy ¢hmg- mourn the loss of both kind and in-
ci buying. nsnd~to-‘ dulsent Parents-
Born ln Charlottetown, Feb. 10th,
my 1073, the late Joseph Kelly attended
qummlu aunanvdy Queen Square School, and later Bt.
University. At the com-
pletion of his college term he en-
tered the employ of the C. N. R. in ,
Sept, 1890 as messenger at Char-
lottetown.
leisure time he studied
telegraphy and became so proficient
that he was appointed station agent
at Royalty Junction in Sept., 1093.
After serving with satisfaction to
the railway and patrons alike at
different stations he was appointed
freight agent at Charlottetown on
Cot. 0th, 1013, a position which he
held until his demise.
He was a prominent member of
the Knights of Columbus, and C. M.
B. A. in both of which societies he
manifested great interest.
Bnidea his young son he leaves to
inourn. three sisters, um. John nr.
Bullies. Mrl- P. W. Clarkln, and
Mn. !'. J. Foley, all oi this city: al.
so two brothorl. His nreelleney
Bishop Kelly, of 'l\iIsa, Oklahoma.
and Ambrose or spokane, wash, eo
all of whom the _Guardian extends
sinosn Umvlthy.
The funeral notice will appear
_
be announced later,
About 40 or 50 members of the St
Catholic Womsn's League, listened
lecture by Dr. J. D. MacGuigan in
the Knights oi Columbus .Hall last
evening. The subject .was “Con-
tagious Diseases" and the Doctor
outlined the causes and prevention
of these diseases. Rev. Monsignor
MacDonald presided at the meet-
the conclusion of the lecture, a vote
of thanks was moved by Miss Mar-
garet Gallant, seconded by Miss
Casey, Presldent of the C. W. L., al-
so tendered thanks to the speaker
‘ for his instructive address. The
meeting idjourned with the singing
of the National Anthem.
Trinity United Church
FRIDAY
7.00-Choir Rehearsal, Heartz Mem-
orial Hall,
7.00-Junior Tuxls Square’ regular
meeting - Social Hall.
ular meeting - Ladies' Parlor.
1389-3-11-li.
Dole No Cure
SYDNEY, N- S. W. March 9-(BY
The Canadian Press)-The only (1)61 ra
cure for unemployment is DHVIW (3) 334.600- ings,
employment, in the opinion of Sir
Henry Braidden, noted Au.strali.an
fin .
“agqvemmeng expenditure on the
dole, however necessary, is no ou.\'s"
said su- Henry. "rt is supremely
gether and devise a general plan.
If there ever was a time when party
spirit should vanish now is the
time. Anyone who is consciously
creating a. rift within responsible
sections of society is a traitor.
Sir Henry urged abolition 0! U10
imskilliul workers. All the rest
should be a matter of arts-118¢m€'lll~
bill of $35,000,000 s year. and hed
TOXOID CLINIC at pn-,yimm
Blnltorium Olice, Sltllrdly from
1° ‘° 1" ' 1-22-fri-ti-'Provincial Legislature, unreh io.
Funny AGAIN nsr..n'an_0,.
ing to continued heavy me in the ti
strait the car ferry was delayed,
again last. night, the Borden train 'I
not arriving in Charlottetown until ;‘
I o'clock. About 25 passengers made ip
the crossing. / W
, 11 ibn. 1 issuer.
if' '
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` _ 'ar-.
and the bank called in the OVC!
vun your daily F u 1” t h e 1° D i S C u S S ion :rs .°:°..:°:::::.ii.i::i...:;
were thing! that 1111180 bo C°ll5ld
Down On Monda Evenin °1°°-
| 'rhs House inet at san p. ni.
20.-Mr. T. A. Campbell: _
are Islands
Matthews, 0 Leary.
ADDRESS" ST' Zn* >°"U°- <2) an from 15th. December.
v ' 1931.
Zito Club which is sponsored by the (3)_a___“5o per annum; b_
Paid by Prohibition Commission.
with mlm" l'° " “ry mstmcme (4) Lieutenant Governor in
Council.
Provilwlll Police
l' Bull)
d stlo f al
ing and introduced the speaker. At "5 an °°°“p ns ° 1 p"s°"‘°’
appointed by the present Govern-
ment to the Provincial Police as
Prohibition Inspectors?
Rose Biacquiere, and presented to (2) w°’° “H °“°h “l°p°l"l'°°5
th, ,paper by th, Pm|dent of the Canadian Citizens at the time of
¢-_;1ub_ mwy Le¢m,._ Mm 'F_ _,_ their appointment? If riot, which
ones were not?
(3) Were any or all such ap-
pointments recommended by the
Commissioner of Provincial Police
' and the Prohibition Commission.
or either of them?
Answer:
I (1) See 29 (1) a.
; (2) All Provincial Police are Can-
adian citizens.
(3) Appointed by Lieutenant
‘Govemor in Council.
Domlciled Companies
8.00-Young People's Society, reg- \
477-W'-'LBIZ ‘»_.  »
(1) How many companies have
been registered under the provis-
ions ot Domiciled Companies Act?
(2) What revenue has been de-
rived from the taxation of such
I Act? ~
Answer :
Lights On Vehicles
40-Mr. T. A. Campbell: _
(I) Has the Govemment receiv-
ed any recommendations that n`
necessary that me seven gwem- vehicles travelling on the highway: 1
men” of Austmlqa should get W. at night should carry lights or re- t
flectors?
(2) Or with regard to the use ot
side-hitch on sleighs?
(.3) If so, what action does t r
Govemmeut propose to take o'
such recommendations?
Answer: . `
(1) Yes. by Grand Jury
(3) No decision.
Answers to the following ques-
ons were tabled by the Premier:
(1) What are the names of the
resent Magistrates for Prince Ed-
(2) What are the dates of their
‘L 1. s. Panane- . ‘Pl’°‘“°‘“°”"
‘“°°°""m°°” (ai what is the remuneration
ing of the B. I. S. was held in
their hm on Thmsday mem It of each? What was the salary of
which mm arrangements Wm mm' whole Province?
gajlfbiax); ,t;ew:‘d1;1§;k; hex' (4) On whose recommendation
beth the onnnoi A “° wh “”°'“t°‘"
an Legion and Answer.
 152257: B°"d‘ “"‘° 9”" (ii Donnie Mncxinnon, K. c..
' ° l”°°°d“'° ""1 chsriottetown; Arthur- r-. _Me-
Quaid. K. C.. Souris; George M. I
the previous Magistrates for the
(1) What are the names, 'addres-
, Y Q,
Premier States.
acre, $500.00.
$125.00.
$125.00.
Alcx. l\l(-Donalri, Goii's Bridge,
acre, $500.00.
Leslie M':l.can, Birch Hui, 15 an
$650,000.
,(4) T110 Pl"Cl'H80 cost of placin
the gravel on the highway was $1.2
per ton.
Other Questions
qllestioiii; rclnfiiig to the Prohibit
ion Act had benri referred to th
\PI‘0hlbit‘oii Coiulnssion and th
answers would bc tabled when rn
ceivcd:
MF. T. A. Cziiiipbcll sa.‘d the an
Uf m§mb€l'S of the Provincial Polic
were rcconmicnded by the Commis
had been cwrovcd by the prohibit
M_ in A_ C ben: ;ion Commission. The answer was
"Not iio<:c:;si=iry." He imderstood
itherc was n sinndsig order-in
council limi, appointments and dis
were io be matic by thc Commis
aPlJi'o\'nl of the Prohibition Com
mission.
made.
Monday night next.
DEBENTURE ISSUE BILL
On motion oi’ Hon. Mr. Stewart
provide for the issue of debentures
to pay off Bank overdraft and to
ise funds lo rebuild public bulld-
Mr. J. P. McIntyre repeated his
aucler in committee an Wednesday, that
it was unwise to glvc power to bor-
“one mid one-half" be inserted in
sltion wished to co~operate in
arbitration system. favoring instead 2 N ' every way but he would urge that
a. tribunal to fix I. basic WMO 101' ( ) °` the Government try and make thc
amount as sma‘1 as possible. The
people, he thoughtwouldunderstand
Aumniin had nn external inter-eet_ S""”"l °"'"“ uint an nncitfcnni $2,000,000 een:
l
production and reduce its cost. He
pointed out that during the periodl
of 1911-23, although productivity
nt w es
had been practically doubled.
lmmmiious
WEEKS-WHITE-on March sth.
by Rev. W. L. Outhouse. Walter
Btephen Weeks. Fredericton, P. E. I.
Harbor.
DEATHS
MoEL110Y-In Brookline, Mhrch 3.
1032, Christine McKinnon, wife oi
Peter A. Mollllroy.
KELLY - In this city, March 10th.
l0‘2, Joseph A. Kelly, C. N. R..
Freight Agent, aged 59 years. Pun-
eral notice later.
I-'REELOVE - ln Everett, Mass..
Cora, daughter oi Emmrtt and
Edith Freelove and 81'an:i-daugh-
ter of Mrs. John Reid. Spring Park
Road.
to pay most nf it by fresh borrow- (32) M" L°P°'5°: ‘ I
1. What stops has the present
ings. She must encourage primary t tak” bo Tess me t
Governmen e p
Claims of the Province for addition-
al subsidy against the Dominion
and in particular with reference to
had increased only 1 per” ` as the further implementation of the'
Duncan Report? I
2. Ts/ble all correspondence bc-1
tween the Dominion Government
and the present Provl.nc'al Govern-
ment with reference to the said
Claims.
Answer'
(2) Answered by No 1.
,_  ‘ I
Road Gravel ’
(10) Mr. Molntyre:
1. Give nunioerod tons of gravel
placed on highway from September
to end of year.
2. Has gravel all been purchased
3. I-lava gravel pits been purchased
by the Government? If so, from'
whom? Give acreage of each pit.
and price paid, » _
4. What was cost price per ton
qiresd on highway? 
0. Give didferent places gravel
_________---;-
wss placed. |
Answer: I
(1) Estimated quantity of gravel
placed on road between september
1 and December si, s4,'m tons,
in the Province. ‘
was being incurred.
Eastgale 1-liuiiphrey, Sprlngton, 1,4
Holi. Mr. Stewart stated that
swers to Question 30 were incomplete
H6 hlld ufkcri Whether dismissals
sloncr. of Pol‘ce and whether they
m'ssixls oi Proviiiclnl Police officers
sional' of l"rovinci.\l Police with the
Holi. Mi", Stewart replied that the
order - in ~ council referred to
Iliad been resciinded. The Commis-
sioner oi’ Provincial Police was not
fconsulted. The Prolfbliion Commis-
sioners approved of the changes
Liberal Overdraft
Hon. Mr. Sharp pointed Out that
|nearly $1,350,592 (the amount of
Alfred Parsons, Mill-vale, ‘.5 acre'the bank overdraft) had already
lbeen borrowed "by our friends
John .l, Trainer, St. Anne, it gore opposite" and the larger proportion
of the amount now sought to be
1,5 borrowed was to taks care of that
overdraft. If the maximum amount
e -were reduced to $1,500,000 as sug-
gested by Mr. Mcintyre, it would
g only leave a couple of hundred
0 thousand dollars, after paying the
|bimk overdraft, to finance the rc-
bullding of the College and Falcon
wood Hospital.
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|rre;i;l.i'i|i: diirm cl Gemey. Aid you
v.Iii (ind it ii treasured compflmcrt in
1 the friend Eur \.-.hom you szlcct that
' I|1:5t <:':'..ic'eI glii . . . o peliirve ci
| dislinciion--Gemey! $1.00 and $2.50
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To Introduce this New
Toilet _Line we are giving
I a special all this week of
a miniature size Gemey
Face Powder and Per-
fume free with each 25c
tin of Gemey Talcum
' Gemey Prices
Face Powder .......$1.00
Cream 50c
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Lipstick  000
Rouge   50c
Body Powder .. . . . . $1.00
Perfume ..  . .. $1.00
Toilet Water .. . ..
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 ass-oiiuc-uiiirizn 
, Mr. McIntyre said he was not` ~ Rexa"
opposing the amount of $2,000,000] 219 SUQCESSOR T0
in order-to "retaliate" run 1viAc|uNNoN DRUG co. STORE
'i Hon. Mr. stewart: “That \=~.~ 
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your attitude yesterday.
2 Mr. T. A. Camptieil suggcsicii
9
_ Hon. Mr. Stewart: “Arc you tak-
` ($100,000) and not exceeding Flvc
`of Five hundred tllousaild dollars
You have havingii-iiiiiiiriiirrcapitol iiilcxccss of" ';iYll(‘AGZ)'S  BILL
changed your sr°\1lid-" one iiununii thousand dollars I is secs ran carmi
that in me Pfenllefs Calculaliolb lnuidi'cdiliou:.:iiiri dollars <$.50ii.000‘. | CHIC-’\CvO, Il1S~» Milrirh 10.- Ii
the mswance m°"¢y had nm the slim of Oiic iluiidl'c<i dollars mms Chicago cjyzens an avgragg
been taken mm account' Thmf (5100); 'of $6.65 each a year for the city'i
W°u1d make ll l'°d“Cl»l°l'l 0)' about (c) For each doiiiicilcii company “gm against crime and C,-imnais
$250900- , having si paid up capital in excess uccmdmg to Municipal Judge John
I _
H. Lyle. nemesis of gangsters. The
ing into consideration the replace- ($500,000) and not exceeding Ono ijudgc who waged me now famous
ments which we have already million dollars ($1,000,000), the sum I “campaign of embamsemem.,
made, which naturally have to be of Two hundred dollar: 0200); against angsters said me total 10]
paid out of that insurance?" The amendments, the Prcmierox- ‘N31 ;Na§g$2243,71`60 Included Wm
Mr. Campbell: “I took it that iiliiilicd, will not ailcct the rate on 1 ` ` ' ' '
the $750,000- the estimate \vliic.li companies of the cluss that lmvc $19’244`249 fm-_the POHCU Depart'
the Premier gave yesterday -ln- conii: iii, Init will bc a menus oi' iii- “wut” S1'194’19° for mm! ymsmu'
ta tions mid$578844 for prosecution.
eluded the present replacements.” due-ing :=mnllci~ companies to ko ' _ _' ' _'
Hom ML Stewam ,.1 did not advm,la,,.,, or the AC, and the P,.0_ In addition. Judge Lye said. more
' gn egtimgte gf the rgplqcg VlllC€ Will lJ0llSllt lil ill() Bddltlillltll than $G’000’OO0 was lost' by Chi'
give y -
menu.. _rl-cvenue thus ._.9ceiVcd_ I migoans to robbers last year.
and rebuild the College and Fal-
conwood Hospital; nor would it be
ynecessary, he argued, to pay all
'this amount in one year. A smaller
the probable amount required
1" "°l”l’ ‘° fi °i“°S“°“ by Ml W- a. borrowing or siéoo ooo should °“l°“da’ l'°‘“”°
M, L¢n_ leader of the Opposition’ be sumdenh He therefore The`biIl was agreed to without _
the Premier stated thu hg expwg. supported Mn McIntyre.s amend_ umendniciit. welt Hotel, Borden. Boat leaves
' H:.D‘.M l\i`ll Il I
ed to dcllver the Budget speech on ment. I' thlrldlaniliial igpcalrtaldi  egiibli; ' nighvs “Si” in 3' steam heated
, l`
 Hon. Mr. McPhee pointed out
: that Mr. Campbell had omitted one
,very important consideration. The
Premier had not stated $1,850,000
as the maximum amount required.
the House went into committee. with There was nlso the possibility that'
Mr- Heath Simna in the their to the ciovemment might have to
F01' UlleI\\l)l0yl\\ent ¢0mPU~l‘ll¢5 Smile the P55508 Of the resume second reading ol an Act to
meet an item oi’ $308,000 of demand
loans to the public. If the people
required this money and these
loans were called iii, the amount
required by the Government, on
Mt. Campbell's own figuring, would ,
objection, urged when the bill was be $2,108,000. I
The Opposition amendment was
put to the committee and was dc-
row to the cxtent oi' $2,000,000 for feated on a straight party voic. The Victoria Driving “db gmgp 4
the purposes specified. He accord- 11-14. Mr. Mcintyrc and Mr. J. H n very successful race meet on Fc
ngly moved as an amendment. that MacDonald paired. ¢27,h_
he "two" be Struck out and that d Am mm Defeated The afternoon wnsurinn and the
Zn en
pany shall be bound_ to pay only a
proportionate amount of the tax
computed from ilic first. day of the
Budget Speerh  overdraft could be carried’ and for month during which it became so
liable to thc end of the then current
Health Department; also a report
of medical specialists of the condi-
tions at Fnlconwood Hospital.
Hon. Mr. S11ai‘p tabled thc annual
report of thc Department of Publi
Works.
Third reading was given rg ng; Apt
to incorporate Borden Rink Cem-
paiiy Limited. 
I
Ai; 6 p. iii. the House u1]oi:‘iicd
io mcct (Friday) morning ut 10 0'-
clock.
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Ice Racing 1
.U11
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My-_ Campbell contended that Provision is made that "ln respect Duncan CampbeH_
on the Premiers iisurina $1,850.- Of _tilt f*’5”F_“1°"d“" YN' dum” The club intend holding 1-new ev-
ooo was the maximum than would which H d°m1¢11€d company has bc- _ery Sa,,,,d,,., ,Ce and ,._..,,,,h.., ,,,,
be I-equi,-ed to pay bank ovcrdmft come liable to the tax payable un- mimng
dcr this Act such domiciled com- 
I
idhegweit Hotel
stay over night. at the Abcg-
ai. 9 A. M., enjoy a comfortable
oom with bath and’ running
i water. f Best meals served. Mod-
erate rates.
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MRS. ROSE L. CERETTI,
_' 'Managercssl ‘ -
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|14-2-15-mwl -201.
Dr. W. ll. Carson
CHIROPRACTOR
Three Year Palmer Graduate
124 Prince st. Phone 10':z
Home Calls Made.
4626-5-15-Siiiwtf. 1
mek waxs  timnk.. so the spin..-   
lieu tliercof. I : wor- M,-_ Seymour Snow
H011. M‘i'- SbS\\'fl1`t Said he had MT- “Page moved to reduce the iwho is a past master in pi‘cDai~ini-Z I
nothing further to add in the ex- borrowius term from thirty i0 3 t,,,,.k_ -I-1,,.,c was a mfg, crowd “'l‘°“°"°f We “"1 be °l S"
I _ vice to you - give ns a call.
planaiion he had already given. twenty years. _ ,of spectators who enioyed n fine
Hon Mr Stewart said it was the nm, n. ,Telephone 698 or 099.
practice in the Statutes to EWU
lSll`i its
thirty years but in exerc ` il fund brought out four goo; lpacersl i  
authority the Govemmcnt was ex-
Class C was the first class called
Mlnnleola. Murloy; Lnaopin Boy,
Mr. W. ll. Don'n's said the Oppo- - - ‘ moo s sport. , I _
pected to use common sense. Fan; Lecopia Lad’ Mnchen. L8_ . .
Mr. LePage's amendment was de- coma Lady' MacLeod. The Hrs( 
fcated and the clause carried on thc ,
heat wont to Lacopla Lad, Lacopia
same straight party division. inoy, Lady Liicopla and Miimipoya I whnicsnli- Merchants and
is i f ther clauses. ~ 1 A 4 1
H°“' Dr' M“°Mm““ said he had After d cuss onrtodo ei the com- finishing in the °rd" “‘"“°d' Thi i in-.na nilsiiiiaiileic siixtswnnri
` , progress was rep0 6 B11 second heat was a ba‘tle royal be
oo much respect for the intellgcnrc mime asked leave to sit. again. ;tW,.en Lacoma Boy And Lacnpia I
of the people to bclicve that they on motion of Mr Su-Ong thi' 'Lady A bli1u"1‘t “mid b tl i 3 g if
' . lc. ' 1 cnvcr o .1 ~‘-niws .
“éoulddl anlglc at ani such misultidext H0056 WOM lllm C0mmll'le°' with . horses the wlmic mute, [wth (iriwl-S I ____.Y_._...___ _
, .
S an ng' lc more( Mr' Mun Wes Mr W A SI-ewilff lil the Chau' 0" liisiiig iiic whip froelv nt the finivli I
bank ovgrdrolfi was over $1,000.000 an Act tc mcm-\-,grate the town of dow were me ,lowes at um “iw ,
and that it was impossible to 'tell Kensmgg,0n_ I llacopiii Boy getting thc decision bv
low much thc rcbiilicling of Prince M,-_ Strong cxpmmed mc pm~pD_<._~ ,m_,_|m_ Clam D bmuym out HUT*
of Wales Collcqc niicl Fnlconwootl of the bill, as outlined in the peti- hm.S,._< ,,,.m,N,. l§m,,i,.;. ,,“.,m|- ,mi
llosiftnl would rosi. Ho could not Lion, It is desired to borrow $1,250 driven by Wn',.,.,,n Vinh, HB iq.
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cc thc object ol \ii Mclniyie nt present »9Ci\lll'€d fm Paymcnt °“ ii big fine lcok.iig tioiici .iiccl hv
Objcoiion. Tlic cfisr was not parallel -,wxmanent street W0l`li arid l° have Prcinioi' Wliiit mid limi:-4 like ho
~ i' ~ - ‘ ~. ' dditional . . . -
Gen d Ma white of Mun,” uitli his, Mi. liicliiiyre s, boi authority to borrow an a “Dum he “mm “,,m,hmg b,_f0,_(, th
to ru e y (D None' - l‘UWlllS f0l"fflild L!l"“`f`l7lll§ 0KD€‘1"- sum of $2,000 in order to inkc ad- _ racing is ov(-1'. liiilisiiii. 0\\'iic~i'l by
ncnis. Tlic present Government is vantage of any further rmorgency. Ha,.,._,. Fan. App," Todd m,_.m,d b
borrowing for nbsoiiiicly necessary
The bill was agreed to without ‘
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Bert Sii~.i*i1 Folloiviiig is tho sinu-
pm‘p0gg5_ I ; i1l'l19i1dm€lli2. ma;-5-3
Mr. W. M. Len said he knew
that the Province had increased itsl D°ml°“°‘l °°“‘l"‘“i“S' A°" Class "C"
borrowings very heavily in “the last' Minnienln (Miii'lc_v) 
fu iht '_  Ti ~- ~ ~ 1 _ 
0 r or cg years ie Opipo V to mmitte ; `
sltlon mercly wished to suggest
that the Government go along for
a year with as little borrowing as
possible.
Holi. Mr Stewart. said he bclicvcd
in the sincerity of the Opposition
leaders nttltiidc but he could not
say the same for Mr. Mclntyrc,
because hc, Mr. McIntyre, had
admitted he was opposing the
amount because thc Conservatives
had previously cut down his bor-
rowings for road gmvelllng pur-
poses. The present prospects look
zood for the issuing of provincial
(7) All 55° lflwl. with the GX- was necessary for the purposes re-
(8) The following gravel p ts were-overdrnft. were lofi, ur, the bank
I On motion of Hon Mr Stewart
the House went ln co 6.
with Mr. Heath Strong in the chair,
on second reading oi nn Act to |
amend Chapter 1 of the Statutes of
Prince Edward Island. 1931, ICS- I
pccting companies domicilcd or hav- .
ing security registers izi the ‘Pro-
vince.
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Lacopia Boy (Falli
Lacopln Lad (M.lclicl.>
Lncopin Lndy <i\inci..corli 3
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l"rcinloi~ fvillclti 
Biinsoii (Fail) . . . . . .
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/ippin 'Todd rSi‘niiii) . . . . .
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care.-
""°"°‘““" "°i“°:"“ °"t ma” tm secondiresdlus °f im AC* l° “mend nun it inoiruri like n fiend nun: bl I  @
' Buying
Cor. Queen and Watt-r Streets
Seed Potatoes
Wi- :irc in miirkvi for .1 low
riirloiiils' ni' (‘i‘r(il`|"il _Wood
Viilihlcra,
\\'r~ :are .<upnl_vini; bags from
i‘ur ('h::rliilirio\\n \\‘:\.-i°-
liiviisv,
J. Lester Douglas
 
Fish!
Dnily offering for Li-nt, unfrozen
Fresh Cod and Haddock.
Fresh l-`lileis
H _ ,Ste ~t  lniiicd that -. . .
9" Ml' Will “P Y* Tho _ildizos \\r'ie'.lnbcz Lon, J:  |_~n_sh smenm
the Act respecting domiciled co
panics, had brought $34 600 in rev-
Lymiiii and A. Wnltori. Stnlici.
Salmon Dressed.
cnue to the Province since it was Y L Y  H V mlmlut'
Smoked Fillcts
passed last year, and 67 companics smoked Finns" Hmmm
have so far regisicrsd under thc
The amendments provide for the
following taxation rate
 No Tier!
Hiircut  _*si 25c
Boneless and Dry (‘cd.
Labrador Herring. etc.
(ai ro h a iciiin company' S};uvc Q . V01 156:   
r eac om e
having a paid up capital oi Cnc
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N. D. MacL can
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ananaama Bum>i'¢d°° Kmllrlzton and souris, bonds. The cover-ninr-nt did not
“umm .M L51 Will- TVN 56.982 t0_ns~ 'contemplate borrowing more than
North Wlltlhlro -
~ -» - 1- - _ . $100,000) ~ _
°¢P“°"\ °f 330 C0115 Came from T5 quired Nevertheless it was well to hung ed thousand (1011-irq i '
ht" _ \ Phone 149 land Pits Ind beaches. ,bc prepared for emergency. If the or 1955, the gum of Fifty doilni-5 S.  ,hone 1307 169 Granon St
~ ~ ' I ` lissoi; ‘  ..i\ii.»s- er. is-_
I "'_”'°""'*° *'°*-'-*‘"-’-"""‘”"h"°“ Iwi flnfmsihl conditions got worse.I (b) roi- enen domiciled company ' , _
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