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     construction o! a starch factory’ 1 ' 
     
    
   
   
    
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     , s which could use the waste from "m1" "wnufiffm t‘;  um 
     
     s flflfl PfflIQIQQ the dehydration plant. °°°§’"°"° °“ ° °° 
     
    
   
   
    
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     publicity committee, . El 
     
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     _ these submissions. This brief has‘ ' ' ‘ ' _ i 
     
     that the Board oelfisr fir?» m“ “Wm” w‘ "°§‘,§f1" omnmh“ ‘ YQur  i8 Urgently NQBdGdI l 
     
     expense of b ' the toiu-ist “aw” ‘“ m “m ° c . ~ \ 
     
     "i" °i i!" m" "P 5° “m- ” m“ $33 figaglltlglellilafil“ gilt}; cgififi - 
     
     Kifli-‘tmginfifti? iiilifnw-"fmtlli mm- lmm“ ‘"12" ‘m,’ ‘it’? ' m 9,“; “d g , 
     
    

    
     the hopes and as lions o 0 d5 BIO GI I! O 
     
     m}, °inm'é1%:3 “ti,” fimltgxog common people of {he Island. str v- NOVQ!‘ W 
     
     of Wgiuh 
     
    
   
   
    
     in; to secure throueh their hum le the qid and comfort brought- by 
     
     h ndred ll is be . 
     
     st the meeting of the Bummer- splent oridoioxiflglslcity for the town °"°““" ‘ 3w" “w” “d “u” 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     a i l tam. to risoners of war ' 
     
    

    
     side Board of ‘Trade on Thursday of Summers “Me °°°“;§’§§,°,¢?}‘uii;°§.ftm’i 39¢, ‘YOUR Red Grog,‘ _ p . ' 
     
    

    
     night, the president, Mr. Donald On motion of Mr. OR. Rogers on hem" o1 the Coupera- woundedlqndcivilidnflfiml OfWGT- 
     
    

    
     el- advised the meeting that and seconded by Mr. J.L. Gorriil “V, Union 91. pi-mee Ed- i . e 
     
     board was asked to present a the sum of twenty five dollars was ward Island, The naed mOHIIlB G8 VIClOIY 1166i‘. 
     
     brief on reconstruction before the voted for this re. "mom: omlllN, 
     
     prfi/rinclills-lli coghnaittee. hllnltlilotiyd 00x13‘ i reported“) flag T A” . ‘dent. 1 Q 
     
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     chairman of a cnonuvltftateeawdlraw late ‘air mail arriving n Summer- J T seoretarylTr-easnrer. < ' Your dollars an“ l 
     
    

    
     iii) a brief, the committee to be slide had been remedied by the Chulouewwn, p111, _  _ 9 Oiisy 
     
     composed or J.F. Arnett. Harold Post Office Department. pm 3L 1945. in response ioihe 1945 
     
     Szhurmall, T.E. Hickey end E.P. . The president then brought uP (The brief contains numerous a d C 
     
    

    
     , ' Foley); with power to add to their li-hfidlitililttfll’ ‘gr! the] unssatisiaoilligy gppendlces in the form oi tables “b ‘ed b 6 rim Ilppeal. 
     
     num r, co on ex ng n limmers e 5nd statistics.) This space con! H Y l 
     
     Alliso M Les. ted that With regard to the spotting oi rail- hi " 
     
     ' . all théntillllk: an: osffiligguorganlza- Way oars arid the railway service BRADALBANE W. M. S. l , . \ 
     
     tions in Summersifle get together generally He said that the train .~——-    
     
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     I agree on certain pfnjecfg and pye- from Charlottetown is delayed at The March mating of the Bid __._ 
     
     your dollars generously 531i“: comlblnid brief He sugges- Kensilnswn amt/fir an iwvr every albane  M. smllluxiligrgewsogarixlleid . 
     
     t i; i, t" i" h 1 g morn an e passengers mils ,-,t th o rs. 
     
     in response to the 1945 Mountafiesgaslgcdlliqpflfi ‘shelf?! do‘ sit! iior dthiit tirinemwhile the Mnr¢le._i§t'?§t 3113111.. thekyfg 
     
     “w; r sw e. _ n, .1. M son pres n . _.___. - ~~»—-—-~~:.; ~~_-_~, , ‘N 
     
     IO‘ CIOII APPOGL Prince gfiunfiwanfihfilrlgifitifl? b: a switcllli nzsengirfle at Sulsfrelaeimedl: M%e devotigrfgl service was con. ' ‘The closin prayer was their rr- i---—-—-—--——-----_T.r_ 
     
     M m" i“  Show mm l it?“ W ti" °‘ "m" “l” "m" “Y...“‘:-.“.“Y..;*li:ifii§"' “f.'t"..i“’tl.."..ii‘il'.‘.t“..Y'13nl"ii arts. til.‘ is" £l.§i.?§"ii‘;’.‘.il’ .li°"'.*l.ll'= . 
     
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     EN“A 1 R . i}, sfffifgistflkiff°lffifipw§n§fiflflfj§ Sunlmeerside 131' Wggtssfiflflgtfifswrgll? enlvifrfsfn‘ Morrison led responsive illclllbers who have been unable to followed by the LOfdSqPlBYfl‘ in  F  
     
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     understood. h “L m; 1 e n sometimes waiting for the A02 were sung n Bell i1! W wen e o m - ' l l 
     
    

    
     “i” °' iiiideh“? bee" giiifiigg ‘m’ “m” '° “m” “""°°~ ‘etln M“ W‘ l't'ns°““i5£iit'-’-'°§§“°l§‘§ii't"y°.' igigisi?’ “°“°‘“““ “ ‘m’ “m” H. J. A. BROWN, m’ 
     
    

    
     -—- ~—-—--——:-—-- at St. meaners for the construction Miyor J1" Ameit said that the Minutes 0i "i" 1°“ me g W-IWS- “i i‘ n H, Fm _ - 
     
     FLOODED ijjfing 0g limes m, disabled service men situation was absolutely llnsiltis- were read nnd nilproved. Commiln~ which was gratefu y H0089 eue-S m! NEW 80011.15" INDUSTRY Urlhiypedig; 
     
     i. Mr. RE. Willis said he knew the factory and should be corrected ity Friendshlip sgcrftiry; irilpoggleg lllfdiigtioggeriirggmgslrgulliltaeig g, ‘ma. 
     
      * mm‘ °d°' “mm” I d”? 4' m“ “t s" E".““°“ 1"" "m m" He Mt the Board Shomd ms‘ t” u home m5 m} r nioillfv V VII/was suggested at this meetlnz GLASGOW.—(CP) - The two-  
     
     1 And wummd ‘mm my midnight ‘cmsed m’ “"5 Purim“ H“ ad“ have the snuamm remedied‘ for the mun I o c u " h sec nd service on Year plan to investigate the sea- ‘ s 
     
     g slam. m m m “Hollsnde fear lthat tine fer-til» vocated that an endeavor be made M“ 511°" "id W"! l swiwhiiil I‘ W“ m°ved by M“ ‘voodsldc that we ‘we 5 O Y‘ 
     
     I peered Wi oau n an e y of their 1ow-' ying ands will to 
     
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     - - , ittee was weed resource; of the Scottish 
     
     mag f i b “d; t engine at Summerside would solve and seconded by Mrs. pkllis that Easter Sunday A 00mm ‘ _ 
     
     =~ “we w time we  slider‘? lilo“ ti“? in   worms. m  could w We    1" W” s"l"l.':.l:..z*::.:t.i":'l... ...°°"..:..'"li. .=*.":..§l:"'". ":...‘.':;. m 
     
     But hutantly made full rot-rent. salt water, already begun w the s; a centre to educate cX-servloe the“ ii-‘ave for West on time every iiii""°°" i" 23° P-m" ‘i’ b° "ed M“ ‘ ' " 
     
     Ibr figs I saw, ll bloit and Nazis. It took Holland many men. He snld it 
     
    
   
   
    
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     u i- - lzetcll from the ‘O of companies all-r-viv have iib- CHA  fl 
     
     i evening and the Switching en i at the Manse . ‘{‘3“,"f.§m}‘7 5 , "in -. - - - - . . _ ‘- .. 
     
     w . years to sweeten the soil and tile men in the nfflosilgwtilnisislig»? “mm 9° m" W 5311911111 Biid bigifi‘; Members “o'er” glad m ‘velcnnm 5'1” a" Race Prejudice’ m?” m‘ ' » 
     
     The enpianntion of my plight overcome the effects oi salt Water. ins: at tile present time and that l" the m" PMEEnBET-‘i- MRYOX‘ 01.1.»..- ~ m  """"" r-  '7 
     
    
   
   
    
     Do you begin to "smell s. rat aind much of this patient effort when they a n- ch d th AIM“ said he knew of one occas- '  ' » 
     
     Well, wrist I smelled, it was is now being undone. will want to lftziltilllslle “$21; Bus! ion when a freight car was in 
     
     N01‘ THAT -_--__-_ ention_ Summerside yards for my“ dqyg 
     
    

    
     | —Moel|n( lulled: Han-d’; rellevq 113ml] Mr. on. Allen advocated iihe W10" they could set it unloaded. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     They need your 
     
     arms arouniiihelll ' 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     YOUR Rod Cross 
     
     NeedsYOUR Dollars , 
     
     for relief of suffering 
     
    
   
   
    
     NOW! 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
     GU-GFSMTIVE 
     
     ____<9<>iliia=leT=m nwgi, , 
     
     Income Tl] Act 
     
    
   
   
    
     Little need he said of the pro- 
     
     ‘ vincisl income tax act or the for - 
     
     er policy of provincial tax officials 
     
     1n retard to the taxation of co- 
     
     Oileiflltivel- cvflinratlves have never 
     
     Paid income tax to the provincial 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' government. I f 
     
     ’ Income Tax Agt :12 K351i all: 
     
     1938, the Dominion Act was 101- 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
    
   
   
    
     s ii ' t th A l iiiififi, ‘Slé-‘iiiflé? Jfiififiiiltlhii 
     
     u enng mm“! s as e war pro > [ward Island Income Tax Mt (o1. 
     
     gresses and victory nears. The flows section l. clause (p) of the 
     
     1 1 - -t t- f R d ‘Diiiiiiiiivii Act. almost word foi- 
     
     mercl u minis ra ions o your e . . word; except ma, when m, Do_ 
     
     Cross are needed more than ever i n?‘ ct" says "members l‘ 
     
     , . 1 s areholders. the Provincial Act 
     
     -—for prisoners of war, wounded your dollars generously says ‘memgfrry- only. During the 
     
     - - - - _ - year rece n til h 
     
     A a  sick, victims of Nazi persecu m Iiilzsiptéfiess toA 21595945 If m,“ ,1.‘ Incmfie qfiaxwflgagagmlzg; 
     
    
   
   
    
     collected the Provincial Income 
     
     ‘ Tax. Cooperatives were not taxed 
     
     under this arrangement. J 
     
    
   
   
    
     Taxation of Cooperatives 
     
     Officials oi the Prin e Ed 
     
     . Island Division of the Irclcome will‘???  
     
    
   
   
    
     ' regard! to their policy of tselglng oo- f 
     
    

    
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     MAURICE MILL, Men's Wear, Water St ” ° 
     
    
   
   
    
     q Summersjde business with non-members. As 
     
     iness incorporated under the Co- 
     
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     serves, except premitted deprecia- 
     
     tion deductions. Even if the pro- - 
     
     vlnclal law requires certain re- 
     
     serves, it is the opnian oi these 
     
     officials that such reserves are tax- 
     
     nble. Possibly also patronage di- 
     
     vi" " will subject to income 
     
     taxation. They also say that all 
     
     stores, not patronized rincipslly 
     
     by primary producers, wll be sub- 
     
     ject to income tax, according to 
     
     their interpretation oi section . 
     
     According to their interpretation. i 
     
     there is any processing by an or- 
     
     ganization, it is to be regarded as 
     
     any ordinary business, and not as 
     
     a cooperative. 
     
     Credit Unions they regarded as 
     
     definitely exem t from income 
     
     taxes. t woul seem that their 
     
     ‘ interpretations are based upon an 
     
     income tax service, rather than any 
     
     official departmental rulings. Un- 
     
     doubtedly, however the future 
     
     policy of this divisfon will follow 
     
     he findings oi this Oommiaion 
     
     and the subsequent decisions of 
     
     linment. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Conclusion 
     
    
   
   
    
     ilfSuffering World Calls to You! 'lf"'"tl'l'iiwl'gimfzzgg*ugowg 
     
    
   
   
    
     - - ho , . for loving arms t0 
     
     go in any theoretical or ideolo- AS We In Clllldl build our P?! v 
     
     gical arguments in favour of the 
     
    
   
   
    
     bear them safely through 
     
     of ace let us not forget the 
     
     exemption of cooperatives from the and dream’ pe ’ 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     On all the war fronts, and in the countries torn by war, 
     
    
   
   
    
     _ Dilflfiéntuoanygmbiégeqgn glggghtegugiy} millions of little children who cry out for their suffering. l 
     
     suffering is greater now than ever before. Your Canadian ' §§§‘"<'§§f,'p,,,tivs Union oi email: he]? in war-torn land; across the seas- cm we ‘and by unmoved?‘ No_through. 
     
     Red Cross brings relief and comfort to prisoners of war, f?" "if ,   Brawl?» ‘hfwflh five 1M3’ m“! 7m,’ ‘hey the Canadian Red Cross we can, and must, 
     
     wounded and sick on the field and in hospital, refugees and ~ V 
     
    
   
   
    
     h f h d bitter 
     
     victims of the Nazi hordes, besidescr host of other services ' have home t e pangs o unset m 
     
    
   
   
    
     answer these little voices. Through Oiif 
     
     cold and sickness. 
     
    
   
   
    
     generous contributipnl, We Ettétsllhliill: 
     
    

    
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     Today, countless thousands of them nre a 112111198 hmd m ‘labels: the ca” m“ 
     
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     destroyed, their families broken and scat- comeacross e oce Ped b iving put 
     
     tered. All ‘of them stand in desperate need Y0"! PM“ ' ' ' Gwmdafihe guise children 
     
     of food and clothing and medical aid. Prom your strong acted: fault‘? 
     
     all the devastated lands they plead for help "hi? 9°" Y l1 if ' 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
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