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GRUB/CI! SEIWICIS Sunday. April l5, Haselbrook ll a.m.; Orcss Roads 3 p.m.; Alexandra 7M pm. ecial services will open at

oads Monday, April l8 at 8 p.m. Minister Rev. Stirling B. Stsckhouse. i-li-li

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t oi her daughter. Mary

[ﬂying Officer Donald

Miles. son oi Mr. rind

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tario. Marriage to take place earl in May. i-ll-l.

POLICE COURT-At the Police Court yesterday two drunks were each fined $10 and costs or twenty clays. A defendant in a ‘Praiilc Highway case was remanded for a week uridﬁ- $50 ail. A party charged th disorderly conduct was give-n a thirt day suspended sentence and snot er was remand- ed till tomorrow in custody. A drunk. arrested a week ago. was dismissed. A part charged with ccntribut _ to iuvenile delin- quency was smssed and the c ergo ag net a Prohibition de- fendant was withdrawn.

HUNTER RIVER Y. P. U. -'l'he regular meeting of the Hunter Riv- er Y. P. U. met at the Church Wednesday evening. April A. The fellowship convener. Mrs. Robert- son. had charge oi the devotional period. Hymn, "Rise Up Oh Men Oi God.” Scripture reading John

er and then gave a very interest- ing talk on the church. Hymn 376. "Blast Be The Tie That Binds". brought the worship period to a close. Mr. Morrison then gave his talk on “Prayer? Business period followed. Sick Committee reported and it is also reported that practice for the play “Lena Rivers" is now well under way. Next meeting to be in charge oi Missionary convener. Meeting clos- ‘ed with benediction.

Personals

' Mr. and Mrs. w. 1.. MacLeod of- Mount Stewart, have received a cable announcing the sale arrival of their daughter oversees, Lieut. H. MaoLeod. N. B.

‘lihc many friends oi Mr. ET. l-iiggs will be glad to learn he has ‘returned home from the RE. Is-

land Hospital.

Knights 0f Columbus Monthly Meeting

The regular monthly meetingpi the Knights od Columbus. with Grand Knight. RA. McDonald presidinl. was legely attended.

In the report committees the Lecturer. Robs-t nnuiisy. outlined improvement; to be made to the softball diamond and to the tennis courts. He asked for the co-oper- ation of the members in preparing the ground. Brothers Alfred Doyle, T3. Creighan, and Cecil Costello reported ior the sick committee.

The Lect also announced that Mr. J. B. Fleming and Mr. Ralph Fleming had donated joint- ly a trophy to go to the knight who brought in the most new mem- bers during the year.

At the conclusion oi routine bua- iuess, the ‘ was to purchase a Victory bon during the next Victory Loan campaign.

It was also decided that the members would attend Ho Com-

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Proceedings In Legislature

The Legislature met yesterday at

were tabled to the tlons:

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A lllGll SCHOOL l8 NEEDED. Although Inland lam m llﬂlly intelligent u. the armed services boys ham other provinces often receiv- ad advancement Brat beeaaae they had completed I-llgh Johealcilleatloll.

lpb-rtef agreed 5 with Ddlilﬂrlxl‘.

ame On motion oi Hon. Mr. Hue e the House went into committee with Mr. Cullen in the chair on a bill to amend the Succession Duty Act. It authorizes the Province to enter into recl rocal arrange- ment with any o er province in the matte; oi succession duty ex- emptions on property given. devis- ed or bequested for religious. -'--~"~hle or educational purposes. Dill reported agreed to.

Dairy-en's‘ Ael

On motion of Hon. Mr. Stewart the House resumed committee with Mr. Heath Strong in the chair on a bill to amend the PEI. Dairy- msn's Act. The promoter the number oi dair factories in each Coun and sad that King's

unty, W1 n representation oi two out o nine members on the

ard by the

of ‘lrectors. was considered Association to be adequate- ly represented.

Mr. Seville still retested that the County was en itled to

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:1“ Opening oi the. new ‘Sana- orium?

2. What efforts have been mr" i

to secure medical staff icr the en- laggeewlnéstitution? t: h

. a arrangemen ave 5cm made to secure additional nurses for the enlarged institution?

4. What in angements, if any. have been made to have Dr. Shaw returned to the Institution? '

d. How many rooms or space has been allotec to . 3113109. Veterinary and his staii?

Answers‘

i. blot ‘is ex b can uni over contractor's in July. y

2. Doctors Creelman and Found, ii relieved of any outside duties, can! tlake are to; additional pati- eri n na c um. Need one Public Health a "Patience in '1‘. B. De- partment oi Health. _

3. Banatorlum Commission has‘ under consideration the training: oi nursing aids and expects to be- able to secure a few more nurses.

i. Dr. Bhsw and Dr. Kee lng have. had some correspondence. r. Shaw expects to be in Canada in August,‘

work icr

1M5. and wisges to stay in Prince‘ d‘

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5. The lower iloor oi the east e1l_ with the exception oi one 5b.i'."2-| room for the Department of‘ Heaaslish. (Space approximately '10‘ x '.

Io: Stud Farm Salea

l. Give the names oi all purchas‘ ers and amounts paid in each case ior foxes sold at. the closing or winding up oi the fox stud farm?

Asked by Mr. Heath Strong.

Names oi persons buying foxes and amounts paid. ~ . Name Amt. P Robert Chap ell $1 . Dr. Preston cIntyre 14000 P W. Robbins’

. . Jones 442m Francis Drake 156 c“ F. Pickard dz D. Mayne Wilfred Drake Henry Boswell Jack Nicholson

McCarvilla ster

Winston Dingwell . ' Duncan Robertson . John Simmons Watson Higgins Total amount paid

The iollcwi bills were read a third time an passed: an Act to authorize the issue ct debent by the City of Charlottetown; an M‘ to amend the Charlottetown Incorporation Act; an Act respect- ing the registration oi births. deaths and marriages.

Land Surveys

On motion oi Hon. Mr. l-lu hes the l-iouss went into comm ttee with Mr. McGowan in the chair on a bill respecting land surve s and land surveyors and to esta - lish the Prince Edward Island Co- ordinate System.

The above named system is de- fined at length in the bill as be- lng one oi pla blishld in th rddddtlo Surve deﬁning the osi ions o1- locations of olntg on face oi the ea within th vlpoe and known as the Conformal grroiggion of the Clarke Bpheroid

l .

The Geodetic Surve has al- rsa 267 suryey stat ons in the Pro ce and t is to tie in with this system that the bill has been drafted, the promoter in These stations may as starting grounds ior the provincial surveyors who will be employed under a chief surve or to be ap-

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milliion on April as st the lice and that the school children and| members oi the cofwrcgation would be eyked to Join in a Joint Mass ior the members oi the Council overseas and that God ma oginized as the ruler oi t and HLs moral principle‘ be sc- ceptcd by the United Nations at the Son Pranciacq Conference a= the foundation oi a laa peace Mr. Charles McQuaid . interesting talk 0n the value oi thr- Lltiqgicai movement. A hearty vote of thanks. moved by Dr econded

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. resentation on the board.

rnaintained that the number oi a

The nuestion was discussed by

Hon. Horace Wright. who cited

ibuttei- production figures showing

Prince County to be producing more than five times as much but- ter as King's.

Dr. MacMlllan: "What are the figures icr Queen's County."

Mr." Wrlght- "I haven't got

Premier Jones disputed the as- sertion thnt King's County "..:o- auction was in any way inicrlor to Prince. The figures quoted by the Bedcque member (Mr. Wright) "wouldn't be correct at all." he aid. His own impression was that the dairy cattle exhibitions in King's were better than those in Prince. He would supnort Mr. 8avillc's motion that King's Coun- ty héiVQ three directors on the r .

ollir. MacKinnon said the As- sociation largely concerned

was with marketing problems. and he t

d not see any danger of King's County being discriminated against. Mr. Hunter: "We want to en- courage the establishment oi fac- tories in King's." _ At 6 p.m. t e House took recess.

After Iieceaa

At A pm. the House resumed committee on the bill amending the Dairvmen‘: Association Act.

Hon. Mr. Wright quoted addi- tional figures with regard to dairy production by counties. claiming that the statements oi the Pre- mier were "sfitogether misleading."

Mr. Savllleis motion to enlarge the directorate of the Association from nine to ten members. and King's County representation from two to three directors, was put aivl carried.

Mr. E. H. Strong pressed for ll term privately owned factories. which he maln- tained were corporations and should

Triiiiiy Men's“ Association

The April meeting cf it Men's Association was held in the Social Hall on Monday evening, April 9th. with seventy members in attendance.

Mr. Geo. A. Hughes was welcom- ed back after his recent accident and in return thanked Rev. T. ll. Mchennan and the members of the Association ior their kindness dur- ing his incilsposition.

Mr. Calder l ng-song w Professor Kendall at the piano - ter which the minutes were read and approved.

A committee consisting of Messrs. S. T. Green. Harry Cudmore and H. C. Atkinson was ap inted to sponsor the Church icnio ior

President- Crockett na-med Mes?‘ P. W. Turner. Alex Matheson and S. T. Green as a nominating com- inittee to report at the next meet-

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Rev. T. E. McLennan referred to the recent joint meeting of the Boards oi St. Paul's layman's As- sociation and Trinity Men's As- sociation when it was decided tc request the appointment oi

ed, laymen from each of the Protest-

ant congregations in the city who would thus form a central study committee for the purpose oi dis- cussing matters oi social and econ- omlc import. The appointment oi delegates to this committee was plac e hands oi the nomin-

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pastor also referred to the: lead- ers oi religious education in the’ congregation and it was decided that the Association should sponsor. a. bancguet for said leaders in 1=p-. preciat on o! their services. =

Messrs. Gerald Hartlen and Mer- l rill Forsythe were welcomed as! new members.

The president then introduced Mr. Water Shaw who chose as his subject “Agriculture and Some Facts in Relation to this Great Industry". The speaker referred to the position of the farmer in. the depression years when one third oi the population oi Canada received but one fifth oi the na- tional income. He paid tribute to the increased production of farm- ers in recent years. despite a forty per cent shortage of farm labour as compared with the pro-war P9

od. Mr. Shaw stated that the aver- age agricultural farm income over

The

he five year war period had risen thirteen and one half oer cent above the basic period oi 1926-23.] while the total national income over the same period had increas- ed sixty eight per cent. While the prices oi farm products had been restrained from rising by rice ceilings farmers’ total costs ad increased by thirty three per cent.

As a means oi promoting future happiness and prosperity, the speaker advocated ithat the carn- lngs oi agricultural workers should be on a par with those engaged in oths" types of industry and sug- gested that this might be accom- plished hy the payment of sub- sidies. He also stated that it would be necessary for the nations ni the world to cooperate and feed the starving millions foreign lands with nill‘ surpluses if cen-

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At the conclusion oi his address a vote oi thanks. moved by Mr. P W. Turner and seconded by . Geo. R. Keefe was tendered tin speaker. Mr. J. R. Finley then re- ported on behalf of the ‘visiting committee. after which the meet- ing was closed by singing the Na-

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The meeting cl with prayer.

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