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one who has engaged in all kinds of sm famiing. by 1

Mr. Lea maintained that the ex im .

and he was asking even the

Mr. Strong commended Mr. Mr. Strong: Under your direc-

Sharp's activities in the Agrlcul- tion tural department and warmly con- mus grstulated the Minister upon his for

present appointment to the res- ponsible portfolio of Public Works.

The Opposition leader had sug-

gested that Mr. Strong had been el- Mr acted in the Fourth District of Alle

Prince on account of the fact that»i'oi-cement in Summerside. The his grandfather had represented latter had related some gossip about lhat district in the Legislature. Mr.,a man having obtained a drink in Strong replied by saying that it was ii "speakeasy." “If I were in my

surely a high tribute fo his grand-` hon.

!ather's career to say that his efforts have the temerity to talk about pro- _on behalf of the district would be, hibltion enforcement," said Mr. so wcll remembered after this lapse Strong. He referred to conditions of limo. under Liberal regime when rum

The ti-iticisin by Opposition mein- flowed so freely that they christ-

bers of the federal budget provisions ened one speakeasy the “Bucket of

was then replied to. Mr. Strong in- Blood."

silinccd the measure introduced by Mr.

the Bennett Government to stabilize Government came into power."

inc value of the pound sterling at Mr, Strong: “That is not so. The S-i 60 on our fish and farming pro- landlord of that inn was fined un-

ducts. To Ml: Melntyre's complairit_ der

:liat ilic neu' lax had cost him $6.00' never collected the fine.”

on 1700 lbs. of sugar, Mr. Strong re- Mr, Lea: “He was put in Jail."

_'>Z;rd bg: slioniizzg that Mr. Mclntyrc, Mr. Strong: He never was put in

\\'c=i.iIil siiiiiil to iiiske an ndvalice of! jail simoii ou his lohsioi- patio of coo’ fri.-nd knows tho oohaitioh very"E°1“' eases by way of the stabilization well, There is no "rum row" on

proy.i..ie:‘.s in the budget. On pork Central street now."

ilicre had already been an increase Mi; Alien; “It 'is all on Spring

of one cciit a pound since llic nc\v Str

biidgci was introduced. Mr., Strong: "No. The only inn

The niembci' for Riisiivo (Mr. Le- he Page) had also conipiained of thc Inn,"

hugixz' tux but this tax would fall Coritiniilrig, Mr. Strong said that

ixiezu lic;i\'i!y on vscalihy persons, in \\lz-_i had ai l':gE.; to coiiiilbiite to me

1110 f€1lC1‘l11 1FC€1S1i1`1~'- been convicted. In Kensington, in

the

s particular reason." U

Prohibition Enforcemc . °“5

ins

friend‘s position, I would not

the

Allen: That was since the

I for

the Act and my hon. friends T

under my lioir. friends. My hon.

[kno

of t

ect now." the

can name now is “Dew Drop __

bi

the last three months in Sum- 8

r .

. Strong then dealt with Mr. P°“y

- li i hihiti - °f 1- ns Crt C sm of pm on en lfailurewrecked many of our lead-

does leaders, but hope and courage, Pros- perity will come again, and we will unite in building a greater Prince

t decline double that of any previous-

ents what they thought abou _ly recorded md hu Damned mr

_ twice the average durationof any

. The speaker

tion questions were prepared P’°"i°“" d°P"“1°n

he Principal of the 5ch°ol_ |instanced the great world panic of

.. 1873 which aifectedboth Europe

_ I am sure my hon mend and America. Leading banks in the t , in bed th t tl United States went to the wall. The

haw ser B ques on depression did not reach this Pro-

vince for two years. The first seri-

shock to Island business was the

" | failure of James Duncan and Com-

, of which Sir James Malcolm iverpool was head, and _ this

shipbuildcrs. The situation

seemed to improve but in 1881 the Bank of Prince Edward Island. larges ‘ failed with a loss of $400,000, twice

t of the thlee Island banks.

amount of its paid up capital.

Conditions among the people in those times in the Province were a great deal harder than during the `present depression, yet they had managed to pull through. If depres- sions of the past were compared with this

'n

this one, it would disclose that depression was running true to

l. he country, Mr. Strong insisted,

not want pessimism among its

ard Island than has yet been \vn. (Applause).

Instancin the world wide effect

K _

he depression, Mr. Strong quoted following statement from the

inaugural address of President Roosevelt:

Values have shrunken to fan-

tastic levels; taxes have risen; our

lity to Day has fallen: Govern-

ment of all kinds is faced by seri-

side only fourteen drunks had ous curtailment of income; the

H19

Fourih District, ho aid not thiuki’ are

Priiicc Co. Expenditures there had' been a single arrest tori ue

ism tlizit the Government had spent the 2, dis.. rti-mate amount in Prmce the

ans of exchange are frozen in

the currents of trade; the with-

d leaves of industrial enterprise on every side; farmers find no rkets for their produce; the

other hand, during the last year savi11gS Uf 11111115' ye111`S in 111011-

nds of families are gone. More

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mm! never was another depression. The

nt Tu menu” At that present depression has recorded a

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onto to correspond with water-lion. friend is estimating ` the rates. This rstc should benefit Is-_ lrovth we _had too extensively to land producers particularly, as the acre. We sold 2 bushels' to tho New Brunswick does not' ship 'by acre. If we can get 30 or _25 bushels water. ` to the more I think we are doing

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rox mano, Mr. campbeu 'una his "og-urea’ - I were probably a uma

The likelihood is that the fox_hut his point was that Mr. Mao- busiuess ol more nlwml Island wuts should be in a position to will ost ian province u,ooo.ooo. phoo his when as an disposal or Mr. strong continued. There should me pi-0vin¢¢_ ' ' I

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me ul di»unu:"v|" 1 ,f,m,§°:“ih .

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loulyloturolsdrboll all

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os. o. c. Ancuisajnn has re-'

turned to practice and his office is W°1`°

coca from _mu Moron. seas-u_

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the

be s branch of the Department My-_ gm 1| “id 1,, hm 5,,” Peoples Church 011 Thllrcdlyv 17°’

we ' _

of _agriculture devoted to the fox poked over me wal." mi- his nge,-. Hitch 80,‘at 7,30 p.m. J. A. 'La-lu?

business in this Province. This was emo eq gi-is ppgvingiai ggmgm-iu_m~__ necessary in the interests of tho He ordinary small rancher, Mr. Btwn: ute

believed. inect . _ _

that i l th

I-Ie commended the Women‘a In- - :is expggxaguxighsige cgugg 5111"” 1°' their '1’1°°dld °"°’1" 1" that while the Government was improving conditions in the =°11°°1§~ .viuiug so hulls the sanaumum the When the Womsn's Institutes Jpposmon W” oppose-d to “_ The

un

for their campaign in this con

°“111° 1° the G°‘1emm"‘1‘ °“d,“k' acting leader ot the Government, ed 101' 51-11011 1° 855351 1" f“1'11‘°" however, he admitted, was infavor efforts in the schools he did not of 1, and was instrumental in 'eb S90 110W 11115’ G°"'°1'~‘!“°"1 1~'°“1'1 re' ting the Women’s Institutes inter-

Th

The problem of n':cnta.ly delec-

tve children was then discussid. --a These children c0111d PGY l11'0P¢?1" the sympathy of the House, but -he be accommodated in the 01191-1112- remembered that many' hours had|

give serious consideration. for oompensationforthe Dalton San-' Of great importance, Mr. Strong utorium. We now have the two

believed, was the problem of can- Governments in line, and what ad-_ Virginia MacKenna, R..N., left Fri- H°

cer treatment. Ontario had issued ditlonal revenue had this Govern-I day last for Montreal, where Mrs. LIN' a series of pamphlets 8115115 in- ment received from Ottawa? The‘MacKenna_wiilrecelve radium treat- 1"*

ders Government deserved cre- ment following a very serious op- T

trek Duffy was adjourned till pei;

e court. The plaintiff was or- si

struotions on how to combat this Sa disease and it might be advisable dit

mont, student

,GAll'r'rED.-In the list of up

ments in the Canadian militia re

oently gaaetted appears the follow- _lo

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ina: P. 2:. 1. ulgim. - and, Lt.

iD

commended the Women's Instit-I ** .~ _:':1_-:"7 °"n1'h°°' '"1 “du W"

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ion no had misuse institutes pointmeutr. promo*-Ions wd retire- u 1'? 111° .°"““””‘ “'*1°°“‘

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(Bupy.) H. C. Whitney is retired. .ill 4th, Oct., 1932. for

In the case of J. 0. C. Campbell ,ou

CONDITION Il\IPBOVI‘IS--Evei'y- vs

one will be pleased to learn of the

continued improvement in the con- rn

fuse 11111 fffi11¢Si~ esioa. ' 'ditioh or George channel at 111° tru

e Government, he said, was in-. Charlottetown Hospital following Ga terrible mess" and should have' amputation of his right leg, neces- ph

sitated by a very distressing accid- ent.

Mrs. Bernard McKenna, of»Char- lottetown, accompanied by Miss

for starting thenbliilding of the eration recently, in the Charlotte- P*

for

J plsi

for the Minister of Pubiio Health sarwtorium. he maintained. It 1151 town Hospital. ,@1111

of this P,-_ovince in do the game, _ was not for the discouragement that

Mr Dennis' 1-11°

y w uid e d ey

After listening to .

statement on cranbcrries at the 111° last session we had some 110176 1111119 hui 'f Mr. Dennis was ever appointed S31

ister f A rlculture he would 11°

Min o g

ak to d nee the in-I :e__;_5mt;s1;1:;`>t ___;__Sv_;___ _ _Sucking for work, not doles,

The thanks of the House were ampbell continued. We have ar

M I d t the - chitects and contractors who are as

due to the M ngaleatr' Jnnmer qualified as any in Can-

collectors received at that time NOVEL RELIEF MEASURE-A for o hav ha mon to rovidin warmth*

novel means of p g

d. 1119 01110110311-S "W@1’G 001111118, this winter has been resorted to lla me 1° T°°51-" ' |by a. number of citizens who sac- of

growing on their Property. Inonei case a large tree was cut down by the owner, who was thus able to provide two loads of fire-wood to

,_ , SB

Libe_als were in power fines for , p0________t_ __ host of unemployed

R€l11.\'l11Z¥ 10 31"- M°1i11yre's critic- drunkenness in the last. year. On mu

ec '

County on road work, etc., in_ (mm

. im

kexmess collected 1" K°“Smgt°“ citizens face the grim problem of

Prince C.'iuiii~.‘ lastyear, Mr. Strong- nmgmited to 9, considerable sum. ex1s;@,~,ce_ and an equally gi-ea;

said the cost had been $85,515.87. He’ M;-_

then Comimrcd this expenditure held Saturday at summer-sizie which

with the sum of $78,525 spent by the_ wus t It ,, Lea Goveisiirieiit in the First Dis-, people, and at which there was the _ trict of Prince to elect Mr. Thane best

A. Campbell. if the present Gov-

ernment lzvi been extravagant in tion the other day," | expenditures in Prince County, hc M ; .

Strong also instanceel a race number toil with little retum.

ly ii. foolish optimism can deny

On

attended by E large number of he dark realities of the mom-

ci

of good order. I

Mr. Alien: “Teil us about the elec-

N t H ho The hon. member from St. Peters,

’~ S1’°“g I Ca" ° my “ iii/lr. Mclhtyrei had dealt with

-'<>u1dlf-uc it to the iwoolc to say friend about that, una I can tell md gmvcm___g_ and had claimed

what the Lea Government had bcen1 him

an about that house that was that local gravel was inferior to the

in its election expenditure in First Qwupied by some of my hon. _

_ V imported material. Mr. Strong in-

Pnme' “lends Liberal "lends in me West stanced the main Borden road from

MF. 5510118 B150 1192119 W1111- 111° end polling division in Summerslde.” Re

Opposition leader's argument for

currency inflation, which he said situation in the Prince County Jail “Ill “'01l1d 1'0-S1115 111 B11 11111'11¢d11119 1111' under Liberal administration, par- 25 f=1V°1'11b1° 1’¢11C11°1.1 on the money ticularly one occasion when the market to the Canadian dollar, pwgeoiiiors had iooked some seized er

The Opposition members who are iiq

now so critical of the Conservative gui, and prisoners and officials 1111

election platform, had themselves gp

ads Corner and Summerside. The ad had to be scraped twice a week

summer, it wash-boarded so

dly. It was gravelled by the Lib- al Government with imported ma.-

n i terial.

Mr. McIntyre: “They all do that." Mr, Sirong cited two turns on

o road, Gillcspie‘s Comer and

Continuing, Mr. Strong cited the

uor in the vault and it was take

drunk together The Attorney

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no platform in coins to the people- ciouerui had hola sh luvestigaiiohi Clozlefs _um hom of ,hem dom

in 1931- They had neither policy nor and fined some or them. Ho cited - W 0111111 1° 1111111! 1/1161-1' 0011150- But another instance prisoners who were

last minute order had come up had set fire to the jail. The prison-i _

ith Island gravel; and there was

“washboard” because of the 'good

avcl. These two turns were wid-

’ no

"Manny d B the campaign’ 8' waiting 1° be taken 1° Dorchester:-biiidiiig material in the Island

r

"from the engine room." This order e

s

was in the form of a letter issued were still -drunk when they were °

3°” dmnk that “ight “nd they ' Shed during thc into fsii ical, They

were machined this year and thc

by Mr. Lea to the electors of-his dis- taken next day to Dorchester. roadway was surfaced with local

trict. In it Mr, Lea solicited a. con-

tinuation of the electors' support on ding" supplied by a Liberal mem- the 810111111 511315 they should ap- ber to the jail inmates. Rum was

-»preciate the Govemment‘s »“iour fu

years accomplishment of services to and with plum pudding and rum the entire Province, particularly the they were well supplied. No won- service rendered the Foiuth District der, he said, it was difficult for the *of Prince by the Liberal Govern- present administration to break the

-~-ment.” Mr. Lea's letter further stat- prisoners off the free and easy hab- b “ed that "although thousands of its they had acquired under Liberal

i miles of roads have been widened V 1

° and improved, and over 5 thousand

He referred to the "plum pud- _wel

rnished by some of their friends.

- great impwvement in Prince County.

Among ‘other roads which had ecn improved and widened by power graders last year Mr. Strong instanced the County Line Road, 1Margate, the mad from New An-

rule.

Referring to Opposition charges of

steel and concrete bridges con- discrimination in administering un-‘ _struct/ed, three ferry boats built and employment relief, Mr. Strong said mm S°h°°1 1hr°“'=’h 1° Travelms $40,000 provided for construction of he could cite several instances R851' and Sh“1`br°°k3M°Ca“11R'°“d»

i b M ‘North Bedeque; Bradford Road:

~a Sanotorium, as well as many im- where, on application to himi y r. i D R d __ --jprovemcnts to all our public build- A. E. MacLean, M.P., he had obtain-` H-WSU" 011 . AUSUS 116 COVE; ;,ings, we have not placed one' ad-, ed relief for Liberals in his own dis- 1 C1055 H0813- T1'y0I1- .niiiohui dollar or liuhiiiiy oh our trict. 1 T11¢ "ads had 11°F” 116111111 c011- 3-_qProvince, that is not being paid for' Answering criticisms as to the em-11111011 by C0111-111110115 S019-P1118 811111 ...on the installment plan out of the- ployment of an outside architect-by 1111511181 f1”€Sh material in the increased receipts from motor vchiclei for Prince of Wales College, Mr. ruts. ;:_and gas taxes. Therefore there has! Strong pointed out- that the Prince In this connection he read is let-

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not been any additional taxes on; Edward Island Hospital had engag- ter from a resident of Carleton ---the farmers land in the Province. ed an architect from Ontario. S’dii1g, a former Liberal supporter,

It is all being annually paid for out Mr. LePage: “They had- swelled _ commending the G¢v¢-rumen; for of the receipts from motor vehicles heads too." _ _the splendid road from Cape Trav-

and gas taxes.” _

~. Cites Ex-Premiu Saunders

The Cv0V€1‘1111'1B111i.M1‘. 5110118 C011- erse School to Dawson’s Corner.

tlnued, had acted with the very best The 1.,-tier stated the Liberal Gov-

intentions in having plans preparedugmmpnt had been asked to make for the new Falconwood I-Iospital._ uf, ,Md .-half Way decent.. but

._ To this argument of the Liberal Ii. had been found that the original they Bm no satisfaction “ng” the -~ leader, Mr. Strong replied by plan was expensive consi'dcring the Conservatives came into powen

' citing the following statement of ~ present financial situation, but the I

Mr Leals leader, Ex Premier Saun 1same thing had happened with the Potato M tk W0U1d 51011 81188651?"

,. . ..i Continuing, Mr. Strong said that

waddeiis corner, cope Traverse, Privileges wo now ouloy- Thor were

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Govemment and so e

k ho in the un

of Public Wor s w - avoidable absence of the Premier had carried on the b1lS1¥i9S8 Of 1111? Province.

| The Opposition members had, on ___

the whole, been very fan' in their criticism Mr Strong concluded On

Road Graveiing K ' ‘ ‘ 000 above the lowest tender. Thai

I t er tender from Prince Edward

listening to them. however, he WHS reminded of a verse he had rc- cently read in a newspaper:

They are the restless ones,

Wonders of the mind,

Scaling the heights of thought

For things they cannot find;

Moving like veerlng winds _ l5|er missing their aim;

Planning and dreaming on, Finding all is in vain."

MR. J. A. CAMPBELL -

Mr. J, A. Campbell, Liberal, ex-

pressed the' hope that tlic Prcnil-er would shortly be able to take over his responsible duties again. He congratulated the mover and sec- onder of the address in reply to

me S1”-och' fmm the Thr°"°'1proper chance under the system IS

n

(Messrs. Wigmorc and J. Howard MacDonald). He referred to the achievements of the pioneer set- tlers in this Province. They had handed down free land and the

had been a very had comer under ' not extravagant. but lived happy i at

beral administration. This was and contented with what they had. l carrying mortgages should be pro ward Island Hogpiiay Mmh 2'/,_

widened out, and effected ‘another The Speech from the Throne im- iioilied 1111111 they Wefe 9-1719 W m°°1- 1933 to Mr- and Mrs. Wm. Saund-

plled that we must go back to the _spirit of those times and live as our forefathers did. But it seemed unjust that our farmers and fisher- men should have to go back to those times while the Govemment went on building expensive and el- aborate buildings. We should con- sider those who are contributing to the revenues of the Province. The Govemment should protect and look out for the man who is not able to make a living in these times. The old Prince of Wales College had served to educate some oi' the greatest men the Island had produced. Mr. Campbell believed the Minister of Education was ain- ccrc, but if the Province was not able to pay for improved methods it was time to call a. halt. The debt of the Province had increased to something like $3,600,000. Can we afford to go ahead and build ex- pensive buildings?

Hon. Dr. MacMillan: "What

. - - t - dcrs, in a speech in the Lcglslativegnew Prince Edward Island Hospital B P -_ Mr. Campbell! "I will come to session of 1927, ns reported in the plans, which called for ii building Mn strong endorsed the 0ppos_f that later.”

_ Patriot:

“It is ull vcry well to say that

the gasoline tux comes out of .particular class of people, that it is ir special tax for special ex- penditure. Thc fuct that the gas- -oline lax is cal'-inarlzcd docs not make it any less ii fax. _If it does I would suggest they had__bcttcr _-oarniaii: the Land Tax and Income Tux so that the people will realize tlicy are not paying

costing some $400,000 and which af- , - i --1 -- -- -- » ;‘:;";.1';;i.:f:..‘;.i”L;° :;;f.;.°“;'..‘.;i.':“ present financial circumstances. im) pointpd out thatthe U t

Rcsuming the debate yesterday market _'hi ' '_S'1°°°° afternoon, Mr. Strong said it would. , S ye” was °°s°d “` tak atliei aticlan to iindcr-’ga'nSt us' except my seed which

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siuha u-hui on tho discussion was ""1 1"1"°11’°"Y 1° 111° NC" EHS'

about in regard to the finances. He “nd Stat” “nd New Jersey' W1.

congratulated the acting leader of mt 1'° 11"’ S°“1'h- N° “ed had been thc House 'on the very clear state- shbped 1“1° the Siam 01' V11'81Y119»

fiilyilllllg at nil," fmcnt he had given of the true fin- 11115 YUM Ht 1111- 1°* 111° “T51 111111’ Mr. Strong also riiruted from Mrs nncinl situation ofthe Province. I-le sm" 111° S*-‘ed 11115111055 developed,

If.-fs election camiiaigii statement believed the people generally were T110 01115' Canadian market Wo had the assiirliiico that li elected thasympatlietic ruthcr than critical of WHS 111 Quebec and Ontario. Prices Liberals would iroiitiiiur- to exp:-ri-‘ the Government/a efforts to cope last fall were 40 cents for table ment with pcriliauent hard surface' with the unprwedented wndiiion as stock, a price which was not war- roiid building material "suitable to. E rcsiiii of me wp,-id d¢pr¢5Si°,,_ fronted and therc were so many

our coudiii0ii1=." ` 1 This country with its immense re- cars in storage that the price kept

1'1'.‘11?1`1`i11Z' 10 1110 0i1l>0fi11l011 1o11<l'isources and its virile people cannot down all winter. Spring prices were

er's praise of the Technical School for long be kept down and there 35 cents for seed, and 20 cents for csfalillsliffl by Mr- I-on 1111d01‘ tho will be a change before too long. itable stock. The seed was practlc-' Bell (invcrnineilt, Mr. Strong read, ally all eh`pped to New Jersey and

from tic examinations given to stu-1 Confidence Necessary New York, some of the Scpd, dents at that school the followingi (M9uni,pin5) being "Sad as tame 01105110112 "Wl1.V <10 P€0l11C object to? Tile discussion in the House over stock in New Yorl: City.

‘ paying taxes?" Evidently Mr. Lenitlie depression, Mr. strong said, The rail rates are to be equaiiz.

,.-._ M -s.. H... ,--~»~~. i~ iw- Bell would lead one to believe that there ed in April between here and Tor-

The Government, he maintained,

had promised to reduce expendit- ure. Thc Premier at the last ses- sion had pointed out where he was going to economlzc in many ways. Instead they had added $300,000 to the liabilities of the Province.

The speaker congratulated Hon.

Mr. MacNutt on obtaining the pogi. tion hc now holds. Mr. MacNutt had- referred to tho fact that hc had handpicked his own wheat. That method, Mr. Campbell said, was a very good one, If thc Minis- ter went to thc trouble to pick 2 bushels a day for 22 days, it would moon 880 bushels of wheat grown by one farmer of the Province. What a. great privilege it would be if a farmer was given the same privileges as lawyers under the amendments introduced in the Crown Prosecutors Act. and were allowed to sell that wlzeat to the Government. __

Hon. Mr. McNutt: "I think my-

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ada. Why not have given the op- portunity to Island contractors to

- istance given. The example

build Prince of Wales College? 1m Hom DL MacMillan: ...nw ques_ might be worth following, provided

tion is suite easy. There were 23 uw "ees “sed are in an °bs°"r° nder5_ The highest tender be_ place or do not serve for orna- longed to this Province; it was $96,- mental P“’1’°5°5'

oh Mrs. Georgia Burch, of Borden. Island was $80,000 above the lowest 1°” 1°’ the my” v1°1'°1`1° H°5l`-11151' tender. Is my hon. friend suggest- M°”11*`°1*1- M°“d°l' m°m1”¥ 1° 11”' ing that we should have taken an d°1'K° 9- 5°f1°U5 °P°1'“11°“- Hel' Island tender and spent another WNW mend’ W1-Sh 11" 5 5P°edY 7°' saaooo or ssmoooi" °°"°fY- '

Mr. Campbell said he was not in a

position to prolong the discussion, but he understood the contractor 111 11/1011119111 f°1' 1116 'P11511 S€V€1”11l had received an additional amount. Weeks- f€1111'11¢_<1 1101116 Monday 11111011 His contention was that when the improved 111 11°F-lili-

Dominion Govcrnment was spend-

ing so much toward unemployment

Mrs. A. JH. Mould, who has been

ld additional space- Now. he for those in financial difficulties _the

in Smith owing to the absence rem

There were men in Charlottetown ,-weed im-gg ue” which had men for

VS.

Gordon A. Matthews, judgment W

stee in bankruptcy, vs Henry

llsnt Judgment was given _.for upon intlft $16.30 and costs. .ms udgment was given for the

Gm. pr() In the case of Arthur'Duvar and fic; ills J. Warren vs. Rattenbury pxipgi

intl!! $8.38 and costs. iw] he _case of John A. Wood vs that

t ru

A. Prizvel judgment was given tho

for the plaintiff $22 and costs. the

In

yesterday with nu Honour `

Duffy on the Bench. There °

docket. Several cues were set for the remaining days of this

the case of J. A Gesner vs hu Warren. Canadian National

c for payment ol $88.80 ncwi

y ink) Court _ com the case of S. C. Stewart 'vs

F. Home and Lemuel Home om ent was given for plaintiff

____ *WD _

CENTRAL |»AB]5||_s°' N1” in ' Inok, Ind nelii Week, and I Illini- 1

owing

dam

$204 and costs. _ md_

plaintiff $50 and costs. cm tho case of Beal. Rogers, Jr., mu

of John Roberts vs Harry ag,

a lu-gc number of cases on "**'-#__

were disposed of Th

Assoc!

subm

_Qusen’s County Court op__c_n- *hunts 1':

not looounslly qgqgu, “lr

V1”‘°“ °¢ °°"°lD0ndnots_

NATIONAL ooatmissioy

BUGGESTION

e Canadian Dental 533001,. forwarded the following |'

Premier Bennett .

nourable Sir-The nom '

egstes of the Canadian ,M

ation. wishing to 5

tructive measures in qi-d

bring back our country i0 n _

1111111- bc: the iiriviiog,

di ltting to your cohsiqm

that of-your Govemmcm ,

owing resolution: hereas the present is has afforded a special

for examination and crm

the existing economic sim,"

which some of our Can

of

titutions have been built: . W'h

ages. This was a problem to which been spent in denouncing the Lib I --- ‘ enema 1°' “'20 md mm in ‘“`1°

the Minister of Health misht well erals for not presenting their claims LEFT FOB MONTREAL-ii/fr. and Th

CNRS IIIUIIGTOUS Comp _ _

ing from many points oi ,_ against the lows regulating v, motion of companies, the ,,,_,, tions of the capitallzulioii ,-

ng organizations, the tr

.i11dE1’11¢111i W9-S EWU* f01` supervising the interests oi ..,

idence was riot completed in ing case of Isaac Martin vs. Wil- in

the case of Flors A. Warren or

B806

ders, etc., give rise to the .

there is room for needed ..

ions in our present final, cture; :I

d to pay the defendant’s costs wh

the day. A

ereas the Canadian » ation. being desirous of `

1 .. and supporting our state théil' ai.tE!l'i’l'Pi$S to apply th edy to one of the iniponui

a witness. The case was set cause a later date. (uri

s of this economic crisis; qi

her, beng desirous of removiu nullify111€. the argument; 4

who wish the destruct ond

se .

Capitalistlc regime, argiimgiig

the ease of Williams and which at the present time sth-iigii.

parties who greatly appreciated the Bentley Ltd vs Garden Lund, en

dangerously some appeals ii

.ju

BIRTHS

relief this Government was justified

in accepting a tenderthat _would be I

M0

_ of some help to the laboring classes, NTGOMERY-At Park Corner io! the Province. He knew of men on March 20, 1933, to Heath and

I who hadcome in from the country, Mrs, Montgomery, af daughter. I some of the fin st workmen in the -

i , d 1 d, wonrrl-At the Prihoo Edward' Pm" “°°' 'm 1 ey d "°t "1 “ iuhu Hospital, Moron ze, to Mr.

‘that was ad°pted_ . a d Mrs. Charles Worth, a daugh-

! n_ia_x_'_l;s mad__c btyhthzé Minister of___.Ag- wEEKs_At the Prince Edward “_ rc utlirehaia in in md H°'°"°l' Mmh 27' ma' 1” recliegeyhail One eresolution passed Mr' and Mrs' Alben' weeks B' son'

the interest charges. ers a som . ,

To Mr. Campbells mind, not one , hill had passed at this session of thc, MACDON-41-D-Ai 111° Prince Ed-_

gislaiuro in the interest of the Ward I-*land H°»P11»=1..M1r¢h 28.'

farmers. He challenged anyone to 1933- to Mr- and Mrs- A1111 Moo-’ cite any bill introduced which was' 130118111. I- dl118hW1'- _ “in the interests of the taxpayers." -ll-S-m

The Government had missed a MARRIAGES _

great opportunity to help the far- | mers, laborers and the fishermen GANDER-PBOWSE - At York' ‘becausc the Federal Government psi-sonage by Rev. G. A. Christie, i WHS Nady to 81111111 111010 111011631 1111- on Tuesday evening, March 28, 1933, 'der the unemployment relief. 011 Mrs. Harriet 1l:.=Pi-owse to 1-larry

tbe c¢_>_ni_;arv this G°;1erm11=nb__1_n- Gander, both of nrackiey Point crease e sa ar es o some o c- _ 303,; _

iaia who could very well afford to

live on the salaries they were re- DEATHS ceivlng, Mr, Campbell maintained. _ ‘

MCLEOD-At 96 Prince Bt. on

. Sunday, March 28, Catherine Mc-

Railways Have 's:.‘;.’;:;::“;.:.:;::f° °-

Mutual Agreement ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_,,, ,,,,,,,,,m ,,,w`

_g York, March 24, 1933, Mrs. Euphe-

mia McDonald, formerly of Clyde

(Canadian Press)

sanvr Joan, N. n., March za- §f:t';‘;‘t‘," P22” f‘;"°"'d “"‘(‘;:h;‘_§

` _ y 0 er age.-

.::l.:i‘i°::i.i:.;:°i.‘:° .§:;;°l“: -- -»»-- .1

quid pro quo to the Canadian Pa- CARB-At Marshfield, Monday, cific Railways for the elimination March 27th, 1933, Mrs. Chai-les A, of switching and transfer charges to Carr, age 37 years. Fimei-al from West Saint John, announced Satur-. Marsh field Presbyterian Church to- dly from Ottawa and Montreal. WHS morrow, Wednesday, Maron 20th, Dol It 19-it 101118116 by the following Service starting at 2 o’clock, Inter- iclesram from B. J. Hungerford. ment Marshfield cemetery. acting President of the Canadian ‘ ‘ Nmomu BAMBRICK-In the city on March

...me Ummm., Nauomu Railways 28, 1933, Alexander J. Bsmbrlck, are publishing rates between West “ed 81 Years- Funeral f1'°111 111° “mt _,ohh and points on the Cam residence of his daughter, Mrs. adian National Railways on export Bm-1' shepherd' 45 31111111-°11 AVC-» and import traffic on which the Thursdw ’“°‘"“1“3 111 3-45 1° 15119 canadian Nmoml nun," B ,,°Bd_ Church of the Most Holy Redeemer . haul on the same basis as those now then* W R' C- C°"‘“¢°"Y-

published by the Canadian National _

,io East Saint John ana the Can- +- -ff.i§".§§§i"i°. i‘Ii.Z°i.fvi§f.’if..i°i`"..' N. D. MacLe¢':°

rangemsnt between the Canadian UNDBITAILEB ¥.i§-17”’-i..‘2‘.‘1‘.i.‘i‘.Z°.‘§f.“_2..`T.‘;‘$"I.‘i.’2.T.‘i; ""“"‘_“

covered by the agreement. _ _"xg _ ..:.“.i::#.:°..‘.'::.':;:..“'z.f";:.;:;; -~ _ i,

. i

.without e more . '

Mr. Campbell commended the re- 1°" _i

C0 .

that mcctinz ursed that farmers- sAUNni~:ns-at the Prince Ed-i

L6

the ved

gamishees appeared and pro that they did not owe any

thing to the debtor The attach Ing summons was dismissed and the costs of the same added to the

dgment

STEVENS SCORES

dere

Ev

In

(Continued from Page 1) _-i.__._.__m_____ (Canadian Press)

OTTAWA, March 28-Hon. H. H.,

Stevens, M`nister of Trade andi Commerce, resumed debate on the Budget in the House of Commons today.

Another year had come and gone

and what was more another year' of economic and commercial depres- sion was past and gone, remarked Mr. Stevens. If one looked back over the past year or three or four

y951°_5. 11111115’ W0llld be willing to* admit. that ‘we were much wiser' today than we were." Many _ideas which had been advanced as s cure-all were very mistaken ideas. Many "weird suggestions" had come from the other-‘side of the 1-louse, said Mr. Stevens. "‘We ,as Canadians, can clsim a

right to look back over the past year with some degree of satisfac- tion-evcn if it is grim satisfac-

tion," Mr. Sth.@a observed, "and we can look toward the next year

with confidence."

The Oppostion 'financial critic,

H n J L Ralston, had been “cer

the population or canada for hi. cal change, therefore be it ' hesolved that because we do M

wish to see a regime, sound in iii source and principles, tcrid ii eventually vanish sway in alma Bcneral disaolvrobation, the cm, dian Dental Association does hm. W1111 51153251: to the Governnicntii Canada the desirability of opml ing a National Commission om. posed oi' economists, jurists, gig professional men, not eonneohi with politics or any important liii. nncial group, for the purpose of in. V991»1Biting our present cconomii structure, _with the ond iri vlewoi recommending to Parliament iii; necessary changes for the ri-mo

of whatever is vltlated.

Tlll-I _CAN.'iDl'.»\N ml. ~-

.issocia ir*

_This idea of suggesting to thi Federal Government the formatioi of a National Board, io which would be intrustcd the duly of iii- dicating the necessary means ii bring an end to the evident abiuii now prevailing in finance, has rin received the entire approval of 0| professional associations liercaltei mentioned:

The Ontario Dental Associatlmi The College of Dental Surge!

of the Province of Quebec:

The Provincial Dental Board! Nova Scotia; `

The College of Dental Surgemi

Ui’ British Columbia; .

The Alberta. Dental Association:

o . _ . - tainly not complimentary," Stevens continued. The member for Yarmouth-Shelburne had been; somewhat confused, however, in his description of the Government! According to Col- Ralston the

Government had been at once "weak and without sell reliance", and "domlneering", at the some time "fear-stricken" and "I-rrog-' ant."

agement-no recognition of the world difficulties and perplexities," Mr. Stevens declared, "and a moss

"There was no word of enoour-_I1

th

misinterpretstion of public statis- U0!-

tics.

He proposed to show the House

the Minister proceeded, that the picture of trade conditions present- ed by the opposition financial crit- ic. "was a false picture."

OTTAWA, March 28.-(C.P.) -A

general defence of the Bennett Gov- ernxnent’s trade and fiscal policies, coupled with a suggestion that all parties co-operate in solving the problenis of the country, was enter- ed in the House of Commons today by Hon. H. H. Stevens, -continuing the budget debate,

Canadafs export business, said the

Trade Minister was holding up well from a volume angle. New markets were being opened, particularly in different paris ol the British com-; monwealth. 'I'he govemmentb Ag- ricultural Stabilisation Fund repre- sented millions of dollars to primary producers shipping to United King- » dom markets. And in the domestic field.'tho Dominions venture into wheat hedging prevented the Win- nipeg Exchange from dropping to 30-cont levels, so for without the lou ot s. dollar to the National Treasury. "Our picture,". said Mr. Stevens, "at this time may not be particu- llrlv my but as s people, one-nation Apron; many, I think we ls Can-

. The Council of Dental Surgeon of New Brunswick: The College ol Demi surgeon

of Saskatchewan; '~

The Dental Association of Prinei

Edward Island.

This move of our Associatl I'