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Hon. John E. Sinclair: Individual , cases have been referred to. both . this year and last, in the discussion . of the Act. I do not think that we i can get very far by basing our 0P- ~ inlons on certain cases. I could | read affidavits that I have under, my hand to show that many of the - statements made in this Chamber I have not been based on the facts’ put on record by applicants before the board of review. I think it is unfair to make those references. l. . do not think we shall improve th situation by going into them. I dl , ask some honourable members be- fore the committee t-o give us their authority for the statements they were tnaklng, but they declined. The statements were not thrashed out there. and I think very little benefit would accrue from bringing them up here. In a statement made before the committee the Director

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of the Farmers’ Creditors Arrange- ment. Act was accused of making n. false return; and I think that statement was repeated by >ille honourable member from King's lHOll. Mr. Hughes) this afternoon Now I want to say to the House, in fairnem to the Department of Finance and the officers of that department, that the return which was made stated clearly that, cer- tain cases mentioned were simply examples. and that there were ntanv others of the same kind in the province of Prince Edward Is- land.

Hon. Mr. Hughes: What, senator is the honourable member referring to? There happen to be two of us. l-Ion. Mr. Sinclair: Does the hon- ourable gentleman refer to what was said in the House or in the committee?

Hon, Mr. Hughes: I am referring to what you are saying.

Hon. Mr. Sinclair: I may say tn the honourable gentleman that two senators made the statement, one in the committee and the oth- er in the House.

Hon. Mr. Hughes: What state- ment was it?

n. Mr. Sinclair: I think it is an air to go into individual cases. but I want to say that the state- ment of the Director was a correct statement. Lt the honourable gen- lemen who have been branding it as incorrect had desired when the committee was sitting. they could have had information from the Di- rector. In declaring in the House afterwards that the statements were false. without having taken the op- portunity of securing the informa- tion. the honourable gentlemen were going entirel too far. From the information have had, both in Prince Edward Island and here, I am quite justified in saying that the Statement of the Director of the Farmers’ Creditors Arrangement Act. is a fair and true statement, and representative of the cases he mentioned.

Hon. Mr. Hughm: Does the hon- curable gentleman refer to the memorandum read by the honour- able leadc on this side of the House?

Hon. Ml’. Sinclair: I am refer- ring to the quotation made in the committee. ‘ Hon. lvfr. Hughes: Are you refer- ring to the memorandum? I want to get. down to particulars.

Hon. M21: Sinclair: I have the statement here, if the honourable gentleman is anxious for it. I am glad indeed that he wants to get down to the papers. I have the exact statement here.

Hon. Mr. MacArthur: I will give it to you.

Hon. Mr. Sinclair: The state- ment read as follows:

“Many eases of hardship have been reported in this connection. The following are two sample cases."

'I‘hen the cases were mentioned. That is the statement I refer to. If I understand aright, it. is in connection with the sample cases mentioned that the veracity of the Director Wu questioned. If I am not correct, I shall be glad to be contradicted.

Hon. Mr. Hughes: Do you en- dorse that statement?

Hon. Mr. Sinclair: D0 endorse the statement made in ard to $

two cases?

Hon. Mr. Hughes: The statement referring to Prince Edward Island which was prepared by the Direc- tor in Ottawa and read by the honourable the leader of the House. Hon. Mr. Sinclair: I do endorse it. and I know it is correct. If the honourable gentleman wishes to know what cases were referred to, I can tell him. He knows the peo- ple. They live in his own locality. The name of one applicant is Mrs. Bridget Courts, of Cardigan Head, and the other is Walter Sullivan, of Greenfield.

Hon. Mr. Hughes: Are they mer- chants or farmers?

Hon. Mr. Sinclair: They are ap-

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Arscnaiilt. James $22.73. Boyle. Thomas $1 50. Bulman, Donald $2.00 Bernard, Timothy P, $63.72 Bertmrd 8o Co. M. Banks, Wallace $4 Birch. Percy $9 40,

Blackett, Leroy $3.00.

Canadian National Rlys $214.49. Cahoon H. H. $78.85, I

Cairns, Wilbur $5 00.

Cousins, David $4.22.

Clements, R. K_ $14.25. Dimiville. Stanley $4.00.

Duffett, Elmer $2.00.

Duffett, Lloyd $2 0O

Dingwell, Henry Ellsworth, Ellis, Harry $5.00.

Enman, Kenneth 50.75. Fblcy. John $2.00

Francis. Harold $44 88, Hume. Earl $5.20.

rancis, llrnth $6.00. Hume. Carleton $17.50. Hansen, F‘rcd G. $2.00. Holman. R T. Ltd. $19.00. Hopgoad. John $4.00, Hooper. J. P. $2.00.

Hogg, Walter $6.00. Howlctt, Isaac $6.00. Johnston, Ilcster $52.31. Lefurgeyx Osborne $113.64. Lefnrgeyfl; Transfer $15.50. LaPierre, Irving $5.00. Mills, James $4 00. Morris, Bernard a; Mwnard. W. R s1 Murphy, James $37.08. McArthur, Daniel $9.40. McArihur. Herbert $52 30, McDonald, Edward D. $3.00, McDonald, Alfred $4 20, McGuigan". John L. $16.50, McGouganu. Albert $2. _ Mcl-lcrron. Harold $5 , McKay, Oliver $4.50. McLean, LRISIIE $1005.88, McLeod, Robert $4 88. McManus, Louis $10.22. Nicholson. Robert $6.00, Norton. John $7.00-

Newport, Anthony $5.00.

Noy, Vernon $8.00.

O'Brien, Bernard $75 00. Palmer. George $31.25, Pickering,

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Peters, George $2.00. Penny, R W. $67.50. Jurrly. Loman $10.00. Rafferty. Hugh $ .80. Skerry. Hamid $4.00. Stewart, Simon $6.00. Sivallow, William E. $1.50 Spencer, Alexander $14.70. Stenning. Wiliam $8.48. William, Edward $39.40, William. Lloyd $9 52. ‘Whitlockiagerciv $2 00. arren um nous Psvi .. 22500 n‘ co

YeonJohn $4.00. Yeo, Alden $1.00.

Total - - - - - 42,914.10

PUBLIC BUILDINGS hovinolal Building ($7,125.41)

Arsenaiilt, Lucy Labor $164.85. Bell, Mrs. Bell. Mrs. John O Labor $16.00. Benton. John Labor $4.00. Bmwti. Alnxnnder Labor $8.40. slégtflflllll, William Drawing set

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ALL PLANS in connection with the biz Provincial l-‘alr o 1988. which will be held at Charlotte- town, August 15th to 19th, have been made. The new Prize List con- tains Pull particulars and will be mailed to any address on applic- ation. This year's Fah- is the big- izast and most complete of all time. Be sure and note dates and write our friends about it. J. W. Boul- r. Secretary. Charlottetown. Phone 1164. L-1525-6-17-tf.

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BRIDE-TO-BE SHOWERED - One of the coming June brides, Miss Marie Curley was pleasantly remembered by showers during the week at the homes of Mrs. George Praught. Earnsclifie. and Mr. and _ Venanches Curley, Village Green. The bride-to-be was the recipient of many lovely lifts.

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Mrs. Wellington M. Jay, York, Station spent Friday in the city,

Miss Irene Vessey, York, was a recent visitor to Milton, the guest of Miss Doris Ford.

Mr W. Compton. City, paid a business visit to Pleasant Grove, Thursday.

w. ‘Thomas Campbell, Central Bedeque. has removed to Char- lottetown

iMlrs. A. Roscoe MacDonald, and two children of York, are spending finftew days at Kenslmton and vic-

y.

Mr. Roscoe MacDonald and Mr. M. Wellington Jay oi York. paid a busines visit to Mt. Stewart Fri- day.

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and material $546.24. McGuigaxi, Mrs. Leo Labor $30.00 Mclsaac, Mrs. Kate Labor $20.00 McKinnon, A. T. Labor $267.85. New Method Cleaners. Ltd. Re- pairing and cleaning Flags $800. Prowse, George Painting $64.50. Prowse 6c Sons. W. B. Window Ventilators $60.00. Prowse, Bros. Ltd Cheesecloth, etc $126.43. Palmer Electric Labor and ma- terial $77.69.

Patterson. C. W. Repairs $1.25. Preston-Noelting, Ltd Book Case

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Preston Furniture Co. Desk $70.00. Poole lair Company, L. M. Lum- r . .

(Pigliard A: Company, A. Coal Reml n Rand, Ltd Type- writers 520.00

Ryan, Mrs. .41. labor $20.00. gRéyéan, Mrs. Stanley Jr. labor

Stewart 8a Co. Ltd. Bruce Flags. etc $89.17.

‘7?!;JlLIBIiI-ll‘y, Wallace B. signs Stanley, Shaw a Peardon Pipe covering bolts, etc $146.22.

The Steel Equipment Co, Office equipment $82 60.

7S2egitner, P. J. Blacksmith work

l . girgpson, H. M. Folders, Ink, e00 sheer. ma. J. .1. Wire Wheel

Brush $19 08 Co, Office

SoulLq ‘Iynewrlier equipment $325.00 Spencer. Reginald Labor $22.40.

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Malcolm McRae passed on to his‘ reward after an illness which ex-

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ett be said his real Poison subtle and deadly. Haifa-dozen seeds dropped ll- most at random and no one could and what the crop would be. " saucer yarn from a chap I met in e “lhree Piavorw. someone would sav that evwlfli where two or three were gathered together. “About that chIP F9 11' son in the Sales Department. e always seemed a queer sort of bird to me." And so on. With many "WOW! you believe it's." lmd "BI l! "m"? “Better not say any Ins about it's," the news spread in a widen- ing circle, and, naturally, did not lose in the telling. But on Sunday Iibrgiwon was mercifully unconscious of the aub- terranean influences It work. l-‘le walked through the wood to the Mill and beyond the church at the end of the valley to the main road. Half a mile alon this was a field path which led another small village and thence, complet- ing a wide detour, he could return to Mossford.

It was a lovely walk, and he rleraecdhed Number Five " pleasantly

Mrs. Gaddesden went to the chapel of her choice in the evening and Ferguson was alone in the silent house. He had an excellent book but, the printed page, that evening. failed to hold him. His thoughts wandered, although it was a good book,

Lucia Desmund.

Had she been serious as she talked to him in that room? He doubted it, knowing her. She wasn't consciously lying, but she was one of those people who can adopt a pose, give it every semblance of realit . She probably believed in it heisef for the time being -—but it remained a pose.

In any case she belonged to the past —to the past that was dead-

He looked aroud the little room.

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that it was an anchorage —that. outside, the sea was rough. por- haps dangerously rough.

There were the books he was gradually gathering. his dpipe. a tobacco jar which Mrs Ga desden had given to him. A humble place,

but he was grateful that it was a home.

A smile touched his lips for a moment as he remembered the tumultous ambitions of other days. All he asked of life. now. was to be allowed to live in peace.

That of course. is what the great

whatever their religion ——or race. To Be Continued

1E MEMORIAM MR. W. A. MALCOLM McltAl

At the P. E. Island Hospital on the night of June 3rd, Wm. A

tended over five years. I-le was a

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Annie McRae. and was born on Sept. 10th, 1878. at Pownal, P.E.I., and tlzed July 6th, 1 Rev. Wlm. M’ nal. lie had four brothers and threc sisters, Frederick Beumont of Fij Islantb; Daniel Peter and Robot in Saskatchewan; Alex Jones, kill ed 1n the Great War; the sister. Sarah Elizabeth and Beatrice a home in Waterside; Nellie Isabelli Mrs. Jas. Irving of Cherry Valle) About twenty-eight m. McRae was marri to Beat rice McKenw of McKenzie Cor- f nor, P.E.I. They had two sons. , Robert and Alex McKenzie, both , at nome at Waterside. MLMCR8OWBBEIIIIBUYDGOI‘ citizen. alert in mind and active in i every good work. He was partlcu- I larly good in conversation and him . a hos of friends. He was bright ‘ and cheerful during his 111mm and enjoyed the visits of his friends to within one week of his death. He ‘ was active in the church at Pow- nal and enioyed the meetings oi the Young Peoples Guild and en- tered into the periods of study and recreation with eat delight. He will be screw m. ed by a very large circle of friend . The funeral service was held or Sunday. June 5th. at 2 o'clock, and was largely attended. The service at the house was conducted by, Rev. D. K. Ross assisted by Rev Geo. W. Tllley, Rev. Henry Pierce. and Rev. A. S. Weir. Mr. McRae was a member of the Masonic Order and was buried 1n Pawns‘ Cemetery by the St. John's Mas-

Syvnpathy is extended to his sci rowing widow and her two sons.

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