OCTOBER 17 1946 .

Validity iii Act Challenged

OTTAWA. Oct. l5-—(CP)—Val- idity of the Saskatchewan Farm lecurity Act was challenged in the supreme Oourt oi Canada to- Isy by Ion. J. L. Ralston, counsel lor the Dominion Mortgage and Investment Company. as hearings on the constitutionality of the leg- islation began.

Col. llelston, former Defence Mlnlater, argued that a section of the act wss ultra vlres in that k dealt with interest, bankruptcy and insolvency, matters which came under Federal jurisdiction.

The section referred to provides that in any year in which a trainer's mop yield is less than e6 por sore, the principal owing on sll mortgages shall be reduced by the amount of interest due.

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' Col. Balaton. who will continue his arguments tomorrow. said the Saskatchewan Act would interfere with and obstruct the operations o! federal legislation passed to cover cases of bankruptcy and in- solvency. '

Under the Saskatchewan legisla- tion, s, board would be established to rule in cases where a farmer claimed that his returns were less than e6 per acre. That board. said Col. Raiston, was unconstitutional in that i1; would be given judicial powers which a legislature did not have the power to confer an a board of the kind.

MATRTARGI DIES

FREIVIJANTLE. Australia -— (GP) -A u-mnan who bore 29 ohlldrm in 3d years died recently at her heme hem. She was Mrs. Annie Bnvwn, who married in 1901. A numbq- qr her 12 surviving child- ren attended the funeral. Mrs.

Brow-ifs family is believed to be c. record. for Australia.

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In Memorials:

In loving memory of Mrs. Gordon Dennis who died October 11th, 1085.

Friends may think we have lor- gotten

When they sometimes see us smile

But they little know the heartache,

‘lint the smile hides all the while.

lovingly Remembered by llor Son Vernon, His Wife and Faunily.

In (0nd, loving memo y of Bov- crend Tho-mas Russell llaimmill, who departed this liie on October

, 1M5.

A year ago today, Father Tum, the Master called you,

And bule your earthly osreer to BGVCI‘.

0n your altar tho’ in Heaven you'll remember us

For lie has made you “A Priest" forever.

Gaoeen dhponaer of God's myster-

Iree from the world's sin and strife, We'll meet yon anew l.n Heaven,

To participate in that Eternal Life.

heeded by Mother, Sisters and Brothers.

Prompt, Long-lasting Relief for

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onaswau. m rsoiosrspus. oounnuarion urn m. sun-axes. sans or nous: cooking daily. 30mm Besssr.

srrusn rorcoare. - ma: $31.15 st Jack Cameron's, "Ilse Stub for also.” _

T0 PATRON! of bterwise Bakery. We will be able to supply all our patrons by rnursdsy,

NIW Dkllllli nrrivhg dsllw all g Fashion Hioppe, Great George eet.

IIAZELBROOK Baptist G-iurch. Rev. I. Judson Levy will preach on- iundsySoboolwillmeotstJllM. Slmdoy Schol will moot st 2 P. M. NOTICE T0 ADVIITIBII-l- Aii sdvs to swear in Guardian must be ' in bﬂice b! noon of day previous to insertion to ensure uublicstiion.

YEA]. ITATIIIIO! — There were Q births, 3 deaths, and 3i. marriages in the Oity in September last. according to the report of the City Health Officer, Dr. B. C. Keeping,

V. D. lt-EPOIT — There were 43 male and M female oases of ven- ereal disease in the City for the month of September. according to a report made public by Dr. B. C. Keeping, City Health Officer.

CHURCH OI‘ SCOTLAND. — Service Thursday, October 17th, Charlottetown, 7.30 P. M. October 20th, Czipe Traverse, 11 A. M. Cole~ naan 3 P. M. Summerside 1 )1’. M. Rev. J. H. Bishop

mas. ‘Purim a. Moitiusois, South Granville, announces the on» gagement of her daughter Cath- erine Alma to Weldon Britten, son of Mrs. Moase and iihe late Dag-ash Moose, Freetown Marriage to take place the latter pert of October.

ENGAGEMENT — Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Frizzell, West Royalty, an- nounce the engagement or their daughter, Doris Jean, to Harry Stavert Youriiker, Charlottetown. son oi Mr. Douglas Younker and the late Mrs. Youvnker. Marriage to take place in the near future.

FUNERAL SERVICES — The funeral of Mrs. Daniel MacDonald took place yesterday morning at 8:45 from the Frank Hennessey Funeral Home to St. Dunstan's was celebrated by Rev. Kenneth MacMillam who also conducted the service at the grave.

CITY POLICE COURT - At the Otty Police Court yesterday morn- ing them were five drunk and dis- orderiies, Two were each fined $20 and costs or 30 days Two others were fined s40 and costs or 40 days and $10 and costs or I0 days r , otively. The accused in the fifth case was remanded until to- day. Two men charged with driv- ing while intoxicated were each given l0 days. Two drunks were fined each $10 and costs or 30 and 20 days respectively. A remanded drunk was dismissed.

LAID T0 BEST — The funeral of Mrs. James McKeruia was held yesterday morning from the A. A. I-lennessey Funeral Home to St. Joseph's Church, Kelly's Cross, where Requiem High Mass was celebrated at 10:00 am. by the par- hh priest, Rev. Wilfred Keefe, who also conducted services at the grave. Interment took place in the church cemetery. The poll-bearers were: Messrs. Jﬂhn Nantes, John W. McKenzie, Joesph A. Hughes, John A. MacDonald, James A. Bradley, James J. Trsinor.

IUNIBAL QIJIWIOE - The fun- eral or! the late Mr. Charles E. Mac- Duff Ins held hmn the Bmokfieid Presbyterian Church on ‘meeday, Oct. 15th and was largely attended. ‘Iihg services were conducted by the Rev. Mr. Goodwill, Rev. G. C. Webster and Rev. J. R. Skinner. The Orengemen held s service at lie new. The poll-bearers were: Messrs. Ambrose Sentna, Wilfred Wood, Chas-lie Proude. Brent Dol-

lar, Murdock Msoﬁween and Wm. G. Duke. Interment in Brookfield Personals i ma; smith. mean. Vﬁig holiday with he!

ills parents Mr. and Mrs. Wesley smith, North Rsistloo.

am. Edith N. Garter of Iilko. I. rived by plane Wednesday to visit a sister. Mrs. John Ryan, H Roch- ford Qtreet, Olty. IQIMOIILAND W. l.

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w!“ “ﬁll. lPllmved and signed. Collection minunred to $1.15. The ccsnmitteea save their ieiports and new committees were elected as ihliinws foa- next month

SclwOL Mrs. Roy C simian, re-

Sick an Retest lleehew

Progam, Mrs. Eddie Ttiovwslete, Lin. Act Sherman, re-elected. Social, Mrs Hamid Cakes, Mlrs. Psed Fail.

Lusicii, Mrs Rolaert Mnyhuw. like. Haber Oanziiedd, Mire. Hebe: Macvittie.

I/t was decided to jnpq‘ we school and plans were maide for Silme. Correspondence was mad arid discussed. It was miovvod arnd sec. onided that $5 00 be sent t0 Sal. vntion Army l-loine Front Appeal Campaign am that as boxes or Giirisiisnns cords be ordered. Meet- ing addourned and a delicious hmch was served by hostess arid oom- mittee in charge I

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the day. ‘me churdi was beauti-

A_t tho morning service, Sterling 51.: mange from Haggai chap. 2 vs. 3 “whoisiei-tomoncyouthataaw this hubs in hie first glory." Mrs. Neithnniol

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Med prayer. At the evening service, Mr. preached from 3nd. chop 2A vs. l6. He did 800d in Ianaﬂl both toward God and tiowwrd his house.

Rev. Mr. ltlanLeod gave a short talk on this earthly iebmiacle. Comparing the foundation as built bu.

the solid rook which is Jesus Christ. He adorns lids house and walls with beeiutiml pictures which mean bea/utiful thoughts end deeds. Ye are the tanples o! the living . Mrs. Harold Genea- seq “i or Nazareth Passnth By". Miss Eva Wood samg “Jesus bids us Shine"

and Mrs. C.J. Wood and Mrs. Austin Kennedy sang, "Wait and iVDurrmur N .”

Mrs. George Meolmnan was in disrge s! the music.

A stir/rt history or the eamly ears or the chrumh and its members who have passed to their reward was read by tihe pastor, and one min-rite‘ of silence was (iboerved. followed by the dedioaitory prayer.

Communion of the land's Supper brought a. beautiful service to a close.

KILROY WAS. HERE

AND THESE ARE SOME OE THE SPECIALS HE LEFT

Sunkist Juicy

Dried Feoches, lb.

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Porkl: Beans ==r-r'

DUNSTAFFNAGE BRAND OLD CHEESE 49c Corned Perk Hooks, lb. . 19c

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Corned Spore Ribs, 3 lbs. 29c Choice Boiling Meet, lb. 25c Tender Roost Beef, lb. . 29c

Dried Apricots, iii. 69c Tobie Dates, lb. ...,,_._.. 85c Prunes, 2 lbs. 29c Just Arrived-

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MONTREAL. 00L 16 — (C?) — St. Lawrence paper mills and the Lake St. John PB-rer Company to- day announced they have notified their United states customer-s thee effective today, price of newsprint “Dllld be advvaaiced $10 to 834 8 W!‘

These companies have no Cem- adinn customers.

Company officials mid ﬂie in- qneue appiim b0 Ill ﬁlth’ export business to countries whose price for newsprint is bceed on the New

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cudomers of a $10 increase to 3B0 in Canada and $84 in the Um“ SHAH. tillﬁ bn-Sic price;

SKIN SWALLOWER. After moulting, m, unnmon load swallows its skin,