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vs. in shape financially to meet this situation. _

I am obliged to 'you for your kind

offer# and I am in hopes lt will not be long before we will be asking your assistance.

" Yours sincerely _gf (Signedll. W. THORNTON

F. Maclllre Scland`ers,'Esq_,

Hon. Secretary-_'I‘rea.surer,

'fha Maritime .Board of Trade,

_ Saint John, N. B.

_ '_ _ Charlottetown, P. E. I. _ ' _ ' December 24. 1928

Mr. I-‘_ ,Msclure Bclanders,

lion. Secretary,

Maritime Board of Trade,

- Saint John, N, B.

Dear-Mr. Sclandersz

I duly received your letter of the

20th mst., with reference io Resolu- tion No. 4 passed at the Maritime Board* of Trade Meeting, asking for an extemion of summer lodges by the Canadian National Railways, and en- closing copy of letter received from

Sir Henry Thornton ln reply thereto.

In so .far as Prince Edward Island

is concemed, I might state that o. special deputation from the Charlot- tetown Board oi’ Trade waited on slr Henry Thomton in Saint John dur- ing the organization meeting of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce in 1926, requesting that the Canadian National Railways establish a summer resort in this Province. Bir }{eru°y at that time stated he could make no definite promise within two years. owing to the fact that they were oem- mitted for a very large amount for the new hotel in Vancouver. We pointed out, at tho time, that the Maritime Provinces had been-very severely discriminated against in this respect, and that it was decidedly inconsistent that all 'the funds cx- pended on summer resorts were being used to promote Central and Wmtorn Canada as attractions for tourists. Since then, the Plctou Lodge has been established, and since some competi- tion has developed through the C. P. R. entering Halifax in the Lord Nel- son Hotel; it did not take ver-y long.

nor evidently was it difficult, to ilndif

the necessary finances to dupllcato the C. P. R. Hotel at `Halli`ax___It _was

. .

Celebration of

Burns Anniversary _

the auspices of Caledonian Club ` the distinguished patronage of His I Q17 _.Honour Lieut-Governor Heartz and

His Worship Mnvor Yeo and Mrs lg: ` Yeo.

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4 Mile Trio (A) Flow Gently Sweet Afton D

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Miss Ma. Slnith. Toronto -'l_Selootion--BiueBom\cts.__ . ...DeVille _ _ By Orchestra

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i li Sword Dance.

Mr. Mm-un Power. Mermsla. P. ni.

Miss Mary Trainin-

Mr. George Johnstone

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really the Cape Bretan peopimthat brought in the resolut n for dlihotlel at Baddeck, but of course thelhfllri- time Board could not eudoiiooihny specific instance, and the xwolution

was amended to apply to the-~ll¢l'rl-_

times generally in its present forlii. '

As you are aware, no Dominion

money has been expended in any shape or form in the Province ol' Prince Edward Island for either slun- mer hotels or all-year-round hotels. and considering that we have been deprived for upwards of nity years of adequate transportation facilities, and private individuals were therefore de- harred from developing Island slim- mer resorts, lt would seem we might very well look to the Maritimfe Board of Trade to endorse and follow up the demands of this Province two years ago, as above referred zo.

I attach hereto. copy of the Reso~

lution passed at the last three sessions of thc P. E. I. Associated Boards of Trade, dealing with this question. Considering the prosperity that has been broadcast lately _with regard to railway nuances, and in view of the tremendous amounts that are being expended in the other Provinces of Canada to which we, as a Provinoe and partner of Canada, contrlbulc. but receive no benefit, it does not seem reasonable that this Province should be debarred for any further period in participating in hotol ex- penditures.

Possibly I have not gone into the

matter sufficiently for your Executive to deal with the question- from the viewpoint or Prince Edward- Island. andlwillbegledtogointothemnt- ter further at any time, if desired.

Thanking you for Your kind inter-

est and with best regards.

Yours faithfully,

¢sgd.) J. 0. IIYNDMAN

C. N. R. Summer Hotel

WHEREAS greatly increased atten-

tion hss been directed in the past. two or -three years to Prince Edward Isl- and as o. summer tourist resort, and its unique and outstanding advantage for holiday purposes are being more fully and more widely recognized.

AND WHEREAS technical didieuit-

icsond the seasonal nature ot the business tend to prevent the opera- tion by local companies of hotels suf- nciently elaborate and adequatoLy staffed to establish the province as a great tourist centre.

AND _WHEREAS the Canadian Ns-

tllmal Railways hotel system now ex- tends from coast to coast and has in- volved a great capital expenditure llrloly entered into with the idea of developing railway passenger tr-girls in which Prince Edward Island 'has had no shore.

AND WHEREAS no other of the

gmat.t.ra.nsportation or hotel syotoms have odnnections with the province oi' Prince Edward Island.

'l'HEREi'*0R.lli RESOLVED, that

this conference of the Associated Boards of Trade and other business interests would impress upon the management of the Canadian-Notiom ai Railways, the Minister of Rttiwnys and ou.r Federal representatives, the suitability of Prince Edward Island as the site for a Canadian National sum- ruor tourist hotel, and the desirabil- ity oi making the necessary appro- priation for the _construction thereof at theearlicsl. possible dale.

TOURIST LGDGINGS

__ saint John, N. a.

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J. O. l~l1ynd_ln_an, Esq.,

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With vel'-y sincere regard and all

the best and good wishes for _u happy and prbeperous New Year.

Yours Faithfully,

(Bgvi) F. MaoLUR.E BCLANDER8,

Honorary secretary

Maritime Board of Trade.

SUMMER TOURIST LODGES

Saint. John, N. B. 3rd January, 1029

J. O. lilvndman, Inq., '

c-o I-lyndmnn or Co., Lid.,

Clmrlottolown, P. E.\I.

Dear Mr. Hyndman:

.I attach copy of letter which I

have sent today to Sir Henry Thmn- ton with regard to the above mat- ter. I fhope this may meet with your approval

With sincere regard,

I Yours faithfully.

(Sgd.) F. Ma.cLURE BCLAN'DER.8,

Commissioner

rounlsr moons IN 'rue `

mnxrmrs

Copy:

_ 3rd January, 1929

Bir ljlenry W; Thornton, K.B.E_,

Praident, _

Canadian National Railway Co.,

Montreal, P. Q. Dear sir Henry:

With further reference to your es-

teemed favor of 8th uit. with regard to the above: I ‘forwarded a copy of same to the representatives of each of the Provinces embraced by the Ma-ritimo Bbard of Trade and have just received a communication from Prince Edward Island. ‘

Apparently, the good people there

feel that they have been rather ne- llooted in quite a. number off _ways, including those which might stimu- l to tourist tmilic to the Island. ';i1eyiaelthattheirIslandisbeau- tlful and interesting and that its

possibilitiesmsoould be very y creased s tantlally; but. theiroonvhxtibneeemstobebhat they have been rather ewcluded from the tourist trailio picture, as it were, and that they really ought to 're- Ceille ll little more consideration. They believe thatsuch consideration would also reflect to the advantage of the Canadian National Ra,i1ws,ys, and, apparently, they feel that the eetabllshincimof a. summer lodge or twowmlldproveawonderfulstop in the right. direction. _ 'liheyeimply want your greet Company to exhibit some active interest in their tourist. posslbilitlm and to use its splendid organlmlliaon to touch these possi-

b81l.`.lKr-d0- will roflloot

special request or the ls-

lmd. 1 have when the liberty or Wing you again on this mat-

Speaking bf the Maritimes

whole, I have always felt, as who knows. Canada from ooast coast, 'ilhM -their tourist posehiiitliee were aiiogollhcr eiroeptl¢mal:-- Ind, from the Railway standpoint, such possibilities -involve the long haul.

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80 Minutes of Play Necessary to Decide Issue--Soft and Slushy Ice.

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minutes of hes.rt..breaklng hockey and roll his body tothe bottomless

played on' a. aloft, and towards the end of the game, e. slushy ice sur-

face _was necessary in order to de- thefend there is nothing but despair.

cide last nl?ht's` hectic and hair- rglslng puc {chnsi_.ng fixture at the Arena. between the Crystals of Sum- _ mcxslda and,Abegweits, the former

leaving theloa on the top side of a would suddenly become clouded when

things looked the rcsiest -with _

Z to'1score,andacom.f0rioblelmd

Taking this cfpportlmity to wish

you sincerely e. very healthy, happy

and prosperoiis 'New Year. Colllhgs, their custodian was on In

Yours faithfully,

F. MacLURE SCLANDERS.

Commlxloner

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RE: EXTENSION OF SUDIMEB.

LODGEB BY C. N. RAILWAYS IN

MARITTME PROVINCES .

_ . 'January i6, 1929

Professor E. _D. McPhee,

Seoret.a.ry, _ ' »

Maritime Provinces. Association,

c-o University of Toronto.

Toronto. Ont. Dear Sir:

In connection with Resolution No.

4, passed at the annual meeting of the Maritime Board of Trade, at Halifax oh, November 21st, I am Vtalflnii tho.llb`erty_qf sending here- with :for the infonnatlon of your As- socatilon, a file, of correspondence that _has taken' place between Mir. F. Maclure Sclazldei's,`Hbnor~a.1y Soc1‘e~

sLos-e* A

ln the .race for Prince Edward ltr land hiocloey honors. _

Fate at times has a; mocking Wai'

pits below. He rises again to see| the promised land of- glory, but in

The Abegweits were in this posl-_

tlcn more or less last night. Playing like demons during almost evefi'

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ifggs ating?

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KOBll¢SKOiM!\¢a. Theteemsplaylng

allowed them a. three on Oollings

ssooun rllnton

TIIUID PERIOD

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dmwnonoatldvictloryf ivomoppearedwcil in wambutagameisnev the t1.mlér‘says so,ond Abegwctls modethcbestofalasttlmeemiri

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a -loose puck wabbled fence to further tollter

This score made the rafters applause and pleasure not the hcmll fans The bell brought htstllltlm to a close and a deudllooked game

Thelt? Wéle 'CWD

period and overtime their horizon

beautiful background in the ofiing. Twenty-nine direct shots on the Heli against eighteen for their opponents proved nothing lost nig<ht,_ as Bill

every shape and form; he was stonewall when scones were every- thing but an assured fact. The Crystal defence of Montgomery and Grady also worked 'heads-u'p, espec- ially the elongated "Monty," who, so far as net twlsters went; was the sore thcrnin the side ot the Abell- weit scorer, who was Iorcezi to 81*/0 him. a beautiful assist ln `he first goal and individual credlt'ln the other.

With regard to ‘Go.l.lent, Sllliphant and Schurman, the visiting front line, 'there is nothing but pmise. These boys showed class, stamina and h:ckey brains in every period and overtime. Gallant wasa atickhand- ling and skating' comet. `Bi.lllphn.nt as crafty as ever and Jackie' Behur- man always on the rubber, with a poke-check par excellence- Their subs, Molntyre, Moilrttaln Ind Perry were not used very often, but when

tary, and Sir Henry' W. Thomuon.-on the ice turned in 'a good game. President of .the _Canadian Natlonall The Abegweit front line _composed

Railways. so i_>hat'|bl‘le case of Prince Edward Island will be fully under- stood. ` ' ,

You wa 'probably have learned|

through e dispatches that

of Saunders, Gordon and Prowae, were equally as spectacular as: their op~ pments. Saunders was great. through out, while ~Prowse and Gordon never 'worked so hard in their lives on a

cur principal hotel, the -'victor-u."fsticl¢y la. sm-race, Pmwse .himself

was destroyed by ‘fire on the 12th

getting eleven ofitihe Abbim twenty-

inet. 'I am mailing you. under sep- [nine slams at the not. and

:irate cover, 9, copy of ,"'rne| Oharlotiotoyrn u.ll'dle.n," from which youwill see it is the intention to make every effort ilohave the Ca-

rxadian Railways erect an all~yea.r- V oiol 'nt Charlotte- town. As the _Marttline Provinces Association are rnalring a, decided ef- fort to l'n'blriote_thc'.'IiJllrist"I‘rade from Central Omron to -the Muri- tiines, itfetzrilcés the writer that your Association or some or your -mem- bers might feel inclined' to exert their influence si that the Province - of mms Edward mana would have an opportunity to participate -in the en- ycrrnousnptialic ccqionditures that are, being made from your to year for natlional. hollis. ly fair and reesgriabligas

_ada i-DM we shlould' rquitcble distributim

agp: 35?

er excellent. reliefs only one count when th

and sclrwiliatirig, especldliytllo for~ mor, who proved the proverbial rock in mocking me his soloewsrs dm- gerous on every advance. Pied Moore after four years' absence from the game, felt the paoesomewhat and 'had to be relieved .ofizn._ However, while in the game, he proved .a flower of strength. Blanchard, 'relief de- fence. who by the _way tied the game up in -the third -period, is blocldng and stickhandling better than over. I-le is certain to be e dangerous hoc- keylst before the Seaaomclooes. Mc- Ewen betwee th siliclm his usual ever an heady game. The two puolrs which were lodged behind him were difilcult elvis to stop. Milrnagllnn and Govt prov

3 lit s,,§ ssl

ml'

ies. I am. .writing a somewhat similar

secretary of the Canadian Chamber ot_0ognmcrco on this subieot. As the Business Gonimlttdeiof the Chamber

gremeetingin Hamilton the25th of cor* tssstnrctt _iolui'o3ti,q;loe. and have the sub-

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Murnnghan, Abbles 2 min Oox Abbie, 2 min. &h\ii'mnn Crystals, 2 min

Mchellan Albbies Brnin Moore, Abbies 2 mln. M001-e,Abb¢ies Zmin McLellan Abbies, 2 min

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