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HOW THE MONEY WENT 1

Provincial Building (Repairs and Replacements)

Cal-l pell 8s Co. Ltd. Labor and mater a1 $72.90. McDonald-Rowe Woodworking Co.

Lumber $296.19. Progse Bros Ltd. Furnishings

$385. - Prestginogumiture Co. Ltd. Furni-

ture 8 - .

Steel Equipment Co. Ltd. Furni- ture $114.00.

Stanley, Shaw 8t Peardon Labor and material $166.74.

Underwood Elliott Fisher ‘Iype- vriter $148.50-

Total — — — — — — —$l.246.21 Prince County Jail and Court House

Steel Furnishings Co. Ltd Furnace Stoker $675.00.

Robertson s; Co. Ltd. ‘Thomas Steam Boiler, etc $719.54.

Total — — — - - '- $1,891.54 Georgetown Court House and Jail (Bolrllfl)

Allen, AshlcXnLaborflVLw- Boudreault, thony Sand $28.40. Batcheldor. Reginald labor $144.00 Oondon, J. J. Material $308.54. Donovan, John Labor $73.50. Fitzpatrick, John Lumber $30.90. i-lemphill, Guy Labor $83.40- Johnson Joseph Labor $980i2576

, Frank Labor $75. cLeod, Mrs- William Labor $2.00 Elsie Labor $2.00.

I-tafuse, Victor Gravel $6 00. Boss, Gordon .00-

Ross, Melvile labor $9.80, Tota1------$i.594.74

Court House. Charlottetown (Repairs and lloplaoemenlel

Bevan Bros. Iiurnsce Stoker

945.00.

Charlottetown Guardian Adevor- Itising $3.80

Granger Freres, Ltd. Files $33-70

Hunter, J. M. Architect's Fees

‘Q0000. Legage Shoe Co. Lid. Iogal Res IéePage Shoe Co- Ltd. Cartons

. O. McEachern, Aeneas Rent allow- ance $91.00. MaoKinnon, A. T. Contract, etc $21,459.71. McLeod, C- A. Night Watchman 00

96- . 0‘Ho1loran, Catherine and Eliza Rent (Office) $200.00. Patriot Publishing Co. Advertis- ing~ $4 50. . Réenlington Rand Ltd. ‘typewriter 13 .90. Stanley. Shaw 8a Peardon labor and material $1,640.44, Wegster 8t Co. J. A. Insurance

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Hughes a Edmonds Insurance 0 01. lgfréndman A: Co. Ltd. Insurance

A. R. McInnis insurance $10 30 DeBlois Bros Insurance 88-19. W K. Rogers Agencies Ltd. 1n- Iurance $15.70. G_ H. Holbrook Insurance $3.00 T. E. McNutt Insurance $7.10 Higgs 8a Co. Ltd. Insurance $8.10 H. L, Sear Insurance $8.18- “El. Brow "a Son Insurance 0. . B. Stewart l! O0. Ltd. m- lurance $818.

M. Davlson Ltd. Insurance

T tal- - - - -- 110-56 1:“ Ineuranoe — - 310,104.00

‘Petal — — — — — — -—$10.536-50 Road Machinery

Allis-chslmer Mfg. Co. Crawler Tractor $9,561.00.

J, D- Adams (Canada) Ltd. RD‘ tary Sora er and Leaning Wheel Graders .593.46.

A Pickard 8r C0. Auto Patrols $11,685.50.

Sawyer-Massey Limited P er Grader with equipment $6.126. .

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UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF AND ASSISTANCE ACT 1936

John A. Arsenault and J- D. McLellan 81.22442; E. W. Ander- son $40 04; Wallace Anderson £75.00; John J. $4.50;

eston B nton $17.78; Geo Bowley $3. 0; Hudson Bowley $3.00. James Bryant Mil‘

well $126.20; John D 55.10; Joseph J. Chalsson $4.50; erome Chaisson $21-92: MH-

Cannon $27 00 139W" ; Albert Dewar :50 o0: R- L- Dickleson

04-00 Dickieson $7.20; G. A. $23.25: Vincent Deveau $6.25; John er .89: William Fraser $55-00‘ p nu; a Sons $12.00: 1m erlal Oil Ltd. $564.19; Roy Jay 9.00: Earl Jakttotl; Frank Jardine $29.70; ank Keefe $14.73; Hang cA $8.00- S. McBes

Me on $7 00: $0.00: Simeon Mc- . A McLaren $11.90:

tt &Son $13. , Pran Peters 50 rAndrew Peters $10.12 Peter Edwin

M. Peters $8 79: Peters

25-35: Jinesu $4.00 Edwin Reid $18.71: Jordon 17.01114 $11.00; Sinclair stewart Ltd. $7.50; iii-nest H. strong $24.71; Patrick Sinnott

Sanderson $9.00; Clifford Sander.

Jonn Shepherd $6 uu; p, Lumber Co. Ltu o0 .11; A. White $23 04; Temple

Wood $21.00; Blake Wood $10.00; Lester Webster forest, etc $890.00.

CULTURAL ASSISTANCE ACT 1937 Project No. 1 —“Silll-ll‘pdinf I l-I w n. s .1» .

Anthony J. Arsenault $101.50; Martin Arsenault $88 50; John A. Arsenault $44250- Willle Arsen- ault $7.25; Philip P. Arsenault

Alphone Arsenault $36.00. (Agap) Arsenault $7250- Antoine 1. Arsenault $150.75; Edmund c.

$155.00; Wilfred Arsenault $36.25; Alcide Arsenault $47 50; Wilfred J. Arsenauit $26.00; Edmond Arsen- ault $4.00; Mark Arsenault $98.00; Cyril Arsenault $28.00-

Arsenault $129.50; Anthony P. Arsenault $18.00; John M. Bult $30.25; Leo T. Arsenault $32 75; Stanley Arsenault $119.00‘

Phlli J. Arsonault $47.25; mill ian rsenault $11.75; Elie Arsen- ault 30.75; lhrlile J. Arsenault $93. ; Fidele P. Arsenault $78.00;

Alyre C. Arsenault $39-50; Theo- dore A. Arsenauli; $22.50; C. S. Arscnault $29.00;

Arserlault $14.00; sen- ault $26.00: Leonard Arsenault $28.00; Albenb Arsenault $46.50; Maddie Arscnsulz 12-00; JOseph P. A. Arserlault $27. 5; lhnils Arsen. ault $13.00; Hank J. Arsenault $55.25; Theodore O. Arsenault $14.00; Sylvsre J. Arsenault $102.50, Alphy L. Arsena t, $79.50; Joseph P- Arsenault $ - Mme Amen. auit $44.00; Arsenault 8e Gaudet Limited $42.01; ault $85.50; Elie . $21.75; Dona Arsenault $17.50; Til- ml-n P. Arsenault $19.50; Gus J- Arsenault $50.00; Stephen R. Arsena-ult $44 50; Agap Arsenault 7.97; Dons H. Arsenault $30.00; p? A. Arsenauli; $28 00; Ernest scnault $20.00; John Peter Arsenault $72.00; Philibert Arsen- ault $98.25' Martin A Arsenault $0.75; Ernie G. Arsenault $16.00; Frank Arsenault $12.00; Emile G. Arsenault m 00- Frank T. Arsen- ault $33-00: Elie o. Arsenault $40.00; Sylvare A. Arsenault $24.00, Ronny A. Arsenault $24 00; Frank J. Arsenault $8.00; Phiimon A. Arsenault $15.00; Archibald Arson. ault $36.00; Fidele J. Arsenault $44.00; David Arsenault $37.00; Gilber Arsenault $40 00; Joseph A. P- Arsenault $20.00; Ernest C. Arsenault $39.75; Frank R. Arsen- ault $26.00 Alyre A. Arsenault $22.00; Emile C. Arsenault $59 75; Camille J. Arsenault $10.75: sylvan J- P. Arsenault $10.00; Harry Arsenault $15.00; John P. Arsenault $32 00; Arsene M. Arsen- flult $20-00: Theodore L. Arsen- ault $6.00; Camille D. Arsenault $15-00; Gus C- nsult $9.00; Fidele A, Arsenault $23.00; Al- phonce L. Arsenault $14.00; Joseph Allain $11.75; Arthur Allen $14.00; Bert Ayers $31.50; Charles Ayers $45.00; Hubert Ayers $52.25; John A. Ayers $38.00; Raymond And- rew $154.60; Arthur Andrew $96.00. Benjamin Andrew $22 50: Ioman Adams $49 20; Andrew Aucoin k8 00: Ray

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22.50; Wylie $35.00; aude Barrett $12.00 Cecil Bcll $55-00; Lorne Bell $28.50; Brace. MacKay d: Co. Ltd. Blaqulre $287.50; Ralp sq $2.75; Eldon Birch $38.50; Leslie Birch $12 00; Harold Birch $11.13; Vernon Birch $121.50; James . Birch $90.75; Leo John Bishop Bishop $42 25; $92.00; Ira Barlow $124.25; Preston Barlow $199.00; William Barlow $8.00; John A Barlow $41.50; J B. Bernard $91.50; Sylvare Bern- ard $24 00; Leo Bernard $31.00; Edmund Bernard $18.75; Joseph Bernard $21.75; John Bernard $2.00; Toussalnt Bernard $51.25; arceliin Bernard $18 25; Arthur S. Bemsrd $39.00; Keith Bernard $7.00: Cyrus Bernard $20.00; Gor- don Bennett $13 50: W. K. Cham- ion $178.25; Austin Cam bell 75.90; Charles Campbell $ .75; Ralph Campbell $17 75; Earl Can- $56.90; '1‘. W. Cannon $13.50; I". W Cannon $15.00; William Cuthbert $74 50; William Colwell 24.00 A. B. Clark $3.65; Char- les Clarke $90.00; Brewer Clarke $24.10; Earl Chappelle $14.00; Aloy- slus Cos roye $15.50; James Con- ; William Cormier $11.00; Antoine Cormier $31.75; Jose h S. Cormier $49.00; Fred Cormier 7.00, Emanuel Cormier $48 75- Antoine Cormier $11.00; Joseph $21.25; Joseph '1‘, $2.00; Benlsmin Cormier 090.50: ' J- Cormlerlgoo; Gloria Cor-

Raiph n $11.00; Leo Comp- ton flttéio; Creel (‘Spam sunbeam; George 1n n . ; wrence Com $41,150; Cilia: Loepol Com n . ; 24.90‘ Collins

ti Qurler #4550- . W. Cummings Manu- acturing 0o. $1,121.00; n Caissie $38.00; Joseph O. $74.25; Joseph Oaisle $15.75; Dolor Cassie $80 Felix Cameron $9.75; Albert Cameron ; Ssbias Cameron $29.00; Roland Cameron $5100- Philip Oamenm $99 "

l Roland Sanderson $8.02;

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.1: John E Cameron £183.00; George cameras “M: 4- 91mm“

son $8.00; f-iomer Sanderson $4.00 Tanron William Whalen $7.59; George A, Wood $9.07; John

$12.00; Bank 1n-

‘rotal — —- - - - 45.20am rue UNEMPLOYMENT AND "sor-

$135.25; John L. Arsenault $30.75; ‘ Leo

Arsenault $45.00; Walter Arsenanl-t.

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HIGHLANDS romorrr. n-lnl-a-aa-wee-u.

P1005‘. A. B. MscDONALD Speak on The Co-operative M0333 ment at St. Andrew's Hail Sunday Jul-l! 3. 9.00 p.m. Everyone invited to attend. 152085-6-8-31

THE ANNUAL MEET

Prince Edward Island Sllifgt 01-10121? Breeders will be held in the Agricul. tural Hall. Charlottetown, Tuesday, July 5th at 2 o'clock. s, c. wrl m,

L-2049-6- -2i.

CREDIT UNION--Hgg; prop A B- Mwmnflld speak on credit unions a-t Prince of Wales College Hall- Baturday. July 2nd, e00 pm,

L-2083-6-29-30 REV. EDWIN WHITE will con- duct Divne Service in North Tlyon _Presbyterlan Church on Wednesday - evening. June 29th at 7.30 P. M. The

Mstboned Ann 1 M ti held at close ofugervlgg. m; Wm be L-2048-6-29-ll.

TWO SHIPS COMING-His Wor- ship Mayor Foster reecived word yesterday that H. M, nay and H. M. . _ arrive in this port on July 21st, remaining until July 27m,

any. AND MRS. .1. w. nsvran, Hagelbrook, P .E. 1.. announce the engagement. of their eldest daugh- ter. Ruth Evangeline to John Herb- ert G E1‘. son of the late Mr. and Mrs. J. Davidson Grimmer of Chamcook. N. B. Marrla e to take place in near future. L-20 0-6-29-11.

PARENTS AND FRIENDS of Boy scouts will be welcomed at the Scout Jamboree and Rover Moot, which will be formally open- ed by His Honour Lieutenant Gov. ernor DeBlois on Friday. July 1 at 2.30 ‘prompt. No charge m; ad- mission. L-2032-8-28-3i.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1N CANADA-Brooktield (Jharge. Ser- vices next Lord's Day. Brookfield 11 A- M- Sundflll School 10 A. M. Glas- gow Road 3 P. M. Hartsvllle special ordination service at 7.30 P. M. Sun- day School 11 A.M. lantern Lecture at Bzookfield Orange Hall Thurs- day. June 30th. 8 P .1v1, Slides and lecture by Dr. Thomson on British Columbia. Public invited. No charge.

L-2059-6-29-1i.

HERE FOR. THE JAMBOREE AND MOOT-Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Parent. Ilreedericton, N. B., arriv- ed on a. short vacation yesterday. and will take in the Boy Scouts Jamboree and Rover Moot. Mrs. Parent was previously of Zion Pack. while was lone Executive secretary the Provincial Boy scouts Associa- tion. and leader of the 1st Char- lottetown Rover Crew,

ISLAND EDUCATIONIST HON- 01tED--H0rl_. Dr. Cyrus Macmillan left yesterday afternoon for Que- .bec City where he will be the guest speaker tonight at the ban-

uet to be held in the Chateau

rontenac in connection with the convention of the American Can- adian Urological Surgical Associa- tion, which is this year holding its meeting in Canada. Over eight hundred distinguished American and Canadian surgeons are in at- tendance. At the regular banquet the two guest speakers are always laymen. Lieutenant Governor Pa- tenaude of Quebec will also be a speaker. Dr. Macmillan will re- turn to the Island Thursday night.

L. 0. B. A. SESSION CONCLUD- EDr-Mrs. Alfred Affleuk, ht Worshipful Grand Mistress of he Ladies Orange Benevolent - tion of Prince Edward Island, arriv- ed home yesterday from Ft. William where she attended the iourty-fifth annual session of the Most Worship- ful Grand Lodge of the ladies Orange Benevolent Association of British America. ‘Iihe meeting was presided over by the Nmet Worship- ful Grand Mistress. M11. N. R. Adams of Regina. The followlnl Officers were elected for the year: M. W. Grand Mistress. Mrs. N. R. Adams. Begins. SaslnM. W. Grand Deputy Mistress, Mrs. Weatherby, Monoton. NB. M. W. Grand Jr. Deputy Mistress, Mrs. H. Edgar Calgary. Alberta. M. w. Grand Chaplain. Mrs. L. Molt-ran. Toronto. Ont. M. W. Grand Secretary, Mrs. A. Maclntyre- Ridgedale. Sesk. M. W. Grand Treasurer. Mrs. Mary Stewart. HamiltonDnt. M.W. Grand Director o! Ceremonies. Mrs. M. Sutherland. Halifax. N. S. M. W. Grand Lecturer. Mrs. A. Affleck. Charlottetown. P. E. I, M. W. Grand Mrs. R. Barkshire.

Secv Miss Anna. Grier, ‘Burlitts Ran‘ds. Ont. M. W. Grand Dep Treasurer. Mrs. E. Lindsay. Ottawa, Ont.

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$29 00; Joseph S. Cameron $34.81; Clifford Cameron $34.50; Joseph Cameron $23 00; Benny Cameron $21.00; John S. Cameron $52-94; Elmer Cotton $36 o0; Harvy 00i- ton $30.00; Gordon Cotton $58.75; Archibald COtLOn $42.75: Al -

_ _ Slag- ton Day $82 75. R8190 l" l’ $78.00" Chas. eCoste $49-50;

Denziel Delaney $10.00: Cecil De" laney $30.00; Austin Delaney $33-00- Denziei Delany $14.00; Gilbert Des- Roches $103.50; John S. D65- Roches $57 50: Thomas DesRochas g3: 0o; Augustine J. DesRoches $08.00; Jerome S. DesRoches $43.50.

DesRoches $129.50; John Des- Roches $68.00; L. W. DQSROChQB

.12; J B. DesRoches $24 00: Adrian DesRoohes $21.00: Hilary DesRoches $39.00; Orllle DesRoches

m 00; Edmond s. DesRoches $24 00; Edward G DesRochel $46 00 Jochiam G DesRoches

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DELEGATE RETURNBS-Mr. E. C. Holm. Right Worshipful Grand Master of the L. O. A. of Prince Ed- ward Island. returned home ‘yester- day after attending the 108 Ses- slon of the Most Worshipful Grand Orange Lodge of British America which convened at Ft. William on June 22-25. Mr. Holm reports a. large delegation in attendance with the Mcxst Worshlplul Grand Master and Sovereign of British America. Sir Richard Squires presiding. The various reports submitted showed the general work of the Order to be in high standing.

MASONIC SERVICE AT BEL- FAST-The members of Mlzpah Masonic. Eldon, held their annual Masonic service at St. John's Pres- byterian Church. Belfast. on Sun- day afternoon. June 25th at 3 0'- clock. Owing to the heavy rain that proved a great blessing in other Ways t-he parade was not as large 8s in other years but the members presented a fine appearance as they marched mom the grove to the

church where they occupied the centre pews during the service of the astor

which was in oharrée Rev. W. S. Wadlan . The pro usion of beautiful flowers both tame and wild added greatly to the service. Miss MacRae was organist. the of- fertory number being "Rejoice the Lord is King." The pastor took as his subject "The Contract." explain- ing the meaning of such both writ- ten and by word and between fel- lowmen and in business sense and finally the great contract with God. After the benediction the congre a- tion dispersed first. followed by e choir. and lastly the Masons who were greeted by the pastor atBthe

Miss Edith Hill. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hill, 164 Weymoulh Street, Charlottetnwn graduated from Emerson College. Boston. Mass. June 9th. She received the hohelor of Literary Interpreta- .tlon Degree, having majored ln English and minored in Speech. Miss Hill was corresponding lec- retary of Zeta Ph. Eta. the nat- ional Speech sorority. appearing annual Zeta Toy Theatre. During her col- lege years, Miss Hill was Preli- dent of the Canadian Club. and ad a position on the staff of the

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The following is from the Hans- arci report of the debates in the Senate, June 24

Farmers’ Creditolrs Arrangement Bl]

Proposed Conference With House Of Commons

The Hon. the Speaker: Honour- able senators, a message has been received from the House of Com- mons reading as follows:

Resolved that a message be sent in the Senate requesting a Free Itonference with Their Honours to consider certain amendments made by the Senate to Bill No. 25, lntituled, An Act to amend The Farmers‘ Creditors Arrangement Act. 1934, tn yyhich this House disagrees and upon which the Senate insists and any amend- ment which at such Conference it may be considered desirable to make to the said Bill or amend-

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE Z9

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Hon. Mr. Dandurand moved: ments thereto."

“Resolved that a message be sent to the House of Commons to acquaint that House that the Senate do accede to their request for a Free Conference with the Senate. for the purpose of con- slderlng certain amendments made by the Senate to Bill 25, intituied: "An Act to amend the Farmers’ Creditors Arrangement Act, 1934," to which the House of Commons have disagreed, and upon which the Senate insists; that the Sen- ate have named the Honourable Senators Beaublen, Dandurand. Haig and Melghen as managers on their part at the Free Confer- ence. and

"Also that. the Managers of the Free Conference on the part of the Senate will meet in Senate Committee Room 258, at 2.30 o'clock p.m. on Wednesday, June

Right Hon. lVIZr. Meighen: Hon- ourable senators. I am of course quite agreeable to the conference. But I must express disappoint- ment that the honourable gentle-

man from King's (Hon. Mr. Hughes) is not one of the Man- agers.

Hon. Mr. Dandurand: The House of Commons had suggested three ' s and we have named four. I thought we should stop there. The motion was agreed to.

Control Destructive Cabbage Insects

Vclvety green caterpillars. lcrlown as imported cabbage worms. are commonly found feeding on cab- bages and cauliflower-s. They eat large circular holes in the leaves and frequently bore into the cen- tre of the cabbage heads. Control measures should be applied as soon as injury to the plants be- comes evident.