26, 1932

1 3

T .

eitlrelif °‘ 1

Bradley. but had resided in

sm Mrs. Muttart was a

I C 5,9 known and her many

wlng. She was a mem-

all

Late MfSf»

Muttart

',S;llln'ierside WOYO

guy mornin! W *fn*

"ff.$,,,d rruttsrt had nw- ,¢ 10,30 a. ln., after only

“_ 1-he deceased was a. olrsrlottowwn. reins Miss

since her marrilll-

al the early age of 46

E my ilne character and

of heart won her a throughout the Pro-

harlottetown Dlfllifllllf'

will be grieved to hear

_ cavel Lodge, L. 0. B. the omce of Chaplain at of her death. She was

Mistress. She was

Deputy of the Ladies' Cralld Lodge. She was ardent worker in the look an active interest

and Missionary

her husband. three child- Glenda, Miss Wlunihod Read are left to mourn,

the sympathy of the

15 extended.

iunerol will me plooo on` nought the vessel at a united

sftemoon at 2.30. There

service at the home,

a service in the Ulllfnd

rinsed ladies W aimed British registry. It is expeoted R ~sses to the breeao,is |h,'1|1¢u-|-y,¢;»ew°f25

wlill C0mm°l'°° but She The Corlolanus (corrected) was onunder the banner of hung gn Dumb”-gan, 5¢¢,g,1md_ in C,

1070. In hcl' prima she knew the w

a packet in the 0890 Trade. she loft tl'ie_

Consideration

orrlxiwa. ont., nl.. as. my the

Canadian 'Pram-No permanent employees of the Department of Agriculture are to be lat out it was stated at the Department today. Consideration is being given to a

vices ofaomeofthcfsmporaryem- ployees in keeping with the econ- only plans of the Dominion Gov- ernment. but mal decision has not yet been reached in the matter. Thfs information was P./en out when the speech of Senator Cair- ine Wilson in Toronto yesterday was called in the attention of the de- partmental omclals.

Senator Wilson had declared that

forty nine trained specialists of the Department were to be discharged. Tlie estimates provide for reduct- ions in the staffs of temporary em- ployees, oilicials explained and no doubt some of the technical men who are not permanent will be af fec!sd.- This, however, is still under consideration and no one is in a position to say who or how many- will be let out.

represents a syndicate which

Btatu Marshal sale for tooo, said the craft would be xefitted and used on a. combination pleasure and acientiflc cruise to the West Indies. He said aooommodations for at

Ri er Joins least bo persons would be built in Cm” Roads at 7 ___ _ Re _ E_ J.

Pleasglllge Crafts b°"°m ‘Wu “nd "°m3°"‘°m3 Chisholm. Minister. m V

~ and lighdng plants installed.

Appropriatew, the vessel will be

my Canndiuu Pfam renamed Hispsniols, and though st C

lil-4”- Fell- 5-The present she is under the Portuguese d F

°u° of f-he wt of slag. sue wiu be enrolled under By' eb' wh “re H“'“°t°“ at 11'

' i

lor isnuminloully was rin-y or cope swf. ehnrged across p iuoihfs port during th' the ron-ing fortzeo one the chin.

uid tied up at- Battery gong,

late

Husband--No I oan’t lat you have l

i-togers, of Boston, who*

ITC IIVABKIXD 102' I flO0d.

f C°'“\'a<l°‘Pf¢sidsul 1- W- Lowther tifuuy appointed table. The colors N.D.1vioiesu izz

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Classified Advertisements

onslnsertion ......... .. ......... yogi. .nm ,mmm ______:___'_________ 1°' NUM W 5 on motion adopted. Ariel- some

Mr insertions .......-o.......oo`»o ligbtlnscriloas ....................

:I2 .lil FFF 252 ill

Salesman Wanted

Miscellaneous

PBO_

month.

OF THE I.EG1SI.A

be accommod ted with ' ii powuol streEI»t.Pliono Fm- Sale. “

'_' II1

1110 2-24-3|.

____,.._.

FOR. SPRING fruit, shrubbery.

1085-2-38-ll. ‘

Lost

for Abbyu Teas and Coffees Com e

mission basis Bluebird Novelty H

Company, Amherst N S

_ _ sw22oti"“

Sunday. 1" ir. ns, wiu _

-»»--- o --M or o- -~ ......... . ._ .';°..::.f.z””:;u

SERIOUSLY ILL _ The ,muy

friends _ef Mrs. John Www” P11300 Shoot, will mg;-et to ham of her serious illness.

NEW LUNDUN - Presbyterian

Church in Canada ser-vim; 1°,-

CLYDE BIVERP-On Sunday’ Fen

sr. .lomrs rlesisnyrnlelaiy

ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTT

S Service. ll o'clock. Evening ser.

ANGLICAN SERVICES, Crepaud

_ .bruary 8,

Evensong, 7. Service every Wednog- day evening during Lent; spring. field. Saint Elizsbetlfs Church, Feb- ruary 28, Morning Prayer, 11,

CHURCH SERVICES on Feb. 28

will be conducted at Alexandra at

~B- m.. Hazelbrook at 3 p. m.,

nAlvir'roN rasronsn

Still Under GEIITIIAI. GUARDIAN '““’°"'“”“’"“° ‘°"‘°” ’”

the Brookfield Congregation on Sunday, Feb. 28th will be as fol- lows: Hartsville, 11 s. ln. and Brook- field at 7 p. m. _

BAPIIBT CHURCH-A very large

Congregation listened with deep in- terest to an' impremivc address by Rev. A. C. Vincent last evening. The Wblect was “Fools make a mods of , sin." There will be a service again ithis evening at 730 and a. warm

p. m. Caddie Memorial, Tp, m_ 7 "°l°°m° I3 exlelliied ID Bli-

POLICE COURT - Yesterday

zach, the service 1,, the Presbyterian ;l10;ning at the Police Court the of- Qhm~¢h_ cud, River' ww be at 3 en erina. case of unlawful posses- p_ m__ 5_ school at 3 p_ m_ sion of liquor was sentenced to six

mo '

- Hill! in Jail. 'I'he case of anoth- er man, charged with unlawful sale

ggvltcm Belfast. sunday’ Febm_ of liquor. was adjourned until Tues- B-fy 38th. Morning service, 11 °'. day Nxt'

CIOGK. Evening service, 7 o'elo¢l¢ aev. D. 1.. cirlmths will preooh at CHRIST CHUM" _ “‘°“““‘

both semces_ canl- Cherry Valley evensong on

Sunday. seth. ren.: at 2.30 p. sr. Cantin. albert witiig, c. A. in

IAN Cuvlwnl _m__mwe' Feb 28 charge. Service also on Thursday

glmdgy school at 10 .I k_ ' ¢l’¢l1lH8. 3rd. March, at 7 p. m.

_ in °°°° M°m with short instructional address

by Ca t. A Witt

vice, 7 o' 1 k_ Re _ _ _ P - lg. Subject - “I mnmen cw V A R Gibsm’ Believe in God."

REARRESTED - E. Swallow, a

Saint _mms church' Fe 2 Prisoner in Queen's County Juli

“Willing trial Willy on a theft °hil'8e, made a dash through the kitchen door of the jail through which the prisoners were being ad- mitted to their dinner _yesterday and succeeded in escaping tempo,-_ arlly from the premises. The jail- or, unable to leave his other char- ges. immediately notified the police and a thorough search was lnstitu. ted. Swallow was picked up neg: thc Hillsboro Bridge about 6 o‘ol0¢k last evening by Police Office B

HARGE _ The services for Sun-' r ig`

- Ear. He spent the night in the Po- lice Station and will appear before

ou B lc s z..was held inthe’ gion Home last evening, with

ructed to interview the Trustees f the Canteen Fund regarding

_ unds for relief work. The Pres- Charlottetown, is a very charming

warrran ssLr:sMaN ron r ii 1. id

lasgow Church or christ Mommg sue t* tertal E Y. 15011' Hawks _ mhm um ___ m_ Evehm. ,mo hmc:_e»°:11_n hog: o1:l°11`1ao:yHtoms' c. McLean 199 m_~sex-"ce in the Fredzricton 'Colm of Dartmouth Grana Cahi; A. B\lTke ................. 175 “full 3-0° P- m- Wm- G. Quisiey Io: the Msritirue Pythian sister; 3' -1-Jeplage mm _ - I . ayor

er "h° W" I” “W” °’l “ll °fflClul. w. Livingston iso

visit to Jubilee Temple. The other

LEGION MEETING __ The reg_ I ts I K. MUYTEY ............ 128

Puri Of NW 5°¢f°N more money this weak: Pm saviri! Iular monthly meeting of the Char- .sues were Mrs* Dunbnwk' of A' Roper 202

in tow of a tug but bad gomsehlr-rg god- ., rainy dey, lo

dl_dhl.\'|’ll. L i,,.. rave er va Wfe-Km, it seems fo me you Le _ _ 'Chiefs of Jubilee Temple. Covers T°¢a1__.g742_

I-lalifax. who accompanied Mrs.

were laid for twelve at the beau-

iodm; Zim" Mt" th’ “'““' 9°" °f 01° Ufflsl'-White. red. ye1low,w.cempbell 151

° l¢l\C?_ Bild l-H0 60181118 0! and blue-were effectively carried, 6_1-xutohonon 183

one verse of 0 Canada" the min- out in the beautiful satin dam-, w. Bruce 131 W’ °f 1”* meeting Wm feud Bud ask. the floral ndomment. and the c. smith 142

cocktails and ices. Lovely daffo-

f-ll5¢US‘ll°D Of Unemployment. on dlls in a handsome silver basket J uwiluu of Cumrads Hillion sec- centred the table and toll yellow- re, 0114911 by Uomfodo Clldvorlo. the tapers in low, silver holders lent R.

grace and charm to the setting for this very delightful function. Mrs. Gregory. who is well known in

PD 5' ~

am who ave B V inte t_ I HB., honoured by a vlst from His Ex-

B WY F08 of meetng several of the Sisters Sect on elle t 1 of B Shown h

s and instructive talk on the and having an intimate tulle about v _I° my’ he E” ° g ',“’“

@*€1izl

Dill! offering for Lent, lmfi-oxen*

2:: iiosexld Haddock. Fresh Smells. ' Salmon Dressed

.. _ ' _-"1 II E E ll S

$2.2 nu... New Brunswick Gov-

Smoked Flnnan meddle, Boneless and Dry (Jud, nshrsdor uerriug, eie. ‘

City Fish Store

Phone 1307 169 Grafton St

u Ilinnlg

Y s Men's League

Capitals

Aben McLean 158 R.. A. Pendleton .......... 223 E. Clawsoll 191 Dr. Archibald 118

FREDERICTON, N. B., Feb. 25.-

_(By the Canadian Press) - That the people of New Brunswick cur- tail, insofar as possible, demands

I..

pon the public treasury, was urg- hm _ . . _ . . . .

Y B 0 W L I N G ed today by the mover and sec- c0;unI;;:_?§:I§n;h;_hC::N reseligji

I onder of the address in reply to ti P

the Speech from the Throne at the

`”_"'°“ _opening of the Provincial Leglslat- Wards

_ , ure. The mover, George 1-1.- I. Cock- °

.!'.:l.'rl. mellihcr for Charlotte, and Wm”

Dr. W. 1-I. Coffyn, Representing V

Gloucester County, who seconded `mf°

21° the motion. was heard immedi- as

ernment Determin- ed To Keep Current* Expenditures With- in Revenue.

THIIIINE SPEEBH I Lu

FISH! __ liis illviisls uu

CARE

AND

Prescription Dispensing is qm- Svwlaiiy- Try as for up~to-suis S°"l°¢- Only Btsisiered nruggisls with years of experience do all dis- pensing which insures best results. Only Drugs obtained from ¢h¢ bqf, manufacturers are used. All night service at your disposal. Prompt Phone and Mail Delivery Service.

“WU Dldllenac Any Prescription.”

ATTEIITIUII l. ERNEST H. WURTH

142 Prince Street. Phone 82.

I |

145 litely after Chief Justice Sir J. I 149 Douglas Hazen. Administrator of 5

V65

alu

rm you that the effort has not, a_0c_Yo,mg People., society __

from Canada in an effort to- the removal of the embargo

FRIDAY

Canadian potatoes, a result 7.00-Choir Rehearsal _ Heart;

11 would have been of great e to mm Pm,,mce_ I regret w 7.00-Junior Tuxis Square. regular

yet, been successful.

Memorial Hall.

meeting - Social Hall.

_regular meeting -- Ladies'

uring the past year many of our

am pleased to inform you that

Parlor. 1157-2-28-ll.

J. Johnston .............. 103 Dr. Lawson ............... 119

Total-1921.

Abbles

Jack McNair 147 Fred Small .............. 188 H. Cudmore .............. 133 Geo. Craig ............... 88 A. M. Douglas ............ 128 W._Bentley . . . . . . . 145

Total-1551. Majority for Capitals 370 pins

200

125 136 182 50 116 147

Sable at 3. and Boushaw at 7. th ' ' tl Th “_ Gm Ayers’ M____m___ e Magistrate this morning. nigh single. R. Pendleton. zas ‘° '°“°

pins.

` GRAND cmgp |-:N1-ERTMNED ‘usunl colorful ceremony, including

SUNDAY slmvlcgg ._ New _Mm Chester Gm or Ne _ High three. A. McLean, 368 pins. a

190 199 177 128 184 214 154 128

...-............ 88

iwtilwn Branch. Canadian Les- cole on her visitation and the Past 122 »

Rangers

146 223 167 163 135

128 201 242

M. Irwin 88

McFadyerl ............. 166 Jenkins ............... 155 Cudmore .............. 166 Total-2715.

Majority for Hawks, 27 pins. Ichamed with a single desire to of

242 pins. .

High single, R.. Cudmore, High two, R. Cudmore, 408 pins. ;

Gut then called upon the speak- hostess and ir. this pleasant gath- T Of the 0119111118. MY- -l0h!\ ering Mrs. Cole had ano ortunit Church League Bowling Schedule,I During rece” the Province was e

CODIDOSII-i°l'\ BM f\l11°ll0I1S 0! B their common interests-New Gl~ Feb. 19th, 7 p. m. St. Peters vs.

1 a days life of a sailor. On

aval fleet. 1-Ie described in de- gow News. St. Paul's, Alleys 1 and 2.

Feb. 19th, 8.30 p. m., C. C. Church

otion a hearty vote of thanks pl-ms0\mLs vs..Baptist, Alleys 1 and.2.

°A"D'°°l‘D' 'UITABLB nm was tendered Mr. Heam for his Feb. 26th, 7 p. m., Baptist vs. St.

lining outhouses. etc.. 1c.- per sheet. Guardian otilce. ti ¢

' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ° ' '___' °°.°..°°°‘°*‘°'°'¢*°*'*'°1 Special Relief Committee was in- ` st

_ o

_ f

_ . . _

tai

F08 BALI - OLD PAPERS. I

cents bundle Guardian tt

CHAIN IN 'IBB leave at this olflioc.

1143-2-25-21

D AND uardian

Lf.

si ii E. li

W- Ross: 1.. csnern,

DW -

over nigh;

M.. enjoy a "SL in a steam With bath and' Belt gg

anfed

B. YBIT.

A I I DUAL

Teachers W lAl:l-TWO UHDIC , _

D 1,|0u_ Cm be examined and fur-

Hotel

Borden.

meals

Mllllsercas.

purpose Shorthom bull calves from imported R 0 P stock

Hector MacKay De Sable

1127-2 25 3i

__-1-1¢¢ IIAINISS AND SLIICH FOR

sale. Both in first class condi- -

ther particulars secured by ap- plying to Swift Canadian Co., ;M__ q|¢y_ _iioo-2-24-si.

- po; |513 ..._ POLYCAMOUS

males. Dua to having practically 90% mating: I can now offer for sale a few outstanding sires with 3 to 5 crosses of prize blood. Cut down expenses by keeping few" and better males. My ratio 5 to 1. Prices right. 12 months terms to responsible parties. D. stirring Maclean, 25 Kent St., Charlotte- e¢,m_ iris-2-as-:li

Miss Myrtle Carrick, of Char-

Wlellelll' °ddl'°55~ The meetlnl His Honor Lieutenant Governor P6i€l"S. Alleyli 3 and 4-

Reeves, South- closed by singing “God Save the Dum" leaves today for summer- Feb. 26th, 8.30 p. m., C. C. Church

s~" - side to attend the funeral or tho vs-Si=~Puu1'S.Allsys 3 and 4. .

~*-- late Hon. Leonard M. MacNeill. Milf- 401. 7 P- m-. St- Pele" Vl-

. _ BIRTHS -__-_. C. U. Church, Alleys 1 and 2. _

Mar. 4th, 8.30 p. m., Baptist vs. St.

'rnowsnahu-on February 20. lottotown, who hud been spendluo P8“l'S-Alleys 1°“d2- liveoole of this D°mlul°u- His EX- l932, to Mr. and Mrs. John Trows- two weeks in New Glasgow, N. s., Mar- nth' 7 P- mo C- U- Cl“”'°l‘ oellency received a very cordial wel-

'- ' dale. Rose Valley. a. son. Samuel Buest of her sister, Mrs. Clifford IV5' Bwtlst' Alley’ 3 “nd 4* 'wma from the Pooult Of the PFW'

Melbourne--(Patriot Please cowl- nose. Almont avenue, hs.-r return- M” Wh- 83° P- ’“-- 5*- Pele" inoe.

ed h0me_ vs. St. Paul‘s, Alleys 3 and 4.

ANDEllS0N - Tu Cl1°~\‘l°l¢s'°W“- -- M” lm' 7 P' ’“" C' °‘ °‘“"°h Confident of Future involved large expenditures of pun- Feb. 25. 1932, to Mr. and Mrs- E. Mr. s. e. 1-1ossisn,i<. c.. oi Mon- "S-5°-P““1"»‘*““”' 1 “ld 2° 1 ` H. Anderson. a daughter. tsgue, arrived in the eiiy yesier- M” lm' “'30 P' ‘“" B“°“" V" in ooruurou with the other Prov- 5

Iwick this afternoon was as follows:

'administrator of ine Goverrirnent oi

Lieutenant Govemor H. H. Mc- Lean. had delivered the speech from the throne.

Stringent economies were fore-

cast in the speech and both Mr. Cockburn and Dr. Coifyn urged t at every effort be extended to cut down expenditures.

Tile House was adjourned until

Tuesday, when further considera- tion will be given the Speech from

| The opening was attended by the

_ 15-gun salute.

TEXT OF THRONE SPEECH r

r'i=l.nUi-:iz.rc.'1'oN, N, B., Feb. 25-

The speech from the throne read by Sir J. Douglas Hazen, P.C., B.A-. LL.D.. K.C., K.C.M.G., Administra- tor of the Government of‘ New Brunswick, at the opening of the Legslative Assembly of New Bruns-

Mr. Speaker and Gentlemen of

the Legislative Assembly:-

It affords me ‘much pleasure as

the Province of New Brunswick to welcome you on assembling :for the discharge of your legislative duties. Those duties, particularly at this period, are important, but I have confidence that they will be dis-

promote the best interests of the Province.

who, in April of last year succeeded Lord Willingdon as Governor Gen- eral of Canada. The Earl of Bes- borough had a distinguished record of business and Publlo S¢l”Vl°° be' fore coming to this country and both he, and Her Excellency, the Countes of Besborough, have al- ready manifested a. keen interest in our Canadian elffalrs and have greatly endeared themselves to the

bonus provided for the clearing and ‘improving of land. This system will, it is hoped, tend to stimulate the basic lndustry of agriculture.

Lumber Industry Hit

'I‘he lumber industry, again as a

result of general world-wide con- ditions, continucs in an uriccrtaiii and unsatisfactory position. The cut of timber from the crown lands last year was scarcely i`|v per cent of the average, with much re- sulting unemp‘oymcnt and greatly reduced revenues. Despite th’s com- ditlon, however, it ls pleasing to note that the pulp and paper mills of this Province have been oper- ated to a. fairly large percentage of their capacity. It is also encourag- ing to note the/t there is today an indication of improvement in the long lumrber industry. The forest protection ser-vim has been well

sin

owes

In tained and I am glad to inform

that the forest fire loss is the t for any years since the es-

Y0ll

tablislimenl, as the forest service.

:As a. result of the reduced reven-

ues the level of preceding .yea-is in hlgh'lay and bridge construction. However, a substantial amount of highway was reconstructed, many improvements made and a number

permanent -bridges built during

the year, and the condition of the roads wa; maintained to a high standard by patrol and ordinary w 'k. The patrol system was ex-

ded so that af, the present time

it of

coverslover three thousand miles h‘gl'iway.

Unemployment Relief

ally and energetically with the

pro lem df unemployment. In oo- operaltion with the Federal Gov- ernment and thg Municipalities, an extensive and Province-wide pro- g'ramme'of construction work was carried out. A registration system was introduced in order to provide. so far as posible, for the proper disllrlbution of relief work. This has

My Govemn-lent has dealt system-

atic _

encd the amounts ava.’lsib_le foci

day morning en route to Summer- St' Peters’ Alley' 1 and 2' , lnoes of thg Dominion, this Provn- other pm-p¢,ges_ In mdmon to me

Mar 21st 830 p m St Peters

st Pours Alleys 1 and 2. I

on February 16th, Daniel A. 1'lord.'Jiimes Hessian. killed in Sundays ` ' dltion has necessarily affected all

used 88 years. formerly of Kings- jrailway seeident. B ‘°";f:;1_iI;’,_;7 p`3m;n§'4c' church "` lou.: business and commercial souv-

ap . Y5 »

hom’ P' E' I' __ April lst, 8.30 p. m., st. Peter-'s vs. mes' Relatively' h°W°"’"' °“l' mm'

_ DEATHS aide to attend the inquest to be ' ' ' ' " ` ce has experienced the effects of 1-elle( wo,-K referred w_ arrange.

held there today in connection "siw°'°§f”t‘“§°;; Alle” 3B‘;“‘:1:£ vs 'lhe general world-wide business

FORD-AI? Hill Clll' Sollth Dlllotl. 'with the death of his brother an S ’ ' p' m" p ' and economic depression. This con-

ments have been made with the various Municipalities for assLstance by direct relief. so far as this may be necemary.

The tourist and recreational fa.-

st Paws Ano 3 and 4 ion has been good. and while there cumes of me pmvmoe wmpflse nn

noucerrn-Ai nustiooville. Feb. i A ru at-h 7 YS B __ st |___ __ present need of cm and pm mr moms” mm of revenue

. . d- ° p ,p.m., apstvr. ._ _ '

3' 1?;'1;vaIllu;Td:y ‘$33322 fag); Statloll Master W110 Peter-sl Alleys 1 and 2_ B [dence in public, as well as in pr vate for our people. It is pleasing to his reoldorroe nustiooville. Attéllded Royalty april sth.a.ao p. m..c. c. chu.-oh undertakings. we can look forward

' Retires vs. st. l=aul's, alloys 1 and 2. ' with a full measure of Cuufideuw

rrolen-sl seattle, wsshingtoh, on april isih, '1 p. rn., suprise vs. st. io s further ere of mozress sud sd- entering the Province was greater

February 17th, Rev. John Alexander ,mmowm out Feb 2,. _By Pauls. Alleys 3 and 4. vimfvment.

pm-¢_ MA" B brother of Daniel A, The Gmane; P__e”;_ c_'_m_i;r_and| April l5th, 8.30 p. m.. St. Peters I am sure the people of $11- 5,35-

note that, despite the economic conditions, the number of toursts

during the past year than for the previous year. The various fishing

lg; ra liners user now-eaoalog. pm-4, ,150 formerly of K|ngsb0,.o_ gms to v_ _ro an md _mm a _ vs. C. C. Church, alleys 3 and 4. ince contemplate with ri res o leases expire this year and plans

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N D M L n been recommended to me since I this suggestion British. United My Government authorized the

° ~ ac ea , arrived H lsw days asc. said Lord status and rrenoh mval‘oiiioers»iioriou:uhle Lewis smith. liliniufer

Wlm°¢4°°~" , llilvsd. _ _ Inf Agriculture, to proceed to mg-I

P. E. I. oe y y gr n S 5¢Cf»l°l`lll Pill’-OU 2 and 3 VI- 1 approaching I-mperlal Economic

. D808 hi

_ iewirlis Ed ‘éulsdrenbingls 1°? Final play-off by winners of each conference at Ottawa and climestly th

*_ MUTTART-At Summerslde. Feb. _ 5' ' n 8 ' $600011- hope that this important gatherng

l _

25. 1932. Jenny Mulim- b°l°V°d f;’f£:;;’;';°:_mlfx;e;"i;°1f_t:r2f)i';f‘;y,F';_ -~i-- will result in lm/proved tra/de rela- wife of W W Muttart aged 48 ' “om ww hom the Emplm My

WEEK EIID SPECIALS ' ' '. ... ... .»--»-»---- o ------`---. 1---o - is

' l 1 1

years Funeral Saturday ro ,.1 5 hom to the Um,” church M no the old union station as oiilee UIBSB MUSE °°"°"°“”‘""‘ I’ *mls ‘ggi Ja;

m_ boy at the age of 15 soon after his m°°"“”5 V’ have Plwed

and . lv. emlmmm mm Irelmi Be Careful conference definite irriorrhnifon re-

25 H, nmembu-3 when th Mu. UL; lative to ourbasic industries of A8-

_ . hsnaanes - at Eldon, rel.. , e o

R _ ' lass. Katie lion, widow oi the into or Lorne and Princess Louise visit- . _ _ _8fl°“l*»“1'°» U“”lb°fi;f;___*:“d__f;5”‘“¢_-

. . per lb. Nathaniel Larrabee. Funeral on cd 'Doronto in 1883. The school lgmcm To Th, qu,-,||“,) Fam P'°d“°l9 3 P”

m from giddy-gn gr-eos,” th, vga, regal pm, WASHI-N D C nb 24 _ year were exceedingly plentiful in

grench ° ' ' ‘ ' ' per tin uridxuilzlzeagihheitdiuzhki, Mrs. by Binlllig “The Campbells Arc A report to thsN,Navy °’e“°~" “IW “hw” In "“‘“y Ames ORNED BEEF . . . . 9 &10c' ` 1° lb. willionu oiuis, indou, io the sei- comirur"-rorrliiy some of the ior- -oooliug with so iooideut report- vi vfuduction. hut, owing to the

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f tm ge _ mer governor gene;-gl_ d Tu sd h cm ‘hen general disturbed odfldltions few

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_ ‘ . per lb. _-_ia-xr--I stsppeddout lot his car at the sta- Ipiercing her aide said the Italian and pric; wer;kl;>_vv. Is;

tion an wa ked aio bogld th d th". order assist in e in e .ng o

Solldod in Vi1\¢8`8l'» G" nm T'°m’ '°' "'° train with mo. I sox- ruoweihur; left it ooosihfi aifiniewm lootawes my Government save Sub-

Yl M 'Vs 'WGN I0 mm! People in 'rorontol It has been suggested eo the stantial assistance to a. potato flour

R 0 P L m _ 3 an who suffered from lumbugo, his Italian commander that he is not and mich factory in the County

g _ baton Saturday evening. Excellency said. I-low'| that, I said. to take retaliatory action unless ,of Carleton. This has been of great

rg “EN Wall. Iwullilt goingbythe num- there was evidence of intentional value to many of the farmers ill

_‘_‘_i"1‘ ber of separate cures that have and sustained firing on his ship. In that section of the Province.

have been made for the sale of

ese leases in the month of April

next for a. further period of ten ‘ years.

During f,he summer the new coal-

bumihg plan/t of the New Bruns- wick Electric Power Commission, erected at Grand Lake, adpoining the Minto coal fields was oomlplet- ed. Transmission lines have been' completed to Fredericton and Mbnc- I ton. Power from that plant is now

being used at Fredericton and lnl the adjoining towns of Marysville and Devon. as well as at Mink: and Chipman. At Moncton it is also used to supplement the power from the Musquash system. It is the pur- pose of the Commission to proceed with extensions in the central port- im of the Province as expeditious- ly as may he, having regard to the eeonomio conditions sud the ohor-I deter of the localities to be served.|

1|; is gratifying to note that the_ Communion has made a contract' with the coal opuetoirs It Minis)

it was not possible to maintain

the Province in the absence of farmers “Val-led tl‘°"“5e1"e5~‘~"f the for la. quantity of approximately 20,-

000 tons of coal per year for use at their plant, thus materially in- creasing thc output of the mines at Mlnto and providing employment for 5 large number of our owl people. I am glad to inioirn you that the Comm ssion have been abil this year to show a surplus in the operation of their Southern System l During the year the new Normal School, replacing that destroyed by fire in the year 1929, was complet- ed, and was formally opened with

|appropriate ceremonies. This build- ing is -boih pleasing i.n its archi- tectural features and is excellently Idesglied and equllpped to Curry dll one of the most iniportarit aervicm of thc Province.

Commission Reports .

The Con-imission appointed to in-

vestigate and report upon the sub- ject of Workmcn's Compensation has completed its work and the re- port will 'he presented at an early date. A measure will be presented for your consideration, embodying recommendations which require leg islative sanction.

It is expected that the Educa-

tional Commixion will have com- pleted the duty assigned to it, and that lt report will be available be- fore thc close of the session.

The report of the Commissioner

appointed to investigate the ao- counts of certain highway super- visors will be laid on the table dur- ing the session.

On account of the abnormal econ-

omic oonditfons the revenue from scveml sources was substantially less than had been anticipated, while on the other hand, and for the same reason, it was deemed necessary and advisable to continue public services' and undertakings in order to amelorate the unemploy- mint situation. As a. result the deficit on current account is con- siderably larger than was atimaiw ed. Despite thls result, due to extra- ordinary oonditions, the financial condition of the Province is sound and its credit stands high in rela- tion to the various Provinces of the Dominion. A striking evidence of

in monies and has umssufily les-'ihle root is lo he seen in tl., sue-

cess of the recent Provincial loan.

Bills in amendment of Tho Com-

'pancs' Act, The Summary Convic- tions Act, The Coroilelis Act add" other measures will bc presented for your consideration.

Will Economise

Having regard lo thc uncertain

co'ndi"1oli.<. al. present obtaining in the w:~rl<l of finance, affecting aa it docs all govcc-rlmrntal organim- tions, it is obvious that the great- est care and prudence muse, be ex- ercised by all public administrations My Govcrnmclih has given serious cons’deriltion to this problem and is resolved that such measures must be adopted as may be necessary and adequate tn assure that the current expenditures shall bo maintained within the rcvcriuc.

I have directed the accounts for

thc past fiscal year in be laid be- fore you. Ehtimatcs of the income and expenditure for the current year will be subm’tted for your con- sideration, and I trust you will find that they have been prepared with a due regard for economy and the requirements of the public service.

I tnlst that your deliberations,

under the direction of Divine guid- ance, will result in lasting benefit to the people of our Province.

LOVE

He will you love me for ever? she--I can‘t tell you that, but I

love you for the present.

And she toyed with the brloclct

he had just given her.

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