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1. JOHN Ellllfl LAIKIN
-me amn or in-. .mlm nnmect
lnrkln occurred st. his old home
at Richmond onThuxsdsy February
a,1934.Bewasl-hesnnofthslste
mlm R. uiriun ma muy nexiu-
nm 1A.rkin, both oi’ whom pm-
ageessed him several YN-\'l~
yellowing s libenl education
M, me publo school and Prince of
wales College, hs entered the
vmoesale mul retail :muff emb-
lishment which his father It that
time conducted sz BH. 0- B- In
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si-on, a former Charlottetown boy.
lie carried on sn extensive Jewel-
lery business, and ln Add-ltl0l. I
boot and shoe itons under his own
management.
In 1915, heeding the call to arms
which wasthenresounding through-
out Cnnsdt, he enliwsd ln the 9th
Canadian Mounted Rifles. After u
mort. period at training, he croueu
to England where he served with
distinction 101' two yesrs. He wss
invslided home ln 1917, and was in
Halifax st the time ot the explos-
ion which almost. wrecked that ciLy
but escaped without injury. l'ol~
lowing o period of treltment. in
Camp Hill I-Iospltnl. he was dis-
charged, his henlth partly restored.
but quite unfit to resume the
strenuous business life which had
been his furious to the war.
He returned to
Richmond, where
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d home.
y his
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in medi-
csl a de~
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dats hs
During wcs
visiied by
tered to him
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Lurkin had
making Irie
ei these from
ltsret to barn of
mmpamtively ear
Oi Ns immediate amily, there
ue left to mourn, one brother,
, the old homestead, and
Kan, Mrs. H. IB. Gillis.
, U. B. His funeral was
y, February 10,
Immaculate Conception
Church. Wellington. und was larg-
tly lttcndsd. Requiem High Hass
was sung by Bsverend Father Gil-
lil. who also performed the solemn
rites st the grave. The pall-bearers
were: Desmond Gaudet, Rupert
M¢1D0ugsll. Garlie Pendleton, Hel-
vln Baglole, Ray Gills and Basil
ucnaiigul
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V Progress
j naquaaiisuuvnsnua
‘lilo to rnaslen invsias
starvation. Wswhswort
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ll. F. Hutcheson
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Minister ofJustice\
Hllxh Guthrie Dis-’
cusses Caandianl
Penitentiaries
InHouse.
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(0.!~By'Gsar\l|as’a!pee|alWire)
0'I‘I‘AWA, !&. ll-Communist
agttnwn were at his bottom of
momtthres.tenedrwvoltssaKing~
stm\Peniientisry.MinkterdJus-
t-loeHughGuth.rie toldtbelouso
ol’0unmonstodsy.1thad become
difilculg to maintain order than
because the Cmadlsm Labor De--
feuoe League had attempted to,
create sympathy for the eight
'ihrunlo reds sentenced to pmiten-i
t.iary more than s yell' sm.
through different, publio channels. '
'Tirns after time we have had
threatened rcvolm there,” said thel
Jmtice Minister, referring to tho
None-wulled prison on Portsmouth
Boy, “Every prisoner from Toron-,
to has ooms them and said: 'BoYl.
the newspspezs are for you, the
churches are fm' e is
rm you we wiu
volution and we
very serious
Thousands o(_ Appesh I
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Tlzioussinds of appeals and de
rnands, referring to the Toronto
Uommunima, had been received by
him in recent months, lid Mr.
Guthrie, most of them suggested or
sponsored by the Canadian labor
Dsfeneo League snd the Workers'
Unity Lgegue. One propaganda,
agency had been distributing.
christmas .eau siiaenea on ex-|
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the reviolts in
tiary und the agi-
reform was in
Tonmto Commun-
ists, Mr. 0ut.hriessid.Atthesame
time ha announced s sohune ol
segregation would be instituted in'
Canadian penltentiaries bagel cm
the plan of D. M. ¢7¢l,l@~ Super-
intendent ot Penitentidrle, which
would include s board in each
prison eonslsting ll etiieisls and
s std! pqchoiogist to uamine
each msn. There miilt be ‘hangs
also in the parole system he ln-
timsted.
MIIBIAGPILII
Prison administration was dis-,
cused today when Mlm Agnes
M.\dPhai.l. the only woman in the`
House. proposed s parliamentary
committee to inquire into prison
life and the causes
bste on the motiml -
eluded,
Charges that old-time barbarian.
was practised in Kingston peniten-
Liary, were levelled by Gen. A. E.
Ross. Conservative member for
rm sity. He nourislieu s paddle'
a strap used to punish rémlcitrsntl
prhoners. before the startled mem-
bers and urged that wardens be|
prohibited from mln! it. Studded
with holes, he claimed the paddle
would lin the hide from a man's
 the flesh like a'
bowl ki-"
Thexingstm member claimed
his own home had been watched
bymsnwhosedutyitwastoreport
to penltsntiary officials every
guard who laid s complaint with
itentiary, said' Gen. Ross,
possessed s dimgeon or hole, five
fsee underground with rutricted
Utht and ventilation onb through
s pipe extending to the wardsn‘s
borne. ‘That hols is there snd let
us remove it," he said, admitting
it had needed outside influence to
get rid of the pre-war dungeon
"where men wslhed around on
their hsnds and knees md clubs
were needed to keep them from
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tinued to be held in oeih which
attendants were prohibited hom
entering, sliding medicine on
saucer: through the bars to the I
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needed to secure
itentisry
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New Furniture Price Policy
(Mail Order and Agencies Only)
Your rder is Shipped Direct From
The Factory Thcrcby Eliminating All
Unnecessary Handling-All Prices F.0 B
Factory   Delivery Charges Extra
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EATO ’S AT M CTO
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Thcre Are llvcr A Hundred Furniture Items In
The llew Galalogue -- Here are a few examples
Cotton Filled Mattress
Emlusnyinprlee-Butnotineomfort. Atypical 5
A’I‘0N value-good quality and excellent service
ataverylawprloel Deepeottonillledmsttress 9
wlthcoverlngofllorsl ticking with roll edge.
Width 89", 48” Ind 5|".
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Chesterfield Suites
Upholst:.redlnagoodlo&i'n¢servieesble quality lepglnehoiee oibrvwn,gnenQl'lL lcdsl
star Spielal that speaks for lhelf! The Chesterileld is Mg and roomy - 74" Img and I3" icq.
Fitted with resilient #ings in back and seat. Deep comfortable
armchalnwlthreverlb\se1|ahlons,sea»ta,messurlngl.lx N".
Bolling arms, lutlng on front. Substantial frames of hsrdwood
with Queen Anus shaped ieet In walnut iinlah. Durable con-
struetionthstwillglveyearaorservioe. Threepleoeauileas
shown.
` Gable Spring
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lwld in sive by ms neueau, 33;?
lhnvr aermgly braced ri-am. rii-mmm,
=;4;essridrowsdcro|s el|pu39”,4s"andM"
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l¢'s well msd
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Bed-llivanette - 3 P Bed
A bright spot of comfort ln any room-this
room divanetue with its gay turned
1 lr no
cretalme covering and two matching cush-
sll over cable spring and dx sdditlousl seat
ions Just drop the back dawn and you
have a comfortable bed. Strong sll steel
construction. lt is well made - there’s an
poll springs. Thick cotton msttress.
smooth walnut ilnlsh. Continuous I" round
tubing and ilve llllen at meh end. Buoyant
"lk flbrit WNW, wrner braced and sup-
Nftod by strong end neuosls. Think, un.,
l'°|1°'l 06804 cotton dlled mattrua in good
quality ticking. Well tufted.
5°*|l““|ill‘ilI'lYslldecloonstruetionin1
Dinette Set Walnut Finished Dresser
Ufselecthardwoodllnishedins'mooth,lls
pnsl listed legs. Table top 32 x M” and with
eaves extended 82x48". Bullet with $611854"
troll enamel. Four chsirs with spindle back; I 7
&o,ry wma bllse shading.
You Are in Charlottetown Call and See
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Oolon ivory with green shading or
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Its simplicity of design and plain wsinut nnlah
makes this dresser easily adaptable to any type of
furniture. 0! well seasoned hardwood. Three
my drawers. Turned front legs and standards.
gZarBrii.|.ahpls.temirror.12x20in¢.hes.
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*°”*' _ l make me yu, .wh . suocul 2. Basil Macxinnori, 8 Chrttophs!
' B7 th* new ml" 'n the Frm' The January Iith meeting was _ l ~7°"d4“¢-
mee or Quebec, the tronswftvtlw hem ,,, ,M mm, of Mm ¢,,,,,,,,u ‘°“‘““‘“ """‘ M onus u-1 Regina neun a
of milk or cream from producer to seven memuu wen meant mf MON'l‘R.EAL. Fieh MTAS  Shirley Bean' 3 sam. magnum
lil dill-fl!>Ui»¢1° by BUY ln°Wf UF “P ports of committees were given wsu f1"'h°“nd 1°' ‘ *n 8 i Perfect sttendsnoe -Ethel ln-
inmmnwn vehicle is authorised and 1, “S deemed ,D W md put|_-than s fair trifle in tl* t°P3*'| ximian, Hamer rneximim, nal
only between the hours oi' 5 and on . concert 0, P1” w nm, hmd,_ -on of John MoCsb¢ of Mlm N - Msexinnon, Lloyd llanklmzon.
lo velour iii ur. mm-ning, .unsure M,.,_ mm ,M Mm mcmmi when John nosxdmi  Amie Bf°°¢- “UW 
time. between May land November' "R ,ppomkd on “ck wmmmngfrom his cousin . d _, , _ __
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rl tolay l, trans-.invited he members tohG° house*
narration is snowed only beiwewen' roi- no. za, meeting. meeting em
the ts.m.and1p-m.mddo.usat- ldi°ume<l~
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mam mtg, Kenneth laeGr\pr,
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ofii- Grade V-l 'Basel Hiller
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