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BUNUILPTION ‘IATII li-ll pct you flu advance: delivered lo thy. Qﬂupcrycu llnudvnnui llllilldlhP-lldlllll loMperycu iln advance) nnlcutomnnluand U Bourbon Audit Biron cl Circulation -

‘The Strongest Memory ls Weaker than ' the Weakest Ink.“

THURSDAY, MARCH ll, l!”

Liberal Budget Guesses

Premier Macdonald, over in Nova Scotia, has budgeted for a deficit. His party organ, the Halifax Chronicle, expresses the belief that the Premier's estimate will prove incorrect but says it is just as well to guess “on the safe side."

The “safe side" of Liberal budgeting is pretty hard to find. Premier Campbell, for example, budgeted for a $63,288 de- ficit and came out with a $120,174 deficit on current account, a $351,798 increase in liabilities and a total debt increase in two and one-half years of nearly a million dollars. To implement his election pledge he will not only have to bal- ance this year's budget, but produce a surplus sufficient to offset all his deficits plus the extra taxation he imposed; for he gave the specific assurance in 1935 that the budget “could and most be balanced" annually with the then exist- ing revenue, without a cent of additional taxes or the curtailment of any necessary public ser- vice.

Now that the Legislature is about to meet, interest will focus 0n this potential achievement in budget balancing. We can imagine the anxiety with which the Government's supporters are awaiting the issue; for many of them, according to the Liberal organ in 1935. had stated that they would “never run again" if this vital plank in the Liberal platform and manifesto proved a washout. Our contemporary was remiss in not publishing the names of these members who thus demonstrated their sincerity, but doubt- less they are known to their constituents and from our recollection of Liberal campaign oratory in 1935 we would say that they coni- prise practically the whole “noble thirty.”

The Butter Problem

Why, in view of the serious butter situation last year, the exchange dump duty was remov- ed on New Zealand and Australian butter cri- tering Canada is one of the unexplained myster- ies attending the phenomena at Ottawa known as Liberal tariff tinkering.

An estimate of last year's output shows that the Prairies increased production by about 6,- 000,000 pounds, Ontario by about 5,500,000 pounds, Quebec by about 4,500,000 pounds, and the blaritimes by about 2,000,000 pounds. On the other hand, there was no material change in consumption figures over the preceding year, when only 65,918 lbs. came into Canada from other countries.

The Liberal contention is that last year's im- port of over five million pounds was a mere "drop in the bucket," and did not affect prices.

How can this be reconciled with the attitude of Mr. A. E. MzicLean, M. P. in the House of Commons in 1933? Mr. MacLcan on that oc- casion complained of the “large quantity" of butter imported in competition with Canadian butter during the preceding thirteen months. The amount was 527,000 pounds. -

If the importation of half a million pounds was enough to worry Mr. LTacLeai-i when in Opposition, how is one to account for his sil- ence on the subject of last year's importation of five and a quarter million pounds?

Granted that the problem of stabilizing but- ter prices is not easy of solution, nothing is to be gained by trurnping up excuses for the in- action of the King Government in face of last

year's serious situation.

The Bennett Government showed its concern for our dairymen in various ways. One of its first measures was to give the home industry adequate tariff protection

be concerned as with the wheat prices.

Board of Trade:

presenting plans to this department (the Dom- inion Department of Agriculture). We are not

the cost of any plan for solving the problem. We just ask the consideration of the Govern- ment to the facts of the cisc. We believe, if the Dominion Government will give the time and attention required, that 1h" problem, of o very small percentage of the totrii production dom- inating the primary producers’ price and cost- ing them millions of dollars, would be solved. Is it nui [he duty of (he (')\ g-rnfllﬁlll f0 work f0! and with those who contribute so much to the economic life of Canada? In I937 the dairy in- dustry in Canada poured into the economic life of Canada approximately forty-six million dol- lars more than the total of the Canadian wheat crop. Should an industry of this nature not re- ceive more consideration from the Dominion Government?"

1 Editorial Notes 1

Aubrey Beardsley, famous black and white artist, died this date, i898. w w w w There arc certain things in our constitution that differentiates us from other Dominions, says Minister of justice Lapointe, and more- over arc there “of our own will, are there be- cause we want them to be there.” Nuff said. w w a w All the Provincial Governments, we are told. have made satisfactory arrangements with their respective oppositions to expedite proceedings with a view to having politics in abeyance dur- ing their Majesties’ visit. This, of course, in- cludes the inarticulate opposition in the P. E. l. Legislature. w a w w

“If, by government edict or otherwise, ad- vertising were to be forbidden or seriously re- stricted, there would be no Chrysler Corpora- tion, no General Motors, no General Foods - none of those corporation now affording a liv- ing to hundreds of thousands of workers and other thousands of small investors,’ says Mr. Paul B. \Vest, president. of Association of Na- tional Advertisers “Jobs would be scarccr and the cost of living would inevitably sky-roclcet. Our insurance companies would be immeasur- ably weakened and the whole business structure would be endangered.”

w w w w The habit of many pipe smokers of holding their pipes between clenched teethmay be one of the causes for the increases of deafness among middle-aged persons, the First District Dental Society of the State of New York was told recently by Dr_ Edmund Prince Fowler of New York, past president of the American

scribed various head and ear conditions that rc- sult from an improper bite, among which he in- cluded effects of injuries that may result from biting too hard on the stem of pipes while smoking.

w w w w

on a different and cheaper type of machine. If

We conclude with a statement made at the

szme Winnipeg conference in December by Mr. R. H. M. Bailey, representing the Edmonton

_ may do ndlm “Many of the leaders in the producer or- llDlW. After all. lt. only takes about ganizatioris feel it is useless and a waste of time mum mm m‘ j

Otological Society, at a meeting at the New charge of the (Royal) tour should York Academy of Medicine. Dr. Fowler dc- "member- RQP°TD°T5 and PMW‘

Our contemporary now admits that in its mm them with the “me m“...

efforts to refute the farm machinery price _in- any is only to sum m“ rem creases cited by Mr. Kennedy it quoted prices pom between ngwgpgpgf men and

it had explained this in the first place it would 03mm; 1n chm-g, o; the m“, up,

not have had to apologize for misleading its 11ml!" W8 INF- phéy will under- . B ,

readers. Everyone knows that there are var- ‘tutud, o, r, m“ and Duo,”

‘THE CHARLOTPETOWN GUARDIAN

g1.-

Thlanowtnnl-Oanadunlrllnc

weuty hours now to ict a coin- aclflc cont tn OttAwm-Huulltnu Epcctatnr.

"urban or agri- cultural nld," according to flzuru tabled ln the Commons by Mr. "B. Minister c! Labour. “Urban m agricultural std" means relief for the destitute. so that ft. may alrly be sold that three-quarters cf a mllllon Canadians an stlll dstltute. --0ttlwa Citizen.

Canada h faced with serious national problems today. Many trends are noticeable the should be regarded with concern. But. ner present condition ls not nearly so serious 8s that ln which Australia found herself seven or eight years ago. Much cf Canada's publlc debt. has been refunded without com- pulsion at. an annual saving of many millions of dollars, and her average interest, rate ls slightly be- low Australia's. But the magnitude of Canadian debts, the extent of borrowings and the number of cu: l unemployed all suggest that things ‘ are out of balance and that re- adjustments should be model whereever this ls possible virlthout using compulsion. —'I‘oronto Star.

The ("hnadlan wheat crop lal reckoned annually in hundreds of millions of bushels. Direct contri- butions to the grain-growers of the West, from the Dominion Treasuryi total tens of millions of dollars an- nually. This yea: the total of the wheat bonus and other aids of the West will run into enormous fin-

bonus alone ls estimated by the Minister of Agriculture at 918,000,- | GOO-though other estimates place 1t anywhere between $50,000,000 l and $60,000,000. And while these colossal sums of public money are being poured lnto the West. the Nova Scotla transportation route ls starved for grain traffic. Up m last. week not. a kernel of Canadian wheat came through this channel for export. —<Hallfax Herald.

Europe no longer allows Europe's wars to be Europe's wars alone. They must. be everybody‘s quarrel. So. General Franco had Moroccaris gigliitliraig 15:11; hlmuln Stpaln, anrd it re no ve roops rom Africa who received the Spanish {relfgugeeln ripen tlriey surgcedt pcrpss OX1 Bl‘ 1'0!“ B l O11 B. Senegalese Infantry from the other side of the continent have been dcapatched to Djibouti to augment the French garr son there. A Slkh egllésfnjlfgaxﬂs apron: those glued a cse om s were rop- m wltgiln thedl-ipntgh Kongmapea lgllﬁ er ay, an ere rou e over this incident or over recent out- breaks of terrorism at Shanghai. It u: s"? ‘are r- n me nvcv . n Palestine. German propaganda has been stirring up the Arabs against pie Brltlihwandt ln Syiéabtlée 151ml‘; ans are ry n; o crea a oo between the Arabs and the French. -Vancouver Province.

There la one thing that those ln

graphers on this continent, are “up-and-ccmlrig" young gentlemen. They belleve 1n getting their news and their pictures. They may show more determination and morn vigour ln the carrying out of their duties than ls tihe case with the newspaper men ln Britain. While they are not. disrespectful of dls- tinguished persons, they do not

ence at ls followed ln Britain. To

prominent persons on this contin- ent. are usually free and easy. If

stand the enthus informal

asking for subsidy. We are willing to pay all Q3‘: ,";;,,,,'{,,‘,'”' l m“ u -

PUBLIC FORUM

Ills column lo on! hi its

by oorlccponlch of

lend. Ibo 17in-

loﬂﬂowl Guardian loco not no-

couully Qlllnn the onlnlun o! clnoncndeull-

FARM MACHINERY

317i"!!! my letter rep tn Onlcoker I modes statement b,

whlle Individual nu won lln. guy ,3»- fggsottw w- ww- °°" WP-fhli.‘ lithium‘

urea 1 “mime m“ m‘- Kﬁm '5 Just'why some ulcers on the “leﬂme W" W m“ when skin are so lndolent tor slow tu produced the pron increase ofoue hum,‘ u one“ bud u, and“, WPPMMWB ll? I l? 313.000.0017 stand. Sometime; eating more of many“! 19M the foods containing lime or tak- e] - K911391137 l-I B0 “RN in: lline dlI9Clr-—¢8Af2ll.lm lacsale, absolutcy correct tn his ﬁgures, it ‘ 011mg, u“; a 59mm“). mp5,. does not, (though superficially lt ed irhlcrtd- umuintg Qld ulcers m might appear so) ln any degree heal, 018511 W1"! mYIQ-Tllmltﬂl. Vitamin D as found ln cod llvcr Mr. Kenncdys gave prices wlth- oll has been found effective ln 1n the circuit. of his business healing old or chronic bone 1n- KIIOWIMGQ- My argument plainly liammatluns -- osteomylltis. 'l‘hc was from ‘the vlew nolntv of ‘moss bone ls scraped out thoroughly and product-on . from not only the na- the cod llver oll mu in the hol- tlcnal but the ulcer-notional stand- low left by the removal of the dls- polnt in facto sales and opera- eased bone. It. was only natural lions. My attl ude will be found therefore that physicians, panic. un-mpalred. ulai-ly skin specialists, should try Mr. friend Mr. Kenn seem- using cod liver oil in the treatment lngly has overlooked the nfluencc 0f old or chronic ulcers of the of the Bennelrt legislation. and h. more particularly the results from Drs. James R. Driver, G. W. those preferential trade ngriee- Brinkley. and Maurice Sullivan. merits. helr great stimulating ln_ Cleveland. outline their method in fluence on exports w the Imperial the Uroloipcal and Cutaneous commonwealth of Nbtlons, in (skin) Review. bringing about this increased pro- "NWT Experiment“; with var- ductlon, together with the "ln- lous formulas for application to cream www- M mom, whm, 1 indolent ulcers this one was found then claimed. It would be lntcr- W b9 BI-Uﬁfwwfyl estlng 1f my friend would ferret 00mm i-l 00d llver oll -— 8B

ures. The total of the wheat. out the comparative sales and ex- Percent.

m of no am. in was, wlt-h White wax —— 1H igrcent.

ose of succ " years. ‘glitz? grills-Tl nT-liﬂ? i610 $19M

'1'}; y, q 33mm 0 c 0 n e cs- Oumﬁan riiaaneufacturerseliupi-eagftig “m3” “d when u" “resin! 15 N‘ encc ln all British markets over "WM- It usually clings to m,

that. of other countries. The Ben- net/i policies gave further assist- ance in cheapenlng cost. of produc- tlcn, m enable this increased ex- port. Hence a greater output with

dim-ink thus making it possible m prevent injuring the granulatlmz or healing surface.

A nenerous amount of ointment, usually cne-fmirth inch tn thick. "W. ls spread on gauze or mus-

companies. The point is that regardless of these

variations, the cost price to our farmers incrcas-

ti?!‘

iations in the price lists of different machinery Eflbhcrm-Wln wr Stir.

The Finns should Ilke m. We arc cram". ha. m ed substantially under Liberal rule. Whatever mo“ m. mmﬁdzilbutgrf‘ wowg‘? company is selected as a basis of comparison, more and more of the produce of

that country. In three years our

the ratio- of increase was approximately the

SEXIE- Il l I

current number of “The Canadian Doctor" “You had a mother and father, two grand

With reference to the passing at the hoary 1mm m Germany u ‘ cumin” old age of r08 of Mr. Bernard, we may quote of Finland. But there the story ls from “How Long Can You Live" from the "'9' dulltrem- mt 1'1"!" b

mothers and two grandfathers. Take the num- m,“ bum,- wm, money ma, H",

adverse trade balance wlbh Flu- land h

buy from us. Indeed. they sell us three time what they purchase

_ more from Germany than they ac

- there. Why should we buy butter - from Finland which we could buy ln the Empire’! Why should we buy

' i will t l to l‘ -1.o Another Conservative measure was to bonus otftlgéatjtgtagesacaijlffditjlifg: znctiﬁrirhlévﬁi: lgiilly Exum “ Bu“ Mo“ ca?” proﬁuét-ion’? ant“? jib-the King suit will givge you -— very roiighlyi- your vemmen mo" m" u w ‘c ' m ' reso- hereditary life expectancy . . . Heredity is a

HIGH.

Two youths of 18 who held up a MR1 driver with toy lstols have been committed

little or no increase in the unit um mm covered Wm‘ oued wk or

proﬁts of the manufacturer. Tariff duties have little lnflu-~ ﬂkgapnzpﬂgofsﬂdcgﬁlfgrwaégultllﬂgé

7.‘l°°.;’.‘l.l’f.‘3§§.a vs."r.“i.:%*":i. 1= m leading commodities) is from 1n- F§u°wm ‘he m“ “Ppllwlm” l‘ wrmnmmuy controlled mdustrlee_ ltlxllnioledtpctlsvlty (ulcer ls no Ionizer I know from experience that a sumenm “ﬁnally 5% "PL"- concern in the United States, sell- u, “in, m“ u "fbed “mmml t" lng products much below prlcesln 55,, a“; e “d pa" M bhwd- Candda. places embargoes upon chm. big-la?“ mum“ a “iddl their export. to Canada. where they suffice ski appearlmce and new are noun m undersell the nuxll- 1,, mm, m‘; w‘ m, "e" 8mm"! lary factories on thls side of the when m“ ma; o’ the "kfn border. 8o that free entry would dress“. °,‘,’“ on '5 noted’ the not. reduce Canadian prices. gvgfy gmeoe, “bed than!“ ‘mly My maln cla.'m is. that. it ls dag) and J9 “is “mum °i wholly the operations of the Gov- use‘ lo "of: §$f,,§"°b;“§§ﬁ‘,b’ Qfrlilmﬂld) ‘ha; has lug-eased tfhc Wm, comm or gauze’ . p118 8111??! lriidustiilllénarcmliinfieiliglyiiblalil): i-oiiiniiny “ii m“ pus 8°" °“ w" ed. Those price increases can be off will? iioahii icindhmisigterbetcwbli-‘ise ammo a zit rues" e "v *1-

By the American ‘Prado ‘Ircaty ' o. s. builders have ma opened m Milking Olll‘ Flesh

them the Commonwealth markets.

on the some "preferential tariff" Creep

as that secured to Canada by the m- nnett "Economic Conference." (Ottawa Journal)

Be ‘This enables e rts of U. S. 1m- pleuienln to Brl lsh countries, dla-

y Canada's factories. Whle lm- Qﬂmmons on Tuesday

finished implement, they impose a llﬂ-lﬂtm with its work in tax, increased to 8%. upon mach- inery and much of the equipment l" E1110!!! 1n January. required ln these factories. They "ml-WW? have increased corporation, ln- oome, and other taxes lm

upon industries, salaried officials and artisans, employed in indust-

mons solemnly, said -

bounddrlu of the factory- They extend to the mines of tron, cop- not. come

per

and all mister-lab used in construc- tion, the extra cost. of which. handed over to the factories. must beaddedtaotheccstaofthelui- plemen-ls.

i135? é‘ E

increased taxes of p. vlncl

income. tannin-t, succealon dut- les, real an personal property. corporation, and lnnumera le spe-

to show comluslvely um. m’ mm Mrvwmess. Th every dollar and every cent. of the 91°33’ °1 199-! lﬂﬂelsed increased prices of farm l le- Th

matlcally attaches costs, will

tax lncreasu imposed by Iilberel

overnmenla since the 1955 elec- “mm! ‘Momatlon

ion. ch Mr. ‘Kennedy's ‘elements o! s“

be laid wt th door of breaking boxers, when th whole responsibility lies, without "~-

to c Ontario

‘mien sponsored by ML 1' wait“ Jones’ M' 1" powerful factor in detcrming a person's span Refomintcry. There may be senti-

A., at a recei-it farmers’ meeting in Charlotte-

town, it is being urged to restore.

Still another evidence of Conservative in- itiative was noted by Mr. Gordon W. Tovell, secretary-treasurer of the Manitoba Coopera- tive Dairies, in his report at the conference on markets for Western farm products, held in Winnipeg last December. Mr. Tovell recalled the unsuccessful efforts made to arrange any voluntary plans for export when, in 1935, the Bennett Government stepped in under the Na- tural Products Marketing Act, and exported 6,- 508,338 pounds of creamery butter at a total cost to the Government of $74,138, or 1.4 cents per pound. With arrangements made for .the removal of this surplus, there was a gradual and steady increase in prices. "This effort at planned marketing," said Mr. Tovell, "in com- parison with conditions of the present year (i938) was apparently successful and yet with- out unfairness to the consumer."

The situation is serious enough today, but what of the future? Mr. Tcvell points out that apart from New Brunswick the marked in- crease in production percentage is in the Prairie Provinces, the home of the wheat farmer, “A very few years ago many Prairie farmers could not milk cows, In the depression years, lncoinefi-cm wheat became uncertain and in- sufficient; the need of cu plemcnting income , became urgent and the mil ‘ng of cows has be- come fairly general on Prairie farms. If this supplementing of wheat incolnc continues neces-

or ibecomesgrcnter, the ccwpcpulsiion of

maybe inlthe flllt. whet! lly seeking ma: .. So the ro- quill __ limiiwwtzb _ inion Government}!!! a mudi rigid

of life. Indeed, the only other factor is enviroii- feﬁzg}, 953$?‘ "m Wm "hm" m“

ment, which includes the things you eat and but that Ls

fcr such a crlme.

Lug, we think, too

jest can continue to lnersut, laid, Canad-

,w_lch ' l0

rate of living." w w w

of the joke in the end. the Blarney limestone to U. S. A.-and cutting

may. descend upon thenrwith the

ugold. v

drink and the bacilli you bump into . . . Ppr- sons who live to advanced age are almost in- perm, o.- Qﬂqﬂuﬂgd

into ornaments and curios over ﬂiirside for sale to ‘the multitude intrigued at the idea of having ii bit of the eloquent tradition in stone and hoping that the gift of the ‘that's Ireland where. in the styled rifle but p! the. fairy stories, the rocksarc ct-Jut timiini‘ '

are have been a number cf ro robberies, with toy guns ln Ontario during

Yariabiy of than’ Y“? ma? ' ' Pm vast Y?‘ recent months and the courts. pro- lmltl’ °f °xtf°m°Y °"Z'W° P°°P° We" °_ “ burly have been severe, with the placid temperment not given to worry. Which @111 l

ts. A man who uses an lml- ta on revolver ln the OOlIIIIIlBBlOg;

leads to the following generalization: The length o; ‘ on,“ owloum mum, m of life is generally in inverse proportion to the ft shall be mistaken for the real

thing, and he cannot complaint!

Tomorrow the sons of Eire will be celebrat-

ing. Herc is one of the ‘has: stories of blarney rho curd“ =av var Wm cm? ever. A year or two ago t re went a visitor to. _ 1 I l the real Blarney, a~ Yankee visitor, of whom §,‘,‘.,,f.'§,‘,’m'3§,’_‘,,.°§,m p, $2,; there are crowds at that legendai-y _castlc of eloquence every IOIglSCfSQSSOII-élghlb visitor was “and”. V511,,“ different. “Since t e amous arney stone is lm a Orlmlnal Oode se. not ‘of sac,» say‘ he. urn buy the B1arn€y gllﬁﬂ lhbllld bQ {U10 "IQ quarry from which it came." “What fpr?" said d they. “To take it to America of course,’ says he. “u” h. m.‘ m, . mm The people voted this the incredibly best bit of which to ploy bandit. an l! than “blarney" that had evebbeen invented _even in l,':"“an“ lawllgio‘ t b: that metropolis of "soft talk." The visitor left and the laughter followed his ship almost the 4" '- whole way to the States. But he had the best For he is buying the m. m m‘ m. h .

,' h k th d and trans rtin u“ Wlliﬂlllﬁ-Nl dldlﬂl quarryincuns ese ays p0 gﬂgjﬂﬂﬁolmgnyggfly p?

oi é: 5

u. prevent captvuggmgaelﬁnting-

b' ub- c sols of toy revolvers. No! niinnll boy's life ls lolngitc be ruined bo-

it

lllglht n view of this sort of thing. n

511w! dlllltlolll l“? ‘a “m”, w”; Ill! Ill

allowing the high prints of the party 11o lead their perﬂdy and slns iupon the industries lri the vain hope of becloudlng ﬂ-iem ln the gsnmws of bhelr political wilder-

ess.

The conclusions above cited an evidenced in the slump of the inuirbei- of employed. the ﬁrst fruits of the mutilated Imoefsl Preference. This lessened ‘. monk of ortdsgns means reduced loulnut: reduced out/put moans hlﬂier unﬁt costs. in the trail of lwhicli In the trend of Liberal ex-

FARMERS

w u", w?» u- i»°°"‘.‘.’.':." 5th.": C“ v. non. Poultry, 5m

l" l g§".:".:.~-.-.a-'a..-:: We ntcc Cooper's u"- n“. elmétito one of the most We carry a!” - Phil's Lice Kill - 35¢ g 79¢. Pratt's Condition rude; 10¢ "NW1 Animal Begum" -' -' '— - — - 85c l 70c Pm"- Pwltrr innum- "' '— -' — - -— 85c I 10c Pratt's Worm Powdery — - - — - - [lo A 70c frlll’: local Point... _ 55¢ __....__

llac’: Pig Vloriii Powder 35c par lb

AND

ther advances ln the present hlpb n of anfculburcl equipment. 1 am, Bfr. em. LEWIS P. TANTON.

m m,“ llm condition inns, wccthciwlso odvlcb, =- w - ww- w» ' Powder: for

. Mg», ,, ,,,, . llama 50c 3% Irwin, bobboitiwlsiet " ilcnysntcydoy. gylllﬁlAL-flggoxgh mammalian-mum zinc-mammalian» a no _ :- * lie-Mn. r Whlffnflcodlhglhﬁoglllnl {an '

[ "i

=.vit# '

T!" 818i of what merged from placing the export former held m" Wmnestumis discussion ln the xi

ls that. posing no sales tax directly on the 52:1“? Mlnlﬁml’ Killﬂ 1s hurrying

Not. at all. On Wednseday. March 1- M!" K1118. addressing the com.

I think all of u-s would be well rles. They have compelled by hlgh- 543N118! l0 set along with the bus- c1- ccst of living an advanced wage 111985 of this Parliament as rapidly scale and production. As pointed M we can because we may at some out, in my former letter these ln- mummt b9 @1164 UM?! to consider creases are not; confined wlthln the gllwﬁmlﬁ lifter than any we have

lscussed thua far. I pray it win but who can say it win , lead. nickel, asbestos, coal. zlnc Mt In the light of the knowledge W"! mm has who reads the 9"" £17m g3)’ to day or

7:: "Itrllpniot come . . . . .." - m e me Mlrilsbe of Additional to these there an the cwldo. sounded serious. torsay a] am; the least. The inference mm. from

municipal governments. goaollne. lb "Id "ﬁwllﬂ-bly. was the; des- ltc the dzwwlnc optimum _of

Manon

Men's Meeting

TUESDAY. MARCH

at Eight O'clock Sharp.

SUBJECT

Borden.

and Labor Delegations.

Parliament Representatives are also attend.

l Merchants and Business

City Board Rooms

BRIGHTON BRIDGE

A meeting of all city merchants and business m... will be held in the City Board Room to discuss Th, Brighton Bridge Project and better shipping m", ities for the people west of North River through u,

Representatives of the farmcrscommunlty and other interested groups are invited and also Trad"

16. 1939

iiiziwrf-ig-vﬁ

21st

invited ti;

.l"O

at Lowest Rate

Agent at Summerside. Lloyd 144 Richmond St.

Fire, Auto, Life, Accident, Sickness and Plate Glass Insurance

Charlottetown

3i

Lewis

spared from this ‘craok-cf-doom’ nonsense from leaders ln respons- ible positions."

It now minis out that Mr. Kin: had no serious confidential infor- mation before him at all. Mr. King, ln fast. (on his own admis- slon), was talking about, confiden- tial information which he says came to hlm away back on Jan- uary 30. He might just as sensibly warn Parliament the way he dld warn it) on the basis of hhlrics that. came to hlrn last September,

Mr. King says. u a sort cf lua- tlrlcatlcn for his "I-prny-lt-wlll- not-come" speech, that:

"During the earlier period lt was still doubtful how the clvll war in spofn would en ."

There was no doubt on Wednes- day. March l, about hcw the clvll war tn Svpaln would end. Catalonia

been con uered for weeks; the

That

If you do not box of

Penslar

If odnre

9P7 bid]!

health

general public, the whole Euro- sltuatlon was enselv bet-

. as he himself now admits:

"I am happy to m that. more particularly ln the l day or two, the skies seem to have cleared very considerably."

Mr. King could have made that statement on Wednesday. March l. just as readily as on Tuesday, Mai-ch 7. Instead he made u. abate- ment. which, had ft been made by Prime Munster Ohambei-laln. or any other responsible European statesman, would have frightened the world to death.

CUSTOMER WABN"! RIGHT

SAINT JOHN. N. B..-(0P)—Pol- mm who

DINO-

llo You Enjoy

Gold Breakers

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"m M?’ K1118 pouesses eonifl. warrant ng Km $11k. well and good. Buy, Mr. these increases are unasssllable. 3i Th9 Jtlllmll Sllitsvsti. D06- Thev are fool-proof against any "mu M “ch lnfvrml-tlon. ls

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NEVER BUY A PIG IN A BpAG

This ls an old saying and good advice and u good today as ll. was years ago. It ls wise and sensible to know what you are get- ting when you buy

ANYTHING

GETTING WHEN YOU BUY

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