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SUBSCRIPTION ﬁuTBid a ‘u $5.00 per year tln advance: we 7. #48“ "°' "".,;'"..“‘"'“f" tilt‘. c.‘°...l'" falilﬁli n vance ma - ‘ “fly”: l Audit. Bureau of Ofrollltlonl

“The Strongest Memory lo Weaker than the llVealresl Ink.”

TUESDAY, MAY Z. 193D

A Damning Indictment

One of many felling arguments submitted by Dr. I\lac.\lill.'iu against the extravagant Lam?‘ bell Governntcnt is the nuumcr in which they violated Plank .\'o. 2 in the Platform of 1935. This plank pledged the Liberal Party to_ “Strict economy in administration and reduction m tuunber of tifficizils.” llcre is the result, as shown bv the Public Accounts:

Salaries ‘and expenses of hlinisters for three _\'c.'irs llll<l(‘l' Conservative Ad-

miuisu-zitiin ‘1032-1934) ~— ~— — $ 35.788 Under Liberal aidmiiiistratioit (I935- 1938) ~ ~ ~ — — “ — — —' 39-006 A Liberal increase of -- -— ~ $3.218 53km“ and expenses of Departmental and Registry offices for same period: Conservatives — — # * — — 308.216 Liberals — — — “ — ﬂ '—‘ 251.237 A Liberal increase of —- -— g $43921 Total increase of salaries and expenses of Ministers and Departments under last three years of Liberal adminis- tration ———————— — - 46.239

An average yearly increase of $15,413

These figures-and others equally damning in connection with Falconwood and other cx- penditures have been cited—-—speak more clo- qucnfly than all the partisan spccchmakitig t0 which the last session of the Legislature was prostituted.

N0 Federal Election’?

Evidently the Liberals have taken cold feet in the matter of the dissolution of Federal Parliament. According to the Ottawa Corres- pondent of the Montreal Gazette the dismal features of this sessions Budget and the possi- bility of a provincal election in Quebec with the practical certainty of the return of the Duplessis idministration, are taken as good reasons for dismissing the idea of a. Federal general election this fall.

“Commoners of all persuasion; agree". says the correspondent “that Tuesday's document, presented by Finance Minister Dunning, was'no election Budget, that no Government intending to make an appeal to the electorate would deny any relief to the taxpayers and budget for an-

thcr deficit. Most of them see a. slamming of the door against an election this fall,

"Another return to power of the Duplessis Government urould malt-c a federal contest this year a dark prospect for the King Liberals in Quebec, assuming that the provincial administra- tion would even in an indirect way seek to re- tard the’ federal Liberal machine. It is stated here that if the expectations of a provincial con- test this summer are realized it will be the final, the death blow to the project for a. federal con- test in the fall of this year.

“lVestern Liberals have throughout this ses- sion been strongly opposed to a contest this year. 'l'ltey feel that it would require about lif- tcen months from this summer for the West to feel the benefits of what is expected to be a good crop. while Government supporters in On- tario think the arlmitiistration should await a more substantial improvement both in domestic and external trade.

“Premier King last fall in two or three dis- cussions of the general election with the prcss indicntcil that if he chose he could Wait until early in 194i before being obliged to appeal to the electorate, but that \\'uttl(l mean holding an election in the midst of winter. He can wait un- til the fall of 1940 and be well within the con- stitutional requirement.

“(bio of the arqumcnls against Prcitiicr King waiting until thc fall of i940 is that he would place himself in a position where there would be no alternative that he would have to itialcc his appe al to thc people then rc- gardlcss of what dottu-stic conditions were, and the present Llbcrzll leader has up to date never consciously placed himself in such a position.”

Out Of His Own Mouth

Rclmutcdly i! has been claimed by the Camp- oell-Govcrnntcnt that tlze Conservatives were “cxtravaganW in their ltighsvay paving projects as compared with the “business like" methods now employed. BuLthis argument was effect- ively answered in Premier Campbell's own statements before the Rowcll Commission on Dominion-Provincial Relations, which met here in February, i038.

.Questioned by the Commission with regard "_ the trans-Canada ltighway from Borden to Jiharlottetown, the Premier admitted that the Government contributed approxi- imabely 35 per cent of the total cost and that a 1hr ‘ part of the balance was made up in sub- 'ﬂ§ and bridge work.

Q cordthat . King ' "

b: found in flu ordinary ryslml of contract"

Mr. Stewart: “Can you estimate what pat-f of the cost was due to the fact that the work was laid out for unemployment relief l"

Premier Campbell: “PROBABLY ONE THIRD.”

"One third of the cost” due to the fact the Conservative projects wm laid nu! for un- employment relief under the term: specified by Hm Dominion Government! Hon. Mr. Mc- 1ntyre‘s boast of his "purely business methods of contract”, if they effected any saving at all, must therefore have been effected at the ex- pense of the unemployed in this Province,

Benefit Of Local Industry

Do local industries help the resident popu- lation? Well here is an illustration. We have now a successfully operating local fertilizer plant, and the other day an esteemed subscriber drew attention to local production costs, catalogue prices, and those for produce from away:

No I away No 2 away Local

C—I—L——2-r2-—6

$26 $29.25 $23

C——I—L—4—8—-ro

$29 $33.00 $25.20

gL-I-L Superphosphate 20%

21 ' $23 .

C—-l-—-L do 16% $19.50

$13-50 $11 $17.50

Ammonia Sulphate

$41 $44 $37.00

Muriate of Potash 50%

$41 $45 s.

Nitrate of Soda $3 0°

$42-5° $43 $41.50

1 Editorial Notes 1

jcrome K. Jerome born this date, 1859. w a a

Not many ladies rose at dawn yesterday to bathe their faces in May dew. F 1k 1i 1i

wards the National Conservatives. w v

A Liberal worker said on Saturday “we’ll all

be Conservatives after the 18th." w s- m n

for travel. The candidates and their workers Wlll be more sorely handicapped than before, n- v t w

The Liberal organ is in bold black type “leave us alone we didn't mean to, give us another chance!" Alas. there must be something more than tears and howling

before they are forgiven and restored to public confidence. a a o a

More bribes are beingsoffered the electors in

boat harbour at Georgetown and additional ltohdays for rural mail couriers. Similar benc- factions, ‘it will be recalled, poured freely into the Province of Quebec during the provincial election campaign. but that didn't save the Taschereau Government. If there was any sin- cerity behind these gestures, they would have been made long ago. - n- o n- a _ They were all set for an air raid blackout in Yorkshire and Lincolnshire the other night until somebody discovered that thousands of oil lpmps assembled for the test borc the mark Made m Germany." Then it was called off. The local council of the air raid-precautions department was expected to call a special meet- ing to look into the question of their manufac- ture. Later it was explained by Sir john And- erson, Lord Privy Seal, that the purchases were made some time ago, in an emergency, but that they were being replaced by lamps of British manufacture. n- o l- a There is a medium in everything which should be observed in wine drinking even in England where prohibition provides no excuse for excess. A Church of England clergyman, the Rev. Leonard Spiller, vicar of St. Martiifs Church in West Acton, a London suburb, wrote in his parish magazine: “We should be grateful if communicants ivopld take. only a tiny sip from the chalice. Three times recently it has been necessary to reconsccrate wine although plenty of wine was put‘ m the chalice at first. One of the first communicants practically drained the chalice." _ a v v v Elm“ "gistered in 67 cities and towns in Mafch "umbefed 7.316, deaths 5,422 and marri- lzss 1.679 as compared with 7,179 births, 4,- 796 deaths and 1,927 marriages in March last year, showing increases of two per cent in births and I3 per cent in deaths and a decrease of f? 1-2 per cent in marriages. The number of births registered during the three months ended March this year was 20,944, deaths r4603 and marriages 6.389 as against 20,528 births, 13,575 deaths and 6,713 marriages during the corres- ponding three months of last year. This com- parison shows increases of 2 per cent in births 311d 7 1-2 per cent in deaths and a decrease of

5 per cent in marriages. n- v a 1-

King anticipates defeat at next election. Quebec has lost confidence in him because of fill sup- port of the Tachereau discredited party. Du- plessls is firmly in the saddle, and in the event of a Federal election will throw in his yupport behind Dr. Martian, wlth the result the Na- tional Conservatives will secure it lent 55 out of the 65 mt: in out Province. In Ontdrlo the Hepburn Provincial liberals];

,'oo'tlierelilaoﬁr' "if only of uiggeqtojiqpe,

min g9 secure u m;

i‘ ﬁr. King‘: dletiermlnait to _ ‘ ill!

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‘wittn days uke the 185B

The swing of the pendulum is definitely to- reuat to have a nice, gentle sea

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The roads will be in a worse state than ever general llst of entploycss. Be-

ing the some period the payroll of

l _ _ Bdtlng a" "h" "P" 28 1-2 per cent. A reduction of 44 over the pitiable plight of its Party, screeching per cent. In salary is sewn; close

the shape of promises front Ottawa of a new ranks o1 the stuff. While n. would

had been necessary, when that, ac- Insbead, the executives took a. selves — Windsor St

long ago, when movie actresses were s. pretty dull lot.

It is abundantly evident that Prime Minister 411mm m ‘swan-om, “nus, u

rm: cnakurrrcroww cuaaotm

notes av nu»: vm

A pathetic Mary l| told of in J1me newton gnu. They were walk- 188 along me sax-eel. of the menmy Wall w wmou mey um ueen sent as lelugecs, out me younger o1 me

customed. A5 tuey

out. 1B nau 0:00.018 rasuess and was nuwuig me puvnneui. The younger coda SHOWEU lecungs of rem; ‘Dent be Blfllul rcc-ueucai" ner elaere sister sought to com- fort new. "me norse doesni know Iwe are Jaws "—eicluibw'gu acute- man.

Wlth the unseasonable sprlng weather, the maple sugar uioustry ls annexing a nu mer set-baa, but maple products that nave come on mu market nave been o1‘ good quality and color. Supplies from v.cuo..a. coumy bligajKl-‘S haYB been on sale in Berth for the past. week. Most. o; the maple urea- “(hi5 have me sputum that u tne weamer haa a. suuden change, two, me Industry would not suffer as much as anticipated earlier. ‘there has been no indication of any buas niustlng, WlLcn m the wnite maple, proames :1 very inferior brand ot maple products. Another tnawlmwk to the mapc industry Ls the deep snow in the woods which retards tne gathering of sap L0 some extent and funk-cs at very difficult. to move amour the woods. —Perth Vi':£0r1an_

The new: from Anni-m, Ore, makes us feel better. Cap- tain Ohms Anderson of the hau- but schooner Argo reports a close-range meeting Wll-Ll a sea kerpenL-a monster wlth a 10-foot neck, a. head like a. camel's and eyes as big as not. cross buns. ukvpttcs may raise their eye- brows as tney reao. Skipper All- uersonb account of haw this creature emerged from Llle Paci- ffc, within ten leer. of cue Argos hull, nodded grave.y to the iisner- men and proceeded to swallow u. ‘Au-pound halibut. But we chccsn to oeueve 1t, every word of 1t. Every day we are compzllid to swallow mots that are much less palatable. And, considering the way human beings are behaving, it's a.

serpent 1n WhJ-Cll to place our fann. —-Now York World-Tele- gram,

When it came to taking cuts In the Canadian National Railways executlvles uld not pass the heavy end of the stick to the

tween 1930 and 1938 the executive payroll of the C. N. R. was reduced by 44 per cenu, wnne dur-

other employees was cut. by only

to cutting salaries in two. While the 26 1-2 per cent decrease no doubt hurt. the employees who were not. executives, the 44 per cent. cut would mean a drastic re- vlslon of the methods of" hung. The acceptance of the higher slash 1n salons by we C.N.R ex- ecutlves ls ln keeping with the railway‘: goal of maintaining s. high esprit. de corps among all

have been fine l1 no salary cuts

tlon was comnelled, the execu- tives dfd not. try to unload the whole burden on the EmPAJyBEF.

large percentage of the out them- BJ‘.

The time was. and not. so

An occa- sional juicy scandal, ves, but snappy quirks and qulps, no. Hap- plly all this is past. With the new sophlstlcatlon that has come to the movies during the past. 10 years, there has come also a new type of movie actress, wlttv and sometimes learned, to say nolhiniz of soclally conscious. But. for light- mlnded whimsy, Loretta Young has now taken the cake and a couple of blue-berry plea to boot. She pro- poses that. now that the Govern- ment is doing everything for every- body , it, ought. to make beauty treatments available to till women. "I honestly believe," says the

look upon, and ought "that the turning of 000 homely women into beau- tles is a lot. more unportani to the well-being of this coun- try than the building of one med- lum-slzed battleship. And ll wouldn't cost. as muon," But ivhere are these 10,000,000 hcmelv wo- men‘! —- Regina. Leader Post.

An interesting hlnt dropped by Mr. Chamberlain -— as illustrating the thoroughness of the Govern- ment's preparations for possible troubltqs that Britain Ls consider- ing the establishment. of u Ministry of supply. In thLs connection me name on MI. Winston Churmull has been mentioned. Trial. Mr.

Churchill would add much to t-he general strength o! the Ministry, 1n Parliament, and outsde, goes with- out saying. Equally certain is that his administration of such an im- porlant new department. would be marked by great. drive and worth- while results. Mr, Churchill has been all over the political map in a party way and hence has won: a 300d many years of! ministerial benches when for less able mtn were occupying them. His services. would no doubt. be available the‘. moment Mr. Chamberlain nave the nod. -— Windsor Star.

The reports which no being presented at, the annual meetings o! different, bfBXlChRa of the Wo- men's institutes throughout the sin-rounding territory make ft clear that these organtz-atlonl, which represent. one of Canada's greatest contributions to rural welfore and improvement, have not lost their mt or service which ha: been an tnmorlant part of their activities since the time of their establishment. All over

to know, 10.000.-

wall, u 1n villages and sometimes urge towns. the Women's

are continuing to de- lves wth all the vigor and r en at elr command tb xlwrment of conditions in who uni ln nltuohd; Th

m .

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hlc error

a two w“ m:

In second paragraph of the President's latter, he amount of the Win] tax was refenzﬂ! to as OI,-

.00 a. year. Th1; nho have nod $2,000.00 n year.

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Calm-Alf: sighed More lrricla on, J. I: (au- TNQ r,

‘IIIOI’. T117011"- Aprll Z1, 1939.

ELECTION ACT FLOUTEII

slrz-I read your editorial of a few days a o rezrdln the forfeit- ure of the: sea 1n e lalnt- ure b three of the "famous all". 1 no wed also that the Patriot d to pull tine usual “bluff” when carght wfahout any couieback. In the crcumslancos now your posit- lon ls vindicated but Whit will these three unposters do’! Avcvrdlnz to the sttllllll/e quoted these three men were not. qklallfled lo slt ln our Legislature but t e r - llc accounts show that each an ev- ery one of these took the indem- nity. W111 they return what. they got un er mistake caused by the At- torneg-Genemlg blunde .

It noted that‘.

011 then his n before aces Lin; nonunation in order that no urther contusion ad ed

the ho 68s mess hat. has develop- ed wft 1n the a nlstrntlon of our government, this last three years. There ls another ect of this mutter and that 1s hh that. there should have been bye elections in the three dlstnlcfs where their mem- bers were disqualiﬁed. But no bye. election; were held as required by law. The people elected representa- fives to represet than, the people. b1" [he representatives not jo s and dldn t. tell the peo 1e that they were not. representing hem. The ople have an opport-unlty now of eumE glrieaewglsquallfled" what ﬂhey hhln

I am Sh‘. 610.. VOTER.

—.____.___-__ rmmmc. THEE voracious Shz-Jrhere is good reason t0

fear that. the taxpayers’ money will be spentlavlshly in aneﬁorttn

PublicéForam

"LAW ENFORCEMENT‘

Bfrrﬂifs fa given u n plank 1n the brand new Campbell platform- Is Lhls m addition of ‘Barnum’: whugqgqt?" Wasn't, there aomo- thing like this ln 19357 Wulft it m be 100% mm. and fool 9M1? Well: it on fool o. lot. u! church

oera. x And wasn't 1t an especial hobby horse for Mr. Daniel N. McKa to rfdo tn on? I well remember ow he gloajed over. mat PPNPWI- W111" wm he say about it. now. aeeln it grfdleg apd groomed for one er ecep on

one thing ls oertafn. That ls thnl never 1n our history W“ 14W 1111' foroement, lncludlng many featur- es more than the "Drunken driv- ers," which have become so’ much a greater menace since the Prohi- bltlon CanunLsslon was ﬂbﬂliﬁllfd. and gavermnent liquors dished out ln such volume that. they have not. and dare not publish quantltla and particulars of its debauchlrtg distribution. ‘ Outside of tau. 111M that broken promise of a juvenile house or farm of correction, our laws and their enforcement 1s more of a. training system of crunlnallty, than any slmlle of a supreaﬁor 01 wrong doing. I can speak for the Clliy 110!!! knowledge. The youth. in 981111 111d 1n bunches. up to wveys as many is ten, will be found nwwllﬂﬂ ground yards, and wherever there is anything to steal, (at. times under pretense of hunting bottles). ll“. film?‘ “it'll? °’°“°°° “m” e v _ ropen . Irhere Ls no use taking them to court, even 1f you can catch 31BX11 or net. their names. You lose your day. or nwre, you 910W! W 11°11"? tlon which V011 ﬁel- The Penny- perhaps a a " -‘ sentence Der- hops handed to the imenls- v"- sumobly for correction. In reallli! to get. further lessons tn the art. but 5150 a, pm-gx-aduate course on how to do the trick without belnﬂ caught. Being caught ls. to many, the principle feature of crime. Property is practically without protection. Every 11°11°°1V°bl° scheme o1 low Ls made to abet B1111 protoet the monk 50H‘- 0"! °l 3 hundred murders. every "1011111 15 dead, ngl; g slngle 0X16 8503995- But we‘ laws ensure that wbout 50 of the murderers eses/pe penalty- we have thefts, hotue breaklnﬂ. shop lifting and burglarfee in our city. Can 1t be shown thﬂﬁ 10% 11° caught. and punished? Ii! MCPIIN Bros. had installed an electric contrlvance 1n their store. $10118 9119118‘); u; prostrate those armed

would have been P11111511?“ "m!" the code. ‘me dare not. even 1156 a shot gun. W1 h 8- 990$ °l 5B“ “m! g partridge squlb. without l-he penalty or! the la/w 11mm them-

return the Campbell Government. It. will look big to the poor man; ft will tempt hlm sore-l’ ly. The Federal Government has posed on Election Act that al- lows azents to do all kinds o! el- ection work only and except on the day of balloting. and no doubt this Island contest la provided for ln the same way.

It. ls hard to visualize the feel- tnzs of a tempted man knowln fl would help hlm for a short tme, and with such glowing nronuses from the Thrlftless Thlrfy-"Posl- tlve, upon my honour, I really dld l-ry hard last term, but. couldn't quite make it. But just give me a chance lhls time, and see me go to it.” Ha. ha!

If the people are not awake to the situation ft will he. a bad day for Prince Edward Island. New- foundland got tnto the same dlﬂl- culty that. th‘; Province ls mettfn" into, and being a Crown Colony ll was declared bankrupt. put; under a Commission and taxed untllthey felt ft. ‘may are back to normal and the same party which ut. them down tried last Fall to n- duce them to go back to the old vote-buying system. but. the people decided to stay under the Commu- slcn. To be bankrupt under the Dominion Government would be the ruln of this Province, and Heaven help us lf there are nt the necessary number of patrfotc peorfe who will vote to save their

native land from such ruinous rulers. I am, Sir, etc.

WELL WZSHER. I

WATER. MAY BE PREVENTING LOSS 0F WEIGHT WHEN REDUCING

when n diet. expert. oulllnoa l reducmg diet for an overwelilht. patient he naturally allow; mo patient. tn drink water to 50min:- tent because water_ nu Ht: or no fuel value and does not put fut on the body. This allowing the patient to drink the onflnory amount of water ll um nlrfuht

when the reducing t la m b0‘ taken over a number of montlml however, 1t. la, ln mam! cam. me

In Great Britain these otec- tlons are allowed, and mas $18198 enforce the lows without DOUWBB-l lnterposltlons. 1r you 11nd 11 We! an your prqnlses, and remove him (n you are swift. enouﬂh to M011 mm). at the end of yvur WB- Y°11 are liable for assault. and if you have a. law dollars W11 my the fine Ior protecting your PFODQYl-y- And ‘if you send an offloer of the lﬂ-W to remove WBBPRSWW. there l5 5 Government and ‘ﬁlly 911111103795 Health M. D. to “cerllflcatﬂ the offender, and intimidate the of- floer of the law.

I repeat, and I can abundantly prove what. I shy. 111°"? 5° Th“ others. in all probability. Yet the people of this City, probabLV 111 l)" outside province. can in scores and numbers. declare from actual

knowledge that. law and its enforce- ment. l5 worse than ever before, and that the emptlest of all Liberal platform “pledges u their promises of law e orcergent.

I. am sir, etc. PEWlLY-QFANEQ"

drink water. the overweight con- tinues w make his usual amount at salt, he will be even more dls- »; lnted ln results because salt ho s water in the tissues to the extent. of '10 tunes its own weight. I am reminding overwefghts who wlsh to reduce that they must K0917 this matter of water balance 1n mind because oft/er doing without; much desired food for B W691! 01' two and ﬁnding that they have lost. little or no welzht. they m" naturally think that their over- weight 1s not due to eating more fnod than they need but to some condition of one or more of their glands. If they think that. eating less food tr not, therefore, going to reduce their weight, they will resume a full diet again. whereas another week or two on the reduc- ing dlet would have shown that too much food was really the cause of their overweighq

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Ania thin Bprlng we offa- you Ietﬂlllsr u tho nun price to the farmer or the dealer on other fort-liner dish-lb-

utorn throughout. the Province.

A: soon u the roads no opened for mach we mu have the fertlllmr on hand and at the some time be pleased to an from you whatever potatoes, Seed or rm. Stock, you have in nebula at no high o price u h [olnf

on the day they an trucked. l can lee no rouon of [ohm lo the expense of pﬂnﬁ-

In; n Price Lin. 0w price ll no hllher and no lower

than the other Dealer: but thfi year we are Importing an

Fertilizer. There will be no deliver-ls from The hhnd Fertilizer Plant but we will have o supply on hand to

mike prompt dellvery. This

hu been the best and moot proﬁtable yhr I

have Iml for some time. I will be able to [Ive a llbelﬂ amount of credit to thou l hove previously done buslneu with and lo take on some new customer: provldln; l m ntlslled Ont they are good rlnh but no ﬂl thug Immat- wlll be not out.

We luvs n lpeclnl mixture of Granulated Immut- upeohlly prepared for ‘I'm-alps. The INWBI’! that an going to look to tu this Fall to market their turnips would be well advised to use thh Fertilizer. Plane oonhet wmi lhe Offfoo without further delay. I have been away for n few dun otherwise this announcement would luve Ip- pelred esrllor.

Thanking you one and all heartily, I m,

Your: very truly

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