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CFA

MERCHANT

hearty meals

_worth a whole day `

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Covers Prince Edward' Island Like the Dew

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_ V, _ _ . \. -__/V, - _ _ Mnxms ull nun vii nil 1 "M- §"§‘§\ l I ' N‘ili_l;'u;l,f.;,,t,, ine Peoples Paper Read byiaveryuniy \ -------M -----< --

` is warm today.

°'¢E»°::-on no n. s. A.n.iio

lgtloll Delivered ".00

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1927

Charlottetown Gnnrdlnn Two Gauti- lornlng Guardian, Founded ll!

ating Remarks.

V lust night gave a

Ciqdedlgtggring to the Conservat- Bp en lldldiites - l-lon. Louis lL.

ii .

Eiiiliidllilites, Messrs, Aus" ‘ pn... u-ui' ll. W. peruse wer iiixnm to witll respectful atten-

comes Personal _ And Makes Incrimin-

tended meeting at to the o le to give the question

The mrlely at careful ping thoughtfill considera-

tion and then -he ieit assured their full support would be tendered Mr.

iv” “H vir. J. -i-i. inuntninnhe B--ntuln -intl himself

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=-’-"=-'-"t:= c.r-:»::.i::-_cl

-Ami r-r'l:i:li-+1 =i::l|-r-ic.r'.1

Way to Solve Brit-

ain ’.s Population

Problem-Dominion Seen as Industrial- ized.

Meeting At- Clyiifi RiV0I` L&Si3 Night 3 !_ __ Stirring AddressesDe1ivered By Messrs Wes Largilill Ai`»i5@Hii0ii-MF-‘LGPH-ge B0' ` - MacMillan And‘MeLure -At Meeting" ' -4

Scheme Proposed as - '~ - - _ ' Annual Meeting Op-

TIVE DDNDIDATES EENTHUSIASTID--_RALLY HElD MAHI

SPLENDID iHEAR|Nii e BY i`.DNSEililAl`|VE llDRliERS ilHiN|]Hi

~|]H|lH|]H W-

In Offer Bu ildining Last Evening.

A hu-gt-ly attclldcd meeting of-problems which colifront thc work-

lloliservative ivorkers and support- ers. The speaker closed his ud- erii was held last evening in thi! dress by asking ull those who had Committee Rooms in the Offer ears to offer for election day to Building. 'l‘lie candidates for commuiilcate with Messrs Alley Charlottetown and Royalty, l-Ion. and` Ellsworth, and by thanking

_ Dr. W. J. ii. MIacMillnu and Mr. W- the workers for the splendid sup-

S l _ lberal mmllllnle ln __-__ _ Chester S. Mc ure were on hand to pol‘t'gven him and his colleagues G “ln meell 0( me -fl,-gg 0 fol1EE>r'iEiePlEEEeuLs each which filled IUONIDCN, .luiii_- i-i. -~ “l’i'obulily 1'®D0i'L the progress of the cam- in 192.4. _ I A;li_:lal°&eeetlig ol :ge Marlllme

?-'--i,_,_,€ C-"-'c:::l

ened in Trinity Church _ Last Even- ing- Large Attend- ance of Delegates.

_.__-

w iz. U ll d “mul the best way Oi ,mivlllg Bl-lining paign und were tendered a most Hon. Di.-MacMillan was the last Bmnchofllllm Womelrs Mlmlomlry

. f -, f K A _ iii" ‘iiiimi ° me mn 0 D' I pmmelll. of sl"-l,1l|.l -lnylyniglrioll lu hearty reception, Brief addresses speaker. He hnmorously alluded Socleb M the lllllled Cl.m-ch in

teli¢l01i- Th” meeting' ov" which condemmmon of me Gqvemmen 'tio British lnanufnctuleis ilu ei were also delivered by Messrs, to the confllction of policies with ' y Trl ll Ulm.

es Mvphau Dreamed' was In mscusmng thedletilperigcg ‘E1ilitilii|ial‘blis‘l\ -bruiicliee of thi-ir iudustrv Grant. Cliff Conrad, T. Edgar Mac- the medical practice and thanked §;3E|(;1li:iiilrcv1iaE1l11ii?‘ll'<j;tt|cEtowp,nPyE- Igl-

Mr. .iam _ , , colrlpilrlliiviliy Uriieriy '~h""“3h°“f u“i"_he ‘enema Ee P D 8 th :ln Canada. mid niuii lii.eni with Nutt. 'l‘. B. Woodmali. A. J. Mc- his bearers for the great honour and on -l-ulmlay evenlngnlulle 14m

,ml the usual remarks and inlet nfptlolis by the younger set wiio

which is being ‘llroadcaiit by e, _ N l A ll -ll l H l (- _ d ne-_ lll l~ . . '

_ -people from t-lleillrliisii isles. wlioin ev li. its n ra H01". “Ei »0ll 0 m Dui years ago. speak- From. all pans of me Maritime

Liberill liilliy iiiiii- i-iii’ "'xi’e"se“ uri-tliey -know so well," snid -lion. iiors, J. D. Taylor, J. C. Sims, and ing bf the Conservative members lprovlnceq delegmes had been EM.

it udeii. ""ide"iiy_ to have some the election campllilill iii iieiiig iii'°°|l|a_nle5 |Ml11w1m`_ .Qlmnqinii Minister James Paton all of whom were of the Legislature, the Honourable l " lvl - ' l -L E 8 vided for‘by brewers and lliiiimerslof Trade and Coin-nicrce. in o.ddi~es- listened to with interest and atten- doctor declared, No member would :gr lrcfgngzlngle gwgulng? lglher;-i; mb;

lin. -- _ V _ _ T -lion. Mr. Jenkins- C0i1B€l‘\'llii‘/B dftililiie i-he iiwi mill \`-iii* iiiiiieiiiiriii lung me i(-_,mana :Cin-1, an n lm-ii. lion. Mr. W. Allan Stewart, Pre- adopt a policy detrimental to the Mal and mme on fnllesday' umklllg

urlrlldutc, -presented n Bti'0l\K 116'

has -been. branded as an absolute

duet tendered lo'i~‘.ir lic-ileri llorden. Bilieiii- Oi iiie i-iii°riii'C°ii9°i"“iiV° im°"""“ oi iii” i”`°"i“°°' “iid iii” in all a splendid attendance of

' -e of lin- policies anti record of falsehood. -forimer premier or Clllludlll 1,4.,-.3 Association, occupied the chair. `C0nB'ervative party knows just as earnest devoted women met to Iam ~i‘ontinulng, he made the absurd lam nlglll_ Mr.'W. Chester S. McLure, M. L. Ililleh llbbiit temperance as any hem. the “pon of work 'done dmc

‘ille Stewart Government. -l-le treat- ed the lluuliccs of the both govern-

ilisl the audience could not but fal

and inane statement that the island lion. Mr. Malcolni cited statistics A- iii'i0i’lY reviewed the progress ofi bpd? Ui' ilidilzlidiiiiis 0" Prince Ed' ing the past yearr and to receiv

will be covered with iilliliir “wie” rf iCunadlan tiud and uioniioncd iiie Vuiiiliiiigii *ie referred K0 lim wiird isiiiiid in ¢iiB°l1BSii\l! this h 5 0

' -~ ' ‘ » ' ' ’ ‘ ' -first inspection for te day t

I and confessed that the -Prohibition lla-ren-therically that the l)oiniiiVloii's iiiiiioriiiiiiie Ui' iiie isiiile Ui lim i1P‘°m§?”m§*“dd ‘i)°ni3iiiIii.ibi° ¢i*iiilii1iKil mme

0 nee how the Bell (loveinineni Act was never enforced by BUY mbgorptloll oi' llirltish -goods w:|_~i Priiiiciiiiig eieciiiiii “iid iirgeii iiie m n ue y le 0i’p°5m°"- the According to the 'prerpared pr6-

menis in such n mnsteriy manner

d liqunlldered tho money Ui' iiiif

Goveriimeut-Liberal or Conservai-.greater -t-han was wppoi-cru. since HBCSHGIIY Ui' illriiiiig Dui iii” V°i°- awake" declared' ui" °"" °“""” °i'g1'sm of the ‘Conference Branch.

. _ . _ . _ _ The various elements of the OD- °'\° °i *ii* Wir!" 0' "W °iiY Ml‘-- '

l. - lllic Stewart. Government ive. lin .further admitted that ion nlurmeioiis nlaiiiifactuietl toiitinotill _I . r Rev. 'W_|M, 'Ryan01Tr|n»i,¢y-Chu;-ch

Wwe dm dltions in (lharlottetown were not les like x-ublvcl' lines, cle.. were noni- gosmlm, “.i~e‘L then memkmed and :'°‘;‘:l": "‘{°°if w°"° Pi`°°°d'd occupied the chair and the devot-

h hoilld be and made the dually linporled -fi-out tht- United ie ii “ieiiiy Ui iiie Lei”-ier ‘ii the y "3 W°""°" Wi"° W°"° ionai exercises were led by Bev.

us t ey s - _ _ _ _ _ - -

‘vice had. during the past four years charge that the -Charlottetown Max- |Sta-les, .but the raw niaicriui was Liil;?iv“ilV{’“i'Y_ ‘-“iieii iii ‘i“°5ii°"~ |s';'°'c;":_|t"°l:h° °§°i°'° “ai P"°"‘i" Dr. Ramsay. with a splendid choir

,by strict economy in ull t.lle differ- tnl depnrtlncnts of t-he public ser-

lliilde u record of which any govern- ment might well be proud. He limi'

ietrate was daily violating the Pro-

prodilced in the Empire. ' “Line iiieii made ii briei E 3 "“"k“"d' Thi' i' leading the music.

. t' the Stewart platform °”i¥ U lllflple of the campaign ,

-hiblti n -Law and later stated -he _ "“""_"ei' 0 _ ' Rev- F- E. Boothroyd broush

do it In discussing the -Canada industrialized dedmmg that it is n pnlicy which ""”m'°d by °"" °i’i’°"°"*°-" gracious and cordial greetlnss from

ly criticised the Liberal party for coal pi'0ve - provides for the l,m,,.e_ The Tam. Doctor MacMillan next comment- _

1, e licles of the two V Atih- Conference of -the -Maritime .°.‘¥.i2§?i-T. nfl- M- W i’.:’.:-‘:.‘.'i2.i.':.f“‘..zf..i:‘°.s“t;::;f;.“ali ii'-.°'-‘-.:.'i.i';i. °.::'f.:';°':.ii...::"‘;f.:.i'P------- ------=- ------°- ile Devel' ii-DI>r°"°ii °i iiie i°"“p°"`y as mm,ly fmmu' ac me pm “-03 as well as the others had been. Th i’i§» file 95991100 0! which was th tam Ahearby support and c0'0pera` ance plank of the Liberal platfolmins agrlciult-mal. She was .liecniiinig Objem or U C _ M e the Llbéml leader had d ii tion in. the wol-li: done bythe mem

itlherlng to a law which lacked pub- lic support-the Prohibition law md showed to the evident satisfac- fibii of the audience. -how Govern-

ll ed to the people mllindustniallzed. and lm-inilginnin had ie iiiiiieivil Ve Dilrty in me mf “DB9” 91| t° ers of the Womens ‘Missionary 'Soc-

__¢.n control- will suppress the ll-lplll/l=1i;:l¢2;;r*l’ll1_,0ol,B DW ,-to bl-lleillnili-lil Ml ,lg,.lc,lllm_l__ll_,. ol, lilllimgllntexnlllnlnwlllnyllllplllxz riglglen ll; 193;? :Salle my, Mrs san-zero, President nr the

Mr J' H. ;Bu“mln’4ConBervatl“ pliglvs He lilrwll ni us ru. _ot-t.iip.i- dmom' wlng of his party who b H dlConfe'rence |Branch was next llitro-

~ _ ~ - gilt that -British inoii- 1 ll e ‘We diuced to the audience and gave a

i‘.°:.';§‘.*.“°.'.i.. i2l;;°.‘;'.;"‘...ziil’;.. 1". ‘:‘.:’.-calf.” rr. .§;:f:'::...f‘:..i'f.?:‘.2:ll.°':.-. l.::..:’;f’ in '- -»---an Bell oo-vernmentjwhieh -he follow-°° ."“ “B "mi, ""9 Ever* " “S we--it -hnni-l he cone within the Dr- MacMillan concluded his na.t°°_'° H" `D°""’fi°“ _'R°‘°”'“'g

My evils which have followed in iie wake of the lProhlbitlon Law- lie clearly and satisfactorily show- ef the great improvement in con- Millllqns in_these provinces now un- iieiiluvernment Control and 'us piooltif its effectiveness. in con

Announcements

Coming Events,

Meetings' Etc.

"Sec "ill-_neon Dobbs" at York

tonight. 70947-G-1'5-ii

"°scoiciiiort celebration nf'

Scot-~hi'ci~t_ Wednesday, July 13.

70626-14-31..

"Sec the 3 act comedy "DBI-C0" bbs" by the Clyde River Diam- tit. -(ilu-il at Victoria Saturday. unc 18th., S.-30 p. m. 7093-8»l»5-21 ~-vicio-in niiaeir clhanter. -N0- 92, meets -in Lion Lodge room at --gg on Friday, June 17th ai. 8 ‘li- .Georgc ‘l_)ochei'iy, Wor.‘ Precelr i-. 7086-6~i5.2i

.- .icome io the 'ice Cream Social

` lSoul-li Freetown -School on Thurs- iill' evening, Ju-he liith. li' not fine following e_ven‘i'n'g_

"’iiee cream and Cake ai. Corn- 'luli Hall, Wednesday evonins. ~7"ii0 22nd., under auspices Corn- “ll York ‘Inallltute.

'i080-1-5-'Weilfnioiitiic

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trialist to l it the Do l l id t h l _

ii “ii Wm' ~““ i“v“\“°r“b\° “fence M 9iii'iV°Y it-S 'l:°t;Bi'bi‘llties_ m H on nl next ten days. As far as possible gre” Wiiii U- Btirrlnz tribute to Mr. |;_)ef;_e\iY_e};\.¥‘n(;z\1vnnn_b‘;;li;Tl,1¢:}¢(;n ‘Ii

the actions of the Stewart Gov lmpd ,Bwlg mnllel. g,,vn,._,,,,,-_ ii D0I‘H0i\l1l canvas must be made .E911 ,,_D- D9Bi0is. “a kind of manwhal. ,God-8 llldusm- ,md

. . ll , _ ' - purpose

cluding he made u stirring appeal ernment. In undieliutv-ble i?rmS» -ii°- general of Canada presided nt the-fgaiha ",;,’;fi’” iriuiii be iiliferi to the ;';l_ty argl’ ix* it" iilile C°l1H0rv2tiV0 was -for this gi-ent dominion in

‘ BIIOWGG U19 fl\ii\ii°° 0f ‘U19 iiiie Ui' banquet, and the llllshop of Mont- i S' “se are iii? iw" "iiiiii` mud.. 6 ° W °_m we can be which we so proudly claim citizen-

ministraiion i0 R969 t0 iiieir eiec' real and Dean of ilviiitisoi- were i D ' ship. il-‘roim early days in Canada tion promises and the prodlsniily among the guests _ "" f -~ - when His nation unites practically

money of the people. -His denimlri- company. w-i.;»h the substance ol' t M d~_ I Sc- I l ' have grown. -to he extent of sixty

they' pursued in Squimderilig the 'Sir -Ric-bert ‘Borden rt-gliled tlic-New .C0l1tl'ibllti0n V ‘represented they population. We

union or the Prohibition 1.-iw-ite some nr his l-lsnnit-i lu--..n-_, ict 0 9 U33- 1911069 _ ,eight nationalities with n g-_ent

failure to meet its own promise tiurcs recently delivered nt Uxfol-d,i variety of faiths and religions.

and impossibility of enforcement especially tracing the iliflucnt-es of was delivered with telling effective- British and [Fl-auch caoperrilioii in ness lo the audience who were ulilbuilding the -Dominion and lie gave interest and attention. assurance -tha. as regui~d.~i thc

In concluding he stressed the ne- 'French minds in the Donliuion

cessity oi' immediate change in the there need be "o -uneasiness -re- comllllons wlllch now exist w}|1¢h'gn.rding the fiiiiure_ liotli races held he declared could _be blloughl llboudlt their duty to maintain and pre- by Government e0mml0n1y_ .serve the :British cominoniveal-th

Mn Angus Mepheev Llberal elm. as au exemplar to 11 greater League

- I of Nat-ions.

:_:g;‘r{'l°y{i;:_ll‘:;gles‘1l;l Ig: 5l’;e°é2v;vl,':€ Lord Chancellor Cave extolod

' th “ .- - - f

ment and hls remarks llred the the lstrong, selfpeliaiit voice o

'D0 l l iii' l l l

aiidiimce’ heh? ml°‘l°‘lfle‘;l;°peuu°n potent ir!?zeIto(i-natw ixiilileiiilixii cehifiilclliii

oi Mr. -heros S e I 6 V

i“i°“- Mr' Jmikins f°“°w°d in ra' 2ongne`zllEl!;ne’:"iTli)l'iD:d`S;?/itil;hiviifiii illiimi- *iii* °°"`°“i°d me °h\"3°° 'the Dominion i'iii‘.medla-icly saw made by his 0pp0ri9iiii‘ “iid damn' iiiifl-B8 as thy were and qiiielll’ strated that the interests of thelbook lm gland lmsldo Brlmln and 'Pl'0ViliC6 C°\iid -be advimceii ‘miy increased, if that were possible. 'by the -p60pi0 Eilfiiig iiieii' 3iiPP°i`i the cc-nfldeuce existing between the to Premier Stewart, whose record na¢_|0ns_

could not he challenged. --~

French A-viators' P~ E~ island Biiiiy _ ~ Han Nurrownscepesvrnvrts-Ailrllcf-11-1011

(Special to The Guardian) TORONTO. June 14.-The

Ontario department of health is prepared to announce at an ear- ly date the recent discovery of a successflul treatment for rick- ets in children, diseases of the skin, tuberculosis, and general- ly speaking all ones of malnu- trition. The department believ- es the discovery will take fit-at rank with the experiments of the past.

Dr. Frederick F. Tlsdnlt In

responsible for this new con- tribution to medical science. Dr. Tladalt has succeeded, aft- er ten months experimenting. In discovering a means of lep- aratlng the short and long rays of the sun. so that the curative short rays oln be utilized Wi!"- out interference from the cur- rent long rays. Application of these healing powers oil _the sun- are n-use through a llwvlli "glass" which Dr. Tildalt has perfected.

I] E. Vi l

l_i"l

Pl'-I2

lp' Ei

The work of oiur 'Womens is

M _

sionary Society was degmibeq as a grea-t chain comprised of -many links each representing the various departments of work--Orientals, lndians. and other races have been ‘met and helped by the megs; 9 of

PAHTY 41 ._-_. . -

' - rk -has -been

Seats Yet to (Continued ¢Tlge 3.)

Decision Of

be Decided, Fianna Fail Party Has Again Drawn Even With the Govt. in Number of Deputies Elected. °]

a d school

liilddrtllken and

_ District Court

_ Reversed

(Canadian Preu)

NEW ORLEANS, La., June 14.-

Ttie United States court of appeals t d

(spam to -l-he Gundlanl o ay reversed the decision of the

DUBMN June 14 _*Eamon de United States district -court of

valel," _lllmma Fall l h d Northern Texas which granted Dr.

pary 8 Frederick A Cook arctic explorer.

_ _ ll _ °"i‘=‘°°°fii° et Hope alvel- rn-luv tc-median Frm) (c,,,,,,,,,,, pm.) 'P3-pai Delegaita ht that he-n- the one nr the nan-

and

_.__-_..,. ..

wilt present their

"Breitling Win- iver on Wed

"°°°“‘ '°° y “'°“°° “m ti n 0 in Berne 'rhe new oeiesatf

B--‘of lTrlMtV Gil‘l\l'_0\l.]\| .i hi New York-Germany cheapenlng the cost of prodiic o ng . » will present ' _ 3-not llligliii lflnlhesnellunca plane Comm. on the farm_ will occupy his resldenczherle. Sle°wart_ Hari was unable to get much altit- Mr. Caldwell was siippilriell -iii' iii “"9 ti’ “Hive ft gui' eg lgrda. 1ilth_in!t. ltemfter ‘it had taken of! and J. I.. Regan representing the fruit Empress of Scot an on knead lr

sell downward a few minutes growin committee of the Depart and will spend the Wee

till october mmm June

w 'to `tll¢1\nii;unoement

“ Byng had refused

nl in

,l.

' .-.

(opeeioi to The Oilinllon) 1 i

a sequel' Viscount

heavy

fees l

baron to il ed today that numerous

noted men

similarly

lm*

, l V - no -

_ _7t“B4i5*il.l- tar aving Le Bourgat. The'ment o%=Natural Resources. Nova tl1BtCil¥-

---' _ “ l ' an _ fthe plane struck the gwm ,mn by letter from U10 _

"See "Why M8il`\§lfi‘Y"‘*t 'H15 llfound. flthe. two eVii\i°rl_ .i°il`i1°‘i Prince -Edward .island Potato Grow- chief f. l' Thursday. .Tube ltktloui-Hum; lliiom- the eookqm unhurt. An ex- “-5- Association. There was strons _ ' ~ ` °*~rl° i"fi4*7___'.“‘-5.. 4 9° i'."9‘ ~ Filiil .i-°ii°lV'°'-i °““`°°iV °~ m°"‘°“i opposition to the aovll¢¢ii°“ ‘i‘°'“ ' Brgaks B,9COI‘d

on natur . V ov -_se or. _ _'rue burning 5.000 litres or _- i nl ._ 'rue y _ _ wt, ' ' d°i§'.l¢Wé&$1;i‘p, ine -an-leo for the l night °“'“° ‘md °h°m’°° mm” iiniona .__... - V

‘ U l li

no no yu- _ _-_ _ ` in mules ' `

-----in -i-'-»~ V _ _V .iv-'ie-f*--°° "-° ---°-i---- _.hill .i3$l‘....é’...."-’i‘.i-..----. ---- V <°----'-- 5";-g,,,_,, ,,,,

A ` i' ’°" " ' ° J board hears woolen tnamuflcturers. CHICAGO. June -

_ __ . _ .l I y A _ _

, - - F h b li th aoord for a nop-.

med make m' h . - f`» _.___ gif: lslzmltiloix, fgolin Milwaukee to

~- ~ rl ‘ Chl o, a distance o! . 88 milbil

m.0fllS6d T0 Pa I when-:she leaned no to the Sieve"

R U i I y _ n - \ ¢ ` E ` A A - r

.llomlnion all _ __ `- MISSIIIQ FEIBY- sotei at s.av e. nl. central cuv-

-' i f'j,j§’b_~ i`°_i"..’i°“°.“l“ f lt i»-V1-H-an run- ;.j.-:.:.-....“;.l:.i..*i"::.-.:!s°';.-.f

Toll Feather who is 42' years old.

flnished easily in lil hours and Bl

”'i`i‘° lnutnl, u little im than the ai 8"' Dia had ut for himself - to win o “‘i"' purse of 51.000. The ‘armor re- _f°“'” me or an neun -nu ni oe ny sio “ 'fi Hatch ten years aio.

Conference

(Special to l1"he Guardian) QUEBEC, Que., June 14.-

N_ungeuar and Coll, the -French aviators who took o4‘f from Par- is to erou to New York, may be stranded in the north of the Province of Quebec. A wire ro- oelvod this morning at the Nr- llnment-lulldlng hero from a -forestry omni as at'Qervnaln

township, Mani, tho. Gagno- nay river. .ot ` that tor half an hear on -Sunday night from 9 o'olook standard time, dia- tren llgnali were lion ln the mountains north of the town- lhlp. '

-He ltatu it was lata by four

mon. The dlatreu signal: were in the form of flares. Several hundred fern! welilicro or the -Oagusnay district an going to the lt. Germain dletl-let in an effort to locate the milling fllf on. The Provlnelal Gwent- mant anxious' to leave

unturmd In the

being forestry' further

DE; A E

__ I ~\l\.

iiefsil \\ __ 3%?

drawn even with the Government ' ' again in deputies elected to the gvngiveégggr prgbfuozl' tnr' cook ~Dail Eireann on the basis of defln- ence 0 wr een years

imprisonment three years a o for

itely known election returns at -four l g dclock this afternoon deal ng in spurious oil stocks.

une 11-th; see 'iris-no -nlvere". one in-1 nouiiowr, Franco, June il, 0.l..l.AW,A l ll _,,. w_ l., l l. ° lee, with 17 se-ne yet -lo he decided. T110 W68,t.h9P ‘ “o bent comedy whom ,aan-ir- scant. neu-gee Pelletier-noisy. well WM ll; “l{“‘pelm_ll 'l“_l_0m ‘ll‘l,_ _ D119 T0 Al'I‘lV6 was mama Fall ll; llovmmenl l °

hinged. .__ .~ t. .ndlii-2| nniny l-‘rent-.ii long distance aviator ml_"'f hom-d -I-map “Hamm” m “sk 0 d pall,” 41; Sym, mln, 4; Lago,-l 22;

0 - and his navigator, E. (loul, i\H\‘r°w° that insecticides and fungicides he i n ur ay “`°i'Ui°i`B 91 'il1d0Pe'Di\del1i5 103 N9#

\ -, e - .___

il§§i';'l"lhe°$::~Paff“§mi§l§:gr lv ei-i-noel tile-lui lt:;in¥h:'i,‘°li:lg‘“;}‘lI piece-i nn the in-le lin. hir. cnln- ____ tional Messe, 18. A i-DY OF' Bic* 1-sth. -wait in-ti irneet-them siavilyriizi-ie‘iop lon-nel-ii. in-ilu “ii “"5" iii” “""" ""“°".“' "I i°"‘""°" P'°'1i _.Man ` MEN OFDIEN

7084.0-16-2| cl-gglieil uhoiit two miles from here §:;:°ll;s duglesl wolildlt llolwleivelzllgo l0TTA`V‘l{‘;\r,eOn(t;s.g3{1a<2 tile “ev Be Stranded l

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tlie political meeting at Hope Riv- er on Monday evening last to hearl the issues of the day discussed by the four candidates for the First Electoral District of Queen’s Conn-i W. Mr. Walter G. Mac-Kenzle represent-

Messrs. Peter Sinclair and Allan Stewart of the Liberal Opposition.

chairman of the meeting and ati the close was tendered n. -vote of thanks moved by Mr .MacKenzie and seconded by Mr. Stewart. Thai proceedings were orderly through-i out and all the speakers received a good hearing,

dahes, Messrs, Kennedy and Mac- Kenzie who received a tremendous ovation at the hands ol’ the elect-_ ore. On the other hand Messrs. Sili-

clair and Stewart excited but an oc- casional feeble murmur of applause h

w the cheers which greeted tiie-ef-

ually recorded a Conservative mu-

that oil Julie 25th Mr. Kennedy and

precedented large -vote -from the

was the .first speaker of the even- ing. il-le did not avail himself of the full period of time to which he was entitled. 'but coniined his remarks to

previous meetings. He criticized a number of techuicalities in the Con- servative Temperance platform clalmlng that the proposed act would be unworkable. Mr. Stewart

not wish his name confused with iiilii Of Mr. W- A- Stewart Of Ci1Bl"';support on previous occasions and

He ably disclosed the real nature

and showed that they had 'been oh- tained by leaving many bills un-

paid. !-ie admitted that the prescntl NORTHAMPTON. E118-. -YUM 14 1

been put ‘back in the peopie's pockets!

of amid great applause referred to the results obtained by the Premier. "Do you people consider it worth w

Th Temperance » Question. declaring that "as it gels older it gets worse." H

. bar. “il/lore than that." shouted

-voice from the audience.

DDNSERVATIVE CANDIDATES

ADClAIM'ED AT HDPE RIVER

,Hon. Murdock Kennedy and Mr. Walter

Mackenzie supported by Mr. A. J. Mae-

Nevin deal ably and

eapably with the is-

sues of the day. Conservative sentiment

overwhelming.

A large audience turned out to

the Hon. Murdock Kennedy and

g the 'Stewart Government and

r. Cedric Simpson was appointed

The meeting was overwhelmingly favor of the Government candi-

lch was in marked contrast to

rts of their opponents. Althoughi the past.l{ope -.River poll has us-

rity the indications at present are,

r. MacKenzie will receive an un-

ectorate of this dist-iict, -Mr. Allan Stewart of Bona-haw.

answering a few statements

ude by -Conservative speakers ntl

formed the audience that he dirll

ttetown who had recently deliver-l

iel"s travelling ex-pcnses. l The speaker delivered the usual

n newspaper and quot-ed extracts!

consistency. ii-ie oxtollcd the virt-

terjected "You couldii‘t have beeni

out much." greatly to the amuse-i

ent of the audience. A 5 Hon. Murdock Kennedy next

arose amid loud and prolonged up-i

ause. 'l-le first discussed the finan-

cial situation and declared that never had the province stood hetter|

this respect than it does today.

the alleged -Liberal surpluses

hut only in the construction of por-

anent works. The debt was now

being paid off, Mr. Kennedy con-, tlnued, and the 1923 -platform of-,,.,,,_,_,,,,,,,,_,,**,,,,,,,. the Conservative party had beeni totally implemented. Furthermore’ the poll tax -had been abolished

oud cheers). and ‘$120,000 hadl

Regarding Mr, Stews-rl's charges

exiravagance, Mr. Kennedy,

65.000," demanded Mr. Kennedy. e speaker next discussed the

reviewed the terrible conditions

Mr. Kennedy again called lnl cation ‘the activities of the Tem-

perance Alliance and humoronsly

ferl-ed to n man whom he has

seen going il-bout posting handbiils hdven-tioing temperonee -meetings on the Sabbath day. He concluded his address with a stirring tributa- lo Mr. Ai-thing Simpson, his former ~wAN~rgp...A _colleague and a strong umpornnos

advocate wha untill been vlrtorousiy

. _ unborn b e html il !~_

mi* ‘N 5- ii ‘ lllr. Payer lllttlolr at llmerolfi

out erode mid faint _

e hlch have arisen as a result of the Prohibition Act and declared that-

»p0|y0N11), June 14.._Mg,|-ltime there are 110 places in -Charlotte-

moderate winds, partly cloudy and tlvm where beer is served over th

cool with n few scattered showers

first made a comparison of the fin- ancial records cf` the two govern- ments from the Liberal -viewpoint and denounced Premier Stewart for the vacancy in the Department oi Agriculture. Referring to the Temperance Question. he declared "We all admit that the -Prohibition Act has never prohibited the sale of liquor, but it has been a benefit."

lie criticized the Government for

not passing the proposed Acton the floor of the house and declared that there was no liquor sold in Char- lottetown. “Come down with me and ‘ill show you," called a member ' of the audience.

Mr. waiter G. MacKenzie next

arose and received a magnificent recefption. In thc course of an able and schoLai'ly address he complete- ly refuted the arguments of the Liberal naiidldates on _all points la order. Ile quoted statistics proving that the Stewart Administration had better enforced the Prohibition Act than had the Bell Government and declared that piibllc opinion was behind the introduction of a new law. lie ably revealed the in- consistencies cl! the Liberal policy oil this question, declaring that the party was insincere and wished op- iy to obtain power. The -bootleggere, said Mr. MacKenzie were in favor of the retention of the Prohibition Act which has been abolished in every province except Nova Sco- tia und Prince Edward Island. Ho concluded ills address with a stir- ring uppeal for a common-sense do- cision. and declared that he would

abide by the result.

Mr. Stewart in his rebuttal had

no further argument to offer but made another appeal to the electors

for their support on June 25th.

Mr. A, J. McNevln was the last

speaker. Iiis address was punctuat- ed throughout. with loud appl&u!& i-le thanked the electors for their

urged the retention of Premier

ed an address over the radio. He`stewm~; in power, -He ably review- charged the lStewni't Governnwiited the finances or the province and with extravagance and denounced! an expenditure of $140 for the Pre-lor which -Mr. Saunders was a mem-

showeti how the Bell Government

ber had lost thousands of doilarl to the rovliice b their' ne lect of

- ' ‘ xl v s

Liberal attack against the Guard-‘our claims at Ottawa. He showed

how the government has reduced

from its editorials, charging it witlilihn fm-morn taxon, and reminded

the audience of Premier Stewart'l

ues of the defunct (Bell Ailmliiistra-im-omlge ,lf further l-eliuciioyp .tion onli clnllrged ‘thi ple:-,lint Gi;-'~ nie -incl-neo that the neil Gov- ernmen wt neg ec 0 l e ron s. Mr. Stewart emphatically declared

that iw had llioi iiiéii Seiiliioii Heel; ii shops in Charlottetown and collect- BCTHDET Ol] E. 6 TOR B, W ell ll. V0 CE

ernment had implemented the -Pro- hibition Act by opening four ruin

ing taxes from them. “Can we ex- pect anythlng better from these gentlemen today?" asked Mr, Me- Nevln. .

After further reviewing the -var-

ious issues Mr. McNevin resumed his seat amid the cheers of the audience.

British Author Dies

(Canadian Press)

government had incinrrcd deficits -Jerome K Jerome. vlotorl British

author, died at ri i-wil hr~spim‘ ro- day from cerebral hemmorrhage-

Condensed Specials

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