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Liberal Meeting ‘ ' AT WELLINGTON WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3nd, I947, AT 8 P.M. ﬁeakersz-Hon. G. H. Barbour, .I. Watson McNaught, M.P.

J. Wilfred Arsenault, Thomas L. Linlrletter and others.

The Liberal candidates for Filth Prince take this appos- tlnity of soliciting your support ot the forthcoming Provincial

Remember that the Progressive Conservative apposition, wblch Is naw seeking re-electron, rs the sameparty, with the sense leadership and largely the some personnel, Wlltcl‘ Y" in power from r93! to I935—laur years of unemployment

If not, vote for the Liberal Government which has estab- lished a record of efficient administration, pragressrve_pol- l icles, and increasing prosperity for the people of the_Provrnce. Vate Liberal on December llth, and put 5th Pr!!!“ 50¢!‘

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Liberal Meeting AT a O’LEA_RY THURSDAY, DEC. 4, I947, AT 8 P.M. Speakerez-Hon. G. H. Barbour, Forrest Phillips,

6 Fred C. Ramsay, t Hector Richard and others.

I PUBLIC POLITICAL MEETING at Tignish Wednesday, Oec. 3rd—7.3O p.m.

DR. W. J. P. MacMlLLAN, Provincial Progressive Conservative Leader, will be the principal speaker.

CLARENCE MORRISSEY, M.L.A., and DONALD CAMPBELL, Progressive Conservative Candidates of First Prince, will also address the meeting.

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LIBERAL MEETINGS 1st QUEEN-S

HOPE RIVER-THURSDAY, DEC. 4 lRlSrlTOWN-FRIDAY, DEC. 5 ‘BRADALBANE-SATURDAY, DEC. 6. ‘IONSHAW-MONDAY, DEC. 8 ~ALL MEETINGS AT 8 P.M. Signed: W. F. ALLEN STEWART. FRED'K. A. LARGE

_ Liberal Addresses This i Week Over C F C Y

i Wednesday night at 9:30—Mrs. Allison MacMillar Friday night at nine o'clock—Premier J. Walter Jone Saturday night at TAS-llen. George H. Barbour.

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i Conservative Meeting ill ONEEIB A- Publlc Political Meeting will be held at Masonic Hall,

Hunter River, an Wednesday evening, Dec. 3rd, at 8.15 P.M. l

R. I. IILL, KuC. Pllll-LIP MATHISON (Other Candidates In District ere invited)

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C.W. L_. Organized i In St. Felix

The members o! so. roll: Unit at the catholic Woman's League in ‘rlgnlsh assembled at. the home o! Mrs. Joseph Gaudet on Sunday evenins. November 30th. for the purpose o! organizing a sub-div- ision o! the C.W.L. in their dis- trlct. During ‘the past fifteen years. this unit has done splendid work 1n the various lines oi Lea- gue endeavor in the parish. This, coupled with a large membership. has entitled lt to the status oi a subdivision. p

A cordial welcome from the hostess and members assembled was accorded Mrs. Prank Murray, Diocesan organizer for Prince and Queen's, who presided and con— ducted the business of organizat- 1on,an integral part of which was an address on “The League." The speaker brieﬂy summarized its -Dlll'p05€, which is "to unite all our women In Canada. in organized effort in all ﬁelds of educational.

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srorrrure CLIII. cruinlorrrrows THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4TH AT 8 P.M. Speakers: .I. W. A. Nicholson, Honorary President, Nova _ Scetia, C. C. F. C. C. F. Candidates for 5th Queens

Dec. 4—O‘Leary Dec. 5—Palmer Rood

Dec. 8—Alberton Dec. 9—St. Anthony's-Bloomfield. Addresses by the Liberal candidates and ‘other f1 prominent speakers.

LIBERAL MEETINGS

social, religious. and economic work, for the betterment and vrel- I iera of our people.”

The amended by-lawe ns of June 23rd, i947 (which, incident- ally, cancels all previous edltlonsi l were presented, and the policy concerning “Federation Member-l ship" explained. This Federation l ts a. union on an equal basis, o! . various autonomous societies of women, with the C.W.L., nation- ally. provlnclally and locally, its purpose being to unify and ao- ordinste the work of the League, 1n a campaign of good works.

The regular procedure of org- anizing followed, with the ap- pointment of Mrs. Alfred J. Perry as secretary "pro tem." and the unanimous wish of the meeting for the formation of a sub-divis- ion to be known as "St. Felix sub- division." Followlng the recital d the League “pr0m!se," the elec- tion of officers was carried out. each nominee for office being

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Elected officers are: President. Mrs. Altred Glllls; ﬁrst vice-presi- dent. Mrs. John A. Chaisson; 2nd rice-president, Mrs. Melvin Des- roches; 3rd vice-president, lVIrs. Peter J. Richard; recording secy., Mrs. Alfred J. Perry; correspond- Lng secy, ‘Mrs. Edward Martin; teasurer. Mrs. Michael DesRoches: councillors. Mrs. sylvaln DesRoch- es, Mrs Joseph f... Craudel. Mrs. Cvrll Chalsson, Mrs. Louis Mar- tln.

Installation of officers was con-

ducted by the organizer, who 0X- tendecl congratulations and ex- pressed hor pleasure in attending. nnrl havlnz a part ln such an enthusiastic and (‘o-operative gath- ering of women.‘ The newly-elected president thcn took the chair. and as a preface to a brief business meeting. she extended. on behalf of the nervlyr-orgnnlzed sub-divis- lcn, a gracious and sincere ex- nrcssinn of appreciation to Mrs. Murray. A hnDPy social hour followed the adiournmoirt oi’ business. when refreshments were served bv the hostess and her committee. While ln "Hamish. Mrs. Murray was the welcome gircst of Mrs. J. J. Mc- Nally and Mr. McNally.

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Brighton Bridge! ' Marine Slip!

These are only three of the Projects outlined In the Progressive Conservative Platform!

A Grain Elevator In Charlottetown will assure the Farmers an abundant supply of feeds at Prices They Can Afford To Pay.

Brighton Bridge should be the natural approach

to Charlottetown from the Southwestern Part of,

Ouecn’s County. It will cut the distance to Borden to 32 miles. It will provide a Ivaluabls tourist attraction. _ ‘

' A Marine Slip at Charlottetown would provide necessary repair facilities for our Ferries and

other shipping.

EMPLOYMENT!

All these protects, besides being necessary to our Farmers and the Province generally, will PltOlIltlE PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT to large numbers at GOOO WAGES!

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