JUNE 21, 1930i

A Pledge To

From Coast To Coast

In emphatic terms at Win

Canadians

"W89. Hon. R. B. Bennett,

ma. CHALUITETOWN suanorgs

Annual Meeting P. C. Hospital ,

n N m E M o R I A M ault, Charlottetown; My, and M35, L

I v W. Goodwin, Charlottetown; Mr. . Maurice Monaghan. St. Dunstan“; = MRS. THOMAS CAMPBELL Mr. Leonard Sheehan, Iicncington,‘ , Mrs. Minnie Laurie and family, Char- v

The people or jcentrni Bedequeilottctown: Mgr.

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leader of the Conservative party. a native of the Maritime Provinces, set forth the platform of his party, definitely pledging the following if returned to power in the Dominion:

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Annual Report of the Ladies’ Aid of Prince County Hospital | For the rear ending May 31st, 1930!

Middleton and surrounding 00m-

Kensington; Mrs. Flame. and iam~_

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ploitation.

l‘ -We pledge ourselves to foster and develop agriculture and the livestock and dairy industries now so sadly ne-

glected.

" We pledge ourselves to the stabilization of ’ economic conditions, and to continuity of trade and freedom from the manipulation of home and foreign tariffs.

“j-We pledge ourselves to the development of inter-Pro- vincial trade, and of a Canadian fuel

ment of a foreign market.

'5-We pledge ourselves to the improvement of the whole scheme of Caadian transportation northward by the com- pletion of the Hudson Bay route. and thegconstruction of such branches as may be necessary to render it most readily available to every part of Canada; to the Pacific slope by a Peace River outlet, and east and west by the development m’ the St. Lawrence Waterways, and we pledge ourselves to aid existing traffic channels and to increase port facilities on the Great Lakes, Hudson Bay and the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, and to the establishment of a national highwaysys-

fem.

" -We pledge ourselves to scheme.

"a-We pledge ourselves to such compensation adjustment

as will ensure the benefit part of Canada.”.

_We pledge ourselves to a policy of protection for Cana- dians in the development of our natural resources, our ygrrkultural and industrial life, and our consumers from ex-

'6--We pledge ourselves to‘ foster andfsupport a plan for greateriempire trade based on mutual advantage.

policy, and develop-

a“ national old age pensions

of the above policies to every

Rollo Bay and Vicinity

My, Anemia: Paquet. Souris East gent Friday with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Fidalis Pflquet, Rollo Bay Centre '

w. and Mrs. GeorgeA Wood, recent motorists to Charlottetown.

Among those attending the conser vutlva Convention at Georgetown were Messrs. W. Ryan, J. Pineau, A. Anderson, New Acadia. J. M. Mc- Cormac, Temple Whaien, P. J. Mc- Corrnac, Rollo Bay West, P.,J. Mul laly, W. J. MacDonald. Souris West, J. H MacKinnon, J. Hughes, ma: River.

The Mixes. Kathryn MaoRae. Rollo Bay. and Christie. Deagle. Bear River. South, motored to Mon- tague this week.

Mr. Alexander Jackson. Sour-ls. is renovating the old Ktckbnm store at Scuris “lest. MrxJaci-rson

Sauxls Garage opposite the 00x Ho- Pei

Messrs. Neil Morrison, Annsndale, lvlarcellus Campbell and Alec, Mor- rison. St. Georges, are at present widening the road in Rollo Bay.

Mr, James D. Cothn. Fortune, pl]!- chased a new Chevrolet touring car recently. Other new car owners are Mr. James Hanlan, New Zealaml and Mr. George Mullaly, Gowan Brae.

MATINEE

HORSE RACES" AT SOURIS, TUESDAY, JULY 1st.

Class A. Trot and Pace, 100 bus. Oats

Class B. Trot and Pace, 100 bus. Oats

Class C. Trot and Pace. ‘I5 bus. Oats Races shall be 3 in 5.

National Trotting Rules to govern- I l this track is a member. GEO. N. MACDONALD. Secretary.

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srlunnm Mill WEAVING

Sand me your wool to be lpun into hm or wove into blankets the churn for spinning elude yarn l: 25 cents l!" pound and doubled 28 cents. Spinning and weaving a blanket 32-25. Blanket: are (white only! and Ill wool ‘l! x 00 inches unwashed Wool must be wuhod clean and all bun and dirt picked out. Send h! mall or freight. Freight will be paid 0n lhlpmeuta of 100 Ibo. Put ship- Nrl Mme on all parcels and owuerl lime. address and u-tructlous inside. vlhcrwlsn I will not be responsible for loner. The the of sinlle yarn l! "Win: and doubled yarn. line. med- ium mu coarse.

WM. LANDRIGAN

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was, till recently the proprietor of the‘

Mr. Michael Gallant. ‘New Acadia. motored to Souris last week.

Mr. Joseph ‘Dingwelh. fortune, pur chased an Essex sedan recently.

We are-glad to see- ,M.r. James Whalcn, Bear. RtverfSouth, out a- gain eftor hisrccent serious illness.

Mr. John D... MacDonald. Bear River, purchased B. new Chevorlet sedan last week.

Miss Rita White, Souris West. spent Sunday in Rollo Bay East, the guest of Miss Olive Peters.

Messrs; Pejtor and Joseph MM- Cormac. Rollo my West, and Angus D. MacCormac. Sourls River, motor- ed to St. Peters on Sunday last.

Dr. and Mrs. J. C. V. Fisher and family motored from Mass... this week or. r. visit. to Mrs. Fuller's pa:- ents Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Peters, Rollo Bay East.

"we regret u, learn of the illness of Mr. John Campbell. Bear ‘River, South.

Miss Bertha - McInnls. Ashton. spent the week end in Sourls River.

Mrs; Thomas MaoGuigan, St. l\&'ys Road. is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Bison, Souris West. ,

Miss Henrietta MacDonald, Sourls West. is vutting her sister Miss Jan- et. MacDonald, Tracsdle.

Among the recentyisltors to Rol- lo Bay West, were Messrs. John W, andvAlec MacDonald. Little Pond. Mr. Emmet Donahue, Sourls West.

Mr. E. J Campbell. Rollo Bay West motored to Montague recently.

Among the visitors to Souxls Sat- urday night were Messrs. ‘Li-rest and Harvey Aitken, Leon Johnson Fortune, J. D. Chatson, Bear River. Angus MacDonald, Rollo Bay-R.

Of Swine

Prince Edward Island has attained l, very good r putatton for the class of hogs, both breeding and couuner- cial stock, that. it Pl ‘ Will

general state of near-perfection which is good enough to leave alone

The fact is that some districts are remarkably good, and other: pcmllps

for the kind _of hogs being kept. Now what ls the explanation? Possibly it l! nothing more than the continued

use 0d goodbcors for: few years which has accounted tor-e‘ district's success. Or it may have been the im- portltlonofgood lowmofthedis- tribution of some good breeding le- males from local llttorl. _No doubt mostofthe goodresultswllltrlceto one or all of these factors. Improvement, of swine ‘is not a

very tedious or expensive process;

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Nine meetings were held during the 1 year with an average attendance oi nine members.

A considerable sum of money weal raised during the past year by the,’ 103°“!!! means: A Press Luncheon,‘ $911158 @588 at New Anann races, a, Recital by Mrs. Kenneth Richards, a? Rummage Sale, a Concert under thei direction of Professor Hume, also a! drive for New Membership which was‘ most successful. During the year the most outstand- 1 ing decision of the Ladies’ Aid wast the beginning of an "Elevator Fund" as a. means towards purchasing a much needed electric elevator for the hospital which fund is steadily grow- ing. An appeal for this fund has been 1 sent out to the Women's Institutes‘ oflPrlnce County and their response has been most generous as will show in the treasurers report.

Linen and other accessories for the hospital as requested by the matron have been purchased during the year. Respectfully submitted.

JESSIE A. MOORE Secretary Financial Statement Ladies Aid of the Prince County Hospital veal- Ending May 31st, 1930

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The Provincial Commissioner, Rev. Iii. '1‘. Spriggs. was privileged recently, to be present at the Annual Meeting! of the Boy Scout Association at Ot-i

Scouting as to devote» time and; thought to the work. Many matters‘, of “importance were discussed, among! which was the awarding of medals! for gallantry. It was interesting to! note that all present had the highest] opinion of the spirit of the boys of ‘ today-the opinion was that boys did not think of awards when danger threatens others, whether it be anim- , als or mankind, a Scout seeks to save l life, regardless of medals.

The new edition of "Policy, Organ- ization and Rules" includes much new matter, particularly regarding badges. a

It is exported to have a National: Sea Scout Committee appointed soon.

Much regret was expressed at the

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mil-fillies were terribly shocked when 11y. Charlottetown; Vlr. Jnzeyh Mc- about 330 Monday afternoon, June Donald, Si. Dunctazi‘; Mr and Mrs 9th.. word‘ was received of the death . Prank McDonald, Charlottetown. of Mrs. 'I"hos. Campbell. which oc- Mr. and Mrs. John L .\lcA1=,-r=r_ Chara curred in the Prince County Hospl- i lcttetown; Bliss Ada Smith, char. tsl resultng from injuries. received i lottetown; ltlr. and Mrs Arthur liq-r. in a car accident the previous day. latt, Charlottetown; Mr. and Airs i that medical skill and Bert Kelly and family. Kcnsington.1 tender nursing could do was done ‘ Mr. and Mrs. James Power and fam- , but the injuries sustained were toojily. Emerald; Mr. Rov pm» i

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Severe so 0n the above mentionedlslngton; Dr. W. J. Mcl an. -, - -- »- . .. ... . date her gentle spirit winged its lottetown; Mr. and Mat. 1\l;:‘nas1| ' t ' I heavenwifd miht. Mrs. Campbelh Mocnev, Charlottettmii- Mr and THY »

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“'35 54 998B 0! 5-80 511d W85 DTBWOUS ‘ Mrs. Jclm P. Bradley. Charlottctoivn, W her marriage Miss Mary McKcn- ‘Mr. and Mrs. Patric}: Doyle. Char-

Diliseiscd of a kind and Benial dls- _ Mr. and IMrs. Fred A. Sheehan. Mal- PNWOI! Ind WM ever willing to lend den. Mass; Mr. and Nlrs. Edmund‘ 8 11919111; hand in the sick andlrlandrahan. South Shore; Mr. Dinncll needy. She was a staunch adherent 1 130mm Read, .; ; My and 1 to_ the Roman CatholicChurch. Sh’: William Aekins, \\"011J£l7l‘l, l‘. is sadly missed and mourned by the community in which she lived but iii ,

unsure-l.

A striking bargain, clearing lot of diinlty , combinations for little girls-be sure you

see them

Clearing White Slips

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ASSOCIATION

An e\clusiv|,~!,\' Canadian and Bilingual Fraternal

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age investment. and Endowments. ALSO SICKNESS CONTRACTS A Millionaire ‘Snrietj.’ With :1 Solvency of Over 100% ‘. i Afiefll’. Hunter]. Apply Alban Glllls. P. E. l.. or H. Fyland. Secretary.

Nine up-to-date plans of protection and old

OF CANADA

Whole Life, Limited Payment Life

Trustee, Summcrslde, i015 St. Denis St, Illoritreal. Que. '

is In the home her place can never. gpmyflz“, oyfgguyss

be filled for she was truly a kind and

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tend their sincere sympathy in this‘

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anyone, however, say that there is a

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