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‘ills CAMPAIGN swnvo

Ihlepastweekhasbeenseencne bflthe most intensive political cam- pfiigna in ths history o! the Pro- vhacs, with steady Conservative gains in public support and confid- odcs all along the line. There has been a corresponding sinking in Lib- vlll-l 11096! and aspirations, as at Yvhfietlng alter meeting the Govern- ment standard-bearers have more

Iorahg Dally (loaldsd 1H1) U-Q DI! yell (In advaies) delivered, nuns to can-an and UaItsd States.

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the 20rd was elective]! by 1dr. A. E. Maclean, MP. . . . Mr. Macbean assured the audience that Mr. Les had asked him in announce that if the Liberals are returned to power the road projects will. be proceeded with."

Speaking at Charlottetown Thurs- day night, Mr. Thane A. Campbell, deputy Liberal leader, stated he was not prepared to say whether be was for or against the Borden-

meitiw s: defensive tactics.

i-hanheld their own. driving the oo- Charlottetown highway Ol‘ the ex- inm n“ -.-- ~__~ ,. ~ under-

" taken last fall. , m. bdblntyfl. the Liberal

}'I‘he platform and record oi the

' lbdidillan Government has proved

piactically unasaailahle. All that the‘ Iiiberal candidates are banking on now is the eflect of the world dppression. and Liberal gains made in other Provinces. But these argu- ments, urged at several meetings, h} proved double-edged weapons. Ibr- exsmple, one Liberal candidate, boasting of what happened in New fi-mswifi, was asked: “What about B-itlsh Columbia? Are they any ofl?"--a question to which the Lfieral apologist found no answer.

electors have shown an in- pmasing interest in the real cam- iasuee. conservatives welcome this attitude. It ll typical d the pQople o! Prince Edward Island, who en moredhan one occasion nave slicwn a determination not to be

aflmpadafl" il-‘Mvvotiug against their

intnests. . »~ .,._______..__ FAKE SURPLUSES

‘An argument ropes-ted parrot- llbye by every Liberal apologist is that the MaoMillan Government extravagant because they spent more tlmri their predecessors oil current account.

Ml‘. 1m voiced fihb Imllllnlt clearly when he said (Patriot. leg-I'D, 1035): "1'. ma not com- lvfillllg about any cos they (lire s. ‘) In putin bocondlnllt

‘ill:

time o! $481,000 in than year's."

How does this argument appeal to the electors? Three lake "sur- pluses" were produced in four years by the Lea Gvvw ant, and the liet result was a debt increase of 01,171,000. How was it done? A com- paratively easy parlor trick, ladies and gentlemen. when "the quick- ness or the hand deceives the eye." 1a ms. for example. they charred is capital account, $83,700 at gravel and $015M of road nmchiuery. Ili 10,39 they clawed to caulk! ac- count i10LMO III gravel and $0,740 at road machinery. In 1080 they

‘ ’ to - ‘ $182,000 b! gravel and $0.415 o! road mech- lulmlhlliil theychargedtecagd- h! account 861,000 of gravel. These Items. totalling over half a mllion dollarl, should , , -‘, have been ‘dial-god to ordinary account, as was done under the present Gov- hrnmant with the exception oi one Item o! 815.000.

_What benefit was it to the Prov- ince to have this exhibition o! "bud-

ni-

‘ get balancing" under the Lea-Mc-

Intyre regime? Its purpose was purely andsimply to mislead the electors-to “fake the ~ Accounts" and in concoct liberal campaign ammunition. Benoefo-th every Lib- am candidate could get up and 8J1 "look at the ordinary expendi- tures under both Governments- thst tells the tale!"

amt the Lea Government, they JIY, isaot on-trial. The point is that the same policy will again be introduced it the “budget balanccra” get into

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ex-ldiniater o! Public Worh, is de- termined that’ this “wasteiul ea- travagance" must be stopped. Mr. Lea, however, is determined that the projects will be ,. eded with! Mr. McIntyre can claim that he was correct in his interpretation of Liberal policy. He can remind ‘Mr. Lea that every Liberal mem- bar. with one eacemicn. voted in the Legislature to reduce the estimates in the Public Wonks Department to an amount "auflicient to balance the budget?" Mr. ‘mane Campbell did not vote because he wasnh: there-haviru gone oif in p, ‘huf! after the afternoon session, and left his leader and colleagues to fight their own battle over the an ‘ates.

L4 NARROW ESCAPE

Thelaberalcrnanaaya of the saooolioowrfcapiinlloveuiueplaced tourrcaeditstOtilswarer-isesut- ling 0100.000 anmnl subaiw in- creasaiihaittlliscannotaiilbedruiwn ellanytimaformad building or (itherpurpoeesflbrwcwouldsoon behaukrupt."

Vcry significant statement! Thh amouutwasohtaiuedhythebfac- MlllanGovl-nment through the Bennett Gcvsrnmmt, in co-opera- tlou with the other Mariflms

Premiere.

It mved therrovlncefrcm "bank- ruptcy"! Or, as Mr. Saunders ea- womed it, "from hoisting our anchor and drifting lselplenly out to sea.” i. “* the Iiiberel Govern- ment's policy of "rigid non coopera- tion" with the other liilhritiine Premier-s ti 10$, when, (m 1dr.

tors achieved by Government oat in 1081i

THOSE “PICNIC” TRIPS

A aubfect about which the Op- , ition had much to say in the Legislature, and which is frequently mentioned in the present campaign, is the alleged extravagant “picnic” trips which Premier Macmillan and his colleagues took to Ottawa durirg the past tour years. The Liberals, it was contend , saved money in this regard.

This is an example of the petty nature or the whole Opposition campaign. The Ottawa trips under both gove. menis were made, pre- sumably, in the Province! inter- ests. How much did the Saunders- Lea Government receive‘) What consideration did they get from Prime cllluister ilaeksnde King and Finance Minister Robb? It was lax. xinirsorwoaeed policy not to give "a live cent piece to any Tory

Governmen "; but what about the Liberal Government of this Prov-

' have enough

tripaaadeaahtlaisxoturnsdwith scmethingsubstantial. Hen are someoitheresultazbirectreiisi 1W0“! --035.000; direct

picymsnt , proieots. mam; "y. vagv. ralccnvzood Hospital and Prince of Wales College. $21,120; Old Age Pensions, crosses; experi- mental roadl, $14,000; concrete road at 110M611. 840.7 ; trans-Canada highway, $281,811. Another conces- sion, obtained by Mr. W. Chester l. McLure, M2,, in co-operation with w. Myers and the Provincial Gov-

t, was a grant or 1125.000 tor the Rustico highway. Added to

an nmiovmaanr m in. TREATMENT or scans ,

A number of years ago I went

point" 8 “pluhhe “u”: pany to visit about 80 victims of a

“It is time to understand that the train wreck. One o! the patients was mo“ "hum o‘ ‘u “Dim m m‘ the fireman and as he appeared

this was the $3,000,000 placed w ma‘ I‘ m P°°P‘°"""w‘“°" cileerlul r asked the surgeon about “ his chances for recovery. “l-ls hasn't

our credit at Ottawa as a result '

. achauce," he replied, “as more °‘ '4" “W? “u” “film?” than one-half of his body has been badly burned.” The victim died a

short time later. the treatment o!

Nothing can be more peaceful and mils‘ "u: "r "m eave e con m, m.“ world behind-and to the co . “V” o i» w» m- qiii m. 0'3. minimise“ was’ m flppung rm“ “m” m“ m“- mh In lacturtgnnigaacid marrow“ re- b‘"“°dmlh°he"iviwmvsootoi placed carronoil and the other hem"? “d w“ 5°11!“- 19 W!" methods of treatment formerlyused mattcrsornuchwbether thensh bite Th“; when rump; gnu l; m; gi °' mt‘ Th‘ 11511955111 IJWIYI 98- hand, strong tea is now poured over W" ‘Mm “>- He liven hoses to uie burn because of the tannin acid out-guess them. But the prepus- m me tag, lion. the anticipation, the hour's o! Not content with the success o! Diitiviit. “watchful waiting,’ the tannin acid alone, Dr. A. G. Bett- smell of the trash green earth and man, Portland Oregon, in North- filllilgc or the Iorest, the symphony west Mcdiclmfsuhmits an improve- 0! song that is ever evident in mt- inent in the timlllc acid method OI ures realm-thus things are whgt treating burns. The method consists recreate hope and ism; 1n gm in the use of a 5 per cent (one ounce humanheart and inspire u; u; kggp in twenty ounces of distilled water on and on. used fresh) lollowed by a. l0 per cent solution of silver nitrate. He states that tar better results are obtained us the following are some of thg advantages:

Where would the Province be to- day but for those Conservative "pic- nic" trips to Ottawa‘!

_ ________._ ‘.4 TELLING POINT

Eon. lilr. Sharp scored a telling point at the Kelly's Cross meeting when he pointed out that the Lib- erals, during their four year term of ofllce, had spent for gravel an amount equivalent to what this Proviricewillpayasltsahlreoltbe hard-surfaced Borden-Charlotte- town highway. Under Liberal ad- ministration, $366,110 was spent on gravel, almost all oi which was imported, at excemive cost, irom Nova Scotia. The money went, not to the people of this Province, but i0 outsiders. It was charged up to capital instead oi ordinary account. Today, that gravel has ru-actieally all disappeared. _

Mr. Sharp also dealt effectively

The Italian prep lg g my“ figs-beard rci- Mussolini. When n Dice as,“ “m; 10:’. gflotfin’ l. The saving of lives that would wmlgtnlon, and not m express“ o! l; lost iilluéough thg “flower-i method t 011m . “n: wfi,’°;“fi“f;w:m§flm “f: 2. The immediate stopping of the Italy.‘ be” “mm win‘ ‘he w“ loss of body fluids, thereby prevent- m,‘ 1 1 in! the concentration of the blood ‘QM wuaf‘; ‘“‘§,°,{’1°“°°“°°- “d trier. would otherwise occur ns resurn their ‘ om “my "mm “h; the I The immediate prevention or

with a Liberal misstatement, allea- nbymnm, who“ a ‘ tun‘ o, u‘ “T1,: °f Mg“ . 1mm ti r ing iraconsistency between his pre- the but and Italy u again l free w, moiwm b, ,§,Y,',§’,I;“,,,°§°,§_

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. s. The prevention c! infection be- BWVEWWIXI t‘! "GIFT obviously havingiiseffecton-the causecguwrnymwumggmgm- lest. ‘rhenepaiib on this project iniarnoirs traffic in arms. Until a 31¢ gclflgndgflvgf ~ mmbmeg - -= d“ - i» MM» rrr.:.".u...m'r....“ v2.2: st.“ "u o’ ““‘§°'€."li

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°°"‘P°“Y" mm‘- 1“ “m “'7' national trouble has been fomented oollcmtrotion of fluid and absorp-

ever, they laid the ainfsee nmtarial more the nib-grade was ocepared. The onlywcrtthathsdbeendcne was the ditching. The Government is doing the ails-grading this yea-r. butthercpairatetheroadltself, as stated by the Premic, are being done at the company's expense. .

_ EDITORIAL NOTES

ticn c! poison. ‘l. The greater comlort ct the en

cal period when infection and ab- sorption o! wastes usually occur. 10. The prevention of iurther breaking down o! the tissues and the prevention of chilling which re- sults from long application or wet

_.__. as free speafih and a lies press in a -—- W181i!- 01’ Gemini. or in sev- ' - WM» i» m» i» ~~ o1- <>~ we mm our. osmium... n: and iihe Fascbtl. the nun, election campaign. mmumm m‘ “mum” ‘m,’ surface. m: loudest and most about nunisn u" H°“m‘“ " “m” m“ ‘ma’

lass scar tissue formed, and less akin grafting needed.

Dr. Bettman has treated 21 oases by this method with gratifying re- sulissxceptinthecsseolamancf ‘mwhohadanilopercent burn (four-fifths of who died ten hours alter the accid- out.

The flowing tide seems to be steadily with, and not against, the Government. ’

speakers and the p lllete subjection-Toledo Blade.

The that drama cl human lilo ‘The Macmillan Government de- passes noiselesly by, aa s, man sits serves to be returned on its record gfittly in his ltuat alone-and fish- “4 °“ t“ ph"°"“' ablaue, crmggs may 31° m P“ crib; ~ -———— wartakingitscruel. useless toll... The Conservative govsrnmext but to him who has chosen to leave ‘m! cumin,“ u‘ mm o’ “d, things-and fish-God alone is evi-

wm M =Wv ~ M“ i» ifhwilftfei‘ ;'.'.?'.€l.‘l’§".‘£ any paovince or country.

those pesky thing! of life which climb upon our back-l. “taking to cverweigh and crush us, and we cm escape from the noise. dust. and confusion ot the city, which have so much to do with the breeding of ill-health and unrest among all who inhabit the city. Leave things-go llshing- Nature will receive you with open arms. '1‘o her you may confide all-and no secret will ever be revealed. She will blow your troubles into mist, and rodlgcovor you to yourself. Leave things-go nshingl

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chief, but niuee not be allowed to succeedn-dondon Daily Mail.

Eocnoml interdependence la a0 real that the stnsin s. war would place on Italian finances would cer- tainly retard world recovery. Italy is known to he ancially weak. Her control imposed on imports is evidence o! this. Recentl coins were withdrawn and private security "holdings were d

an

ware are fought with money, else the men are immobilised. Yet Mus- solini has indulged in such big talk that it will be dimcult for him to draw back now. Responsibility is largely his personally.

The leader-lea liberals do not know where ta turn for direction and guidance. All w. Maclntyle now odors is a "light."

The Conservative Government does not promise you the imliilllble ‘is balanced budat." but it will see that no man has to beg for mead.

The pal that afflicted France when it dawned on her that a friend oi’ hers could be lured in- to a gesture of cordiality towards Germany seem to be wearing oil. She has not forgotten the Anglo- German naval treaty. It will prob- ably be a long time before aha will admit that that treaty is very much in her Idvaniese. in that oer-many agrees to naval inferiority to France, whereas she might other- wise very likely have stood out ior equality. Nevertheless Sir Samuel

Great Britain has no , ‘ with the Reich. She has never in her long history haiboured thoughts oi Nvongei-ulness and animosity. Noth- ing canbefurtlleriiromherideals than to oppress a former foe after an honourable struggle. As she

at Vienna. a century ago and in South Africa thirty-five years 080. her desire ia tor friendly rela- tions with those who have once been her enemies. . . A generous

The Boy Scouts having iinished aglorioustenda-ysin eampwill give place to Cubs today for iour or live days similarl under canvas.

Hon. J. P. Maelntyre should "nghif with the - whom he wants to ‘broad- cn out" with increased taxes with- out worrying about fisticuiis with the Premier wire knows his weight

capable ot winning Germany's Boards cestaiement cd British pol- lmi veallwl- will and Herr Hitler's in- icy. rrcin which there has been no finance on the o! peace, Alter deviation in any essential partic-

‘llc vote for the Liberals at the present election is to vote for a party without a head and with no material from which to make one comparable to Premier Macallllan. car-is division 01 ms mun ' slants’ Association has endorsed strenuous and lf- it. and a resolution to this edact was passed by the board oi direc- tors and advisory committee meeting presided over by

thinks ahead with air lncarn

immediately. Great Brita

o almost in thought back. It looks 'ss

The times are fairs or state require careful. lud- icious and sympathetic business- like handling, such as the conserv- atives have been giving and will

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incur Did be treat thorn with any more courtesy? Why did an. assmtyre wait until the Bennett elected before for

continue to give when re-sloeted.

Do not let any voter be carried away by 1collab Liberal Wiliiltanda promising the moon, whispering ianusndces about religion or issue is straight-

Iila- 2d Sabsitlsf; Claims. I Vitally Depejiddli‘_t' On " Return Conservatives

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White C0 increase on the groun Thane Campbell, who e next Liberal Premier, says the to “final and uualterable.” TI-IE Y LAURIER IN 1907! of the MacMillan Government is to press claim. THAT the Liberal party they have consistently ignored THEIR PLATFORM, in which not one claims appears. I of irrelevant issues has cleared away.

Why Liberal record. always resulted

fake surplus in Audit Board for

back to Ottawa, Prince Edward Accounts.”

Liberal press l

debt increase of That period,

the During that

have paid under

HAD “BARRED Where will it

Mr.

VERY WORDS The policy

this additional

The policy of

past. THAT IS

MARITIME ONLY HOPE l

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And

Dill-lithe Ahdtholllt

o! today's I""".~—ldi

Saunders, who pro ing to Mackenzie Kin ho COULD NOT MAKE ITURE MEET, His successor, 1930. presented claims before the Dominion :_ 0R THE PURPOSE OF BAL- o ~ The Audit Board, in reporting "

Canada's history l It was, according to E to Finance Minister Robb,

ERS OF A MILL paying more taxes

“Past history!” only concerned withihe

WHERE WOULD T BUT FOR THE THREE INCREASES, OF $100, . PECTIVELY, OBTAINED SINCE 1912 AFTER LAURIER THE DOOR”? in the future if cfiorts to implement the findings of the minority report of rnmission, which recommends further subsidy d of fiscal need ‘I

election campaign wa by Mr. Thane A. Camp that “a balancsd budg with the surgeon of a railroad ccin- ¢'°“,'i:'h:“:lf:l'; Lib“

making revenue an

Fake Liberal surplus in INCR

$438,000 F ANCING THE BUDGET.

said: “The island showed DEFICITS in their Public

The most significant Liberal statement in the present s made at Montague on Monday night bell, Liberal leader, when he admitted et does not necessarily ‘mean no in-

al appeal is based on the promise of d expenditure meet. Mr. announcing the first Liberal platform, promised a balanced budget ON ORDINARY ACCOUNT. were deleted from

These deficits were paraded asv“surpluses” in the

A continuation of this policy is the panacea the Liberal party has to offer I It resultcdunrier- the

$1,177,000,

which was incurred in th

MacMillari Governmen ION DOLLARS.

time, the people oi into the Dominion Treasury

the Bennett administration. _ 1T W1"- “Esmu 535V say the Liberal party leaders. “We are mm T°£I%%m°m“

be

victory is likely to be tli minority report of the Whi last settlement, he says, USED B

word about subsidy

The smoke screen The main issue stands out clear THE CONSERVATIVE CO-OPERATION WITH OTTAWA AND THE OTHER PROVINCES, based on

record of achievement, is PRINCE EDWARD ISLANDS

Ho! the —hbflflch

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Not only did they failto press our claims, BUT THEY REFUSED TO CO-0 ‘ MARITIME PROVINCES AND BOARD OF TRADE, WOULD UNDOUBT

is Province, through ut partisan political interests, figured 000 increase obtained last year by t, amounts to

is

AEGEAN IDYLL

The t ‘ sweeps through north-

And westward from the Asian hill. From Carla and from Bsmothraoe It wanders resolute and still.

grows less still upcai the edp 0f the blue southward stirring dds i Gathering perfume from the peak 0f the white lesbian mountainside. i

m. Andtlunsiorainpasthnsdos

AndllasbeswestwardintcR-hodes

Steallnggrctn torrents from the “l.

Aegean 4ootedabcdes.

Audlikeaiewelthreadsthanlght Through Sources. like a spear brow-

.ed ToAfricubeyondthsssa Untilthehillscfbietoarolest.

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lously believing that this would not be a. repetition of the past es on ordinary account have EASED DEBT.

duced fake surpluses in 19 g in December, REVENUE

or our econom

Saunders-Lea Government in a over half a million dollars of

cir last eight months.

they say, was the most prosperous in

x-Premier Saunders in his letter “THE OPPORTUNE TIME” to

have pressed our subsidy claims at Ottawa.

WHY DIDN"I‘ THEY PRESS THEM?

PERATE

WEN A JOINT PRESENTATION EDLY HAVE F O RC E D THE MACKENZIE KING GOVERNMENT TO T AKE ACTION. The -loss to th regard o! everything b on the basis of the $150,

future finances

an FUTURE FINANCES an _ CONSERVATIVE sunsmv fi P“??? ,,,'j,‘.,',',‘°',.,,.,,‘““‘ ,5; , $125,000, AND $150,000 nas- meawiéfiouhlf min-em