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PRINCE COUNTY READY

At one of the largest conventions in recent years the Liberal Censor vatives of ._Prinee County yesterday nominated Mr James A.’ MeNelll as their candidate to contest the‘ cominglfederal election. The Llb9r1 nl Conservative conventions held in the three counties this season .were all characterized by an ell- thualapfn "and a spirit which have seldom been so evident at such

‘enthusiasm is no doubt due to the the

present provincial government much

general antagonism against

of it alsolis unquestionably due to ,the seriousness of the issues now ibefo-re the people, and the growing conviction that to meddle with our industrial situation a: such a time‘ as the present is both (IIIHKPTMIB and unwise.

The Princo County like those in Queen's anti

convention. King's

counties. represented tile whole electoral diistrict; en-ry pull was rcpresentuti and every el-

cctor present knew what the sit.- untlon demanded.

it vrus generally expected that if Mr James A. McNeill would accept nomination he would be the choice

conventions. While much of this-

politlcai spheres of action. success- ful men of business, men WhOSB personal character and known, ab- ility justified their selection. in our telegrams this morning a brief sketch of the new men is giveh and we are safe in assuming. as has been assumed. ht Ottawa that lt is‘ one of the strongest cabinets since] confederation. l No man in Canada knows better than Premier-Meighen the need of‘ it strong. honest and capable can‘ inet to grapple with the situation that exists today. a situation thrust upon us by tho war. a sit-

uation of unrest. of financial stress and of grave danger. And it is very generally conceded that no man in Canada. is better qualified tp select flllfl to direct such a cabinet than Premier Meighen. As a man of vis- ion, of unawervlng honesty, and al-i most unlimited capacity for work Mr. Melghen has already won ‘a most enviable reputation not onlvi in Canada but. Britain where he was an outstanding fig-

ln Grout

uro among the premiers of the Em- I piro and the statesmen of Great- Britaln. By many Liberals as well

mitted to be the safest man in Can- adatoday to be entrusted with the] guidaneecf the ship of state. I

of the ‘county as it was undqrstoqs

is now out of the provincmwquldr not be a canldldnte. It is quite stile to say that there is not a mvffl

Mr James A. MoNeiil. He has been‘ in public life since his young man- hood; mayor of the town of Sum- nieiside for four consecutive yearspl ‘Chairman of the Board of Water’! (‘trmmissioners for two consecutive-l

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yctirs; Chief of the Summersldc

Fire Department for‘ four yenrul

‘member of the Provincial Legis~

:lnture continuously from i908 till

tthc present; Commissioner of Pub-l :lic Works continuously from 1910' ttli 1919. From the tiny of histflrst lelection in 1908 he was never de- merside he was always wanted ‘where there was important work] Clo be done and he was always there when wanted. Few. if any men in the county can show a better re- cord or a stronger claim for pub- ilc twonfidence.

Mr MoNeill does not posses an. orator but ho i

may well pose as.

a tlocr anti a worker and what the

county needs today is the docr and the worker. the man of integrity and good sound common sense. in _thcso virtues Mr McNeill will qualify. "

Who Mr McNeilPs opponent shall he is as yet hiden in the misty fut- .076 of ‘Liberalism or of the not of it. which has been running the ‘Liberal machine. There is. so far as the public know, no word or sisa- from Mr MacKenzie King, who as. has been announced anti not tie‘ Inicd, asked for the nomination but when it was tendered to him by "the executive", ‘it was “so sudden" that he would have to consider it; he is considering it yet. No doubt. however. a Liberal candidate will he put in the field possibly more than one. and there wlltbe h bat-

be it clean straight one and we ‘feohquite confident that the polls that nominated Mr McNeill will stand by him and see him safely through to the House of Commons.

is THE NEW CABIN ET

l-‘rom Prlmoaiv-ilrli-siter Meighons woll known strength. sincerity anti capacity as a leader and a states- man. we are to gauge the calibre of his new cabinet, rather than from the meagre personal history as yet available of the new mem- vbers. Sbveral of the newly selec- ted men are former cabinet minis- ters and they have been selected because of their proved ability

men of affairs.

popular than in the county than"

‘ing election with confidence and

‘dented. in his home town of Sum-l

~ {His cabinet has been selected‘

id l st r thatMr A. A.tl,efurgey,--u'h0$o b01110] witih care and deliberation. a rub- b “no s mngm and

lnet‘ for the most part of young’ men anti all strong and vigorous]

-With these men as his nmiisters Premier Meighen faces the con:-

assured of the confidence of Can- ada's able-st financiers and states- men. if returned to power, and! the prospects are growing strong- or day by day as the

progresses and poople realize the

I campaign

seriousness of the problems to be faced, the sanest guidance available in the country today and may look confidently for the best possible solution of our difficult problems.

What of the other alternative. What if the Mackenzie King Lib erals and their associated groups secure n majority between them? Mr Muc-Kcnzlo King. who is still seeking a safe scat and not in his own province, if elected, woupj oitn er be premier or would share the

Canada -wlll be assured of

iposition witih Mr Crerar, the 19M.

er of ttheTrogrcssives. Mr King does not receive wholehcarted support even from the leading’ Liberal

Press and even his friends have lost confidence in him as a lead- ‘cr. If he adheres to the platform‘ built for his party by tho convent-l ion which selected him as a lender, we are in for a period of tariff tink- ering and ihterfercnce with trade relations which at a time like the present would mean nothing short of business chaos. Should Mr Crer- at become premier the situation] “will! b8 eqllllltly revolutionary. I

With business as it is in Canada ildday, with unebrtailnty Hanging over its industries. its markets, its financing its revenues we can-- not afford experimenting with un- tried falds be they ever so plausible theoretically. We have been hard. hit by the wtir; we have incurred heavy financial obligations; we are heavily in debt; wo have industries that are staggering. We cannot af- ford to go tinkering and meddling; we can worry through if we worry sanely along paths that have ‘been proved sane by the experience of aver forty years but we can knock our inklustries and our foreign trade and our revenues into the proverb a1 "cocked hat”, by resorting toi brpeddents that both Liberals and Conservatives in the past declared unsafe and lmpolitlc.

ILet us then choose our loaders wisely; lot us avoid as dangerous those who are advocsthfl new e!- periments and let us, above all. be- ware of those who try to persuade us that thetLibera-i platform of 1919

Others were selected because of

was only built "to got in on" and

their known strength in other thanthat the proposed tariff tinker-in;

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HEREBY PLEDGE$ TTSELI‘ TO

_slty of numbers, intelligence

a t ' ‘ "' °°' M's.- Kindly allow ms sums “fro! wok lllflufflllltfiiF-llllfi-llfliws s’ n yo; aunts-aphasia» “l” T“ “m” "m" “" “iii.” h.2l‘i“.';i.'.°...Z...°'.'..§§fJi I regar ‘ out to them especially the electors LQgLDMQN-l- By . LmmTloN of the fifth district, better known . t as the Georgetown district. if ever ‘PHIE HROVIISIONS OF THIS RE- ,t ere was a district in this pro- gQbU-tp] ‘ _v nce that has been neglected it QN "WHEN RETURNED is this district. especially the Gao- To PQw-ER- "rgstcwn portion. in tho winter of ’ i919 when the ‘Supreme Court had ,"'*+""f-———- its sitting. the Grand Jury- in its l report stongly recommended that the COIIITIIJtIJI-ISG siltjouid beotlltoroagh- Y CVBI‘ llilt Cr] Ill’! lrppiiil‘ , an at [g h M 1 h . every sitting the same report has xreatwblenbrfridmes.‘ m :1 as ‘l’, been brought in. What has been g a l a on 3 mm- done with those reports. llave they lust‘ bet your last dollar that he been acted upon‘! No, they have is a Conservative who has attend-dwell "BM"! like many Ollie-l‘ P6- d h b; u . _ ports and petitions. consigned to e_ l B I g conven on o,‘ m“ Tues the waste basket by Bell. Crosby. day. if he is an olo man. so Shaw k Co" and I might-aim m. much the surer. and the older the the ‘Fer-rotary of Public Works. better, for gugh a scene an 0m ma“ lhoufh the money was voted . b - . las scss c-n it never was used. but ozzemxl‘; l“ "girls m”; ‘m? likeiy some of it will tthu its way U" 5 one“ °"~ r into Murray Harbour and the dis- you sec gloom and dismay pictured trict nmde‘ vacant‘ by the cievat~ upnn hi5 countenance’ p," mm lion. llof tMtr-Jiitrtsenault to ‘the d . . L- ( _ BIIC l. ' ' awn db a ‘hem! w Whom H“ Why was this important public events of that great gathering have work ma, (.95, [he ratepayers been conveyed in those vivid word thousands of dollars neglected? pictures that such an occasion in- flfnllll’ becausileél :35 l" U"? d!» I _ _. rct rcpresen y Mr. ‘ sp res. Truly indeed, for immcn Hessian? why do the}. ‘If Hessian in this shabby and ungentle opcra- manly tunnner? Simply because he

attendants, enthusiasm in

.110“ and pmct|cu| democratic me_ is agresslvc. progressive. and nui-

l" title-its. Shzhbhy treatment for a man l “ who by energy and tact. reclaimed like was never witnessed before the “teak-y hem f" over thirty in this province. Such harmony. Years by the new (apposition. good spirit and attention to bust-l Leaqlmlt “l”? Collfrllhiillsc mtlfike

_, catro o iscf for t e preson lei. 730:“ m Ftfilfirge a "leeung no“? me tuke up matters of the ferri-

e ‘m’ Prev“ ell l“ “"9 Clly- ‘I wharf at Georgetown; an import- vrns a convention to put hope and nnt public utility. See the condit- Vcotirage and inspiration into the it“ l‘ l5 "L" l1 l!“ "9! 537° n"

. I , , , _, ( cams hcuv y looted t_o get on or in? S ‘mu “earls or "he ‘Mdmhnl off the ferry beat. ltepeatcdely the

earersvthey nominated. and from. department has been Informed of the acceptance addresses which the unsafe condition of this rzrtien

they delivered there was every evi- fwd ‘l°l"ll,l"‘g’d_ SlLIIICWFQ- bl"- l" d I l v _ _ 11° Dllfllfise. vent apt. Hugh Mc- 215.: iii?" szzsnt.rzt.".ttsrr a:

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lhpurtiticnt of Public Works numbers and methodical methods TAKE) Neglect at Gtorgettiwn

can so impress, the conviction that “hloml lbtqmld Tikedhtlllill ll ‘be ro- th s _ - , . Du [Ti c ore tie ex - i firm. ut to a 98m“ 91d 16,0“ “"v_:"'v°l pdrtyl 5 no purpose. Recently Mr. Crosby and 881a 1110M 1km We 0"‘! l0 _ l8 Mr. Shaw arrived and nftor taking prestige-hit hasty glance at the work pro- ‘notincetl it comparatively safe. lTlley said by putting in a couple of planks alongside of the beatns now there it would-last tong en- Xlchglgulh ougb and they twerc going to lct it

lll0tls c-f business transaction,

with victory in full view.

Of more than passing notice was the retirement of Mr.

as“ Donald," as his ‘ldnlircrg “llwear out before any extensive ro-

_ _ pairs would be put in. 'l‘hcy were Ouaw“ afieulonatcly “flmed Mm‘ going to save expense-economy with

after nine years of service through n vongence. l am quite safe saying

the most strenuous period of ottr'tltat some of the beams could be

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Canadian history. His address. was 9'19 311"“ a“ “mild be “Xlwcdsiilp and appreciation of his nine

led from one who had the intcr-|years of public service. '

est of lilLI country and his party ttt heart. lie sounded none of the Unfortunately only two persons low notes of groveillng politlcsncottltl l-e nominated as rztntiitintcs. but standing upon the high plnnc and while there were several iii or national and patriotic serviceqnominution well deserving of the and duty to our country. ho urgeil party's honors, unti highly qualified the faithful and devoted support‘ for those important trust- of the whole party for the caum- imperative that only two could he dates whom they were about to selected. The choice oi the con- sclccl. in which he would join the-a. ventinn foil upon Mr. John 1i, in the best services that he could Myers of Hampton, a progressive offer. 0f course he has maoe furtnt-r anti ‘former member of the sonic mistakes, but who is there provincial government. and Mr who has not‘? Yet when hc point- Donnhi McKlnnon, Kit,‘ (me or 0m- ed to the car ferry, the $l00.000.Iltl most prominent barristers. lic- increascd subsidy, the vast nct- cause tltc others failed in securing work of improved public works. Pnough votes to place them on tlxe and the special attention to utiuirs winning list is nothing to their (ll:- in this province which were very t-rcdit. nor (loos it. detract from largely through his efforts, and tlitiii" high standing in the party-in that of his former colleague, he "I" ‘lllllllvfil ilf-‘ZFQL’. hi" Wlll it felt that ho had nnt failed in his “'»""k°" the 9119f!!!’ 0f NIB Hllilllllrl- whole duty to thus” who had M1,." which they have pledged to give honored him with their confidence l“ U"! Pally l0!‘ Wllilfh they 11M"! And when he saw that grout ziu- illwlly-‘i 50 dlllSQllllY Wi-"kell- "ll-l

llitunce‘ wmn)". n 51nd,, (“swim for tho candidates selected as our all standing on their feel to tcndcr Smmlilfll beiifer-‘l- Th0 Tilt‘! ill"! mm we“ thanks’ he could ask so many men of outstanding pro

m, sure,- evldencc or the“. (Hemp mincnce in the Conservative ranks

banker. l shah not want. m», w“ indicated. who can question the re-

providu for me." lull-

Illtcr night; but tho tict-upunls arc

- . . . k Ill? Captain of tllsj-ferry-hrat; s man employed by a private concern. u look out for bad sbflsflnthe batik- ing and put a piece in where re- quired. lle dtitl nit even say that the plank ‘required would be forth- coming. l suppose he thought the Lord would provide that but I 11m thinking the Lord shys cieur cl" the Department of i'u'illc Works when such as he are running it‘.

l -l can tell you that the (Iuptuln of the ferry boat has been patch- ing this rotten structure all sum- mer to snvc the llvcs of tho truvel- ' ling public.

Leaving the wharf on tho George town side we cross twcvr to Lower Montague. What do we find there? i Ariothcr dclapllzileti struclurfi worse, if worse could be. than thc one on the other side. Last fall there was five hundred dollars ex- pended on this wharf to no pur~ pose. simply because the roud In- spector did not know his business. and the rcsult was that bciorc the boat stepped running it was in u worse state than before. liul it .was all rlghtmthe faithful fcw in

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Cured to preserve the sweetness of the natural leaf-mot baked or dried.‘ Alisha wonderfulflavor i "prlsoned in the golden strands by y e smiling sunlight of. oi‘ Vlrginny. '1

A man's smoke with tobacco

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Montague were made glad and

‘danced while the public paid the flgyqf

fiddler. This summer it was in ’ ,.' '- such u state that the (‘cntratl f-"Ihflrl PHILIP MORRIS r-‘t-

Kings BotId o!‘ Trade sent n dclc- gntion to wait upon thc govcru- ment with the result that ihc tuugnlficicnt sum of fifty dtttlara was spent in buildings up a rtrattl- way s0 narrow that II two lcttms are coming in opposite directions one has to go ollt on tho sand bench to get past. 'i‘his is lite stale

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{chief will rcccivt- $25 n year in per pt-tuity from tlic tiovcrmtictil, curb

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our ferry ' are in. The Georgetown one h‘ pens to be in ‘Vlr. llessians district,

. iicncc the - (t:

tilsregttrti shown. ' iNc-w we leuvc the wharf on lllf‘ , 5

rlquth. aide and ynrocr! d up lhc t,‘

roud lending to Montague liritltie.

What do we find tilt-re? A crowd v r

of men with horses and curls haul-

ing stone anti another crowd with

old axes breaking them up. itine-

sand Indians oi" various tribes urt-

aqamiung quite a Stretch nfgmaq involved. The (itwt-rnmcnt l'r",tli'll-ih|.m| "m" $15 u ymm and 9,...” past one oi‘ the tirincipzti httsincss ed the mutter as m tum-ll im|>|ii‘.~’,_||,.,. HHHML ma“ w,,",;,n__,,,- m,“ 91mm“ l" l-‘°“'“" Mmlml-"m- unce, in viow of tbt- rot-cut influx r’, ., vom- l-mt-it baud will ulso t». i And to cap the cllmnx the hard or Woqmclurs my U“ m‘, M. W, 1"‘ ‘ _' '. ' _ ‘ ‘ _ 51mm that was n.3,,“ for Hm first l ‘l ‘ ' ’ l ‘ ‘Hillltllvfl Willi flailing and llllllillll: course of the work “'21s ptirclizisctllslbl" -““'~'-|""“~ n’ Wm Hm“ 3"‘ "lllfllttiiciii, or ii‘ hr prvfcrs it, agrit-ui rflrtrgiurlils‘tri?;iglf1on;ci"v:ltivc ti fllntl to tit-til with tlu- ut-w t-tttitlilititrrN...“ ;,,,|,],.m,.m,._ A m“ of (a011,... 0'1‘ .. .-~ -. ~ .

‘ ‘ W‘ l“ I‘ f“ 1‘ llflrl" without btlni. immpcittl in tort-til ,, a, 11...... yam-t. l... “pm m, "m, right to stll l.().f“.|lll(‘l Liberal or _ 4n t. I H, _. v.1 l 4 _ V _ . (fnngvryflflyu,“tdv-h(tyvr m". “tn-IN... ‘m 0n "r l“ “n l"“" -‘~ ltiiiillii Ill t“.ll‘ll vitlcl nntl liondluith, ‘to purtwhitse from him). Why is A5 il C()Iltil(lt:i'l|[|()t1 for tin- w" . .\.~: 1| stiuvctiir. cut-h chici‘ will ct-t all this array of mcn and roams sion, tho lntliztns will ; r r ~ H my... mpdflL a Hagan.) a Cum. m and the outlay of perhaps two or 1am; H, H“. 1M...“ m- m... , .,,,-. "w “Talk

three huntirel tiollnra‘! Pause for n moment. and think! lio you not know that thcrc is a vncttnt . at dist

mile to each l'atiiily' oi flvc. i-iztclt

in lhc lltlurraty llurllrult‘ 1' I: ; ’-"“' . i. '~-\l:- "l t -

‘lllllircqinhltlitl tltkvzlllnfllttllllt! fir’: l'l|l llllilll omit, and that iht- polilicali lllltClllfll.‘

must be kcpt uvorltlng night and llziY to keep the vntcrs in lint-i’

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lct this stimuli-r and no tltuihl. nt- Itcntion to the road ztnd Iiritlgcs is ‘much not-doll; illli ilu-rc is ont- pltuzo that sthould have lit-on Ituiktaul after and that is the road lcudingl from tieorgcitiuui to (‘artlittnih There, is vnrc half n miit- oi‘ this road that is so unrrtrw that two murniztgos crhntttz-t truss especially