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Details o! a Greater Dominion Post-War Plan, released for pub- lication in a (lo-page newspaper. have been received by The Guard- ian. The author of the plan, Mr. Mervyn Brown, is a native of Prince Edward Island but remov- ed to the West in 1905 and by 191i had entered upon a striking 1nuni- clpal career. In i914 he was elect- ed Mayor o! Medicine Hat and in the depression years tollowing the last war was reportedly respons- ible, by his sound finance meas- ures, for saving the city from in- solvency. In 1919 he organized the Alberta. Industrial Congress and in 1920 the Canada Colonization As- sociation which has settled over 1,000,000 acres of Western farm lands. Mr. Brown subsequently spent sixteen years in England where he became associated with some o! the foremost public men and busines leaders in.Britaln.

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M Poll ‘Meeting

There will be s meeting of the Progressive Conserva- tive Electors of Hunter River Poll on Monday night, the

glhflay of May next, at 8:30 P.M. in the Hunter River a . ARTHUR GALLANT. Chairman.

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5-17-31. i a I

DANCING i

B. I. S. HALL ~

SATURDAY NIGHT Modern and Old Time Dancing Admission 25c Follow the Crowd to _ THE 8.1.5,- HALL l

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tlhere she Choiceland. Sash. various places, in Manitoba. Bark- ‘atchewan and Alberta.

Ntew Haven, received o. nice bunch o her son, Foster, who overseas.

NEW ARGYLE AND VIOINITY

in; tavourably under the teacher, Mrs. Catherine (311115-

highly persciis of Mr. and llirs _ Gailis “"110 moved to their new home in Canoe Cove.

Don't You Know‘!

Till bullish-ISM

column lenses-veil tor new

A Blah School 11 Needed. d "I" #1 Fredericton. N. B. has l of I newly nature may be Composite High School d- lt live unto o word. strictly Fl!- “ﬁn! . .1 1 l - - - sbloinulvueo. Commercial and n Home Io- _ onml" I Con", why 0001i lo: Pnotogzupzis. shouldnt we have one? uoutlniurlon bu,‘ u“ Ti- ——@- , k l KNgIGHTB 0F COLEIMBUS 50¢;- - 315118. FTWJ- . 18th t Pei???“ s u P. M. mums, iron {mm nib ‘mtg’ Emmi Mgcmgmeli an“ friends cordially irwited. 6-18-11. rng n, arr ve p no on . Tow-i 1mm wee-n on» we}; cidiﬁi"‘_“é.f‘.cafd"“a‘i..l‘i

visited her parents

Mrs. Neil J. MacKinnon o! roses tor Mother’; day, irom

isserving

Now Argyle School is progress-

New Argyle lost two of its respected citizens in the

William

Mr. and Mrs John Inman and daughter, Isabelle were recent-

visltoi-s to Desable.

Argyle was a recent truest to AX‘- Syle Shore.

Mr Russell MacLean and Mr. Basil l-lolm, Desable. were recent visitors to New Argyle-

Mrs. Christie MacKinnon, New Argyle, was a visitor to Argyle Shore recently.

Mr. and Mrs John MiacNevin. New Argyle, were recent visitors to

Mr and Mrs. John Inmarfs.

Mr . Archie NEliNQHiI-rrle. New, Argyle left last week to work at the home of Mr. Robert MicDoriald, New Domin- ion

Messrs Ralph and Douglas

NtacKinnon. New Argyle. were re- cent, guests to Argyle shore.

Mr Colin MacEahem. New Ar- gyle was n recent visitor to Canoe Cove

Mrs Gordon MacEacl-iern and son, Everette were recently in Canoe Cove.

Mr Harry MacNevin, New Ar- gyle, was to Charlottetown last week on business

Robbie ManNevin, Deeable was in New Any-la. Sunday, the truest of Mr and Mrs. Daniel Dorrach.

1 ST. RAPHAEL SCHOOL

Report for April?

Gmde VIII — 1 Anita Gaudet. 2. Elaine Gallant, 3. Edward Arsenault

Go-ade VI — l. Claude Gallant. zJosepn Arsemault. 3. Charles Richard.

Grade 1V — 1 Victorrln Arsen- ault, 2. Doreen Ryder, 3. Yvon

m services next mo’; day as 1-1- iows: Haruviiie 11 A. M. hunter ‘giver 3

III-AD May 21th. Pleasant Valley album 7.80 P.

(my. May 20th. 2.30 P. M. Miliview; 7.30 P. M. Pownal. v Vicar, Minister

Church o! a service oin simday. May Jum at EMU!) ‘

Nurses Alumnae or true Prlll/se 1;.- ward Island Hospital M,“ Muted Macmnnon’ N“, tonight. May 11th, at 8111i»

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M. Giasqow recon m0 M. Dona-id Nicholson. Snaiicéciliit. . 0- -

ALBANE United Church. Rose Valley 3 P. M. Brad- M. RQV. D. J. AVAOI"

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POWNAL CHARGE. - Unite-d o! Cancun. Services sun-

R. 5-18- 11.

RA.E.

ELDON CONGIIEGATIIOS United Curlada. There will be

A. R. Macyitgr

5-18-

M. Rev. E.

THE ' REGULAR MEETING

at. ' Cunuiili

THE PB-ESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1N cﬂNlnﬂéﬂéfVlCeg 0n Sulldayg May 20th will be held in Woou ls- lands 11.00 A. M. Caledonia 3.00 P. M. Murray Harbour 7.30 P. M. Rev. T. A. A. Duke, Minister.

5-18-11.

ST. JOHN'S PRESBYTERlAld Church, Beltast. Services Sunday. May 20th, will be as ioiia\i.s:- Mornirig Worship at ll. Evening ct a o'clock. Rev. l-l. C. avails, Pastor. 5-18-11.

PULPH.‘ NOTICE. — Bedcque United Church. Sunday, May 20in. Services: Bedeque 11 A. M. Aloony 3 P. M. Borden 7.210 P. M. Mitiiiszer 5- -li.

Rev. J. M. Baxter. B. D.

THE REV. C. A. BRITTEN uill preach on Sunday, May 2W1 at Cmtnl Bedeque Baptist Church 11.45 A. M. Sunday School 100.30 A. M. and in Wilmot Valley l-lnll 7.30 P. M. 5-18-11. NOTICE OF SERVICES 0F WORSHIP Presbyterian Church in Canada. Sunday, May 20th. Cardi- gan 11 A. M. Lorne valley 2.30 P.M.

Montague 7.30 P. M. 1t. D. Mac- Lean. ister. 5-18-11. CENTRAL PARISH. — Services.

Sunday, May 20th. Canoe Cove 11 AM. S. S. 10.15 A. M. Clyde Riveri 8 P. M. Mother's Day Servlceﬂ Nkie Mile Creek 7.30 P. M. T. W.-. Goodwill, Minister. 518-11.!

clwlwn Nouns. - wmsice‘ United Church Services Mav 20:11.1 Highﬁeld 11 A. . Princ-etowu‘ Rood a P. M. Wiiisloe North moi P. M. Wlnsioe South asp P .M.= v. T. Constable, Minister.

5-18-11.‘

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AND CRAPAUD. -- May .43. St. John's Church, Crapuud, Morn- ing Prayer 11.00 A. M. Si. Eliz- abeth's Church,

poirer.

Grade II Div. l- 1 Glorice Gallant, 2. Louise Areenault, Mar- tin Arsenault.

Gmde II Div. ll. — 1. Lucie

Gallant. Lonnie Richard (equali 2. Raymond Gallant, 8. Julien

Arseriault

Gmde X -— 1. Ruby Ryder, 2. Camilla Doucette. 3_ Aline Gel- lan .

Perfect attendance: Claudia Gallant. Eimice Gallant. Josephine Arsenault, Orpa Ryder. Aifre-da Gallant, Charles Richard, Martin

Arsenault. Raymond Gallant, Leo- nie Richard, Julie-n Arssnauit, Lucie Gallant. Zetle Gallant, Ruby

Ryder BROOKPIELD SCHOOL

Report for Aipril:

Grade X — 1. Joyce Nicholson, 2. ma), Moore.

Gnride IX — . Lettih Stetson, 2. Lincoln MacLeod.

Grade VIII — 1. Stanley Cru- wys, 2. Lorne Wood, 3. David Andrews.

Grade VI — l. Katherine MM‘.-

Leod, 2. Gerald Cruwys. 3. Venn Wood. Gmde V - 1 Shirley Andrews,

2. Joan Maclean, 3. Shirley Wood. and Ferne Stetson Grade IV - 1 Vera Cruwys, 2. Beverly Maclean. Grade ‘l’! (-1-) - l. Wendell Wood. (bl 1. John Collins. Grade I -—- l. Willard Wood

Kathleen MacDougalI-Teacher (Patriot Please Copy)

nmm nusrrco scnoor.

Following os the report o! An- s10 RlWLiCO school for the month of Arrril.

Grade IX — 1 Oriana Nunn, 2. George Toombs.

Grade VI — 1 Attlol Craswell, 2 Harvey ‘Poombs

Grade V —— 1. Mag ‘roombs.

Grade IV - 1. bert-s. Bun- tain.

Grade III Sr. - .1. Roy Cras- well 2. Adele Parkman.

II Jr. — 1. Shirley Cras- well. 2 Marie Nunn. Grad-e II Sr —- l. Errol Bun. ' Lyali Parkman . II Jr - l. Alma Cras- wcll

Jimmie HMPQrr-Tilghﬂ‘

Springfield. Even- ing Prayer 7.30 P. M. Rev. B. Freaim, Rector. 5-18-11.

i HUNTER RIVER. United Church Charge. The services for Sunday, May 20th are as follows: North Wiltahiro 11 A. M. Wheatiey River 3 P. M. Hunter River 7.30. Rev. I. ‘Morrison, Minister. 5-18-11.

—R.ev. Peter Jackson. Bonohaw ll A. M. DaSeole 3 P. M. ViC-COPlB 7.30 P. M. 5-18-11.

TRYON — BONSHAW Baptist Churches, Sunday. May 20th. West-

moreland lil A. M. Tryon 3 P, M. Albany 8 P. M. Rev. C. A. Hicks, Minister. 5-18-11. TRYON UNITED CHURCH e. The services for

Sunday, May 0th. nre as follows: ‘Pryor l1 A. M. Cape Traverse 3

1 P .M. Crapaud 7.30 P. M. Rev. J. A. Jazdlne, B. A.. B. D., ltnliigilEaﬁu

CHURCH OF ENGLAND. - Ser-

vices, Siimdsy, May 20th. Holy Trinity Church, Georgetown. Church School 2.30 P. M. Christ

Church, Cherry Valley. Matins and Holy Communion 11.00 A. M. Even- song 7.30 P. M. Rev. G. R. Hort- man, Rieowr. . 5-18-11

NORTH IVER PASTORATEL- May 20th. e services will be held as follows: Morning service at Flair- view, 11 o'clock. Afternoon at North River, 3 o'clock. Evening at

Lon Creek, 7.30. All are cordially invi no worship. Rev. A. E. Todd, Minister. 5-18-11.

AIRMAN HONORED-Al V811 pleasant evening was spent or the home of Mr. and Mrs Wm. Buchanan, Albany, when the neighbors and friends gathered to honor their so11, Bombadier Irvin Buchanan, home on 30 day leave from overseas. Harry Arnett capably acted as chairman. Mr. C. L Fleming read an address of appreciation, and Mr, Sterling Noonan presented a ring with the RC A l". crest. as s. loving gift from his trlends. was spent tn on enjoyable sing- song and social chat. Prior to going overseas Warrant Officer Michael Delaney was waited upon, and presented with a suitable, farewell gift. |

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WINSLOE, SOUTH MISSION" CIRCLE-into monthly meeting South Mission Circle Earle

Rodd with the president in the choir. Meeting opened by singing Hymn. stand Up Stand Up For Jesus. Scripture reading 122nd Pslnms was md from the Hymn- ary Prayer by the leader. Hymn. Can A Little Child Like Me. Two storla. The Going Down of "i711- Flood and The Rainbow from the‘ Girls’ Bible Reader were read by lead-er Minutes" were read and adopted and members answer- od roll coll by s verse oi scrlnture, containing the word, "Praise". six members paid lees. Roll call for next meeting to. be announced

f0" BLACK FLIESMOSOUITOES

with "Prlyer". Next meeting to he held at the home of the leeder. Hymn. Praise Him Przl." Him. W“ 8""!- Meeting closed with The Lord's Prove: in unison.

_ r311: CHARLO’i'1‘E'l‘0WN cgugrigoian BEIITRAL GUARDIAN

HAMPTON PASTORAL CHARGE q

' arranged as listed below.

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"ooeiind lleiite mist ' successful in producing good, healthy pups!”

says A. K. McNeil], famous fox rancher

O When such outstanding fox ranchers as Mr. A. K. McNeill report excellent results with Hexite, it’s wise to take advantage of their experience! Mr. McNeill, of the well- lrnown McNeilPs Platinum Fox Ranches, Fort Qu’Appe11e, Saskatchewan, has re- cently closed a great season’s run of McNcill Platinum and Platinum Silver, McNeill Colorado Pearl Platinums, and Arctic Blues. He writes: A

"We have used considerable Hexite in the past season and I ﬁnd this feed most successful in pro- ducing good healthy pups whose pelts ﬁnished well and made for very good growth of ﬁne fur. Hexite has proven to be an extrernelywiigh quality feed,

thoroughly cooked and easily digested. Combined with good. breeding practice, Hexite can be depended on to give excellent results. We have not had one case

of bloating amongst puppies since feeding Hexite l"

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JOHN McNEILL at McNeilPs Platinum Fox Ranches; holding Platinum Silver pup raised on Hexite.

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FOLLOW THE METHODS OF SUCCESSFUL RANCHERSI

Change to Hexite for better pups, pelts and proﬁts. Hexite is made by Kellogg's in London, Ontar§ See your nearest Hexite dealer, or write to Kelloggb, for helpful literature on proper feeding and ranch record booklets.

HEXITE IS MADE

' HIGH STANDARDS!

Kellogg's, world‘s largest maker of ready-tore! cereals, puts its vast nutritional experience into making Hexite as ﬁne a feed as money can buy. Chockful of essential vitamins, protein and minerals -—quality-tested and proven with many generations of foxes! Try itl

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ONSERTIVE

MEETINGS KIIWS couiirv

The Progressive - Conservative Candidate and other speakers wish to meet all o! the Electors of King's at Public Meetings which have been when the Party's policy and program, and Ill public matters in Issue In the present Election will be discussed. All

meetings commence at 9:30 p.m.

KINGSBORO-Frlday, May 18th, Kingsboro Hall.

CHERRY HILL — Saturday, May 19th, Cherry Hill School.

ST. TERESA — Monday, May 21st. St. Teresa Hall. '

ST. CHARLES -- Tuesday, May 22nd, St. Charles Hlll. MORELL — Wednesday, May 23rd, Morell Hall.

ANNANDALE - Thursday, May 24th, Annandale Hall. BRIDGETOWN — Friday, May 25th, Bridgetown Hall.

ST, GEORGES — Saturday, May 26th, St. Georges Hull.

ST PETERS - Monday, May 28th, Holy Name Hall.

SOURIS — Tuesday. May 20th, Yen's Hull.

GEORGETOWN -— Wednesday, May 30th, Georgetown Hall. MURRAY HARBOR - Thursday, May 31st, Murray Harbor Hull. HEATHERDALE — Friday, June 1st, Hcatherdale Hall. STURGEON -- Saturday, June 2nd, Sturgeon Hall.

MURRAY HARBOR NORTH — Monday, June 4th, Murray IIIUOI

North Hall.

CARDIGAN - Tuesday, June 5th. Cardigan Hall. MONTAGUE, Wednesday, June 6th, 1.0.0.11‘. Hall.

MURRAY RIVER - Thursday, June 7th, Public Hall.

LORNE VALLEY - Friday. June 8th, Lorne Valley Hall.

H. F. MacPHEE, PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE, FOR KINGS,

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Norma a

The undersigned Progressive Conservative Candl- dates for Queen’s County will address the electors at the following places and dates:

HOPE RIVER HALL, FRIDAY, MAY 18th YORK. MONDAY. MAY 21st BRADALBANE. TUESDAY. MAY 22nd HUNTER RIVER. WEDNESDAY, MAY 23rd RUSTICO. THURSDAY. MAY 24th

AFTON HALL, FRIDAY, MAY 25th

All Meetings Will Begin at 8:30 P.M.

W. CHESTER S. McLURE. J. ANGUSMcLEAN.

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Published by the National Liberal Committee.

Liberai Rally

EMPIRE THEATRE Charlottetown MONDAY, MAY 21st at 8.00 P.M. HON J. T. GARDINER

Minister of Agriculture

for Canada will be the guest speaker.

Hon. Cyrus hlaclllilliin and .\l1'. J. Lester Douglas, Liberal candidates for Queen's, viill also address this meeting

inserted by Queen's County Liberal Association

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LIBERAL RADIO TALKS

Starting Friday, May l8 at 8:30 P. M., each evening over CHGS, the following public speakers will deliver Id- dresses on the forthcoming election:

FRIDAY. ‘MAY 18. J. WATSON BIacNAIJGHT, K.C.

MONDAY. May 21 HON. HORACE WRIGHT

TUESDAY. MAY 22, J. A. BERNARD, lVI.L.A.

WEDNESDAYJMay 2s, w. a. 1111121311, K.C.

THURSDAY, May 2i, C. C. BAKER, Ear-M. L. A.

Other speakers will be announced later.

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