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“_Piiantom of the West” and Comedy

»_l-1.--i-~_».;_~ _iii "'l"°`;_i_l"

Reminders

and Reviews/

ldialogue, and some charming

' if you li:l\'e realci "Elizabeth and

. -Mottv ooAY' - " ED/auuo. at-mN.c

with

LESLIE HOWARD A

CONCIIITA MONTENEGRO C. AUBREY SMITH

From the thrilling novel by

anothe

“Never

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LOVE PASSION ROMANCE

WALTER LONG

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“East is east and west is west" but there was that mad lure for one of

r race. Each sought to put

aside the barriers of convention - but fate sent the ancient warning

The Twain Shall Meet."

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“How I Play Golf” With B0bbY Jones and Joe E. Brown. Also Our Gang in “Bargain

lf cup finely diced celery, one-.

quarter cup salad dressing. Mix ingredients thoroughly and use as filling.

Jen goes back into bondage. The .uldillg is quite satisfactory, how- '\'cr, but every reader wants to .incl that out for himself.

Tile story is written in the

whimsical, delightful manner of

this author with plenty of witty!

Date Paste

one cup dates, one-half Cup

cup of sugar, dependinil 0" the Ee tartness of the apples. This is HD- 0 proximately the quantli/.V °f “P11165 com and sugar needed for an eight" f°,r inch ple. Place several bits of but- ms

ter over the top.

If the apples are of fine flavor,

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Thr: CENTRAL GUARDIAN

O What

Coal 'Miners And

_ 7900-B-4-21 ‘

day gyenlng, 7904 8-4 2| L

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CHRIST CHURCH Cherry Val

1,5 price are a bargain. Prowse Bros., McMillan 8: Stewart on the radio Ltd - W

esday evening 7297-li

ouatrnlas stu: ryulnss at mum 'nm clr! ¢=:ANnmArls. OUJIIBTS A8768

_ ___'__ (Canadian Press)

message over the radio on Wednes Hats clearing at 01.98. Prowse Bros., An" m°"““ °! ”°3°u“tl°"“l ‘mal

79o0_3_‘_m_ owners and miners, representatives

£0313: of £0urs

B) /alla W iIov|,.,,_ "L_

of Scotland today reached an

193'.

Evening Prayer 'I rp.m. R. Wheel Captain-in-charge

lfl .

€I‘,

ONSEBVATWE mesh" Wm agreement by which the miners are

sunday Aug nth church school broadcast over orcy wednesday 5"“'”d “ ’“‘"”““’“ “alll WHS* °f .45 a. m. Morning Prayer 11 a- night. Full particulars later. emht “hmm” (um) and 7 1`2

hour working day. The new agree-

WIIAT ABOUT YOUR \'A(_-Ano;

‘V

Pvrhapsyou have cools-.1 `

'il *lla

BEMEMIER 'balance of Ladies. ment becomes effective August 7. gon not take a v°°at'°“lll

il-_ir Gerlllzlli Gn1‘clcn" or "Expla-

ticli you \\'ill wnllt to read "Ftitllcr"

bythe saline author. This is her,

lalicst book. It was the June clluiit-e o fllie Book~of-the-Mortli|

Club, :incl is even mol'e.atti':lcti\'e i reading iilun Lady Russells other l bfiolv;---tliil~t<~cll ill number besides

tlr- three lllfultiollvcl.

‘ I-`.'\t!lor" is, of course, the domin-

ns:il': clloiult-lvl~ in the story, and ]z'1 <lcs.l'e for on oxistellce made to 1-.; f.z'<iui~, and the reaction of his c.:li_~ll'e:'. Jennifer, to the arrival

*descriptions ol' country life. The

James; you dislike, but do not

is known to her readers, is an

characters live, but not so vividly that they "get under your skin." You like but do not love Jen and

hate Father and Alice. Netta is the colorless type that does not make any special appeal, because,

in creating this character, they author was anxious to save our

sympathy for Jennifer. l Lady Russell, or Elizabeth, as she

English writer who shuns publicity;

KB! SP-IES

cl' al _voting stepmother makes ln-

1; ‘w .~:.n: i-uitlitlg. -

li..'-llzlrd Dodge, the "Father" of

t!l~- stoi'_\', is a distinguished ,lher photograph,-the print of which

I`:;;1;sll llovclist who proves

gr-~.lt ciifoppotlitnlellt to his

xliilelroxl yoili' old wife. She tell

lil: tlrliiqiitolq “Ever since I can:

l»e;m~nlbt~l~ it has been dinncd into ‘traveler luis this to say of our :llc illilt hes clistinguisllcd. My la ‘; ' ' f ‘ :r lrl‘ions think there is no one like o _ » ' - lrm, :l::<l lve seen it for myself, in b

ll fa boel:.~; nvllzlt I dont under s'illltl."-- .she lookl-ci up :lt Jen witl

]>"I`l‘l<‘Nf‘¥l lll`lll»\'»<- "~is \\'h_v it should

etuy in his books.

.I'il, who hos been her fothcr's

ff<'r~loi'j»'-sl;i\'e for t\\'el\‘e years, and loolzml upon the l‘0llI13 Wifc as

ri. tlrlii-.>l‘el', gropes in her memory for one lovable trait in Father-_ Slit: goes the length of describillg h.nl as rt “D:ar" but is driven to ii:;:1:; the bludgeon duty on Nctta, *U10 Wllllg vvifc--before she is . . .

a::.':.l‘ccl of her o\vn freedom.

Jelllliier runs away to find n

ro s-bowrlrfl cottage and “James,‘

pfllo is slave to rl spinsier sister friends really know Elizabeth =lf‘€' tlic llvcesslty of bring al. . .

t,':li1f'nillli, .

1":l'llr‘r finds that Nctta is groves, but they do not learn

Fi"I':f>llr-ly lacking in domest' ' _ lmuch abo t Ellz b h

in fact there is very little known of her private life. She has been writilig for over twenty years but

3, ‘is before me as I write,-is the

first her publishers have received in

s _ali that time.

Rosita Forbes, a writer. and

things for her, and to protect her '°“]y 3' t°P crust' Sametimes men

ed cottages perched in unexpected tl and places allover the world. One stands thick' Fit into me pan’ rm

above the valley of the Rhone, be- gulls); amgnd the edge in the pre' tween Swiss snows and forests er" wa ‘

. 1 _

Wherever she goes Eliza- ` Peel and cut tart apples into S X

1 th

beth is always surrounded by teemhs and Flaw B' layer of er:

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friendship. It permeates her cott- gzotgirpiryesdgf sllzlggies ta}l'le<l\ n:>re

' ages, but I doubt if any of her

sugar until the pan is rounding

ey walk with her one f 1_2 to 3_4

!by one in pine woods and olive sized applied and rom

Th _ _ ' full. It will tok.. about 6 medium-‘H

:in a sealer and kept for some time.; th;: pile immediately linka fh0l 22”; members and one visitor. The meet- “six UCLOCK DINNER md 1;; may bo used alone or Combllllld (4-5 “N995 F' all _H 0 °r a " . ing opened with the singing of the 0 B h 1 1 m to 1 nl Ls 'with salad dressing. 12 minutes 3" ""5 lempzrmure- Institute Ode and repeating thc Dance at “Ananda um "mm" n e c pece 0 ma p ace 0

then reduce the temperature to ' ` Hum' °f anohovy' sprinkle with 8’ Mme

Date Peanut Spread medium (375 degrees F9 and bake approval of minutes of last meet- dw In H an I

_ V _ RSONALS ss g. e s of ce ery provide a

One cup shredded or sliced dat until the apples are fender and “I ing. Roll call was answered with PE

fcs, two cups peanuts, one-half tea- tmost transparent inis appearancie. “My Favome Vegctabye and how to Mr D J Mc!-I A I shore 'spoon salt, orange juiC€, Crvilm. 01' If 8' summer Variety “5°d' t e prepare lt.". It was moved and sec- 5' ' ' em' my e '

iisalad dressing. Put. dates and liutslallplesmlgm °°°k vxlm an f ”1':’p1”` ‘ onded that a bill be paid. Miss l°1f;el:;“d§g'dmg;¥;5es°nm“ 35:0? _ialternatoly through f00d ¢h0lYP€1'. Sauce' ° mass- en “ a °" Grace MaeNelll was appointed to '

:l1Sl1l§ flfle knife- C'-lmbllle and Wlnfwdappli is "seg imehpleccs “I attend the Annual Convention at M559'

.knead to a pa-SW. 1l5iI1€ JUSI1 9“°ll5h “PP E ° n° We t er 5 ape' Charlottetown. A discussion for ‘ i . therine MacLean Boston

l uid to make l-he mllltllfe C°lil' s°me °°°k5 pm" 9' cup of sweet aising funds took place but it was Miss Ka '

jsllgtellfry 50 SPl”€al`1- P1309 ln llsauce ‘CNW °"er the apples -lust bemre decided to leave it over till next Mins" is "sums 'e]°'“'v°5 in Clyde

land combine with a. fruit juice putlngtthe pietinto th; lover; Oth- meeting A dainty lunch was serv_ Rver. »

cream or salad dre-'$1118 BS d9Slf°d "5 P” 5 ge 8 “"-‘ °" 9 Y pl’ "5 ed by the hostess and the meeting _ *` `

at time of “sh-,g_ over theyple after it is cooked. Hot closed with smglrm A vote of Mrs. Alfred Doiron, of Brooklyn

nipple syrup made from stewed ap-

tha effect is a. transparent layer

pastry and roll thin, about i-8 inch leties are very pleasing. Dispels all roughness or chafing.

IR EXPERT JUDGES FLIERS ST. LOUIS, Aug. 4-Oliver G.

Parks, air college head, estimates that after watching 1,350 students graduate from the institution into fliers, he can tell within five per cent under a grading system how

pilot will act in an unforseexl em

€I‘g€I`lUy.

AT NINE 0'CLOCK Wednesday B e

cv ning, Mr. George Denlois, Presid-

Associatlon, will be heard over the tea radl

l on the radio Wednesday night. '

the

Obrion will be tried out by ing. spotted midget young Kanaki

Jose the of

ing the boot.

' lliss naenlvan rnoluorlou-

this

the

pany for the past two years

nam Ma. .v. n. s'rawlia'r's allmlvcs of miles' lugs mohair GLASGOW- 5°°l““‘l» Aus 4-

` - - . td.

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Bathing sum at 1_3 om Pmwse It was understood the miners voted. ‘_ ms" mi 7900_8_4_3|_ in favor of the settlement by a ma- ~ I

our or Queens county conservative cmmrlousmr oluwas - Thr., ____________

hostesses sl; the 'Ilennis Court: _ _ |

o. 7297-11- for the championship games or. o ' ' , I

-_- Thursday will be Misses 1sa.l:~!.c§ Avlatof Kluedly

HEAR DR. McMlLLAN and Mr. Crawford, Wilma Davison, Dorotng. I h

PETER B. KYNE 1 W. A. Stewart. the City Candidates and Edna Gordon.

7904-8-4-'2i» POLICE COURT-At the Police While training for the Schneider

Court yesterday moming two drunk Cup races over Lake Garda, yes- 1

BOXING AT NEW ANNAN-In and disorderlies were fined $10 or terdsy, Captain Giovannia Montl,

burlesque boxing bout the ir- zo days each. A me or disorderly flying a high velocity Plane. pluns- 0

repressible Mexican bearcat Don driving was held for further hear- ed into the lake and was killed. 0

the Sandwich Islands. Arrange- DANCING, A1' NEW ANNAN_ plane was making nearly 200 miles 1.

ments have also been made for :W0 Robert Weeks (the nonparell) with lm l10ll1' When it CW-‘lh¢d» Cilptélill real thing" bouts between vvelter Will Harvey of Ellerslie as fiddler, MOM! D9»!‘tlClPBted in the 1929 woightf- in front of the grandstand will give o demonstration or the Schneider Cup raves- 0

a dull mozzlent. Something dr; of fiddling in any country. The D every minutes. 31 fans will have the privilege of see-

Mlr. Vincent Windsor, formerly 0! HORSE NOTES.-One of the Big --- _

city where he conducted a. suc Features of the Mal..\ee at the New For bleakfas_t_ or for luncheon it

cessful garage business for a. num- Annan Speedway, August 12th, will will please yOu n0'W Rnd men W

ber of years. has recenlty been be a Match Race ofthe two vetran polwh GHS in milk arldserve them W promoted Branch Superintendent Maine and New Brunswick Stars for 011 h0i buttflfd Wh0l¢-Wheat ‘£05-*li d and Branch Senior Manager fOr One Hundred Dollars. T. J. Devlin, with a cheese sauce P0lll‘9d °V0I`- S

Maritime Provinces for the Pacer 2.12 owned by G. Blondin Add a bit of chopped chives or b

Ford Company, with permanent Thomas, New Annan and Peter Will chopped Pllfslty. Or B Clash of DHD-

adquarters in Saint John. There Tell, Trotter, 2.07'/l, owned by J. rlka. if you like. A nice luncheon

has been Sales Manager for the Harlmegg Summer-side, 7395-3.4-31, menu built around this dish is the 'W

tho province or Nova Sootia. 'rll.r. ltonnap-A till at-Beach Poached Esss with Cheese Sauce; recent promotion comes as a Grove inn was opened some time crahsm or whole-wheat Toast; C

reward .for his efficient work _and du,-ing Monday night and $65 taken Stuffed Olives; Sliced Fresh Pine-

lndlcates thc esteem in which he from lt. The Provincial Police, who apple; 'Iles with Lemon. »

is held by the Compiilly. notified esterday morning,

shredded Ugg ¢h,¢e.qul-n-ters cuplspice is of no advantage. If flavor were y

is la km rmkun I mm_ immedlatey instituted an investl- -M* '

chopped walnuts. one teaspoon c s, 8- sp B 0 C _ ' and quality of your red corpusoln louis in a saucepan, add orange mon or a little nutmeg °V¢r 6"” LONG CREEK woiul-:N's IN- ¥““°“' and “ y°“"“ mm “ ‘°'°‘“"‘

hat finances, business or djjnfmr ensoris will simply not permlstll

| o get away. ¥°

Now there may be Wasons ou can't really take ,I “eatin that taking a vacation under _'H circumstances would upset you ‘hi our affairs so much that mr arm than good would come of li However you should just sit 40;, nd ask yourself if the l‘ea.;0nH not taking a vacation are really. mportant that you must forego] As a matter of fact a vacation ne of the most important many,

f life Il‘0l'Il ll ltll `

The cause of the accident has not The thing th; mefkes gfrnsllllliriillt

been ascertained. It is believed the .med of everything. is mn gn d,

outlne of your daily work: You nfs love your work and find it lntercgty ing, but nevertheless tl

lorlty of about 13,000. ¢

DBBENZANO. Italy. AUS. 3.- B

ic samengs

f it can effect every par; of your

eing-physical, mental,and 5p1,|t_ ual. Now we all have this Lhfee

- -lm ::;‘;i..if;.:.<;.1;"s.:::i.;'r2z.‘;.;;¢l:;

make us come back to our work “_ freshed in this three fold way,

If you ureiwilllng to give up your ork, which in most cases 15 in_ oor work, and get outdoors into the ullshine and air, you are going to uild up a. resistance to ailments that may carry you to the next vi. ation time. It is toward the encfiig inter alld the beginning of spring that most people break down, or ue more subject to ailments, simply Be. suse of this routine indoor work, What does the sun and fresh sh- o for you?

It actually increases the number

following: Tomato Julce Cocktail;

ANCIIOVIE SALAD.

ill the blood. These are thc food and

_ r on ou of suspects ad-

ljulcc ,md enough boiling water to layer of sugar and apples will lm srrrurn _The regular monthly °' am 3 "' 5' P

lemon or orange juice, boiling pl‘0\'c the WSW Of the Die- meeting of the Long Creek Wo- :_‘;2'e:1ox:§p°;wa2)12§:n;°;lginazzgl water. Put the Chvilptd fflllt “Fld Add 2 °l` 3 ll’<b1°5P°°n5 °f Water- men’s Institute met at the home of the wp Mya luxe tree Mmm Wm icover. Cook slowly until consls- The amount of water depends upon Mrs. Fred Stretch on Wednesday. '

.tene-y of- paste. This may be pllwllil' me -fulcmess °f i'h¢ al"P1es- Plwe July lst, with an attendance oi nine i°u°w'

Prepare a nest off 'crisp lettuce

leaves, and a half stuffed egg for each salad. Place the egg in the

ill

r carriers that build up every tis.

sue in the body. Together with this

crease in the red corpuscles the

| warm sunlit air builds up the fight.

g power of the white corpuscles of

Creed, followed by the reading and

centre of the nest; around it lay half-moons of sliced 'tomato and

onion juice and serve with French

nice accompanient for this dish.

the blood so that should some all.

nlent attack you in the willter ol- springja great number of these cor- pusclos, with increased fighting pow. er, are ready to ward off the attack or so lessen' it that you me not laid up.

A vacation then is really an ln.

thanks was extended to Mrs. Alex M“5s" is visiting in Rusu°° me

llthol ‘In spite or there being Very pleasing. IS A EEZ ;;;s§gist; dissolve the gas: MacLeod for the treat provided at £23? gélmier f°’t’her'm`1°'w' Mr'

nlv about half as much of Eliza . _ pmued over e the close of the contest. Mrs. Annie ‘

eth as oi’ the ordinary author or Dutch PIC Die just as it is taken from .the Stretch kindly invited the members I I

utlloress, she is dignified, graci- _*_* V oven A glass °f softened apple jelly to meet at her home for the next 2 M55 Mm' e dGal°nt' M°"'1E1J"°l l ous, decorative, and generally be- Dll'¢Cl1 “P1110 Die USUBHY has °my,m§y 815° be poured over the top’ meeting, roll call to be answered ha’ as :emma hmm aft" V ng o lOwd_ she is really a very tiny za ,mmm cruS|,_Ju5t the opposmyand when the pie cools either the Wimhcandy recipes." egd grand parerilés, Mr. and Mrs.

lady’ so that everyone wants to do pf the deep dish pie which has jelly or the gelatine eongeals, and W ge. Summers e.

Makes skins delightfully soft-tex- Mr. J. Roy Mncllean, Argyle tured. Every woman should use Shore and Mr. Robert D. Matheson this peerless toilet requisite. Daintl- Clyde River left Monday moming ness-beauty-refinement - Persian on s motor trip in Boston and'New Balm achieves these in every in- York.

stance. Boftens and whltens the --

hands. Promotes clear and youthful Mrs. and Mrs. Dorff LeClair, lovellness. All women who care for North Andeover, Ml-S8.. are visiting additional charm unhesitatlngly Mrs. LeClalr'.s father and mother,

choose Persian Balm. Mr. and Mrs. Mathias LeClair of

- ‘ Martin, Lot 23.

_ _ lc ln I u a et except that Mrs. Florence Andrews, Halifax. rnlllilolls and comes for his sllcis young as hope and old as '

rl;lnglltf~l‘. In the llleaniime his \\'Il’e

ear! Enea.l°2

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Rice Krispies crackling in milk or cream makes you hungry. And how good these toasted rice bubbles taste! Delicious with fruits or

honey--for breakfast, lunch or supper. Use in recipes in place of nutmeats. Order fmm y0ur grocer in the red- lllld~§F00n package. Made by Kellogg in London, Ont.

RICE

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rvlilrns to hor relatives and `in love, and life, and books, and

» ---~»-»-~~ --_-_-.__ -. “__ things and people."

wisdom, with an immense interest

Make 5 Dates And

Have Sandwiches

Cream you are eating a

Of all sweet sandwiches, those made from Island cream.

with xl date filling of some sort are

orltcs. There is no need, however,

l made in our own plants. It is strictly a home

for them to suffer from too great familiarity, as there are so many ittie ways in which the date paste or chopped filling can be varied. that its popularity does not have to be affected. Here are 5 quite sep- arate and distinct combinations that may in their turn suggest still more.

One-half cup shredded dates,

one-half cup cottage cheese, one- quarter cup butter. Cut the dates into quarters lengthwise with the scissors. Spread the bread firstf with creamed butter, then with thel cheese which has been rubbed tof

prod uct.

vote for

a paste. Press the quarters off dates into the cheese allowing two' dates to each sandwich.

~“A treat to

One-half cup quartered dates,

E ., th t b tt nh r lr. -

,l ‘....§...‘l’°1'l§....l`$l.$’..' uf.. ..l‘.`.. lfitl pl-ions ace. cHARLo'r'rE1'owN ~-~'" ,fl , th ith thi l i hd _ _

" < .°.§§.._l.§f`o.l'_.u°.u_fl.§`..’f"f` “ 1 _ . Looe .on tho ¢of1d»~.§igp_gp__,{g_g,?_=;gg¢g_bc_sll_qr

COOL OFF WITH

When you eat PERFECTION Ice

il'"d°“b“d’Y the Y-‘ost general fav' From start to finish PERFECTION is

One _Quality Only and that is

.THE BEST

PERFECTYON

product which is

eat ”

www; lc ;r;:.°f.“;'i°.';.;ii ;’:°‘;i;...""§:f;;i CENTRAL CREAMERIES LTD.

IN THE. HEAT OF THE ELECTION

“PERFECTl0N" ,5:;:';“.‘;:f~;i‘.;.:‘:.'f:”.:;.""-WM'

Mrs. Frank Coles and her son

George, of Nachant, Mass., have ar rived home to Spend the month of August with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Angus McLeod, /Upper Queen Street. ' _

Miss Mable Burdette, the popular

and efficient saleslady of McLeod and McGregor, Montague, has re- tumed to her duties after e. vaca- tion spent at Dundas Centre. Her many friends are welcoming back the talented young lady.

The many friends of Miss Mae

Bell, (dressmakm-), City, will be very glad to leam she has returned to her home much improved after s serious opperstion in the P. E. Island Hospital.

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=:DANCl AT ll1G!lI.ANDsthls

fwillnl- |911-l.l. _-_._ POLE BEAN_PLAN'l' BIIDOTS UI’

C7lN'I‘!lB SANDWICH, N. H. Aug 3.-(U.P.)-A pole been plant own-

CHOYEFK INFANTUNT

Tl-IE FATAL DISEASE OF CHILDREN

\ -E.._$§l.,”---

5lRAws£RRl

Is s valuable preparation that has been

n the market for thefast eightyyears. It_ has no equal ordofi-_setting thc;

voml urging an dlarr ma o dhologaléfugtum. _

Price, 60d. e bottle at all dru§\sts ol-

Dstiwigu 'tifié .

4 » 1 , e :: ts every; Mr. J. P. Allen, Jr. of West St. 3 - l |, 'nmT ug,

_ _ _ _ ,i 1 M typ of wp ¢,-usp, but, over the apples The alppearanc ` Persian Balm inves V , aim PM up any y um floml heisel;é and from anything 311:' ;r:;1y Led To make this and the eating qualities of the woman with subtle charm. Delicate- John is spending his weeks vaca I

roilgl or co . '

~ 3o_., Limited, Tolonin,_0nt.

she inhabits a Sams of mchant kind of pie prepare a gwd plain Dutch apple pie in all of these var- ly fragrant. Cooling and healing. tion in Charlottetown and vicinity-

vestment of time and money that pays a. large interest in that you do better work, and are freer of nil- ments that would prevent wont, dllring the cold weather when you must work in-doors.

clmltcr-:ll Wim Fm: &Arll

R/OANKE, Va., Aug 4.-Arthur

Hale, 30, was arrested here for' the murder of George Moore. 23, negro, after allegedly pouring gasoline on Moores shoes and then setting him aflre after an argument at Roan- oke filling station July 4. Moore died two weeks \\ter.

All work Well done is romance.

Four Years Ago

mercy; too often it has been

eetlon editorial, 1927.

form, 1927. 'A

“Now that the battle is over, we should all _settle dow_n-

to business. Mr. Saunders, the incoming Premier, an_d his executive when selected, as well as his supporters, will no doubt fully realize that the countrywlll look for the nloilf rigid enforcement of the Prohibition Iawihat has ever taker; place here. There must be no more winklng at vlolatlons_0h the law. Justice must not be too much tempered ull

so. Bootlcggers. home brew-

makers, and sellers and smugglers of liquor. if the _Ilib@l‘¢lI3 remain true to their pledges and true to their zlil`lll_atlon’s with the Temperance Alliance, must be put out of business. -Patriot Editorial June 27, 1927.

“We are going to leave nothing undone to enforce ill?

Prohibition Act, and this can be done. There ls nothing lil; possible in this Province. We have a clear mandate il ‘iid forward and enforce this Act and I for one_\vlll Rm for nothing but enforcement to clear the'Provlncc o em cursed drink traffic. You will not find this Govcrnm at lacking in anything it can do.”-Hon. B. W. Lal a9¢’»

Temperance Alliance Meeting, July 7, 1927.

“To promote the growing of cranberries, lllucllerirlifll

and small vegetables, and to thoroughly test tile 'fffli ,_ ity of establishing a canning industry ln this Iroylnc .

Lea Government election platform, 1927.

“The door (against the liquor traffic) is now sll\e1;lp|§1

gally. It is only a matter of law enforcement 10

closed--tight."-Patriot, May 25, 1927.

"Prince Edward Island is now known as 0-_ glsnigz

Free Area, and if the common sense and sound cg will of our P¢0ple prevail on election day. the ’l,’ro\ll; int el' ere long become a Booze Free Area as well. -PH Y -

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