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Liberal Meeting AT O’LEARY THURSDAY, DEC. 4, ‘i947, AT 8 PM. §P¢uk6fSZ-—H0II. G. H. Barbour’, Forrest Phillips,

Fred C. Ramsay, H:ctor Richard and others.

LIBERAL MEETINGS

D“ 4_O'Leary

Dec. 5—Palmer Rodd

D,“ g-Albcrtcn

p“, 9-5t. Anthony's-Bloomfield.

Addresses by the Liberal candidates and other prominent speakers.

LIBERAL mssrllles in ousslls ‘

HOPE RIVER-THURSDAY, DEC. 4 lRlSriTOWN—FR|DAY, DEC. 5 BRADALBANE-SATURDAY, DEC. 6. BONSHAW~MONDAY, DEC. 8

. have the essential basis of material

. serious problems.th0ugh they are

~ grim GUARDIAN. CHARLOTTETOWN

Gnerai Manager Bank ilova Seotia Annual Address

"Canada la one o! the few for~ tunate countries whose production is large and whose capacity to produce has much expanded." said Ml’. H. D. Bllrnl, President of the Bank o! Nova Booth. at the One Hundred and Sixteenth Annual Jvleeting of the Bank today. "We

welfare - high production and rising capacity to produce - which is lacking in so many other count- ries today,"

At the same time Mr. Burns pointed out that Canada has some

of course, much less acute than those of Euro-pean nations. "The world economic crisis of 1947, and Europe's diilficuities in particular. are all too faithfully reﬂected in Canada's trading position _ in our inability to use our large trading surplus with the rest of the world u.- cover our large trading deficit with the United States. While a heavy loss in our foreign ex- change reserves was anticipated during the transition period. it was hoped that the countries which we were assisting with credits would experience a sufficient re- iovery to permit them to finance

J. A. GILLIES

gressive Conservative

in bank lending". said Mr. Enman. “representing as it does greater activity for many borrlrwers. largo an increasing proportion o! their “d Emmi “ml the “pllearallce Cl purchase: from Canada Wm‘ com many new business . ..At the same vertible exchange and with g, larger Mme’ we calm“ lglm-"e the l11' return liow of goods. The events flatlonalll’ lendencles l“ the bus‘ o, "can, months have made “i mess picture. While we are always perfectly clear that such hopes are‘ ready l° “m” “Vi-‘Ppllllle all‘ still far from realization. Mean-l "we" l” Well “llcelvell pummel‘. while the deficit in our trade lwith l" slwllld l" falllns 1" our res- the United states grew to suchl ponsibilities if we did not attempt proportions that remedial measures l” ‘llsmllrage lmllwlers “ml Pms" became urgently necessaryy ipective borrowers who aplpear to “There M“ be few who Wm we}, be extending themselves unduly. come the restrwtive program, and °l' ll We l-“lllel-l a bllllll 9Y9 i0 it is certainly to be hoped that 11",”? accumulation or his“ val- thosg industries which obtain un- "mm" °l' lllY°"l°l'l°5-l' expected protection will keep thelrl Mr. Enman said that he believed prices as low as possible . . . Whilel llllll lllele w“ a g°°d deal l0 be the restrictions may seem severe slllll l“ "Hamil-ill 1° ﬂﬁlllew

PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE ' CANDIDATES

to an end the isolation*of the “Forgotten District.”

CAPT. J. i. McDONALD Third District Queelfs ~- Election of Pro-

Candidates will bring “Third Queenfs” as

Women’s institute Meetings

(Continued from page 19)

Officers for the coming year are as follows ire-elected):

Pacsident: Mrs. Gordon Cotton

Vice-Pres: Mrs. Kenneth Rob blec.

Secy.-’l‘ress.: Mrs. Stanley May- heliv.

Directors: Mrs. Leith stordy Mrs. Park Francis, Miss Elsie Francis.

Auditors: Mrs. Mrs. Lew Gamble, New committees appointed we“;

as follows:_

School: Mrs. Lewis Francis, Miss Elsie Francis.

Sickl Mrs Lew Gamble, Mrs.‘

Lewis Francis,

ALL MEETINGS AT 8

Signed:

some businesses. there can be no question of their necessity." Mr. Burns went 0n to say that

‘and will cause real difficulty for‘

Stanley Mayhew.

Programme: Mrs. Park Francis, Mrs. Gordon Cotton.

It was moved and seconded that

some reduction in the national debt in the present circumstances of high activity. He pointed out that there had been little ieal debt

W. F. ALLEN STEWART. FRED'K. A. LARGE

FNQnlWQ-il

To The Eleotorsiif 5th Prince

The Liberal candidates for Fifth Prince take this oppor- tuniiy of soliciting your support at the forthcoming Provincial Election. .

Remember that the Progressive Conservative opposition, which is now_ seeking re-election, is the some party, with the some leadership and largely the some personnel, which was in power from i931 to l935—four years of unemployment and depression. "

~ l i 0o you "wisvto: return, those candidates?

ll not, vole for tile Liberal Government which has estab-

the most important part of the 1'°fl“¢ll°" a5 Y" bﬂallie the de- exchange program is its construct-l clllle l" the 81°55 d?“ W85 lﬂrlzvli‘ ive side. The Geneva Agreements. mlliﬁllﬁd by the 1°55 0f cxcharise which include an early and sub- relerves- "U B113’ Slglllllcalll’ 19" Manual ‘mung dawn o! the U_ 5_ ductlon iii the national debt is to qrrifyyrqnreseny an tmportantﬂrsn be achieved. it will involve the step, "The propospl that, the United maintenance of something like the States Administration has made to Pmselll- level 0f lBXBiiOII BS Well congress w perm“ use of Marshal] as vigorous efforts to keep ex- Plan funds in other countries than Pendlwres down so ions as ec- the United may“ wjlL when 1m- onomic conditions resnain- highly plemented, much improve our ex- llivmlfliblﬂ" . change position, Diversion of ex-l "If "WW l! any b81515 ill reality of cyclical budget-

ports to ‘hard currency markets f°1' llle H1901‘ will also help and the incentive iux- new ls t e time for creating payﬁwnj on additional gold pron surplllses, Tax rctiuctlon and larger duction should stimulate grerterl Cliiilllil (llfpenliibilrfs by SOVPPH- output of this major exchange-pro- merit bodies, however desirable duciiig commodity, I now. would obviously be even more‘ "Much, of course, will depend on helpful and effective iwilen busin-l the development o! plans [or ex. css conditions arc loss active." pension of Canadian eicports to thej M11 Ellmﬁll EXIFlT-‘ﬁsed N10 Vle~V United States and for a 1OJTTCH§€'l m“ lmlglallll" Pllllfy Could be, fnent of production and markets Pllilled "911 111°"? vigorously. "Itl of industries which are heavily de-' seems to me that if we are ever. pendent on imported components.’ $0 eﬂlﬂrge the humcn~ base cf our and materials from thc United‘ 190110111? more rapidly than ihc state; _ _ fphere 1; mum Qyjdgnge birth-rate makes ‘OSSli/lC. this is

we hold our meetings on the firs‘. I Thursday of every month as be- fore. -

It. was moved and seconded that all bills be paid.

It. was also moved and seconded that Institute open a bank account |

Mrs. Lew Gamble invited mem- ; bei-s to meet at her home for next cheating.

Meeting adjourned and lunch ' was served by the hostess. I

BORDEN W. l. i

The annual meeting of the Borden Women's institute was held in the town ilali on Monday November 3rd. Meeting opened by the Institute Ode. Roll call was answered by fourteen members. Minutes of lasi annual, regular nlid special meetings were read and approved.

Card comittee reported total receipts for October $26.75 and this had been expended for prizes. It was decided to hold Joint bingo parties vxiih ihc Legion. New school comillcc appointed for

lllshcd a record of efficie

nt administration, progressive pol-

l, icics, and increasing prosperity for the people of the Province.

of a co-opcrative atftude on the

in these circumstances bold and

part of our southern neighbour and stressed that it could not be

celldllllly lllﬂ’ time i0 do it." H0] moliih of Novciilbrr were ‘iirs

85'ID“' dM. . - sumed that conditions would ai- 01505 an rs 0Z0“ The follow

Voic Libcrol on December llth, and put 5th Prince back

liI lillc. CARROL DELANEY

LORNE H. MacFARLANE. 0309s

to ills ' E L E C T U R S ' g or l OHARLOTTETOVIN and ROYALTY

We have been nominated by the Progressive Con- scrvulivc Party to contest Charlottetown and Royalty in the Provincial Election to be held on December l". '-, I947. ,

imaginative plans have good proa- ways be ls favourable as they

pects of success." lnow are for obtaining immigrants The other major problem which‘ 8nd f0!" absorbing them into our

Mr. Burns stressed was that of in- economic llfc.

creasing prices and costs. He. noted

that in connection with subsidy

removal. we had, sooner or later

"to face the fact that cotton and vegetable oils. and milk and bread. cost far more than was reﬂected in our cqnsumcr prices." He added, “ s however, that removal of subsidies‘ Tonnevemmf-

accounts for only a part at the lea, rub throat, s‘ advance in prices. "The truth la that chest andoback

the cycle of rising costs and prices "ml “.1

has continued upward as higher pslcea and wages have acted _ controls have been removed, and» . . above all. as external prices have Referrin to the continued ad-l

vance in pr ces in the United States -—-——

sale price level to almost double, of the Progressive Conservative pro-war. Mr. Burns stated that‘ Pa"), Wm b‘ held as fouws: to the lessons of the past. "It would

surely be most. sl-lfDrlslM ll "19

and re~acted upon each other. as contlnuedto increase." » which lied brought the U. s. whole- Public Meetings in the interest serious attention should be paid ST. PETER'S, FRIDAY, DEC. 5

mg officers were then appointed for the following year. .

President - Mrs. Neil Darrach,

Vice-President -- Mrs, Dorsey.

Secretary _ Mrs. Toombs (re- elected).

Directors Mrs, _y_ v, M“. Donald. Mrs. ~ A. G, Chappell, Mrs. W. A. ﬁeld.

Auditors -_ Mrs. l-lannigan and Mrs. Chappeii.

On motion it was decided to send $5.00 to the P. E. I. Orphanage. $5.00 ta st. Vincents Orphanage, 16.00 to the T. B. League. $25.00 grantto the Town Hall.

A Bingo Committee was ap- pointed consisting of Miss Mildred Stewart, Mrs. Lpona Cameron. Mrs. J. O. MacDonald and Mrs. Hannigan, Mrs. J._ V. MacDonald was appointed to interview Roah Jay about organizing the Girl Guides.

Meeting then adjourned. —a—

BAC KACHE

present pattern of demand. which 8 P_M_ M‘ . ' ' ' - f. in large measure reﬂects the Y As ii_will be impossible for us tosee all the vo deatrucﬂom dislocation and pa"; ‘ MORE“, TUESDAY, DEC. 9 B. b" "h" "5. we will take this means of soliciting your votes d d. esuitin from the flﬂ ‘"11! lien-l!" n and su t ' ll | f' (l thank ou sincerel pone nee r m. T ~ars to a ll-M- m ﬂmbﬂwumudd"dw h ‘h ppur in t ehahec l0ll,htlll . ‘YE h", i: g’; 31ers to ms or )9 b, spa-hm. _ a I . - VI {HQ ___ ‘he paestsupport w ic you ave Qiven I! “n ‘emu ,3 the" “a370,! track"? llércgrrdilszdhMr. shgiltog calla eiiiselrulle; ' . 1' o n uestonng S con _ palnaordieiusbedreet. ‘for lvgltlalllqg the as- King's olnd other eake ‘ll °'-"'l""“.""l"l°ll"°'llslll=illlllishl w J r MoeMlLLAN M o cm. ..........~...- h... prices will continue a“, ' H, -“’ "' "' M ml- -=i M. .- ii- ha... ' ' ' ' ' l’ l upward indefinitely or level out C" . mum.“ a‘ . V‘. w "ll "l"- MAJOR D. L. MATHIESON, LL.l., ICC. wiiea-tiiieyiarerlochedtizellrkgzsggrﬁoth: i‘ "l4"! "-01- m emtp ss p ‘ and prices as low as is i l“ . if ' ________} * 2y accumulation of in- ' l :::.':’:l":.r.':: i;’°..f.‘if.’;...‘.¥i°1l..‘ii‘ Il- ¢- F- l Pllblie Meeﬁna w I believe, be ‘acting in the manner

. lenillly.

l0 TllE slseiolls or: clllllllorisiowll

Allii

ROYALTY

We have been nominated to contest Charlottetown and

lvilir on December Ilth, in m interests of the Liberal titty, - '

leiere that dato we hope to be able to eae you all P"- ll. however, it Is impossible to see you all we take ll" ‘liliwrtunity to solicit your support. Thank you.

~T. WILLIAM L. PROV/SI. 4

F. CHARLES DOUGAN, DMD. “‘““Hue4 e+e+e+ee+»ee

store."

beet. calculated to face whatever changes the future may hold in

Mr. Diman, General Manager. reviewed changes in the Bank's buaineaa and "in Oanadian financial developments. He discussed the further notable increase in bank ~ loana and observed that it reﬂected amending business activity, further mplenishrnent o: invent- ories and higher prices. "Another

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4TH AT 8 PM. ' Speakers: J. ~W. A. Nicholson, Honorary President, Nova Scotia, C. C. F.

C. C. F. Candidates for 5th Queens

SIIARLOTTETOVIII , , ,

vary important factor which has ' increasingly contributed to the growth in bank lending has been > the utilisation of liquid corporate reserves to finance expansion and improvement prwrams."

"We welcome this notable upturn

Political Meetings

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» lllbea-al ‘Addresses This Week Over c r c t

Frldoy night at nine o'clock-Premier J. Walter. Jones

Saturday night at 7.4S—Hon. George H. Barbour.‘

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FARMERS!

DO YOU KNOW:

that you are to be heavily taxed for your last year’s labours?

ERE ARE, THE FACTS

YCll Klliillll:

that large numbers of Income Tax Investigators“ have been kitldGd to the already over-staffed income tax Office‘?

You allow; i

that these Investigators have demanded from Produce dealers complete information, including Names and Prices paid, 0f all produce purchased?

Yﬁll KNOW:

that if this information were not given, the books and records would be seized by these Investigators’!

You KiiiiW: g

that all Farmers Will now be hounded to produce their own records and file Income Tax Returns

YOU KNOW:

that HEAVY ARBITRARY ASSESSMENTS will be

made if the Farmer cannot produce his records‘!

THIS is THE LIBERAL WAY

but _

TllE PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE PARTY STANDS FOR A SOIIARE DEAL FOR TllE FARMER

j Please Read Carefully PLANK 13 of the Progressive Conservative Platform

TIL-INCOME TAX -

The Progressive Conservative Party will advocate the substantial reduction of Income Tax Assessment against the earnings of bona fide farmers, fisher- men, small traders and employees in low wage and salary categories.

Wo will insist upon the immediate termination of all arbitrary and absolute powers now exercised by the Regional income Tax_ Office Administrators, and that competent Adjustment Courts shall be es- tablished in lieu thereof to which income Tax dis- ’ putes can bo referred for unbiased decision, and that such Courts shall be located so as to be accessible to the taxpayer without undue inconvenience and ex- pense. We will furthermore demand this service be mode FEGSDIIOUy retroactive, in order that injustices already imposed, and ostensibly finalized, may be made subject to review and fairer settlement.

VOTE PROGRESSIVE OCIISERVATIVE! ~ ' TIME FORA OIIAKZZ!