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Shameful Record Of Broken Pledges, Made In The 1927 jfffd

1. ll7feal`fGové¥mrment Flayed' ‘URGES SOUTH AFRICA

~ . , _ A G CQUNTRY

" For Cynzcal Betrayal FARM£Y_

Of _Temperance Votes

~l§oN, June 11-Ursine South as a good farming country f»°

' prospective British emigrants

tum their attention with a

assurance of success the Earl of

Y i I.” _ ` _ -

y'~ By Liberal Candzdates Poszng As Prohibition Ad_vo_- ~2f,’,§1f,’;§; ,,`f"°;,,§.'I»f,‘.`.., 111225,” ‘,°.°.'

‘_ .4 `, __.,___-, ' , . » ' ' . hvin been

,Nt _ -i,',_,,' cates, Revzewed In Budget Debate By Dr. McMillan ii§i'§.‘i..ff.§i'§i.iii' °.ii°ittftn ima.

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_ 'ff-, , ‘ ` ` Lord Athlone Tells Englishmen Of Advantages

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ttf" 1'-~- . .f i , if Pwlmclal Lecul-ltule_ April on ,it ls tnie. we have never denied lt. had asked for them but Mr. sincleir London degli with tne question or

~ ` '_ I Speech by Dr. W. J. P. MacMillan, nor have we ever said that the cases had not. and that he was really op “ming in the far Dominion as one l§____,-, ‘- ,Cliurldttclo\vn, in Budget debate. in which ‘those prisoners were re- posing the request of the others. who knew ‘fron-i personal experience '.5-“_ '* ‘ciilllinllcd from ycstcrdilys Guzirdinn; leased were not deserving cases But A On June 11 1927, Mr. A E. Mac Whel-

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l ' A _ .what we do object to is this Gov- Lean had written Rev. Ai A. Mac. however that only those who took

0w___' \ ‘ I Ilvrc are the fuels about the _mil ernment coming into the House and Leod stating: “It appears that the the

li ,, t .i'<~lciisos lor 1930, ns tabled ln this trying to make the people believe Minister is perfectly willing to send there

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eof he spoke. He pointed out

large view were of any use

fN if T ll.iu:i.=lniui~e from lnfoi~mntinn sup- that they stopped the practice while the Mount/ed Polic h e, viding ,fd Mhione ,-,fel-,eel to the feet

_ , . e er pro L0

l ‘ plied, I in-i-sumo, by the llrolilbltion at the same time they have con-, the Commissioner could spare the that

Coniuusslcn. tlnued to let them out for the same ,men, but it appears that up to the ‘days

reasons that they were released ;present the Commissioner has not audience not to tnke ton literally all

Cust-_ No. 1: Committed Jan. 20, re- lllldcr the Stewart administration. been able to do this.” the

linsf-d Feb. 7. "nn account of death Bill my ll0n. friends are not sat-

` tri wife and child.”' lSi`l€d With the exercise even of that A STALE SCENT! often

(_ Y 2 C H _M d S t 17 Privilege. They are now preparing » in B

iisi- .o. : ol mi 0 ep. _., I _

llllll, lor ti months, rolcnsccl Feb. l' tie. machinery in older to let the Here we have two dmerent mu' llllll-l

~` ITS so cosy to

' . lnily point. But:

'l-` often so hzircl to 1. (ind thc right paint: 2' . . . a paint that

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;‘ncrcl_v for months 'out for ycnrs.

j '_`.-I-L New Pl'0Cc".s 4 Point docs. It's

this entirely new and different paint you‘vc hoard prais- cd so oft cn.

When you use C-I-L New Process Paint, you can for- get all about paint- ing for :1 long time to come.

Its lasting beauty will bc a constant source of pride and satisfaction. _

` " ‘I-13 H ilol li months ltllcnscd July 6, on ri

\" ` W0* lnctllcnl clrtlilcatc coloring gastritis

I I 'und ulcclntlw condition of stomach

as ._ K _.

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_ __ »" for li lnontlis. released July 12 on sl

cdicnl ccitflcate showin condition

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N E cl? chronic neplniiis. _

PA I N I rinse No. 12: Released Sept. 13,

Made hq the rnnkers of Duco

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.1fl.'i0, on account of suffering from bay' that th t is - en Y the

at is dinner in London s. few previously he had warned his

news on South African affairs

received in England," tinged as it

was by political bias. It was measure due to such reports people wer einclined to doubt wisdom oi' settling in South

pulmonary luberculusigy ' R B political gesture, Senator MacArthur, the other by Mr. Amca_ and the,-e W” ,mother ,-eng.

Cust- No. 8: Committed April 9, rc-

lr~ri.<c<i July 4. "This prisoner was lindcr ticllllllcllt at_FnlcQnw0od Hos- pital durini.: soilicnce_

False No. 9: Committed May 5, re-

lf‘ll-“Pfl Allg. 4, on n medical certifi- l':ltC.

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";iili.=r servllig thrce months of H. five intnitlls .<1-ntence. Wiic and family of 9 'cliiltlrcli dcstltutc." _

(nse No. 13: Committed March 7

for I2 lnollllls. l'c-lcnscd Oct. 24, "Oli iivcount of dcath of father and son.

(Xiao No. 14: Committed Sept. 2.-

,.,.i,,,_e¢rl "on account of conditions of di,-,. ,,@¢,¢,._eiiy in prisoners family.

('.iso No. 15: Committed Oct. 21.

irlclisvd Dec. 24, "un recommenda- tion of Board of Prolilbition Com- lnissionf’ '1`l\t-ro :irc thc fifteen cnscsi Rnd

U,,.r,._ am four doctors’ ccrtiiltiatcs

(klsc No. 10: Colmniticd Junc 26

A meeting of the Alliance was

held on the 9th of May, 1927, _which Messrs. Sinclair, Jenkins and McLean attended. They were informed how the public were re- sponding to and approving of Mr, Sincln|r‘s own suggestion of bring.. ing the mounted Police here. and how vital it was to the success of the Prohibition party,

Mr. Sinclair. Mr. Jenkins and

McLean each informed the meeting illflt they were doing all possible to bllllg the Mounted Police here. Mr. Sinclair stated hehad telegraphed thc Minister of Customs asking that Mounted Police be sent here, and stated that the mlnistar was unwilling to send them. Mr. Sin- clalr further stated, “Lf lt, 15 lm_ D@l`llii\'€ i0 Bet the Mounted Police to win the election I nm randy to ‘I0 -lllxlllllls ._ Ml: A. E. McLean also stated he

had done all ho couldto get the Mounted Police and was willing to do anything further he possibly could, adding, “It is not a. queg. tion of spending money. The Gnu. ernment would spend $100,900' if

necessary."

Mr. Jenkins said: “I think ll;

would bc well for the Alliance to state how many men, and also state that these men be sent down for training the new men, and we ;l;=lnt”ihem at once, at least four.

Cn. '

Week nfter week passed, however.

_1,,.,,,ng ilu-m, when the Premier without any sign of the Mounted Po-

lnlldo the statcmcrll that n0 P\'l5°n' 1

ice, and notwithstanding repeated

ers wi-ro being rclczlsell from jllil PX- lf0lc£_U`HlllllC l‘€qll€5l8 IYr0m the Al-

t-cpi under doctors’ ccrililt-:tics I sub- l

lance to the Minister of Customs

mil. .\lr. Speak:-r. he made :t state- When another month had gone by ,,,,.,,i ilint was not uirri-rt. Other- the Alliance representatives present-

wish we would not have this report. ifipplaliscl. 'liicre urro prisoners rclczlscd lrolll

hui under the Stewart C-o\'erllm0lll~

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Plan a vacation to fit your budget. The low summer fares in force until September 30th, valid for return until October 31st, put .1 wide choice of clcllglitful destinations with- ` in cconomiml rczicll. Sec the places you have always wanted to scc. Get there and back for -less than you cvcr expected. Ask us about

this summers interesting fares.

Special lou-rr furosfnr u1-¢»Ic- end vacnliims. Ask about them.

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cd their views rather forcibly to Mr. Sounders, and made it clear to him 'Lhnt a successful outcome of the elections, and possibly even the con- tinuance of the Alliance meetings, depended upon good faith on the part of Liberal politicians, and an immediate compliance with the nulcll_i'cpcated request."

THE S. 0. S. CALL

Thcn the S. O. S. call went out

from Mr. Saunders to Senator Mc- Arthur, \vho happened at that time to bc in Montreal. Here is the mas- sage, just as it was sent:

June 10, 1927

"Hon, Senator MacArthur, ~

c=n Windsor Hotel, Montreal.

“Inslstent demand by Temper-

ance Alliance for Mounted Police. Fear adverse results, politically, unless request immediately granted. For-ling running strong. Indgna- tirm meetings held. Make sure Police here before next week.

Urgent.

(Sgd.) A. C. SAUNDERS."

Senator MacArthur accordingly

iirococdcd to Ottawa and had an ln- icrvicw with the Minister of Customs. On his return from Ottawa he met a representative of the Temperance Alliance, Rev. A. A. MacLeod, and inrnrnieo Mn lvlncheoa of what had taken place. At his interview with the Minister. Senator MacArthur learned "that the Minister was wil- liiii: to sc-nd Mounted Police here if they were wanted.” Senator MacAr- thur then inquired, have they not been asked for? and was informed

"that Messrs. Jenkins and MacLean

pure and im l ; d h

(.a_“_ Nm commmed Apr” 1 for "asm to Ssallst’ alll we ave good A. E. MacLean. A third reason.. ll on

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t mmmls; mmsed May 17’ "on :W me mndmony "mt eeciuseuwevelglow xazon that purllortetl at the time work count proueoiling to Nova Scotia for they do :md M e a state secret' and therefore ation' ,.m,,|,,,,,,,,,,,_». ' _ l’ no amount M Mum" had t° be -l°°]°“sly 3““rd°d' W” the last few years placed some fine

,_ ‘ _ 0*' "llSl¢‘illll5¢‘lli¢\l|on on the part of given by another Liberal politician . (ssc No. 4: Committed Dec. 6, 1920 any ,mc is gums to convince me LU _th T _ In type

for o months; released May 17, 1930, public that the enforcement of the 1,; ~ e empemnce A Mme' Here at were -- ; - -'i‘ _ _- ' 3' ~ _ ' , ertain number of young fellows' had on lctolult. ul e also in _|"ill,.chlld Prohibition Ant “»l|| be strenzghened .There has Men 8 Ham' among C

ri-iitli-siitufz-_ Ehiploy|1ii‘lltollliilned at by any sur-ll legislation. And let my "lt

.\. iitiuini .t t n." lion, friends renienilter thi., inn; it i, Sllltle man In the Mounted roles

tain- Nu. cnnnniiied Dee. ii, 1929. 0,, ti,,.i, ,,,,,,,,,,,s,,,,,,,,,, 0, ,ms Ac, is willllcd to lllli- dawn the rlslns.

for 6 nionllis, released May 17, 1930. that they will be judged when lhe You

~ _ _ A ~ Y the Then- is lm cxpliinnilnn as to why nppcnl to the people some time -.be_ ret,"

this man got out. l suppose he es- fore now and next, Marchg. There you “cv TM" was 0,

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iuipcll thru-ugh the wall, or some "non fm. the "ut deny in sending garage or became advertising agents ill

" ""` “'f‘l’- _ MOUNTED POLICE PRDMISED llle Mounted Police here to help win for

(use !\n. 6: Comlnltlctl DCC. ‘10, ,the eluglon for uw sumder5_Le. ‘many returned ul England palm'

1929 for 6 ll* < '

mon is, lf-leased May 17. You will remember in 1927 that Govemment ln 1927. It was n pure less

1030. “A returned soldier released ill they were going to' bring in the bluff from beginning W end 1 bg. "‘°°""‘g° °th°"' wh° might be mme

0l`fll‘I' i0 Dl'0C£‘0¢l T0 Clllllp Hill 1-los. Mounted Police to enforce this Act lleve that two policemen d|d.appear suited w this type M industry’ to

pitril, I-lnlllax, for treatment." Tllcre- was a great fuss made about on the eve of the election, and as te"

(wise No. 7; Committed May 13 for that in thc election campaign Here Soon as. the election was over they attractions afforded by the cinemas'

8 months, released June 12 on s are the facts as :reported in the left and were never heard u-ll of

lll°fll_<l"_l ml-lflfelv Slnllefl by the Jail Telnremnce Bulletin: since. ,yours is easily the wei-st 1 have ever plnxslclnli and another doctor. '

Those were some of the means M3995 E"°1Yn w°°l“"» M°’¥°"°l read. 1'm afraid I shall have to re- _ adopted by the gentlemen opposite and Annie Y-»°W\h°"» °J1°f "hm" mv” port it to your father!!

Slx Nations Indians, and every

will see nothing about it In newspapers. It is a State sec-

general election the lax administra tion of the law is very much in cvi

lltical campaign. That is the way: _everything must take second place

mg must be done to promote the effective udmlnistratio '

tion Act that would interfere, as

the leader of the party said at the

not to drive out bootleggen, not to make the drinking of rum any more difficult, but simply and solely in win an election campaign for thc aunders

A BEDRAGGLED BANNER

Prohibition, dragged through the mire and the mud by the bootleggers for the last four years until, if you

know what to call it. An emblem no

(Loud applause).

CAVENDISH AND VICINITY

iatives on the Mainland. Mr. BISHOP attended the Maritime Conference ot the United Church of Canada.

miah simpson are delighted to know

whom they have misled and deceived. dear, Both ftmnels .are smolflng and

Rev. H. S. and Mrs. Bishop are at ui-dey, md we are happy to say the present visiting their friends and re- ‘prevailing luck of confidence has net

In the absence of the DllSt0l'. °l‘l suspension from the Stock Exchange

Sunday evening, June 7th. the Unit' has had the suspension rescinded al- ed Church Choir of Cavendish held ter ,ix months, probably the gover-' n very enjoyable service entitled nors decided that the way to punish "The Prodigal Son. In Sons And ||, broker these days is to make him Story.” continue in the brokerage business.-

' ~_ New York Evening sun.

The many friends oi’ Mrs. Jere-‘ --

as well which was hampering the

of the 1820 Settlers’ Associ- The association had during

s of farmers on the land. who

doing well. Unfortunately, s.

arrived in South Africa who had neither the aptitude nor the desire to take up farming, and, after trying their hands on the land for a few months. drifted into the towns, where most likely they worked~ in a

some firm for a short time, and

and disgruntled. This did not

themselves away from the

in winning the election in 1927; and hail 9' 5“°°955f“l Ye” at P~ W- C' T° Tommy; “I shouldnt it I were you, that has been the kind of double Ml” Evelyn wwlner' wh° won sw- 51"- He Wrote it-" - -

dealing that has been going on ever eral PHE* m sewnd ye” work’ we

since. Today, on the eve of another °“°" 'pwm °°ng"mum°n" _-_+

. - Friends of Mm E_ Q Webb an rn.o'r courwras or Mississ-

pisnted a school garden. and l\l‘¢

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Nm-__ Upton Smith is much missed

in Cavendish. but it is hoped th”

m

cevenaisn, with it larse atl¢ll<il\ll°°- The Pres., Miss Anita Webb occupied the chair during a. short devotional period. Miss Blanche Wyand Citi-

Mr. W. Bcantlebury, Chs.r16ttetown. who gave a very lnterestllw 1°¢W’e

“Vw u$'ir'

ONE IS ENOUGH

wharf at mid-dey seeing her niece

they wouldnlt, want both tunnels just to get, lunch."-Boston Transcript.

The first seed-catalogue came sat-

yet affoctedthe dshlia artist.-Det- riot News.

A broker punished by a yearsl

A social reformer declares that all

_ small game.

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freeing. and dirt-tracks. In south Africa, all those forms of amusement were equally available. and added to ’ them one had opportunities' of ex- cellent shooting, both of big and

It might be true_tha_t few _million-

sires had made their money out of farming, Lord Athlons said, but he had met imen who, after starting with the proverbial half-crown and la wale of $10 a month ss learners under an experienced farmer had ' made for themselves and their families comfortable homes and had lived to a great age, thanks to the healthy lives they had been com- pelled to lead. 'I‘i1e present moment was not a propitious one for anyone to embark on new undertakings but

when the crisis was over he could ,

recommend this_ farm of healthy outdoor exercise to his young friends- I-le had been told that the idea of` having to. learn Afrikaans was a great sumbling block to many. Ex- cept in.out-of-the-way places in the

back-veld the Dutch South African _

spoke English extremely well, and the young people realized the im-

portance of knowing the English ' language as well as-Afrikaans. Nor

was Afrikaans a difficult language . _ * to learn. F /

A subject on which there was a

great divergence of opinion was the

native problem. It was a» vital ‘

question for south Africa and one

that -must earnestly considered by all ,

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serious-minded men and women. ~ '- There could be no use in allowing the whole subject to slide till circum- ` 3'/ stances forced it on the public con- '“

science. It _ most certainly rested with the superior and Christian race to give the native peoples a lead. to show them where and how they could best progress for the benefit of South Africa as well as of them- ‘

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find that ~

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Maybe l¢‘s therojust below the roof, or hiding in the basement, or out on the

upper galleryut the back. Maybe you just call it “lost space,” lm! what ll I loom but space within four

walls? Andweeanshowyou haw toprovlde tlm walls.

TEN/TEST lnlulltlng

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sustains ' 371"-1'!

For complete lnfommtlo

HIDDEN ROOM!"

'l'HVfl'EST Insulstlnt B“ll°“HsBoard-rhat'»iii¢ secret. 'lzhe all~Cmsdhn board that insulate. against beet, cold ang sound.

So, now you can have I comfortable deu, or the children a play room, q

the wife I Ncreation mom, ul the maid I bedroom .,, and all just produced "mt ofsploe" with TENIIEST.

'l'dl)bQe-sduhlohh* guulouhyuwlaldl-nu.

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M. POOLE E? C0.

Telephone 172

' _ IPP! ltivllit ~ harlottetown P. E. I-

dence_ The same mm h d glad to learn that she is feeling e .C 1

K allllelle _ th t h H, _m ,

last year. when some ofthe inspect- m_U¢l‘ bellfh H -l ll°Peed ar 5 6 X" ST LOUIS’ June H (UP)_An_ . _ _ _B

pre were removed from Prince Coun- :mn www' mm er two years of work, Capt. .Tom Po- l _ E

y to this sity. temporarily, in eras. sey, e river pilot, has eenipleted s iiver from st. Psul, Minn.. to Me- Posey worked on the me W1' that they might not embarrass the ' th map of the' Mississippi Rive;-_ 0 U- 1| g 13 mum bel(-,W New Or. ating s. boat. He gathered his federal Liberal candidate in his po- ,,A'?;l¢S?vxg:}e`n.;nen!;;il;ut;! hm; _ The map, 277 feet long, traces the lean; The map is drawn in color; erial by riding packets andtow

hm e n ur tne Pm- _ W M0 ri'8_ 99

outset of the campaign. “with the he Wm have every success in his new

best interests of the Liberal party," business at New Glasgow V ,

because that. Mr. Speaker, was why _

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,|;,e:C;,,;va; dlifgxi' xmvxfaii On Friday evening, June 5, the

' ' Y. P. s. et in the United church.

` And now what about the beautiful °" his ml’ W E\"'i°P°. and shox; A ( H d h U d B white banner that was lmfurled on souvenirs ot h1si,l:;:;5Ahs:ir bgen BX' ` . ` , big it

that memorable Sunday evening ln`13;;;:i‘g"eMBf scamlebury 1°), his ` ` oarbom¢y,|ux\u-y, oom!o$E;: S the town of Summerslde, almost four mo ,ble and instructive lecture, P %°8K5'l°;0°|to|-sepow. “-315 miles

yea" an? can nn and th" "nn" luncli was served to him and his » \ m'l|ou'r-48 inssoondanar. lag

now? If you did find it, what would party by me young md," at me Y u _._ lnchwbeolbsso.Rubber uint

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it look like? Net pure white. any more, P_ s_ for a lg §“r§‘,':‘|,,{|;':,f¢'i°.s.l'l °.xl¥;.fnullo _but soiled and dirty and rum soaked! ___ ‘ _ .lung Qliminncon, do luxe f That is the banner which this Gov- ML and M" “ed Moyse vislfgq lnterloriitmenln Astrikingure

'emm ni I. t f th I ~ ° ml/ ' ll b°°\\¢Y ll lwffvflfllnce-at n U °f tr” "”f’“ ‘"' ° “"’°° Cavendish on Sunday, where they "w,.§|°,, |,,.|,,,_ G". _~

discussing various P13115 101' imPl'°V' _ f- - ` ' '

to the interests of Liberalism, noth. in the B Mmm school gmlmdh _ _

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on o e voters, that once white, were the guests of Mm Moy”-5 pm-_ , 3 dmommdom Liberal banner of Temperance, 0l` ents' lvllr, and Mrs. Allan Wyand. ' ~ .

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longer of purity but of shame and on on 5 trip, N corruption. And so we shall leave glancing aloft, me remarked; ' SAFETY GLASS AVAILABLE them to be illdsed by the people "well, they'1l soon be starting, my I N E V E RY W I N D 0W_

our college students, Messrs Boi, Le- . _...___ - '

Page and Louis woolner. snq th: Teacher: "This composition ot - *

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that she is once more able to resume people with inferior brains should be ` I “eh”

her daily duties after a tedious ill- placed on a lonely island. The only 'S' “nm” 5*- F. R-. Chu"

ness. _ itrouble is thot’ all the reall: large P J No 'mm m _ ‘_ e emma” Mon

-- islands are be ng used a 0 mo - - 7 ver jrlngs Co. .arts "mmm",

We are very glad to welcome back ment. 0- I. Pratt b lon St. Peters I- A- M°N°" 5' 5°”

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