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The event of this week for 2nd Class Guides, is the rally on Fri- day and Saturday. Nov. 28th and Nth. being held in Charlottetown for all 2nd Class Guides in town and out of town.

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The rally is intended a: a training and refresher course. and ls being arranged by Mrs. C. H. Beer, with Mrs. Harry Cudmore, Blue Cord Diploma’d Gulder in charge of the training.

The opening meeting la on Friday evening in Zion Church Hall, when full directions will be received and hot cocoa served.

The meetings on Saturday are being held in Holy Name Hall. Richmond Street. but luncheon at 12 o'clock, and the banquet at 5:30 PM. will be served in Zion Church Hall.

The committee in charge of this

always attractive part of the course. consists o! Mrs. J. S’. Lantz, Con. with Mrs. sadler.

Mrs. J. D. McGuigan. Mrs. Mor- ton Dew. Mrs. Gordon Avard, Mrs. W. M. Massey and Mrs. R. R. Bell as her assistants.

The different companies in Charlottetown are each adopting their share of visiting suldes- w all 2nd Class Guides will bo made welcome. Miss Lillian Duchernin and Mrs. n. M. B-asnall. Dlstrwt Commissioners, are the billeting committee.

n is hoped to have special speakers on badge work on some of the programmes, and all in all it should be a valuable week-end experience.

The rally will close at 8:30 on Saturday evenins-

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0.N.R. Freight Shed At Moncton Enlarged

MONCTON- N. B. NOV 24 —T0 facilitate the handling of less- than-carlnad-lot ‘freight shipments for distribution to all sections of the ltfaritinle Provinces. T. L. builders. chief engineer of the At- lantic region, Canadian National Riiilvtilyxs, has nntlouliced the con- struction of it large, new extension to the present transfer and freight shed here. The work is scheduled tc commence within the next few , days and will be clone by the com- pany's own bridge and building department. When the original building was constructed in 1920, the average monthly tonnage of

lcl iless than carload lot) freight was 4,000 tons. Today this has in- creased more than four times, and for handling this type of traffic Moncton is the fourth largest cen- tre on the entire Canadian Na.- tional Railways system.

The number of lcl shipments handled at the transfer shed in the month of October for the Maritimes numbered 31,705 more than 1,000 per day.

'I‘llc new building will be half as large as the present 400 foot shed and will permit the handling of 90 railway cars at one time in‘- steod of the present sixty. It will be 200 feet long and 310 wide.

finished in brick. On tho track side it will have continuous doors from end to cnd.

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es poaeible next year. We have e gigentfc paving program to put into effect just as soon as it‘ is possible to start next spring.

0! IIIIDI Benefit

‘Ito paving of these roads ces- teirily will mean that our farmers will not have to contend with muddvroeds in spring and late fall. Then too, with the snow fight- ing equipment which me Liberal Government has acquired, these roads will be opened to Charlotte- town twelve months a year. Lad- iea s.nd gentlemen. you know whet.

.this means, both to our farmers

end to ourselves.

We in Otieulottetn n must admit ti at our businesses are dependent on the farmers of the Province and the keeping of thus roads open to traffic in winter must tend t0 an increase in our business. There ie no mention whatever in the Conservative platform, that one fbot of pevanerit will be laid in 1348.

Ladies and gentlemen, in this boot-war period, let us not regard these elections too lightly. Wc must see to it that Choibcttetlowa u. cehee the oselstan which is rlehtly hers. 1 have in mind three sources of revenue to our Province .i'n which Charlottetown should _certe.l.nly share.

i 1f elected as you: repreeerlustlve, I

l will endeavor to the best of my billty. to see that these cll-lml of our city ore recognized. May I weak of themeorie at a time y First, I believe that a portion ‘ .1.‘ the gasoline tax of this Province mould b0 paid to this city_ in pm. unrtion to the amount of gasoline ~.nsumptlosi. I believe if this was . me. then the municipal, tax a! 513.26 on automobiles could be abolished. This in itself would be (lulu a saving to the individual truck and ca.r owner. A portion of this tax which is ear marked for the maintaining of highways right. fully belongs to Charlottetown and the Royalty.

Secondly. I feel that a percentage of the health tax should be paid to this city, to be spent at the dis- c: etion of the City Council to pro- vide treatment and hospitalization for the poor and needy of our city. and also to further increase the grants payable to our city hospi- tale. Certainly by far the larger portion of this tax ls paid by the residents of Charlottetown. '

Thlrdill’. I shall endeavor to tur- tner the claims of our City Council in respect to their receiving their just proportion of tax on Dominion Government properties in this city.

0f Prllm Importance

I believe these are three matters of prime importance to the resi- dents of Charlottetown - matters in which every citizen should be interested, and which, I know, will receive recognition by the liberal Government after the 11th day of December. These items rep- resent large sums of money which definitely should be given our city.

To my good friends in the Roy- all; ~ I know the trouble you have had with your water supply. Oar Government made a survey inst year and you know its find- ings. I feel that our Government could either negotiate with the Commissioners of Sewers do Water supply to have these areas given pipe lines from the mains running in the city, or better still, s Gov- ernment reservoir owned and opsr- ated_ which would supply water to you at a flat rate. 1 believe, too. that with the beautiful homes now in proximity to this city, the pav- lng of the streets and laying of sidewalks should be included in the paving program which will be inaugurated next summer.

With the rural electrification program fastly being put into ef- fect. the streets in Spring Park, Gaymwn and St. Avards should be ‘lighted. I believe this should be one of the first things done. With these populated areas so close to Charlottetown it is absolutely essential that our Government give this matter their earliest attention. As your representative I will en- deavor to have this project start- ed ea soon as possible.

Clty Wltorffont

Lrsclles and gentlemen, I know our waterfront is in e state of disrepair. I know that wharves aro the responsibility 0f the Dominion Government. 1 know also that the recommendations of the Provincial Government to the Dominion Gov- ernment sre acted upon. I know that sites for new industries are necessary if they are w locate in Charlottetown. 1 know that, with the erection of a waterfront from the head of L.M. Poole's wharf to the Railway wharf, much land could be reclaimed. If elected, es a member of our Liberal Govern- ment on December llth. I will en- deavor to have these claims recog- nized. I know that. a new water- front has been sought before. I know our Board of Trade end Oity Council have pushed for this in the peat. I assure than. if elected, our Provincial Government will demand that these clsime be re- cognized.

In this period of reconstruction whether or not we eum a per- iod of dapreselon such es follow- ed the last war la entirely in the hands of your governments, both Dominion end Provincial. I main- teia that to insure against sucl; e condition is to vote for the party that is now in power.

Ladies and gentlemen - es you know, I have been a member of the Olty Council for the lost eleh- teen years. end 1 have always prie- ed myself in that I have bole the | advocate of labour in our elty end Council. i Never la ll! my years of service l

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It the Council boerd have I refue- ed any demands made on me by else laboring men of thle city. ‘Dulce in the lest flve years have

secured wags increases of 7'4 fill‘ Dir hour. I still _ maintain

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high costs pf llvirls. lndultrl

7h“ u», 1 reel that to provide Qnuploymcflb for labor, we must en- courage industry to this Province ..induetry that will employ 155°!‘ enl p" labor a livins was Al“ for a few months in the summer. but for twelve months e yM-f- Theee are things that must be done by the government of this Pro- vince if we are to avoid unemploy-

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ladies and gentlemen. ee I hgve laid b01011, ll the eighteen years I have been In civic politics. I have always been the friend of .ebor and if elected on December tric- llth. I _urll.l still work to the beet of my ability to see that lab- our gate its rightful place - tho right. to live. not barely exist. The acme to look to the future is 110W. not. when the crises are upon ul- Unemploymflttt is e word too fl.- mllieir today. Let ue see to It that

steps are taken to insure work for -

all. Only by providing adequate work and fair wages for all can w; expect to live lo harmony with one another. end arrive at the are when not only unenvlllwmflll “m be e thing of the pest. but strikes, which after all ore the only my!“ by which labour can 186m "I011. will be urihard of.

w. nowse and I hsd hoped to tan on you personally. but owlnl to the short time at our disposal before election day. ll WW“ "u" practically impossible to meet with ill his electors. Mar I i-lwrvlm solicit your vote on behalf o! Mr. Plowse and myself. and the sun- port of the party which it fl our

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