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MONDAY, MAY 21st WEDNESDAY, MAY 23rd

WEDNESDAY, MAY 23rd

FRIDAY, MAY 25th Local Deliveries:

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soums CREAMERY WILL BE oran TO RECEIVE CREAM MONDAY, MAY 21st

Cream Haulers will operate on the same routes as last year and will commence on the follow-

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=are most keenl interested here are thoac whic directly affect our own Province and our own people and more eclally our own particular consti uency. Agri- culture and the fisheries are ourl primary industries and the econ- omic well-being of each one of us,‘ whatever his occupation, is‘ direct- ly dependent u on the economic well-being of t ese primary ro- ducers. If the farmers and ish- ermen are prosperous, - at pros- perity reflects itself in the pros- verity of each one of us, and the averse of that proposition is ‘rally true. We require. there-

‘ "e, the lmplementat on o! Fed- :1 policies which will insure to ~ famaers and fishermen the dainty of operating at a fair iroflt, which will permit them

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"Intimately connected with this some question is the matter of tran rtation. This involves the fulfilment of the Federal obliga- tion to maintain adequate com- munication between this Province and the mainland; that is, ads- quate in the light of present dav standards and possibilities. It involves also. the provision of ade- quate rallway service. the im- provement and utilization of our splendld natural harbors, and the fullest possible development of transport by air.

"These are only a few of the matters of provincial concern here within the field of Federal policy, but they are among the most im-

rtant and are sufficient for

he cmnparison which we wish r make. As t/o these. let. us con- sider what are the policies of the two major Parties. i "TheKing Government has been continually in power with one five- year break for almost a quarter of a century, and its policy, or lack of

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policy in reference to these mat- ters can best be learned from its record during that time. What was that record? The fanners and "he fishermen know the answer in reference to their own tion. They know that it took a world war to rescue them partial-

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must have t elr proportionate share of the national income, we shall secure them this through a system of prices determined and announced in advance of prowl-a- tion." “We believe fishermen. ‘lire

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We pledge) ourselves to enact leg- lelation insure our fishermen adequate basic prices"...

"In so far as an worthwhile attention from the ovemment is concerned, King's appears indeed to be a forgotten County. I am sa ‘ that the electors of Kings County are fully aware of the situation. In the vast. Du- .. minion expenditures which hovel‘ been made during recent years.’ .- they know how much has gone _ elsewhere and how little has - come to Province in arisen; but htalhey know too. the: hey eve no wo élhgrepatvlall whet did come to

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