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we lost whatever toreign markets The Matheson Government hsmud in many other wgyg.

we had. Their slogan during this made a lot oi Progress - in the Arc; Mgthegon'g Pu-ty 1. goIn'

famplig sperns to be "It is time eigtcnslon of Rural Electrification: to be returned. If you want con-

o.r I InII'- nuisance to arinern and tinuation of good suificient Gov- . Fishermen: encourasins the erec- ernment C vote for the Lihrral

"0 U” 9" C"A”G'3 tion of plants: improving m-ny Candidates. Frederic Large and

Now. Ladies and hGentlemen, gL"?1':n::I'i".'0l':5 l'xlC.:3:": 1:1"? Alan Stewart.

during this time I ave repre- . P V9 9" '5 93 3'

seated you, we have hm me Increasing our Health programme: "Ilefhi ll! 7- 3- 1- UINETII

diiierent premiers: ” 4 L”. g markets for our products, Association)

City and Central

IN THE BATTLE oi the budget Milk is the winner.

FRESH HERRING - City Fish Market.

Alan Stewart Addresses Electors Of First Queens

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ICE CREAM - add It with 0” antic; oyecgr-1,1: vour sroceriw fairest. most enterprising place

g, in the whole wide world; th dis. ALWAYB SOMETHING NEW trlct where the skies are thee blu-

Toiiay's Opportunities

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Allison Mao I..eod's YOUR I 1

Pontiac Buick GMC Dealer

And An Additional Opportunity To Please The Family With A TV Set At Our Expense

Here is an opportunity for you to combine your purchase of a Used Car or Truck with that of a 21" Emerson TV Set. For one ofthepurchasersefa Used Car oriruck bought between now and the 25th day of May. will be presented with this TV set. ab- solutely tree. See the set now on display in our show room. See these cars new on slsplay in our lot.

1954 Pontiac 0liiettaln- Extra Special

Beige 4 Door Sedan, Hydromatic, Radio, Heater, Turn Signals, Back-up Lights. Driven only 9,000 miles. '54

Price 33600. Now- ONLY p

'50 Pontias . '51 Mercury

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Daily deliveries at Nos-nia'a.

CONSERVATIVE Headquarters we located on Queen Street. next o Fennell & Chandler. Dial 0111.

LIBERAL HEADQUARTERS- 2i9 Great George Street. Dial U14

1 or 6821. Now open every Well!!!-

PANTRY SALI Simpson-Sears' Store. Friday afternoon. May I). New Haven W. 1.

"WE TREAT 1112 S108 WELL" -Glggey's Pharmacy. nltcll IVO- uings 'till I o'clock.

JUST IN - shipment of All- Weather Coats. All sizes. At Norma's.

A SPEEDY free delivery and pick up service now available at the Brown Electric.

REPAIRS to motors. gener- ators, etc. A new service at the Brown Electric.

1-ma INSTALLATION oa tir- ture purchases of 810 or over at the Brown Electric,

NO COOKING iailu'res with the Sunbeam heat controlled auto- matic iry pan. Tested free for 10 days. Reduced to 827.05 at the Brown Electric.

SQUARE DANCING. -- Hear Frank Kaltman caller and Instruc- tor. Community Centre. Friday and Saturday. May 20thG2lst.

RUMMAGE SALE sponsored by Holy Redeemer C. W. L. Saturday, May Zist, 2 p. m. at the Commun-

. ity Centre.

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RED CROSS blood donor clinics 'il Canadian Legion. Charlotte- iwn. June 1st and 2nd-1.000 donors needed. I

THE REGULAR MEETlNG'of the Nurses Alumni P. E. l. liospi- tal. Cundall Home. Friday, May 20th.

ORWELL - VERNON UNITED CIIURCH. - Rev. JOIIII M. Sheen. Minister. Eldon il a. m. Orwell 2.3) p. m. Cherry Valley 7.30 p. rn.

MILLINERY S P E Cl A L S in black al Hi-Style Mllllncry. Great George Street. Specials from 01.40 up. Store open Friday night closes Saturday 12:10.

sracuu. ron WEEK-END 81.- 95. 32.95 and 53.95. Open Fridp evening to 9 p.m. and closing Sat- urday noon 12.30. Adella's Mil- linery.

ST. JOHN'S PRESSYTERIAN CHURCH, Belfast. Sunday. May 22nd. 10 a. in. Sunday School. 11 a. m. Morning Service. Mr. Good- will McDougall. guest speaker. 7.30 p.m. Song Service by Y. P. S. Rev. D .A. Campbell. Interim Moder- alor.

HAMPTON PASTORAL CHARGE. - The United Church of Canada. Services Sunday. May 22nd. Victoria 11 a. m. Hamp- ton ii p. rn. Bonshaw Communion Service 7.30 p. rn. Rev. R. H. Baxter, Minister.

BREADALSANE PASTORAL CHARGE. - The United Church of Canada. Services Sunday. May 22nd. Rose Valley ii a. rn. North Granville I p. In. rleasant Valley 7.30 p. m. Rev. W. B. MacPhall. Minister.

POWNAL UNITED PASTORAL C IIABGE. - Service Sunday. May 22nd. 11 a. m. at Mlllvlow. No service In Pownal due to church pal " . but re-opening on May 29th. Rev. T. R. Goudgo. Minister.

YORK PASTORAL CHARGE. - The United Church of Canada. Minister: Rev. J. M. spronla. Sunday. May 22nd. 1065. 0.!) a. In. York. 11.00 a. la. cents-1 1.3 p. in. lraclsley.

CORNWALL UNITED CIUICI. Rev. A. S. Weir. D. D.. Minister. Services May 22nd. will be as fol- lows: Cornwall 11.00 a. as. New Dominion 8.00 p. rn. Kingston 1.!) p. in. Sunday School as usual.

CAVENDISB UNITED CIURCI OF CANADA. - Services lun- day. May" 22nd. New Glasgow. Communion Service 11 a. sa. Cav- endish no p. in. Special Mr. R. Allison Pro lit town. Rev. F. W. Iawdon, this- ter.

IIAZELIIBOOK-CROSS ROADS- ALEXANDRA. - Services E May 22nd. llaulbrook 11 a. at. Sunday School 10 s. rn.

Roads 8 p. rn. Alexandra 7.11 p.rn. Sunday School 10.3) a. rn. All are welcome to these services. Rev. C. 15. Armstrong. Minister.

: :YOUR SATURDAY NIGHT JAMBOBEE-FORUM.

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From The Frying Pan To Your Tabla

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Corner King at Weymouth Opposite C.N.R. Station Snacks to eat in or take out A complete restaurant de- livery service.

For free delivery dial 0356 Ask us to send you a menu

speaker of Free-

est (when the sun shines! and where sea and farm products grade higher and taste better than anywhere else -

Pirst Queens is the largest dis- trict on the Island. with upwards of 3.000 eligible voters and 302.3 miles of roads. where practically all of us earn our living by fish- ins or turmlns. or by combining both occupations.

You have done me the honour oi electing me to represent your district ior nearly 80 years, and I have done my best to iurther your interests and the interests oi our Province as a whole. For two tour-year periods I have been your only representative on the government side of the House. Due to the largeness oi this dis- trict I have not been able to visit You Peflonllly as often as I would wish. for it one meets with even two persons per day. it would take gar 300 days to meet all the elec-

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CHANGED Tl MES

During the 00 years since 1 was first elected to represent you there have been great changes in our standard of living, and a great increase in what we expect Governments to do for us. Farm work has been greatly mechaniz- ed: money invested in Farm Ma- chinery is in many Instances izreater than the value of the land cultivated. Governments have be- come more paternal - 30 years r we had no Old Age Pensions, No Family Allowances. No Wid- ows Allowances. We had no T. B. Sanitorium and our death rate from Tuberculosis was the high- est in Canada.

Our Infirmary was very inade- auate, and only housed the really destitute. We doled out 10 doi- lars per year to those we did not have room for in the institution. The Department of Agriculture consisted of n Commissione and a Secretary. Our poultry flocks were riddled with Airan T. B. and chickens died in thousands of various infections diseased. Ani- mal health was attended to by a few practising vetcrinaries. There was no Denartmenl of In- dustry or Marketing, and no Tour- ist Bureau, The Department of Public Works was just becoming road-conscious. There was no Power Machinery. and roads were supposed to be kept In repair by a system of Statue Labor. helped out by a few horse-drawn graders. There were no paved roads. and no snow plows.

THE OPPOSITION 1

In listening to the opposition addresses both in the Legislature and on the Radio. I have been 'un- pressed by iheir lack of consis- tency. On the one hand they criticize the Liberal Government (or their niggardly expenditure in all their departments that turn around and condemn them for increasing the expenditure in those same departments.

Now Ladies and Gentlemen. while a great deal has been ac- complished. there still remains much to be done. We have miles of dirt roads that should be wid-

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cried and ditched. The Rural Electrification programme has been only one year in operation. and the assistance to processing plants is just getting underway

The Department of Agriculture is taking more interest in the ordinary dirt farmer.

The Department oi Health In Welfare has a large programme still to be accomplished; and we would ask our long-suffering and patient electors not to expect this all to be finished in one sea- S011.

BATTLE CRIBS

If there was nothing left over for a future dale. your representa- tives might as well resign. I do not know how Slogans or Battle Cries original:-ii. They have been used since ancient times to incite and encourage the friendly and to strike terror to the hearts and minds of enemy combatants dur- ing the heart oi battle. We know the Spartans used these devices at the Battle oi Thermopylae; our Saxon forefathers shouted ”out Out" when they fought the Nor- mans on the blood-stained sod oi Lsonlac-Hill. In not so distant times we find the Scottish Highland Clans crying their Slogans when Dirk and Claymore rang on brass- studded targcs; and the war-pipes walled out the' pibroc amid the din oi light.

The slogan of the Liberal Party has always been "Equal oppor- tunity for all. special privileges for none."

Our Conservative friends have had almost as many slogans as they had names for their party. ilurinu lhe Reciprocity Election of 1911. the slogan of the Liberal- Conscrvative party as they then called themselves. was "No trick or trade with the yankeea". They won that contest and the hands of the clock were set back 30 years.

In the Dominion Election of 1930. the "National Conservatives" as they then called themselves.

used the slogan "We will blast our way into the Markets of the

Campbell, Jones and Mathesoa and the personnel of Governments has changed many times, so lllerel has been no lack of change. The Matheson Government is now asking for your support. whyl should we exchange it for inex- perienced candidates whose only thought seems to be "It's time for a change".

I would not care to see any oi. you in the position of the man who! had gotten himself securely last-3 erred in a box. There was only a' small knot-hole through which he was unable to get out. Election day came round and he wanted to- vote. The returning Ofiicer stretch- l ed the rules of Procedure a bit and a ballot was pused in to him. He marked it for the Con- servative party. and when the elector's return came in he felt so small he crawled out through the knot-hole! ,'

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BALANCE OF SPRING COATS

FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIALS from 7 to 9

One Lot of SWEATERS-Size 14 to 20 Going at 51.59 each

One Lot of SKIRTS- Going at S238 each

Going at 20'Vo Off

RADIO ADDRESSES

ON BEHALF 0F TIIE LIBERAL DRGANIZATIDN

May 20th-6:45 - 7:00 P.M. -' Mr. J. M. McAIduH May 20th-6:50 - 7:00 P.M. -

Mr. Alex Mclsaac. Liberal Candidate for 5th Queens.

May 20th-7:30 - 7:45 P.M.-Mrs. E. lnman. President at the Provincial Liberal Women's As sociotion. '

May 20th - 7:45 - 8:00 P.M.-Hon. Dougall MacKinnon. Minis- ter of Public Works and Highways. and Member for Fourth

May 20th-8:45 - 9:00 P.M.-Nell A. Mathesotl. M.P. for

May 21st-7:30 - 7:45 P. M.-Hon. Keir Clark. Minlsterof Edu- cation and Member for Third Kings.

May 21st - 0:00 - 0:15 P.M.-Hon. I. Earle MacDonald. Min- lster of Public Health and Welfare. and Member for Fifth

May 21st-10:30 - 11:00 P.M.---Premier A. W. Matheson. AI Times Shown are Standard Time

Radio Station CF-CY - 630 on your dial

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