The Western Guardian

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“Thin column II reserved for new: of local Interest but advertising- of l aewsy nature mu he inserted at s cunts a word ' payable advance.

‘BUY NOSE GUARDS ' "at Bragg‘; L-BSIB-V-Neli.

—KODAKS at reduced . ‘prices. Films finished. Taylor Drug 00.. Kensington. 'l-l3-tf.

—GF.NUINE NASH and Swedish scythes, snathsand scythe stones in stock at Bruce's. L-85i0-7-20-2i.

—CONSERVATIVE COMIMITTEE ZOMS located in G. R. Mac- uarrie's Building, Summer St., = ummerside. L-Bitiii-‘l-Il-fii

-CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEE 00MB located in G. R. Mac- uarrie's Building, Summer Si... ummerside. L-.8462-'!-1.7-5l

-PASTURE FOR ‘TWENTY =- of cattle and ten horses. ater in every field. Five acres - good shelter. Apply J. P. Ten- n, Box 38, Summerside.

L-BB37-7-20-2i

—CAPITOL GRILL —- Regular i ance Saturday night. Music by ‘ tan Jamicson and his orchestra. aturing "Whitey" Haines at the ano. Admission 25c. 14-858

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= nts, Mr udet of Wellin -—V'ISITING IN HAMILTON- v. Dr. and Mrs. Rauisaygof the iiezl Church of Moncton, N. 3.. - staying at their summer cottage Hamilton-S

IVEN CONTRACT-ML T. D. lson of Summerside has ived a contract to repair the

emu-s;

c repairs to the outside of the ding. especially to the brick frlelie

k cn the upper part of the v ding which has recently fallen ay.—-S.

PASSING ‘ any friends in Summ et to learn of the passing of ._ Tottle Mawley whose death " i nod in the Prince Ed- - d Hospital on Thursday night. -- Mawley was 73 years of age d had been a resident of Summer- e since s1 child. Miss Mawleyh rents, the late Mr. and Mrs. i- win Mawley came from Charlotte- wn and took over the Clifton ztel, which they ran very success- lly imtil their death_ Miss Mawley ith her sisters who predeceased er kept up the hotel and were well nown to the travelling public. ust recently Miss Mawiey, went own to Charlottetown to reside. iss Mawley was a devoted member St. Mary's Anglican Church and er charitable deeds and slt-lliolz: eatly missed. Miss Mawiey had a eet disposition which endeared r to all with whom she came in

_> Office Building which i8 in - i . of repairs This work will com- .

a

ember of her family. The funeral ill be held in St. MAW’! Church. ummerside this afternoon. .a.l...3.ii0. e rernakns will bebmught upfrom

i urch an hour before the service.

visiting on the Island-S.

FUNERAL DIRECTOR_AND ' EMBALMER Prince County Hospital Ambulance in Charge

lummereide and Bodegas Phone 38-1. -- '

n. L. newness

ntact, She was the last surviving ,

ter Street. I A Home Away From Home Excellent Dining Service. " MRS. RANABAN Pfllfletor

ed to many instances where the old age pension has boon to many an his canvass he had come across many could not have got along without it last winter. '

made their usurl‘ criticisms of the MacMillan Government but had nothing cf a constructive nature to a cffer the electors. Their criticisms

were ably replied to by the Con- servative candidates.

PALMERJS ROAD MEETING

for the 1st District of ‘Prince County. wasbeid at Palmer's Road and was strongly Conservative in tone. Mr. James McGrath very capably pre- sided ever an audience that packed the hall to the doors. The keen in- terest taken in the politics! issues o! the moment was fully demon- strated by the fact that several local speakers held the floor after theGallant and Mr. Henry Peters.

Gféhltlliecyepti A G0vt.Cand1datesAtSpr1ng Valley And Palmers Road Messrs. McNuttI-Amrsenault, Mat- thews And Peters Present Gov-

ernment’s Case In Most Effective

Manner To Electors Of Their Copstituencii - ~

' Hon. A.. 111,. Arsenault and Hon. candidates had spoken, Mr. George Thomas MacNutt were ebcorded a great reception in Spring Valley at the joint political meeting. Mr. Connick very capably presided and excellent Arsenauit was warmly Bppifliidfiii when speaking on Old Age pensions, showing how the MacMlllan Gov- ernment had taken advantage of the offer of the Government at Ottawa and by giving to the people of the province the Old Age pension many homes and enjoy the comforts they urge entitled to in the evening of li e.

order prevailed. Mr.

were able to remain in their

Hon. Thomas MacNutt also refer-

proved a great old couple. During

who have admitted they

Mr_ Gallant and Mr. Linkletter

STRONGLY CONSERVATIVE The closing joint political meeting

M. date took w. Campbell to task be- cause he had never given his plat- formto the electorate all through

closing meeting hrll got no further than the balanced budget. Matthews said he was notsurprised

speak on his platform as he had so

Lisa's platform which he announced

Matthe "n, Conservrrive candi-

the campaign and even at this Mr. that Mr. Campbell hell failed to

many he would not know which one to use_ First there wri". Waiter M.

at the close of the legislature. Next there was Mir. IsePages platform which be had given to the Halifax Herald and then Mr. Campbell himself had rmnounced a platform

over the radio, and besides that

there were the resolutions passed at the convention at which Mr. Campbell and Mr. Gallant were

nominated. with the full expecta-

tion that these resolutions would be embodied in the Liberrl‘ platform.

But the only reference Mr. Camp- bell ‘made in the platform to the resolutions was an investigation into scme of the things mentioned. No wonder Mr. Campbell found it difficult to mention his platform. Mr. Matthews after an able address on the achievements on the Mac- Millan Government asked for the support of the electors for himself

and Mr, Peters. Mr. Campbell spent

most of his time criticising the Mac- Millan Government but failed to give tbeeiectors any idea of the Liberal policies. Splendid order pre- vailed. The speakers addressed the meeting in the following order: Mr. Thane- A. Campbell K_ C.. , . George M. Matthews, Mr. Aeneas

little daughter are visiting m On-

oamssnrawtar . . will

returned home after visit to friends in the United States-

Jorie Barnes, and Miss Evelyn Rem- say of Rosllndaie. Mass, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. S. MacKay. Sum- merside. Mr. Barnes who is a noted singer will sing in the United Church on Sunday-S.

and their son, ed to their home after spending a few dayfl W17 pleasantly with ton. They were accompanied 011 i116 return trip by Miss Tignish, who will spflid the remain-

ariottetown and placed in the lsummer Fox without meat, for

—Mr_ Wlilinn Denny of Toronto ~

sermon nurse ,

PERSONALS

._.Ml-_ Benjamin Brenmer of

Charlottetown was a. visitor to Sum- i ' merside on Thursday-S.

—-Mrs Donald MacFarlane and

-Mi_ss Constance Heckber-t ‘h a pleasant

-Mr. Harvey Barnes, Miss Mar-

—Mr. and Mrs_ Herbert Houston Herbie. have return- in Rhoda Island relatives in Alber-

Mary Dorgan,

der of her vacation with her sister in Dorchaster. She will also visit friends in New Bedford.

The total number of pedigree cer- tificates registered by the Canadian National Livestock Records, approv-

-Bd by thtrbominion Minister o!

Agriculture, for the month of June, 1936, was 4.504, including 309 horses; 2,870 cattle; 244 sheep; 386 swine; 94 101K652 590 11°85; one poultry, and 21 goats.

(Continued

Ration: with and Pups and adults

at your nearest ‘er.

liar Generators

and

Electric Motors

REPMREIJ "

Armature Rewinding Prompt Service Work Guaranteed

y _ Allen‘ W. Palmer",

POLITICAL PARTY IN C

The Conservative appeal is to the intelligence of the electors. Against the pipe dream of a balanced budget by which the Liberals, in their last four years, fell short to the tune of $1,177,000, it offers two policies of paramount Continued economy CONSISTENT WITH EFFICIENCY in the administration of every and, “having further established our minion Government to the

importance:

of the public service;

A FULL REALIZATION COMMISSION.

day‘ afternoon. July 20, at by Hon, Br. W.

"Ont. OLYMPIA». CREAM can bowls In! pert of‘ we, iii Traekvflet

For lilflilflllor any “use, y. sea, ,

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didates for the

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Cafe Open

" v SERVICE DINNER AND

Provincial claims against the Do extent of three million dollars, to continue to press FOR OF OUR CLAIMS ON THE

BASIS OF THE MINORITY REPORT OF THE WHITE

A public meeting will be held i J. P. MacMillan an

Nanking Cafe ’ 1 i’ ' WATER STREET. SUMMERSIDE . Opposite Hoiman’s

UPSTAIRS PRIVATE DINING ROOM FOR SPECIAL PARTIES

ncoidtezi

LITTLE em nun ovin av more}; BAR

Dorothy Clow, Aged 3, Taken To Prince County Hospital In Serious Condition.

Dmflihy Clow. three-year-old daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Ernest 010W of Summerside was taken to the Prince County Hospital in a very serious condition when she received severe head injuries-after being run over by a motor car about 3.00 yes- terday afternoon. Mr. William Al- hflrt Mouse of Kensington was pro- ceeding along First St. and when opposite the White Star Laundry the “We Blrl ran out from the side- walk which is very narrow at tblg point and was knocked down by the

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Campaign “Issuesplendid Hearing» Are Discussed At

Ma lpeque Meeting

As is usual at Malpcque there

a very large attendance at’ the joint

political meeting on Thursday.

the speakers were given an attent- ive hearing The audience had come _ there to hear the issues of the cam- i New Brunswick and Nova scotla, Paign discussed and by their atti-,

tudc displayed keen mterest in

flrxuments. Mr. Wm. Ramsay capably presided ' Mr. B. Marin Gallant

Mr. Gallant,

him eight years ago, he said

everyone knows that the present Government had to spend a little more than it would have under or-

dinary conditions, but that

could have been more careful. They Seemed to have followed the lines of

the least resistance

car. The front and rear wheels passed over the child's body. Her head evidently struck the concrete, Eye Witnesses said that the child was looking the other way and step- ped immediately 1n front cf the car. A test ofthe car brakes were taken and found to be in perfect condition. Mr. Moose said he did not see the child at all. Statements were taken of eye-witnesses and the Crown pro- secutor ordered the release of Mr. Moase pending further develop. lhents. The little 8111's condition is very grave.—-S.

INJURIES ARESERIUIIS

H u g h MacKendrick, Aged ti, Undergoes Operation At Prince ‘County Hospital.

Hugh MacKendrick, four-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne MacKen. drick, of _Ty.ne Valley, was brought, to the Prince County Hospital yes. terday morning suffering several internal injuries. The little fellow had been with his mother to take the cows to pasture and on the way home he tripped and fell, a. stick which he held in his hand entering his abdomen. The accident hop. pened about 9.30 A. M. His sondr. tion is considered very grave, An operation was performed and the little fellow is resting as well as can be expected. .

The Cdmpaign Issue

from Page 1)

assumed, which the Liberals claim they will not repudiate. Tllriere is the burden of direct and indirect unemployment re ef, of old age pensions, rncreased grants to the‘ hospitals and the Sanatorium, a new grant, established last year, to the Fisher cn’s Union, etc.,-items amounting in all to several hun red thousand dollars.

Liberal candidates give the assurance that these undertakings will not be abandoned. They will discharge all the responsibilities which the MacMillan Government assumed in tiding our people over the depression, AND THEY WILL D0 IT WITH $280,000 LESS OF" SUBSIDY INCREASE THAN WAS NECESSARY, BY MR, LENS RECKONING, TO BALANCE THE BUDGET IN 1930i

This is the Liberal policy. _ TASTIC BID FOR POWER EVER MADE

ANADA.

PUBLIC MEETING AT Mzscoucns: HALL

n Miscouche Hall Satur- which will be addressed d the Conservative can- Fifth Electoral District of Prince County. A cordial welcome is extended to all electors,

3 p.m.,

. . MANSON, D.‘ F. McNEILL.

Day and Night

_.' EXCELLENT CUISINE

SUPPER-JO: to 35c.

‘ YEP S. I-IONG. Manager » Phone 8102 _ “r .~~e~§""-+0+0=o+o-o-o-oo- ~

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They have lately started on an

orgy of expenditure and all debt will have to be paid for. It is true the Liberals spent a

50 the people on their recard

they spent too much money,

had promised" so much. The present Government has

If the Liberals are elected will make an honest effort to ance the budzet and allot to department a. certain amount

bounds. he stated.

Hon. Adrien F. Arscnault Mr_ Arsenault was in

He did not think there was

Liberal candidate was the first speaker and after thanking the electors for supporting

flee-i v! money. but they left some- "11118. he claimed. They appealed

Wéflt dflwn to defeat, not because

because the Bennett Government

extravagant, he claimed. They had l0 spend a good deal of money on relief and 1f ihmss do not get bet- ter relief will have to be extgndgti But they have bungled the finances:

i-Yy t0 keep expenditures within

tom r r m, fl 1 M splendid U G I]! district. me n‘ M m‘

much in the Liberal platform, and it has been very difficult for the e1. ectors at the various meetings to iégfiw lust what they will do 1g 91¢“.

was tion and why it was that ex-Premier Saunders did not succeed when he went to Ottawa In his letter Mr. ‘Saunders admits that he refused in .co-opcrate with the Premiers of

All

“But I have yet to hear an explan- ation which satisfied me." Mr. Ar- senault said. (Applause).

The Liberals try to hide their in- debtedncss by charging gravel and road machinery to the capital ac- count; that is the way they balanc- ed their budget. charging to capital accsunt things that are not penna- nent. They had charged to capital account in their four years of 011208 $366,170.34 worth of gravel.

We had aperfect right to cha:ge to capital account the money ex- pended cn Prince of Wales College and Faloonwoad Hospital, They are permanent assew.

Mr. Arsenault closed with an ap- peal for himself and colleagues to be returned on election day and for the MacMillan Government;

Ml‘. ‘Campbell

ML T. M. Llnkletter, Liberal gan- didate spcke briefly on the question 0f gravel and then. gave the remain- der of his time to Mr. Claire Camp- bell.

Mr. Campbell opened his remarks by saying "that the Guardian news- paper started this subsidy business and called it ‘the vital issuet" "What I am going to say is just what I know. All this talk of 1912 is ancient history

In 1927 then Premier Saunders arranged with Hon. James A. Robb, to have an interview in regards to 51111516)‘ fililm- "Unfortunately," sail Mr. Campbell, "Mr. Robb died."

Ex-Premierlsaunders tried t; get claim. and in spite of the fact. that Hon. Mr. Arsenault had just read ex-Premler Saunders‘ letter that, he declined to cooperate with Premier Rhodes and Premier Baxter, Mr’ Campbell expected an intelligent audience to believe that it was the other Maritime Premiers who had

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IT IS THE MOST FAN- BY A

department

As stated by my opponent, Mr. Gallant. when we took office we found certain conditizns there. A debt of $1,177,000. m good times, and what have they given us. $360,. 000 dollars of imported gravel on our roads. The greater p93]; 0g the money left over in Nova. Scotia.

Mr- Gallant ciaimsithat the Lib- eral Government knew of the gm. vei on the Island in i928, but, said

Saunders say?" “We have not one “"31? mm“ 0f Eravel in the Prov- ince, and in l029iwhen theyhad

discovered the gravel pits they stilli continued importing gravel. -

Ml‘. Arsenault went on to say they want to claim everything, they even want to take away from the Wom- i, en's Institutes the credit for build. ing the Sanitorium These people who are so careful of the public health let the Dalton Sanitorium go to such a bad state of repair that n, was no use.

The Conservatives had given more than the Liberals to assist the Wo- men's lnstitutes in building the Sanitarium.

MT- Mflclfiiy-“E- when Minister of Public Works ordered $90,000 worth of road machinery over the teio- phone, and yet the Liberals say they are going to control expensw_ flow can they when they let one man have full sccpe to order recklessly over the telephone to the tune of such an enormous sum.

Answering M1‘. Gallant: claim that the building 01 Falconwgod would cost. if according to the or- iginal plans. one quarter and one million dollars.

Mr, Arsenault said. “he has no right to say that as the tenders were never opened. but the estim. ate of the architect was one mil. lion."

"The Liberals now blame us be- cause we did not go ahead and use the plans. The people know that to take advantage of the unemploy- ment grants from Ottawa we had to spend large sums of money on relief."

Mr, Arsenault contrasted their re- cord with that of the Liberal gov-

ernment. It is true they had in- creased the debt $927,000 but they had the new Palconwood Hospital Iand Prince of Wales College as per- imanent assets. I In addition they had given large surrfb for direct and unemployment ‘relief.-

Not only all that but $15,000 from the Carnegie Demonstration and public libraries Then they say, oh that's nothing. We did not get much. Well what did they get‘! (Applause).

In err-Premier Saunders’ letter to Mackenzie King. then Prime Minis- ter of Canada. he said it will be a long time before this province could bear the burden of laying perman- ent roads and yet the Liberals say this government has been extrava- gant for getting the Bennett gov- ernment to assist with the highway.