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THE “CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Mr. Geo. D. Pope, M.L.A., Gives Facts and Figures at the Joint Meeting at _ Miseouehe Tuesday Evening Last

Mr. G. D. iPope, M.L.A., made an

excellent speech at Mlscouciie on Tule day evening last. Mr. Pope sa :- " his is the first opportunity i ave had oi appearing on a plat- iorm at iMiscouche, and l wish to take advantage oi the occasion to thank the electors ior the strong support they gave me in the bye- election ior the Local House last January.

I was not as well known at the country polls as in Suinmerside, and when the reflirns irom Mis- couche and St. Nicholas were re- ceived l was very proud oi the vote polled in this settlement.

Most people tell you that figures are dry reading. but ii we want to understand the financial condition of our country, ii we want to know whether Mackenzie King has mau- aged the affairs of Canada in a busi- ness-llke manner, let us turn to the Public Accounts of Canada, a copy oi which I hold in my hand.

What was the total expenditure ior 1925‘! lt was $339,903,000. ln 1914 (year before the War) it was $186,241,000, or an increase in 1925 over i914. oi $153,662,000, Now, bow about the cost oi the War? The War cost Canada $l,694,000,000. Who paid that? The Borden and iMeiglien Governments paid $1,687,- 000,000 oi that amount.

From 1921 to 1925 Mackenzie King's Government paid just $6,- 960,000 oi War expenditure. Now. gentlemen, let us look at this thing square in the iace. The year 1916 was the second year oi the War. The expenditure oi Canada in that year under Sir IRobert ‘Borden was $339,702,000. in l1925 under Mac- kenzie King it was $339,903,000, or $200,000 more. ln 1916 ‘Borden paid out oi the above amount $166198,- 000 on War expenditure. Mac- kenzie King, in 1925, paid $506,931, ~= land service in Long Creek on Sun- m, $165,691_000_ Why did not M“; day at 3.00 p. m. Cordial invitation kenzie King reduce our taxes by t” a“: that amount? No, it was spent in extravagant administration and in keeping his party in power. He had the chance of'his lifetime to cui ,down the expenses oi this country. How has he done it’!

Let us look at the Pulblic Ac- counts again. Mackenzie King came into power in 1921. The net debt oi Canada in 192i was $2,- 340.879,000. in 1925 it was $2,417,- 438,000, an increase since Macken- zie King came into power oi $76,- 559,000. That is not all, gentlemen. How about our National Railways? The railway expenditure oi Canada does not now appear in the Auditor Generals Report, nor are the da- tails given to the people oi Canada as they were under the Conserva- tives. Who started the system oi guaranteeing Railway Bonds? The e s- M"°M"'a".’;l".22it“iféil? secretariat‘. of ‘Vood Islands wesu A“ theiNOfthfifil Railwa ior $9 359000

“mg” PM” ha" bee" m“d°'n. in in 100s for)‘, 51sec 000HAgaiii ‘““°°“" h““““°°k“ have bee" M" inga1911 ior 535170000 ' Ali-lo ior elied 0n’ and llelllessm“ “u” “l” the Grand Trilnk Pat-inc in 100snnu The” l“ a" “mked ‘mpmwment ‘1909 ior sea 000 000. making aitotal a“ round’ under Liberal rule before the war oi $121,065,000. When

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SHIRTS, Sweaters at. Montreal Sales Co.

halt price 1510-8-25-31. CLEARING OUT balance oi our

stock at hali price. Montreal Sales Co. 1510-8-25-31

PURE means elsewhere.

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muslin BY MILLIONS DAILY. mwn label 75c lb. Orange Pekoe Blend-Bic lb.

came on these railways became practically bankrupt and the Union Government had to take them over and issue Guarantee Bonds ior the Durchasc oi same.

Since the Mackenzie King Gov- ernment came into power, Guaran- tee Bonds ior $114,500,000 have been issued. Oi these bonds 386500000 were for construction and operation expenses. Now, ii’ we add the Con- struction and Operation Expenses Bonds to the increase oi the Na- tlonul Debt since Mackenzie King canic into power we have a total deficit of $102,050,000.

That, gentlemen, is the financial position of (‘flllililii ilurlng the iour years of Mackenzie King's Govern- mcnt.

Now, Illr. McLean at previous meetings has referred to the sur- pluses of $35.!l9.‘i,593 in 1924, and of- $345,589 in 1925, as shown by Mr.l Robb iii the Public Accounts. lmay’ say here that the operating UXpGil-‘b; es oi’ the Government Railways, which under the Conservative ad-i ministratlons were voted by Parlia-' ment and always detailed in the Auditors’ Report are not now in- cludoil in the General Ledger in the Finance Department, and ii you will rcfcr to the certificate given on the balance sheet oi thePublic Ac- counts ior 1924 you will notice it reads entirely different from that given under the Conservative Fin- ance Ministers. Why? Jlecause thcl Auditors did not certify to the cor-l rectuess of the Dominion Leilgers in the Finance Department under! Mr. Iiobb's atlininistratioii. ii you‘ take the $46,000,000 0i bonds issued- in 192-i and apply them flfiitiliSi-Ml‘. McLean's surplus you have a deficit“ ior the year i924 of $i0,000,000.l There is no doubt, gentlemen. thnt the Mackenzie King Goveriiineiiu has been the most extravagant‘ Government we have ever bud iii. Caiiatlii. Let me give you some debt comparisons:

Sir John A. Macdouald and other Conservative Premiers came in power from 1878 to 1896-—18 years. They increased the debt by $118.- 135,000, or an average oi 365031101) per your. (Canadian ‘Pacific RflllWiiy;

ALL CLOTHING halt price. Mon- treal Sales Co. 1510-8-‘2531 h

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noows MARKET Phone 421 and 389 also double delivery ser- vice. 1486-8-24-51

BORDEN SERVICE--Rev. J. B. ‘Daggett will preach at. Borden at 1 a. m.

in nd other amusements, till the WEDDWG BELLS lwgeasmsll hours when all repaired . ,- scelln 0! ll Vi?” 3:33); 1'12? ‘The. numerous presents received n Widpesday’ Egrett Mooney testiy t0 the popularity oi the hen Miss Annie it: d l: ‘he ho] 'y()ung couple. The guardian joins iillalphlce w“ u“ a y“. Eu englwith their many friends in wishing 0nd! or "wmmony “i; ' gThe Mr. and Mrs. Dunn long years of oseilll Dmm oi‘ M?‘ gulf!) thelwfiililéil bliss. eremony yfllppeg omiiy y The! (Patriot please copy. llllflfgr'|onlllgd' charming in a beau-i 5;“; costume oi almond crepe dei onus Willi hat l; mafcth‘ fir’; The Bishop or Manchester, who W" “Handed by er as en ~fl‘was at one time a schoolmaster, Eitelln Mooney of ‘Cancer’? N"ll.{"itells the story of a teacher in an who W"? l‘ charm “g s‘; m’ 5- elementary school who was trying "l"! gengene crepe w m hm f to impress on the children how im- mining-y hghecgzzfi?‘ a?“ fixliflzge-lpoi-tnnt bad been the discovering e . . . I "i"°“" °' “'°°“"""" “i” Si"'r'i.';ill..i”“.i'il"iilli‘.ir SJE ti"; "“»°E'Z“_”° ’°“ “m” “ w‘? m ceremony the happy coupe gmun“. Au apple m" on hwoi needles. Send in your renews motored to the brides home where hem!’ and from that ‘he discovereddoday and get one. Do not include a dfljniy breakfast was served. gravi-Latlon extra ior postage. This needle The pniiy then motored to Chan‘ Hm“ mm‘ children" she added case i5 yours tree with every re. lonelmm [or dinner "‘“Y“""‘ m "isiitthat wonderful’; V ' newaL I" m“ evening m the groom! home A small boy replied “Yes ‘miss "hm-nun elegant supper was await- and If he had been 8mm, -m the’ ORAPAUD AND SPRINGFIELD “'5 them‘ A number of guemslschoolroom lookin' at his books he AMommg Prayer m Cmpaud on wen, present to welcome the newly] “"11",! ne h _ my -r d Sunday st 11.00 a. m. and Evening WBililBil couple and the remainder “ ‘ "9' a“ Love e Prayer in Springfield at 7.30 p. m,

oi the evening was spoilt in dauc- Wmilrd‘ Sermon subject.—ls knowledge po- WOT.

AT HOMEp-Mrs. Dr. Carson will be at home, Friday, Aug. 27th irom 4 to 6. p. 111.. at 4 Brig-Mon Road.

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BELFAST UNiITED CHURCH- Service in the Baptist Church, El- don, Sunday. Angus; 29 at 3.30 p. m.

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EVERY SUBSCRIBER renewing their subscription to The Guardian are receiving a case oi ‘needles tree. Did you get yours? ti

All Aboard For Amherst!

From every corner of the MaritimesQby motor car, boat and train-everybody is 0n the way to Amherst-Jthe biggest show of the decade. It's Christmas, it’s May 24, it's July 1 and Labor Day-itls all holidays rolledt into one. A circus. A vaudeville show. A horse race. It’s every- thing‘, it’s the

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. AMHERST-ATS YOURS _ August 28th to September 4th—Special Excursion Rates

CHURCH OF SCOTLAND—- The Sacrament oi The Lord's Supper will be dispensed in the Kirk, Kin- ross on Sabbath 29th. Services at 10.30 and 6. Preparatory service's on Thursday and Saturday at 7 p. m. Rev. R. J. Campbellwlll preach on Saturday and Sabbath evening.

the taxes. Wbyhvlhokhat the \Var, V T W “H lgmrmnn “urjlit-r sister. Mrs. ‘lllll-Vlrfflllifl Mclifiiii; built tiilring this period.) Sir \Vll- Taxes collected from the llonplt: oi r‘ lmI-Utlgll I xmntéguo‘ wed’ irld Lliurier was in power from this country. During the seven £331 _ ' ll ' 11890 to 19ll—15 years. He IncreuiiJyeni-s 1914 to 1921 thc CUllSUDVilt- - - 9d Hlcllelll ill’ 531-545000, lll‘ lllllitives collected in \\‘ti.l' taxes ,iu.-i ' ‘ ' V w _ _ ‘ ‘ average oi $5,436,000 per year. '$;i»'.i,000,ii00, nu average of lllllllll v {"["l"5,l.ri'l_g:;;'gl* Mackenzie King u-ns iii powoi‘.550000.000 yctirli», llui-iui-r tour i~llic‘l:llgtlylil.nol‘ M“ h“ pleased-l.” from i921 to June. 1926. The lastlvnnrs from 192i to 192.. MUJEKCIIZIP f _ _l __ u ,1 Wwed Pulblic Accounts issued are for1925.‘k|ng-s (;n,-(.V}.nn,en[ (:Oll‘A‘:l‘ld $933, lcuiu tllhll‘ b10110 hllilll ti’ llllll~rl w S0 during the iour years 21 t0|319,000, an average oi about $171" F"! 1;" £0500“ m ‘UL O m ‘ I 1925i the debt has been ii eased 000,000 yearly. _ m o“ ' by $76,559,000, or an average of Now, ill Cllllduslom let Us hm)‘ ‘ili- W ll Towiislieud Rollo 819,l.'i9.000 per year. (Expenditure at Mackenzie King's rcctiril. ‘HI-v ‘you “Jr; q Visitor u; Swuriq on (‘anuiliziii National Railways not in 1921. the result oi‘ tilt" elvr- Mil.‘ -‘_‘n*m‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' included-l ‘tions were as follows: “llilllll. ll-‘i 5‘“‘""‘> U0 g' Now, electors, diuckcur“ King seals; Progressives and .ubor, iii: _ _ _. ,H_ _ , ,, I and his Ministers have been so busy Meigben, 50; total, 235 stints. Allin] ImilililniiiIoullirrvrltéilligilil.his; keeping the Progressives in liuc King did not complete his iuil llll_l_"lxil_“l" Wk“ nunhm.’ 'y that they had not time to propcrlftorm oi ilve years. In three YWW“ ‘ML ‘ 1' r “ '

"l ‘ I I ' ‘i.' - 1 ‘ ,~ i.‘ il *,(' \“l'll‘ll" . . . (Bilillifilih S((.‘:Olltl1l€1‘\’lqlx")lpl\(0 Pfiélligiilnuiltitiifind “bellies goifoilllisghlulhhih and The lililc ~llll oi .\lr. ullil 5L1“- h- “it uu<l Mrs. John HOWHHI Ding- ed below have beenvcnrciullyqt1k~ 3:112 ‘as his ‘reason that lli‘ (‘illlllill llurrfs. llo1ly\\'n<l<i Willi urn at 0Y0" \vell_ Lillie Pond, were visitors t0 en irom ‘ the Public Accounts ‘lifltarry on without stronger Llbm-nl sent zit their sunimci- lioiue Frliriullti Souris Saturday.

‘Canada and show not only extrnvH-'siiiiporL in the l-louse. What liuil- l“ lm'lll"f‘l‘l"lf_ l_l‘"lll flilllll-d llll-f gauce in the Civil Service at Otui-vpcncd in 1925? King (ionic buck ill‘. J-Wk Ji-‘llkillh. (ii). “an Ill “Fl wa, but also iii tiic administriitloiiHiritli 101 supporters, seventeen lefi-‘l 'l‘ll‘l‘““'°< l

f1 1 r _ . r . » i 192i. Hiiiseli‘ (lv- _ , the Wm. 6:333; me arm“ dbpdnmt/IILS §',';‘,‘;d“‘f.,,f}{“',,,.{,‘,,,, m‘ his Ministers, Miss Aiuy ’l‘tiiviislit=iiil_ l<‘tii‘iiiiit.-.‘i< receiving treatment at the P. E. ' Th‘, Progressives mu] Labor hull has been engaged us li"rl<'lli'i‘ ilblsluiitl Hospital.

Expenditure. - _ ’ U C Scrvmivnn 11in n m. .\loii-ll .~(llll()l for ibc onsu n1: yw-nr, hlolgheu, MuckeiizioKlug. increase.lfflégdfl4gesefig_ DON’. zuhvhudy im- uiul Miss hlyrllv- Diugivt-ll. for An- _ 7,029,109 $ 0,155,725 $ 2,l2ti,ii1i;lugme rm. one “mule if ,.i,i,,_.,- gin uuutluio. ‘Pull sited Souris Saturday ev- li,615.202 7.830.487 13" "snllfihn A’ Wwdnmnd m. Sh. “rm-flu 7- ,i'lllil;_' ibo guest of Mr. and Mrs‘. ~ (‘£38360 3353-7“ ~ “ll 'llll‘ll‘l‘ iiud received surli n lit-king Vi‘. llvilrlri‘ Juvllfiiiu was it vlsl- l'- ior Alcillicc. . 221396.501 30,015,809 " ‘aw ‘vmlm “n, ha“. rpg-innou iivi- tor ii. Souris l‘I'i'I'll|l_V. - thug”)? {hflsium - ' utcs itiicr tlic result ivus known‘! w'8"6’875 l:""90'353 2";‘KJTHiIPBihIIhIHIII knows lo its illl-WYHV] iliilit “PI/V. \i.';:i‘i[llr§\ll"f). gill. " "—"- w" "—— ‘M - this is what Niackcuzie \1":<-*'l"'l‘ ' ~ ‘ ‘ $51,318,909 $69,527,757 $18,20ll.S-i‘< hm," dune, huh, m m‘, mun-vs; n; ,|ny_ ‘ l -, - t ' ‘ l ilso iii lllt‘ lllli‘l‘- , done and the syswnl or arrlvllngzlbi-lslt rlpllllcriirliielinllparty. I Mr. liurl- Murdock and .\lr. Ruliih . .111 . tllllC uctd delirt of tlltn tlfylllllllixlyditlill-‘f, " “l, King (IhQSQ to rumlliii and try Diugwell u-t-ir- lll linsiorii kings‘! ltivi-i c “"89 - ' 0 ill") 9 9 V" 91'“ ‘ ' .--| tl ‘Elk i tli: llll‘l'(,‘HiS 0i their own words they stated: “The llflllillnnd cgrrytgg‘ Pggfexfifggmlf, ‘Lin, filrllrmtyut n ‘ L method oi arriving at the net debt m en Ce " ‘

McLean has referred to the large of the iDominion has been modiiieclllm" lllfi {Lllbgrnltliérii)léiyl;,l;l_"llt (fzllxllil ‘m.’ and M,“ m,“ Rossncr “we deficit in 1920. and blames the by not including Non-active Assets, l"! ‘Titre! 9n Ym, Mt,(.k,,,,',“, Ki,,,,‘nn,,,m_, H“, visitors n, yinningue r0- Meighsn Government ior it. _ Mr. as explained to Parliament in the $1" "BZLJA ban‘) hnhih, m, comm/x

Saunders also at Tyne Valleymect-imlilset Islleellhf’ The result bcliil-I i ' nan" “m, the Cnsinmn

"IE asked "l9 how “"5 ellllllllllll” ma‘ 5284315000 was charged mu“ m- Ktlve‘ ti: rnvod that lllili tic-l filiwiis Win. AlPlXlllHlll null Ai- Blllll W“ made llll? I Hang Ollt Pl 119ml“ fllld llllll allllllllll Pllwed-nnpdr Imm- p | un ed thatilen \i|-l\'fe won- lil Souris 'l‘liiirs- nhargely Wm. Expenditure," and in a Suspense Account. So you‘l1“"$"m_“:;‘v:g JJL$PHR1C§ m, )1,,_id'“v_'

he ridiculed the idea. Well, lhavelnec. gentlemen, this is jiista h0ok- U," mgénale ‘Liberal (l-‘ovel.nn,pul ‘

since looked up the ‘Public Accounts illceplng adjustment. a wliiins oil cl l“. T‘, ‘“‘,,.,.,,.,' Mr King bus loitl ior 1920 nndlhey nhnw that $345_.:0ld debts which previous Govern-Hit“ “Jnvé Mvinvefnf Onmrk, m"; 612,000 wan War Expenditure, hut niciits, ihotli Liberal and Conservu-twm mg "orflwm pm m- S"... they show more than that, Iiivc. had been responsible for,aml“l"“,’:"_h w“ (O find A so“, 111“. pm. lDurinE 1920 Sir Henry Drayton tho Meighen Government was notl f flea, .sa'qkah_m,w“n m“, h,“ was Finance Minister oi the Moigh- Fllllllflllslble for» NOW llli "ll flllclllr, exgngnneg, :_K]ng_ [binning en Government, He thought, ihniluguin examine this deficit of 1020mm!‘ “mfipr‘v‘p‘l Mm" Hm “Imp. the time had arrived‘ owing t" ‘hwuow was It made “p? ‘Maritime llllroviilrwtii-i burn not vvcll enormous expenditure on accountl\\’l‘~l Expenditure ----~$34'l'612'000-" n nX-‘Vlinii-itcr ~cvcn lion. "No-l" oi the war. that lOutside Auditors llilllwlly delllll. 01¢» lrllllll‘ Qyacdnnilld ha§',|nne,~in,i tho shill. should he brought in to aiidlt the felled 1° l‘ “mlmmc M‘ l-Noiv Floctors in the lntorusititiho books oi the Finance. This was roam and charged to debt ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘

_ account Maritime Provlnu s, it is up o you ‘i, , '. i

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t and tho Wily to do it. Aciiial deficit by lioii. Mr. """’"‘“'°" ' , | . Melghon on ordinary cx- l“ m “we Mn Wyn“ a “N” majm‘

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0n Wednesday Aug. 18th., a very pretty marriage was solclllnilell ill Si. (‘uluinliiil/s Church, blast Point, when Miss Aunzt Campbell. R. N., iliilll-Zlltiii‘ or Mr. lllun Campbell. Fuirficlil. became the wlie of Di‘. Alfred Muilul-y. dentist, son of the ‘late John Muilaly_ dowan Brae. Iioih young pcopc have been res- lllOlili oi U. S. for the last few years. Their many friends ex- icuu hcartlest wishes ior a happy future. '

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The highway irom Belle River nornri- to Mr. Milburn Dixon's farm in Little Sallils is responding nice- 'ly to the iiiie touches oi the split- log drag maneuvered by the adroit

hir. and Mrs. Illiilllilll. ll- 3-, are summer-fog in Little liorbour, the iguesw of Mr. Andew Campbell.

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i ‘l1 r0 m‘ In‘ (i. .-\. Wood, merchant. Rollo lluy west, motored to the city Sull- iluy nu n visit to Mrs, Wood who

qualities.

As to local e terprises they .should all receive ncouraizement and iull patronage wherever poss- ible. Particulary true is this with respect to the milling industry oi, the MacMillan Bros. Wood Islands. a firm widely known ior the ex- cellent products turued. out, their flour, bran, mlddlings, and so forth being oi the highest. quality and moderate iii price. The patrons oi this iirm show a most laudable disposition to maintain it at lull strength and this ls well ior the advantage is mutual as between themselves and the proprietors, An extensive and prosperous com un- ity is advantaged by this indu try| stretching from the extreme t- ern limit oi Murray Harbour on the one band to Point Prim, Eldon

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Auto and motor boat psi-tie; and p1,, .\ll‘ llowziril Dingwell, (‘. N. R..

ll. liiiigiri-ll is spi-iiiliiig u vntration at his sum-

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Thai. is part of the record oi the Hon. Mackenzie King's Government at Ottawa during the last touri years. On more than one occasion Mf-l

.‘.l.--.:. ll. (‘rcamer and son, Jack an, were visitors to Vernon

Sunday.

Miss Sadie Niclfienzie, teacher Fortune Bridge, spent Sunday at hcr home, North River Road, Ch’ town, "ll"

—€-<+o—-—-— HARTSVILLE AND VICINITY.

bliss Kathryn Matrbennan, Harts- ville has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roy (‘utimore Ch’town. -—A fare- woll party was tendered to Mira FlOFfliltfff Jewell at her home on Tuesday evening. before leaving ior lilo, (it'll/inn West, hay mgny frienrig ivish her every success. »Mie.< May liccr Hampton has been visiting iii llnrtsville, the guest. or her cousins, Miss Christine and Janet ‘Nicholson. -—Mr. and Mrs. A. l). ltuolkinnan, piLoary spent Sun- day with the farmer's parents. — Mr. Russell Jewell. ilartsvllle, oilflul the week end in Fredericton. *—.\iiss Katheryn and John -Mac- Lennon. llartsviiio. attended t‘he Aiontaguu races. -—Mlss Florence iMnoLoiinnn, itosion, Mni-n" in lspfillillllfl hcr vocation with hcr sis- ter, Mrs. Hammond Jewell. Harts- ville. ~Rov. A. D. MdCKilIlZle spent n few days at his former homo in llllll-‘lvllln- —Quite a number from Clifton attended the church service in llurtsville on Qinday.

. . \l)|' Alircil Hiuullivoc-I. l|"lli|i-il. Sfillrlfi ‘e utteurliug ibc Diriitul (‘ou-

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ll" I "'1" fy all customers. We should bear in mind that patronage should he- gin at home and only when local industries iali to BllDlJlY. lilIOI-lld patronsgn‘ be given to outsiders. who neither pay taxes here nor do anything to support local, needs.

Air. and fiirs. l‘). hltisln-r, Souris, rfltfilillly visited Mr. ziiitl Mrs. lliim lit-Elven. bot i0.

Mr. and hire. Frank Sivnot, Lot 16, motored in Fortune lirldgc, Thurs-tiny. They were accompan- ied by Mr. Edward Simmons, who, is on n visit to his tluuglilcr, Mrs. Arthur Francis,

Two motor parties ("flillilflililg of Mr. iillil Mrs. A. P]. l“l'illl1'l.~i illlil family, Miss Alli-r- liouglus, Mr. Edward Simmons nud Mr. ‘and Mrs. Frank Swot-t, visited East Point Saturday.

interests oi their clients and every siiort is made to please and satis- \

Would you see a handsome bit oi landscape? Take your stand on the high accllvity oi Mr. Otes Jack- son's farm, Peters Road, and irom there you w_ill see before you to the south a choice subject ior an artist's brush.

$67i,337,il0ii

So you see, llfllectors- that the charge made by Mr. McLean auvl Mr. Saunders against Mr. Meighon . , for spending $674,337,000 more than Milo"? “m” “tmmakmf M""I"":":,Z the revenue oi the country, iallstofliml‘ W?“ D‘ D‘ “My” 4"‘, tlic ground. Now, while we are at 3W3!“ ‘l emf Mo!” m1‘ I f‘; _ 'it lotus go liito this matter allttle,1\l|i"ll-‘l- 1* ("““'°"|f" hm"? ' further. The Outside Auditorsuiitd Mrs, ll. Francis, Edgar" ram; wlllcd oi! and charged to debt acll-‘l- all“ Mr- “ml Mrs‘ Owfllr; count just $284,015,000. What were ‘Vaoll- “mmncl RM‘ MUD”? " these items? "Advances made to Mill" lllveli- J°llll Mlflmm- M m" Tho Canadian Northern Raiiwayandtclilllls. "lid R- 5- Mcaethl Si‘ Feb iilraiid Trunk Pacific Railways," l" 9- ' lwhlch railways were largely con- structed by the Liberal (iovcrn- ment oi the country. These rail-

iMr. Mundock MacDonald iormorly oi Little Sands but now 0i New York is paying a short isit to his brother, Mr. William . MacDon- ald oi the iormer place.