'the distribution of dividends, psy-

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Liberal

Contract

Rlegulalies Health

D . JE

ept xpense

Premier Answers Liberal Cntr ism By Showing That Liberal Agreement Controls Number _Of

Officials And Salary Increases.

Granville Strongly Conservative

_ I

Liberal criticism ol increased ex- penditure in the Department ol Public Health was answered conclu- sively and with crushing effect by Premier Maclviiilon at North Gran- ville on Friday night. At the meet- ing, overwhelmingly Conservative in, sentiment, Mr. D. N. MacKay had the ill-ludlment to criticise Con- servative administration of this department. The Premier in reply- ing stlted that the department had been established by the Lea gov- emment, which had made an agree- ment with the Life Insurance offi- eers as to organhotlon, officials, salaries and automatic salary in-

ALs0: -1-s.4s r. ' OSWALD cA1vrooN season sNArsno'l's

:ronn -KELLY com:

(lANAllA PROVINCE 01°'

cc snr Ann scalar. F°1HlN-BMW” _ auglrriiks or _ non ooo

SHO DAIL

DX' men touch the feet of the

s'rAn'rs MONDA

°1i’iT°i-_~3 DAYS :°.';..‘:.‘”.‘fl.‘z’.:.f°"....°v°,...*“f..~§..;~;.°,

HO boots," cried, tl'l¢ g'l'0qll'l, "haw

*UW interfere with the oeremo

rumor-1 1-:n\\'ARn lsLANn ‘\Malpplll.ai (bridqym ' ) 1N 'rlnr suunouA'rE AND rho '

nA'1‘r; coulu' J R b

In lie Entrsfc of Lucy une o er

non, late of Clisrlottetnwni In tl\leen's lixdmmed B 'W98 Bmbllg (116

°'°“°:h_Th° ”“‘“'°“°° °°“‘P°““’; couuiy, 1.. rrlucu mu-.im rnuud. add/int! "What prevents him on ill raft had esreed to be » u,u...¢.., ure.-.....u, ...inc show-rug his ioctl" and had paid, one-half of the cost 'ro ucrry \vim-hmer .md Alben controversy md

min _ .l li l _ Ad ilil t nt rs with

M ad “terms me deparmwnt (|l:M'l1'll1M»r'llllouu.lmor sill.. "pci-sonar veiled for some time. the brid

the reference to the retirement

was retiring from active duties the ministry with thsvpermlssion

' dll/rr; Albert orglsoott cud little

aug ter mis, stanley Bridge, - (By The Canadian Press)

have retumefi home after spending CHESPER, England, July 18 _ mo? glgsgélidlfahihg wvférl-§dss];~,e¢ rig.

f _ 1 - 31 133 $32.. 'l§f“di‘.’Z' rl‘l3..l‘.“°‘” §.‘3§‘€°...‘¥§§§°”.. 1‘.‘.T.‘l".f.i'...§.§”..° ."ll$Z 1° 1°°1= 1"" 11° f°m11l11"1>°

' revolver cartridge a door key and eight mlsonen were an sexwenced

Bgngniyvg 39013 gosr “IM two box keys a' large mask tap to six mon-ths' imprisonment. The

WIFE handle, three table forks broken in Sheri” sud: "I am distressed ah' -_- two, five spoons and the handles Wt' MTS' Kelly’ but umngemenls

, /

su;-yu,b9_“ Venn” awk* new of ei ht others will be made for the approaching :V ` ‘1\<\\§‘_ V`-`~\ v -

M clthebridetboprincipei

' monywhichmshesthecouple

form a minor ceremony when

and bridesrcom and spruud

Y and milk. °

Fm' this pm-pogo (he

On with the Theil ceremony quit."

ii ii §l

It M" MMKBY was crniclslnx the r-nluie und effects of Lucy Jane people lndll/lfig on th; gungvgl

de ent of Public I-ieslt

h° lioirornnri ami oilrrrs the heirs at the shoes’ and me b

' y

uber" government' and “tried .iillmiincrtmproitundlng lniér-en ` ru -The brides relatives refused to

out successfully by the Conserve- "“"_,_ mmmtmmmmw md the

partm h,

_ ridegroom

was criticisirlg a. uork begun b is luw Ru.; "usa cure 1rl|;;b::nm:|»o.“;b.»;: remaining admnant

*"5* 011° hiilf °f 91° ws* 0* I5' 'rA1<r: Norrcn thu: s cuuuou im ding,” cauui 0"

H .

minlstration including officials’ aries and motor ears was paid by the insurance companies.

Messrs Thomas Wlgmoro

splendid reception. Mr. Beal lor capably presided.

Mfatal Mines _ .,'

Dividend Records

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(Canadian Press)

'!'URO‘NTO, July 18-Compilations made by the Financial Post indi- cate a, new record in dividend psy- ments for Canadian metal mines this year.

In the first six months of 1035

dividend payments and declarations by metal producers totalled $29,000.- M0 as compared with $49,217,724 fllftile whole of 1934. The outlook is for a total of About $68,003,000 this year.

Disbursements in the first half cf

this yesr exceed the figures for the whole of 1932 and also of i933 when tm mms were szs,su_aa5 me $21.- 4’l2_4<l8 respectively.

Gold mines continue to load in

ments from that source in the nrst

six months, of this yesrtotsllins llU.50'l.0lU. 1 W

EEN G CIIOOL

WOOD S

` Honor Roll for June:

. Grade X-1. Muriel McKinnon; Eileen White; 3. Nelson Currie.

Grade IX-1. Florrle Currie; Stanley Dolrcn; 3. Constance Cur

rie.

Grade VIII-1 Jean Currie;

_ Grade VH-1. Inez McMahon; Amos Georveatt, 3. Earle McMahon Grade V-1. Gordon McLean; Johnnie Mclean; 3. Arthur Feehan Grade IH-i. Ella Mcllachem; Francis McMahcn; 3. Angus Mc- Ecchcrn.

Grade II-1, Ohariie _ Currie; 2.

Cattl;erlne White; 3. Oswald Geor- ves .

Grade I-.-1. Waiter Currie. `

Ruth Lengili, teacher.

SUICIDE THAT FAILED BUMIBAY July 19-When a you

he llrorell in slnlimn form of rural why the Prohuie grnnied

July, A- D., l0.irl.

' U" 5* of the house in the

2. . .1 . I.. P .1 un, 110356-ll

Surrogate nnlrnllurlga nf Ierlolluir-. elwawrf Whl°h W°l'kB by B. “dll

r. on-:s~1-eo-sr-s.:l.m silent single-speed ring motor.

\~ been lsuucrl by the unriersignerl unller for the -cur or ir... una court, .rumr mu

mu auy or_.1ury A. n., rosa, u-nmby FEMIINE CLOTHES

' cl every of you ure 4-lied io ._..i.

‘ ‘nd ,mpean lcfur nu- the undersigned at

Theonhiivs Bcaion were siven I rlprfrluuis rioufr 1.. or sum ru elm; ' gmt' m°"° f°“"”"

, Tay- Charlottetown on Tuesday the lst day 5lu7W7\ by I-5~'nVu'l

or ocrobs.-, A. n., mfs ui mo hour SKINS 8-'fe £11110! and longer .Capes or slum. .mor-rr lu eh.. rorcuoou so are good _even will mort clothes.

show cause if nny they can why a _i_____'_;__

eerfuin instrument dated the 2nd day

.1 A rr rnzn ur umm. io INSULATE EDU555

ol une . .. D F he the lust will null iz-ntnment of the AGAINST NDIS

2 lurid Lucy .lane Roberson should nut

‘Tj (By The osuscuu mu;

LONDON. July is-Members

2. Gilbert Gaudet of (‘hnrinttctnwn. _ 1 1 nor-in 11 niet..-m-.-.1 or the *‘~ntl'N°5°° L9!-8116 Oi' wth

The Euests went up to the

. _ n about 150 miles from perm, be N0” "1 °°i'10 h°W°v¢r penetrate

Paris student failed in mstricula- ausc of c fracture in one of the W thi? 1091118 underneath. throng

tion examinations he jumped in the lades of their outogyrc H A Dc me f1°1'~1I1K 110012 beiafloed

b _ . - - 0

so but was rescued and sent to iall Knntzow and C. Gntenby, two young filbbei' i1151\iHi»01'S and the asbestos

Australians, who brought the mach- Spffiytd ceiling. ine out from England six months Tht 1101136 was planned to dem

s _ ior two days for attempting suicide.

.PWlere Was’ The “Bungling” In Provirréial “Bond Issue?

Agar-bled riinsif

235 3' *“i§§ 3511” 1-§§§§§"sf=° ° Pi

sl 'li

sun

lppolli in ¥alt¢\’1il!’s Liberal party ertam

J -' seas in mm sy our nov

mwmud issueui: this Proviu.eo, the ob-

received less favorable terms. ai Ibllowing is a detailed statement of \|I¢\ Hilti from May to JIU. 103|. lhowlrll uanlebaiiiy rescind better lense with the encep-

., '_ 1111' Q

,,_.,

“ug mae, at an approximate not

Coupes Nat

' ‘.95 OS ti

5 01.45 9%

_., , _° 1,. 1; 91.11 - _

3?” 325?

|135

A .lr

-_ ._.~A,4|'... mi...-_ ann lst*

- r

years ago and the proof of. it

IIE WA'l‘EltMELON s document now bein: specially

WAS STBDNG exhibited at the British Museum.

Probably few people would care to It is a proclamation issued by Wlhron the strensth of a zmwins Obsrles I. who was beheaded in wat/ermel:n aaalnstthst ofthe knot 1140, to one Thomas Withcrdnm of a tres. Yet, st Grafton. in Aus- authorising mm ¢° ‘fum | fun. trails, such al knot hss just been ning pon" bggnm “mon W4 split by s melon which had grown the principal towns in' me most

_ new

sus sus risnfiuioitln vm. our d°°i111°*i°°-

.. ......Ar.... on nes- slnmmnni:

F1 Li

5253

Cardigan, published 9. few days ago,

1 HGV. AWKFI’ MWTFY Df O8.1edA¥il8. i should have strrind tlllli Ml. Murray

assembly, on reaehills the "asa

Y EH-iyoelltra. or Thali round the neck

brlidegroom

""£f ' \'s1.v|:'1~ur:N 'rmms

"* flier; an electric sewing mach

' VB.0lllllT\ CCLRC Auwgvro For Use, ....,l..u;°,.‘:.':..

In Guinea Field our urs m.u~c.v.1.n. nuruuu.

and a Dall- of mechanical to

xsrrooonnm. July 19~Anfler, *>°°i-1 Went ihllnlvins from wall

having bft:n sirandod at Mcrredin, Win' m“kl“€ il fliffible dili-

g ' _ .

ic h

of of

Ula-ni md wg , 1, ,S _ WEALTH! srnvsrr:n's .

e °“"’“’m‘"y t° P" Mrzlvmxross Lrsrrzn

WO- ide WITH ESTATE

br water

° Her sister died March 12, 1932

gy; A fortune estimated worth $800,000

was found packed in boxes, trunks

and the folds of crinoline dresses

' 5-“ms The estate was turned over' to the

made,” '12 Public a.dn1inistrators__ _

an Y¢5iS€1’dB.Y theyllledy a transfer

WUINW tax appraisrfi showing that Miss

"1 Mayfield's estate was worth $77,212.

On 4'! Dalles of the appraisal were

PW] typed a. list of mementoes she had es hoarded: Remnants of. lace. fu' din-

of ner menu for the banquet given s February 8, 1896, to Richard Croker,

former leader of Tammany Hall; an

go invitation signed by the then Presl-

wed- dent-elect Grover cleveland to the

inaugural bail. March 4, 1885; 320

Shares of Union Pacific Railroad stock.

inn APPLY FOR TREATMENT

KINGSTON. Ont.. July 18

Since the mlblic announcement the discovery by Dr. Hendry C.

ES Connell of ensol as a i1‘1;'1'1r1e--t

for cancer, ;~.'1;-~.1o|.s afflicted with

sion citizens, who are keenly in

Hd tcrested in Dr. Conncll's work are _f contemplating a formal applic- -S3 ation to the Jubilee Cancer Fund

worker in his experiments.

E woor.r.ENs

me Mocth 'sports wooilens that are

g endormd by fall fabric collections B., are finding their way into costume

collections already. For trimming

la) purposes some (T these costumes

are allelpilng vielvetcen, rr nice trim

d for smooth fu/ce woollcns. For

insiance, a succ/:asfui _London house introduces ;:_:s'irl woollcns with vclvoteen triuznlillg :md plaid woollens with vclvotccn contrasts.

ago, arrived or Kalgoorlie recently 01151101# ihei the luxury of Peace METAL WL" “"‘S‘”““ on their way to New Guinea. A new Mid quiet was within the mea 4

set or blades an-lvcd from England or the greet majority or people, ins (Canadun Press)

three days after their arrival here. materials used not being expen-

'rhoy hope in much New guinea., sive, it wss stated.

where they will use the machine for

the conveyance of passengers and POST STARTED BY CHARLES

goods to mining centres. The plane

hu D cruising Weed of 95 m.p.l1., LONDON, July 18-There was a and s top speed of 180 m.p.h. letter post system in England 300

ns __-- »

TORONTO, July l8~~The mill of

Base Metals Mining corporatlzn on their property near Field, B.C., has

1 resumed operations, it is announced.

Production was suspended last Feb-

ruary to grermit ir more active de- velopmen csmp.1i’lZ1i-

U FAITTYFUL T0 THE END

(Canadian Pressl

numb. England. July 19 -

Jock, d mascot of the local fire

briizdeolor 14 years, died on duty st a, me station. He missed only two nres in lil years. His duty was

HOLDING S

NEW YORK. July. 18-.-They lived in a meme A room in 1. Herald

for ,Square hotel. MIS. Ida ._E, -Wood and 0, Miss Marys. Mayfield. , d Mus Moyaclu ales March 5. 1931.

(C. P. by Guardian.; Special Wire)

t-he disease in outside places have

mol' to apply llerc for treatment.

rl. . ical d th K' -

l\.l::|ll`1..¢r|.il.:u u`l;..lT.1 to mo u|..».<.. Lord Border is chairman, were men an 0 er IM.

_ 2- :mil .’.‘.'.:.'.'.._“i::::;t‘::..::l_;' l‘,‘,‘,f"§5,;;°°°;‘”‘1 3,; 111° s“=1fm=1“ B

vincent D°lr°n§ 3- warmn MBNET- eulirrl In nml rerokrui and to ru-n house.. mnh on B°und°pl-0:.)

2. prureerilngn thereupon. _ ’ W c is part °f the N0 _ (rm-u umlfu my rumd -ml no- 1..-ul Abatement Exhibition at the Sci- to H5515; thc Kmgston research 2_ of the suirl Lourt this lilfii day of 91106 Museum, South Kgnslngwn

if-_w-'_-*

fence at a trial arrslng out of a

expected a-baby and her husband

-w,,,,,,_ mdk, W the some of This, are a ,ew 0, me 500 ob_, auth so that mo' child will no:

a marriage comedy rewni-ly when. jects found in the stomach of al be bm" in p“5°“' '

Juan ua the moot oupor-wuz pm or mc.. sue.: za who and follcwlugl . _ __/f the ceremony was reached, me an operation at the county Meuiur - “ _ " ,_._»,»-/‘ p M , - lusrmoorod in-lcegroom refined to Hospital chester ~ 1 r 1 1 ` . af

110112.. 111090665 to reopen its mines

lprovision of hyrdo-electric power by the Government. When pro-

Br'-oken 1-!1il'0o's mines.

*siiving Fossils" _ _ __ .

‘ There exists on the slopes of

git had millions ofye-are ago.,.It-.is

in the world althou h

months of research of Mount auto of Zoological lutercsu

Sea Adventures

After a stay of six weeks in

Hobart, the Norweigln cutter l-io Ho left on May 'i in continuation of its cruise round the world, which began from Oslo in Novem- ber, 1933. The three ndvanturers on the cutter are Thoroif Ostmoen, Thorstein Schybeg, and Birger Bryhn, and they reached Hobart after a voyage of 103 days f'om' Buenos Aires, which they had left in an unavailing search for the missing Danish training barque, were pleased with their reception Kobeirhrwn. The crew of the Ho Ho in l-lciburt, and presented the Lord Mayor with the elaborate illumi-

tt.

' . . . . . 1.soN EWQL -we-‘ .'37 mir G. 1/1'. 1-lu of southern ' 1 1 .u.....u.. .... ‘l¥.‘.f“.,..... .1 ... °,g,1;»;g=,;g;=,g °gn,;1;;,°1g;g=w;,;»°g ‘

unusual banquet held in London H dm, 5 "am un the your k

_E 3 _ V I _ ~ . / 1 _

.1 .. . 1' wa mms “te nw am” M 'Bl' :ey betwxellgr Waterloo and Gmail; w 7

- vysuwu ML 1_'?u°§:?g:1°wa?°5°f,%‘3;t ‘Tran hm Street station swhen he was warped 5 * '

_ ww” “m,|ug¢’0¢ |,n¢ ohqul surgeon Wm he minima to of danger by the danger signal at ly f, nu-som. or 71-nuuy Acsucou cnurun; s,,,,,he,.,, Rhodes", N yen, W, the rear of a defective 111111 block- ‘ if//)l £1

ONE LONE GIRL . . . it emu, ouugio wru Wie. ui. _,,,,,,,, WM, ,M gy,,,,,,,,,,,,,',,,,, me me une at owdge sued. nc to il 1

the org” m. 5 iigters Cathedral explaining that the ‘nah was pn, released the brake and brought his - /,ll 1. _ _ /_

‘ °» n | gnmon-ow q *g um ii 9'¢)0¢-,ly ` ' ,_ i train to s standstill, few people

W ll 3 0 50| dnt “Wm rn mins D85” ,mon , vm. sara lt was semgfglyfuiiécé on me mm hem “Wm that it

I ' ' - 11 1 _ , _ '

"°”'-° °9°"-”"°“°°" ou mm¢'@T¥r.su_u.u..ll1‘3;v13:rH71155i=5§‘7“3n1°3°~ePf1?“° ?3is"§.”§“ °-””°“ "Y “‘-° “‘““s’ .,._»/_...._.........,.. g d kb I d l mm, Nm" at an quirk” m_\ Minister of Southern Rhodesia. Itl His Mya, Hmmm, was °°mpu_ 3 , nr clworrlnfor ‘bonus V

V U5 0°” lf , t b EI h was attended by members of the menwd on his ood mmm The 01° "11 4' 1 ,"1 '\ ‘

alan of bo Pres ytery1o1 P. -. 1 ,tm 0. me ,,Q,,,,,,,, ,nd ,, ,ew of mum mm dam _ -amd . oi wav #fu W- . _

his friends who were with him at me Duke in the cablnB‘°°°mp '

the hospital during his student, ’

days. One of them, sir Maur-ice Cas-* . .silly who is now one of the phy- er 1

aicians to the Kink. took the ohs‘r." V d Gst '

It was while he' was prac islng ~ -

as e surgeon at Salisbury in the C0 tlsh

_i____`”_ colony that Mr. Hu€¢lnS’s'frlends. (cmldlan Yum _ _

mum S=»vf°=~1= Bm .ll .‘°§§‘2.“.°l....§‘.‘i "°1.f§l.“.“.i..."‘l°;.'.Z.' awww. lu. 11-our wo- 1

w1cBay.sundsy.J1|iy1m1. curse wgtake up ?m,,,_,c3'_ ge did so and mm, Ju,” bmke down md sob °1‘°1‘/fl 11111"-111i *i1°.°°m°i°1'Y 111111” 1,, ,, , me f S th be¢l.wnsu a verdict of -'giulur'

P M

:.‘°°'“°°:.“ “z.:"°'....."‘”.:'..;°' :ls 15”: 11... 1.11.11..-1 1181. ...al

epar-te _A rsp B111 M women and three men charged

_ yard, Benedimon .M tm messed pract ng sugeon in Salisbury 3 _ . Sacrament was given in the church. H°°i"m~ With periury in support of the de

It is the intention of the pprlshion- _

' ers to hold such services ~for the fghgii, '§:u:;\;°`“°fn}0men prisoners . 1 dead annually. HAD METAL DIET Mm Mary Keuy) c0,,apsed_ in the _

BUT DIED YOUNG ‘ dock. Counsel Sold Mrs. Kelly was

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mscouur savour

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Gsrrrorfmn. my The B11rgeon_Returus_ _ Du_ke!l}`i);;JdvlJriv'g1t'_ _ i Agway. V' _ Jw' I .

“,4[R_HAWK,g" , 1. 111,15,-z, Pr1meMln1ster 0 S ii 53', _iiiii3__ \\;_u\ _ A

WITH BALPII BBLLAMY at ters _ Who., 'su (B Th. 0 “um P’ ) (By The Canadian Press) , _. , __

or £ ____ _.___

we N" in-Y' ~ “ woo- 11411.11' 1.111- ::;”.l‘:T.l:.,l.l*°.°,l '\~1si 1 Wt J /

1 ‘ sxrns ousnrm

'\y:~‘.\' .\i~

_ l< \\ ` ' \¢

w_w_iwe||ner Limiuui?

-‘v

me nu me um weaning was col- 'rho silrreou also found zra screw ' ' 1 ` n _ A led off a.nd’the respective pe,;¢les~ and nails, some iron staples, neu.: _ , ’ who-Nltd in high dudgeon. ly three dozen small drill bits, 12 '

It was futher an unusual bucigcs and rings, 3'! gramopnone ' ' spectacle to see c Brahmin ond - me lea. 46 needles and pins, a ' ` 1 " ' ‘

zrwmfin gigs was walk in “"”‘§‘g' °U1A“<;°;>i=§11S,a11d 11111 °fl Wm °°”,'._’”l‘““. I, . boots 0;- N148 us mmm n a nec ace. e erihey weighed ~ .I umunowd with the weecllig 3 1-2 11011111111. is ",§fs“1f,,,°‘ ”“°,;°v°f" mmm "

swirls una priests were uma- The Cwiis wmrled ln me '°sr1l- l’"°°:,;,,,,,,f‘f,, 3,2 ,,',,“,,‘§'l°°,,} flea and suests not o little amazed. ish M1’d1°°i ~i°“1‘"“1-" The 50° H111' ' lille west coast o1"ru.wua`nls' and Oontrary ,again jg aumm 1 cies ha»ve‘been sent to the R/:yall ' - ' » ’-` Tiarniliarr Bsuhm' | "among Cvilese of 'Surgeons in London the G°vemmmt` has prwlam an 14880 had bmn ariuangedy mage; The rr1"an's mother and sister had omoer mn imemgaw muposmma place at me mldegmmns house "°°"-“def” the possibility" of nn “'m°h ha" been 1°” 1°” ’”°°” 'HW lI!‘€‘1~irn1hBry oerefonies saving swamwed things" as iheyl blliillghtfil-lt? grgglrhcllorlhsgufninfrgg

ws ‘°“° through without s rum., 8”” "“”°“ ""’°"“`““ ‘°”“ *‘“,°‘; video no uumeeu clruuumueeu

S Pm' °° me ‘mg °‘ "h° Mm' gglléusirglmes' but h° hm “Wall arise, the Electrolytic zine poo., ___V _ Ja 1 r 1868 ;

.~.` l‘K"»T3¢

_li "xc

` 26.lflecc SERVICE for six

' Rc' Isl .50

...°‘E>..2.i' $22..

Complete service rg(

now.

_ ./s/N1 1 lk

féqp’

1 THI OFFER

.»»1}" _

f-4" ‘ , . Quantity ls ilmitld

/~ '\ \ .nu mer; will be

\ no more at his

,/ /' \

1.0

"3, Reduced from $39.50

Ahgomvlefsiaarxee for 6 . . ..$ I `

I ‘ I IC I Urld , 1 ::,:“l:.“'.1:..:"”i...:°a"°.'.:`*°.

, U . ,

Qpeeiaj- new - ‘ ' >

whose works at Rlsdon are the f ._.r5-eff We 9 5 "Ice,

°"°- - largest ln the Southern ~Hemlsp-1 .' ,_ M , .

sans...inspl ¢ V l Is Smart, Distinctive and I

Popular. Save _hy_ biiylfld Z I

§ I

ENDS

JULY 25th

D GB.

_#lull-Z

WEEK

34.-Piece. GROSV ENOR SETS

y .

TARNISHPRUDF ROYAL CHEST `

at Rosebery on the West Ooast I

7; 5 U Y U 11 U io'f11i1‘i@d Terms

1 3

..//' 3

1 v

duction is 'restored the zinc _- con- ` ` "_ ' N i `

,NEW TIPE LOCOMOTIVE eration are claimed for a new t/ur~

cent{'ates produced_ .fr'o_1nf.. gd'-1_5'-‘\`i_ii-‘Syl (Canadian Press) bine drive-engine with only coupling ww 1 “mace p°ru°“ ° t ° mm' IDNDON. July 19-Bmooth start- rods visible to appear shortly on the “ge emg drawn mw ”°l“ me ing and stopping, and rapid alccel- London and Scottish Railway.

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ills; l.l?.‘l‘.?‘;‘3.'1.'..’;.°“.'.’l§.‘f“'l”.'..’2_ 'i The Financial Record

‘the Ar.a.spides, and is found now- acura- _ _

in an' effort to prove “MacM1llan’s extravagance.

Every school child in Prince Edward Island knows that

no comparison of governmental financing is of any value without taking into account the conditions prevailing at the time.

h else _ - _ _ ilrsgll; of lt have been found' ‘ln ` ‘ l The MacMillan Government’s record of achievement is

,Europe mdiA1t11€r1§;b§»smN“i§13’;;: io'the"I1ibe'n1l'candidates like a red rag to a bull. There is b°°““*’ ex 9° ’“ _ nothing in all Liberal history to compare with it and they

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'§fa,;‘f2”vy;s,T°f,‘,2§,1‘1f,,, 202,; _ dare not challenge comparison on this ground. In_stead-- gist, has just completed fi study of 1 lunormg the added ‘ burden of responsibility which the these Anasvidw 1“1<i'd“1'i11S ii" 13 Government has been facing-they resort to misstatements

wcmngton she has amumd much regarding the financial record of the two administrations,

The first three years of the Saunders-Lea Government,

for example, were' normal years; their fourth year saw the beginning of the depression so far as this Province was concerned. In that year they piled up rr debt increase of.

over half a million dollars.

But the expenditures every year were steadily mount-

ing, In 1928 the Liberal expenditure was $1,267,354. In

1929 it was $1,361,503, and in 1930 $1,455,670, or a total of $11,034,540 in their three full years. Out of that was paid on interest and sinking funds $540,193, leaving an expenditure of $3,541,317 which they incurred in their three years of

` noted address i plenty.

Pup” Pulp The task facing the Conservative administration was

'rhcre is szaady development no- to help the people by giving as much employment and relief

wards the csiabiislunehi of a 111111121' as possible, 'while at the same time keeping down the debt. P`~‘3i° i"‘“"°`“"l(`i f i‘1‘tT“f";““i“',c E1' How did they succeed 'J In 1032, the first full Conservative “‘°““_’1 "° f 1" ° ““°’“°“ “S your they ex ...led $2,014,921; in ross. s1.osfs,111s, und in yet b..n mace by those concerned » ["3 _ with lu :‘ 19 compunecs which 1934 $2,026,359: or a total of 55.727007. less mtel‘est_arld

l;1‘01>0S<‘ itz ;:\l’°1`1;l*1n:1;d;l`~e lcciixftgg sinking fund payments of $048,066, lozlving' an expenditure “ ‘"'""” E “' 5 ` 1 for the three years mentioned nf S-i 770,011.

bet ~ ihc th ec o ponies which , ` . ncllccnroxrccsslonsc mat Burnie, In other words, they pnrd out to file people ot' this Kcrmnndic and th¢Fl0rcni=i110 V111- Province in their three year period $1,238,264 more than JW' 11"" 3" ""1’°"‘ with ““°W1°“5“ the Lea Government paid in the corresponding time.

3;, uf,`,,fff{,Ws,i§f;`,:sL,rf',d h;,,,;“,2Bd;' In doing this, one would expect them to incur a veryf, sun lookin; into the possibilities. much larger debt than the Liberals incurred. But what do 311112 02111011111' mdicagd di-1:3: the Public Accounts reveal '.' In 1928, the first full Liberal 1” -1 es 1”, “<1 °°“‘ °"~` your the ' debt increase was $192,045, In 1929 it was iiimxulfallue itll” ,‘,’.“°»F,§.- s17s,'54o, _.nur in 19:10, s,2:ll,os1l, or u ioiul of £603,766 debt mania, and iworold Buy in New increase rn the three Liberal years of plenty.

l;l2“§l;'W“l§f2hA];‘:fh;;n‘;;5s;°n;°“i‘r;_ The Conservatives, with an increased expenditure of

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me ,.,,omn,me vw,” Smeg that ,t $1,238,264, increased the’debt by _$927,210-a difference of lmouus to mnufaolurc flue paper $324,000 which can easily be accounted for by the interest as well as ncwsurini- and sinking fund on the debt increase of $1,177,000 which

- IN A wmm the Lea Government left on going out of oifrce. _ I d

1 Butthis onlv accounts for the Liberal financla recor

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Mother: "A twenty-base letter intheir three yearso pen y as compare wr f‘”°m -i‘"“°-liwlm dm h° °°'Y"' ,,- Conservative years of world depression. What does the

l41’0=°i|1iw1‘11i1 01111 d"°“P°d ““'°““l‘ important counu-us. tokeep the crowds back. ‘ D““Fh‘"= "He 5"' h° ‘°"°' "‘°' record show for the fourth Liberal year, when the depres-

Aui-ouuusu the " w1i°r°f i1\¢w°°<1- 11| 'rho document um nm.. can . ` 1 1 .aff 1 1 -' -' 1 -» ' ' e ,_

hm gn ‘hu It new 1, beam” twmed md “_ wmmmu M ta de “Hmmm . _ sron wasseiimg in _ 1111931 they expended $1,866,600, I s

1 3 |95 L iodldhgythe strength ofthe timber. mumrms to ride nicht and dey,

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$251,950 in interest and .sinking fund, or a total of $1,645,650. The Conservative average expenditure for the three suc- ceeding years of depression was $1,593,650. In other words, Liberal expenditure in 1931 was greater by $52,446 H1811 “iii average Conservative .expenditure for the three years immediately _ following.

But- that is not the whole story. For they increased the

debt in 1031 by $548,920, as against the average Conservative. 1....-.un in thu three suceoedirllr years of $309,023, V _

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