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OCTOBER 6' 1932 . _..___.___ _ , THE cHARLo'r'r1:'roWN GUARDIAN _ _ _ ,- _ _ " -PAGE FNE
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will touslirilioii =.'=*..'r.~...°.::
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not Keilcgrr Aan-Bam
_B_rought_Real Relief
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If so -serie *° “roast
loss b app an ener ' lessnese and other eifecte that so often result from oonstipationr N14 Mrs. Turner’s voluntary letter.
“For the past six months I have
been esting Ke\lQS8'! AU-BRAN- and cannot praise it too highly.
life have been troubled with oo potion. Kellogg's A1.r.-Blum .hee not only helped me, but has cured me-
uiaybeiusertedatthorateofeo. ref word. lirietly payable in ae-
- BUY THAT YOUNG boar, saw or ram It the big sale in Charlotte- town, October 11th. Oct. 5-Zi
C. W. L_. )dElTlNG-In the re- porter the o. w. L. meeting on Tuesday night, the name of Mrs. A. C. Cullen appeared in error as Social Service Convenor, she be- ing appointed for the cake sale,
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IS IMPROVING - Mr Harry
“smarty .yem of are Allngy which is being held in the near io- _ ' t .
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G O VERNMEN T POLICIES I ABLY RE VIE WEDBEF ORE rr EN TH USIAS TIC MEETING
It is senerallv e healthy slsn The Minister went on to say that
“I thought I couldn‘t like the _ - \ _
taste cf bran, but Kellogg’s ALL- Stems, locomotive driver oi the ' when the young people show en- he Wee proud to add,-egg summer.
Balm is delicious.”-Mrs. C. J.
C. N. R., who was injured Monday
thusiasm for POUUCSZ and Mr. H- side at this time on account of
T‘:rm;' (°:dr";_?:;;;qu::_z;,n. all t result 0! 18111113 ‘Wm U10 ' I ` ~ M. Downing, the Conservative can- what has happened recently at Ot-
° ' ' °" win ousino is reported improv- slam in the ruth District ot tcwa -
hi h oonsti- m 3 ~ ~ tvi;'I,I¢E1I\In§Is3l:lvk”cfp°ggi‘3,;:)i"ee° the in- 1118- 'M12 500758 Wl\0 l’0¢9lV€d HBV' Prince, can rest assured that he The Imperial Conference is now EBBIFIDGUIVII-Emi" Bt°h°]P ‘i°“° th* BR hclid ll\l\ll'l08 1! in W0 P5005 -°~°'°' _ ,has the backing of the younger history but we should be proud to l"°°=¢l“'*W°°"~A”"B“‘““’°°“}" , Edward Bland Hclvitel- , _ -OPENING or rr. w. Auxu.-‘voters or the District ii 'ruesocysilrnow that the conservative party . _ ch IABY--The YOUHH W0H10“'-1 Mlxll' ,meeting of the newly organizediin Canada has a man big enough,
iik'J?lt?lI‘tb:>lIll,;tI:riIc%.LI;i§I€dAerhIi:I‘>`o`§iv;,~ BESTING c°M'°RTAm‘Y"'M"' NW 01 Tfihiiy United Church.|Youl-ig Men's Conservative Asso-,who in the trying period of the It forms u soft milf, Whldl 8°” 510110? Bl'°W°» Mmm" Albmnr Wh° Sl2I_Illi1€i'-Side. held I-hell 0P9'f\illS] ciation is any indication. llbst two years, has dared to stand clelff' “W l“*°'_*‘“°’ ‘F "°'°“‘ l eocldcnially \'¢°°1V°d e °h“¥° UW meeilvs for the season It the homo| This organization, which was '_ up and declare a policy, which met
Certainly thlql is rulers ,natural 9, shot-gun in the hip Tuesday ev- of li/ifss Jean Gordon. The pres'den't_ formed about ten days ago, now with opposition and was debated
-than “kms I B an ru 9-” Chills 15 l’¢D°1‘V’d YSBUHK ¢0mf°1`l9' Miss Zllllha McQuarl-le pl‘cslded.'has a membership of over 200 and,last year in London and now at
often harmful: ALL-BRAN fs not _ , habit-forming. Two tablespoonfuls ably. He is in the Prince Edward Arrangements were made for the_i5 doing splendid work, , lthe end of the Conference has
plies iron for the blood. ,
daily will correct most types of coll- Island Hospital where he was tak- win-ter; work end committees form-1 Mr, Osbourne Lefurgey makes agbcen accepted, with great benefits ¢Millan. “No! because he could not i
stipation. if ou have intestinal trouble not reheved this way, see
your doctor. ck ‘
G tth ed-s ii- en a egeat ul? groi::r's. lltlagzeby Iiellogg in
Baden, Ontario. _
BONSHAW `
\The rainy of the past
week has kept the farmers some- what back in their work. Potatoes are the order of the day. Mr. L. T. Beaton has commenced buying.
.en immediately after the accident.
CORNWALL CHARGE-Oct. 9.
Thanksgiving Sunday, New Domin- ion at ll a. rn., Thanksgiving: _Kingston at 3 p. m., "Rural Cit- izenship;" Comwall at 7.30, Thanks- giving. 'I‘he service at Kingston will be conducted by Comwall Y. ,P. B. on rural life with particular reference to the church, the school, the farmer and the ideal country life. All are welcome. Rev. D. K. Ross, minister.
ed. A social program and dainty
-lunch brought the meeting to a
close.%
-GMJANKOFFERING SERVICE
-A special 'Illankoffci-iilg service and social was held at Epworth I-Iall on Tuesday afternoon by the W. M. S. Of Trinity United Church. There was ti. large attendance of members. Mrs. Major Townsend
presided in her usual capable man-' ner, and led the devotional exer-
cises. After"the usual business a
The dredge which has been in op- _ most enjoyable program was carri-
_eratlon on the river from Bonshaw WAI! T0 MISSIONARY ` l ed out. A duet, by the Misses Helen Bridge is steadily moving eastward ,-M v `Nicholson and Eleanor Harris, and is doing good work. The work LONDON, Oct. 5.-In "Daughters "Come Over and Help Us," was fol- on the bridge is also being carried of Africa," G. A. Gollock _tells of lowed by a letter from Tokio, sent on extensively. Mr. Robert Currie Ann Daoma, whose life of active_ to Mrs. N. R. Wright by Miss Alice cf Green Bay is foreman. 5 trucks service ended this year, and who 0. Btrothard. The letter was read and several teams have been inop- will long be remembered in Capel by Miss Millliccnt Strong and dealt eration several days hauling st/one. Town. One of Africa's heroic mls- with Miss strcthard’s work in Jap-
sionaries -- Bishop Mackenzie --` an. It was of particular interest to
Mr. "Spurgeon I-Iickox and Sons" found her on the roadside by her_ the W. M. S. of Trinity Church as
have been busy during the past _dying mother. Blave-traders had the writer’s father was for some week erecting the frame work of a left them there as useless things' years pastor of 'I‘rin'ty Church and
new garage and paint shop 30 by Ann was so small that the Bishop Miss strothard spent her vacations _S had ____ _se __
-the Llbera cr c d bu
15 feet. They expect to have it often carried her on his shoulders_ here. A short sketch entitled "Aunt completed ‘within the next few through' the wild country. She was Polly joins the Missionary Society" weeks. sent to a mission school, and was was well acted by Mrs. L. R. Allen,
eger, and able to control others it Mrs. Alex. Jamieson and the Miss-
0ur-- school teacher, Miss Verna agar, and abl eto control_ others it es Nicholson. HHYYIS and Ghldys
Darrach is spending her fall vaca- was believed that her father must Denny. Miss Doris Mu ' tt sang tion with friends inu. s. A. ' navelbecn a chief. .uter a. time she "send them the Light" vc.-y ciicct-
was given charge of tht infants in ively, Mrs. Mathicson of 0‘Lcary
The choir of the 'United Church the lchool ,and kept this post till' gave a few remarks on missonary
rendered the "Good Shepherd in lDi9, when she retired on a small work. A letter was read by Mrs. Story and Bong," in the ~ohu|-on Covemment pension. ,Muttart from Labrador and Trini- september ilth at 'Lao p, rn, A "rio: more than so years Ann was ded expressive the-“ks for b°X@S large congregation was present. lfamilier figure in Cape Town, sent. The offering Was very mise
worklne among the children and
and most gratifying. A social liour
Miss Olgs Mscblevin spent a few the sick and poor. Everyone knew and lunch broushl H H105! SUCCESS'
days last week in.1.»ong Creek guest, her and her work. She went freely ful afternoon to a clwe.4
of Mrs. Paul MacPhee.
'rhe stork paid two flying visits
into slums in Cape Town where no policemen would go alone.
PERSONALS
toulionshaw within the pug gm W'-*"',*'“”'i* _Miz Harry Hodgson Of Mal-
weeks, leaving a baby girl at the lm.” we d peque is undergoing treatment in home of H. D. Macllevin and e. meeting. n mu “xt night of the Pr'nce County H0SPllal~` H15
ill
baby boy- at the home of Russell ' ' ~ l many friends trust that he W Boyce. soon be restored to his usual good
Mr. Havelock Carson is much im-
Messrs. Bob MacNei1l and tester
Mrs Neil Balmvud. Mai e and
Hlckox. accompanied by Mr. and h°°m""S
proved after s serious attack of M,,.'uyn. md M," om M';cNév,n ` -Misc Mudred Baker, who is e
’ th Littleton
whooping cough. " .pmt sunday' in cl lo,_temwn_ nurse in training at e
A meeting was held in Bonshaw ' Mu! an s
H0-ll Saturday evening september ur' Baymont is pusy Margate she~is the daughter of_
Hospital, New Hampshire, is spend- in her vacation at her home in
ri" ' r ' _ °° hi' hu Wk mmm' ‘md ’°' Mr. c. o. Bakers-s
th or the purpose of reorganiz 1116 the "Try Again" nivieion s. o.
poi-ts the grain in good condition. He is at present in Bonshaw and
1;. li" °°°“ °° =“°“°= out”-~f rrsrrmi iiuiiaiiiiili
PROVINCE 0
r»nlNcu- ripwann 1sr..iNn_ In the Probate Court, 23rd. George
V-, A. D, 1932
hg;'i_Ri; Estnte of William Hennesley C to_ Charlottetown in_ Quten'l ni;\:;i_ey ri the said Province degelled
By the Honorable Harold Leong;-d Szlmsfé 3\1H°s'ate Judge of Probate,
To the Sheriff of
Queens County or anesemiffghle 3:
£%éf$E__`1I{ii_3'\€°ll Within laid County/
WH A u on rea i .
tion on file of p\Vllllemd.'I‘l'H?n°ne¥:;iy of Charlottetown aforesaid, our-pong" hlcvh T. Hcnnesse; of Charlottetown' aforesaid, and John A. 0'Keefe, 'of Avondale in Quccn's county sfo". raid farmer, the loxccutors of the a- bove named Estate praying’ that I citation may be issued for the pur- pose hereinafter set forth: You are Qherefore hereby required to one gli persons interested In the said Estate to be nud appear hefnre the nt I Pro- bate Court to he held in the Court House in Charlottetown, in Qileen‘l C0\HIiy. in the said Province_ on Mon- day the seventh day of November 0_2". ¢°m|lIK. lt the hour- of eleven oelock forenoon of the same day to
shew causes if any the¥_ can why the Accounts of the raid state should "Ui |70 unused and the Estate closed ll Wlved for in said petition and on motion of H, Francis MnePhee Esq., Proctor for uid Petitioner. And I do herohy order- that s tene copy hereof 5° filfillifli-li published in some newl- MMP published in Charlottetown aforesaid once in each week foil gg
Incest four cousecuti__v_o,weekl from the “gtg hereof and the u true copy here- ,,, ° fwlhwiru porter in the follow- Iyfhlillglsiph plllacetii respectively, name- (,i_______“`w u o the Court House in
5_1;-_rn_i|__i:_i, _{,‘_‘é":~{f,?._’,:‘:_'§c"f;¢,n ",f,,§' ""°:§__clieri cupboard. Place of next iaest. l., .~,,,,,.,,,,,,,g,,,,, ,,,,,,,';,_,§"},~"; }1°_§” ine at home or mc. Hugh oillir.
iicnziliy further ruler that Ii trrlis een;
The marriage took niece at the '1‘fY°il Blbtish mense, September me by itev. r. b. creamer or Miss Vivien Gamble of Crapaud to Mi-. _stewart Macuevin.
ILDON WOMENS INSTITUTE
The September meeting of the
Eldon W. I. was held at the home
Ellis
Sig; is
port/ed _ an eutertainmentdield in Belflat Hill, 17th init" "mesa
on behalf of the sick eqnwgfn ._ visltaod treetoffruittoenegiek person in district. Mig 'Annie Smith was appointed to buy~¢4|,g; ing utensils for school children ge,
MacPherson was appointed to buy four dolen cups for the Rah kit-
mfro. ure. :sigh ri-incl ieooi-as _
the emoimt of ms. m-r_rp,,,'.
answer for roll cali. “Sing a‘~verse
hereof befortfvrith Yved` Ml‘°fl"'¥-General of "III l’rov?|'i|he.":: M m md "ng", 'nm m'°snmm°
time all persons inttrcma in ire me eoiidstedofe tsik from Mrs. Fran listnte as for i , °'
uogfanheaeliifér :_;‘M:;’ Zu; IM: I dem0¥l3_¢\’|\tlCi‘i W in mm Conn "_ 8 a den ea` ir- . . ` I. |010 by MII. An. rr 4.o.,1mrno'ie'g.c'l§r3'£iI”'$r we -Murchison emi c i-ladle ey
llll li=lJe|¢y’n reign
; im rue oiilis. with th creed
_ __ tend }v¥|io'3&:l3_r?E£¢§_ *ha meotinl eiilourned. Mi; _Mae- 'ni ` , _ .fees land knob. ,,,
. 5- '* River Road.
_ ' l___
` nomurou og' camps “ '
..° GEORGEIUWN CHARGE
--United Church of Canada servi- oes for Sunday Oct. 9 will be`as fol- lows: Sturgeon 11 a. m., Miltown Cross 2.30 p. m. Georgetown 'I p. ni. These services will be con- ducted by Rev. J. W. McConnell of
i Amherst. I
..°Mr. D. L. Mellish, Commis-
of Mig xotig-Meer,” en me nth stoner of the Manitoba Municipal inet. with muon member, md em and Public Utility Board, left yes- Vllitom in attendance. The meeting, Wfday on return \ Winnipeg after wus ogneq ge el-de, by the P,.md_ spendng a`fcw'da_,s with his moth- o‘at, ma, _:_ R_ Mwwmmm, vm, er,Mrr. Margaret M-cllish at lvionta- the opmiu “um” an! . Good gnc, Mr. Mtllish was accompanied .'I‘lme'ta Get Aequ|,ini»¢¢i" gouwed as far as Toronto by his wife and
neigpu 75 “nm daughter, Margaret, who is a grad-
'of she' 1.3¢ meeting uate of Manitoba University, and approved md “mea is n-ow taking a. Faculty Normal
Ilriainment cbmmittp N, omlrse at Toronto University.
very capable president, and pre- sided like an old campaigner over the meeting which was held in 'the Town Hail on Tuesday`night. ` Mr. Downing was given a rousing reception. I-ie congratulated the young people on their splendid ef- forts and wished the organization lcvery success. He referred with 1 deep regret to the death of Hon. L. |M. McNeill- and also to the illness ,of Hon. J. D. Stewart, but was pleased to state that the Premier’s condition is improving.
young men what a splendid herit- iage they had in belonging to the British Empire, the Dominion of Canada, and last but not least to Prince Edward Island and the
‘Conservative pdrty; and it was
their duty to uphold these tradi- tions.
The speaker then discussed the
debt: which the Liberals had left as a legacy to the present Gov- ernment when they came into pow- er, and also the bond issue which
which the Stewart Govemment hed
arranged very satisfactorily.
Mr. Downing also dealt with the
way in which the Bennett Gov- ernment had faced the serious shortage of` money and the de- pressed state of world trade and commerce.
The Mackenzie King Government
had favoured the United States markets tosuch an extent that Canadians had lost millions of dol- lars in trade during the Liberal re- gime. In the prosperous years be- fore 1929 thei Liberal Government had a loss of $50000,000 from the C. N. R.. and at the end of 1929 an adverse trade balance of $300,-
.to the whole Empire. (Applause). It is true it has been the cause of the resignation of a few dis- contented men in the British Par- liament. but that will not change the views of the men of the British ‘Cabinet who came over to the Conference.
Continuing, the speaker declared
that the Fifth District had in Mr. Downing the type of representative that was needed today-a “go-gct- ter” and worker, a man of the
irank and tile and who was willing
ML Downing pointed out to the to devote his whole time in ms_ The students of Prince of Wales
district, ihad passed their exams last year
‘ The speaker referred in scathing terms to the criticlsln of the present Government for repairliig the Golf Club Road. The Govern- ment had been asked to do this work and other repairs, and having felt that they were necessary had done them.
, .YUSTIFIES APPOINTMENT ' Dr. McMillan then took up his own appointment as Minister of Education and Public Health, which had been criticised by Dr. McNeill as an extravagance. The 'Lion-cis. he pointed ont, did not like to think that $2,000 was being spent in the interest of education and public health, but they could dump several thousand dollars on the roads and think nothing of it.
I Dr. McNeill had said that he
Warm Ovation Tendered Conservative Candidate T = A “’ In Coming.By-Election. Liberal Neglect Of Public
Health And Finances Charged By Hon. Dr.MacMil- "F'°"‘ "°"' *li* G°f<l¢""' lan In Masterly Defence Of Stewart Gov. Policies.
the recent Liberal meeting in Quecn’s County to nominate can- didates for the' Federal Parliament which has still three years to run. The selection had to be abandoned because, accordlrig to one of their own delegates, they did not have a candidate of the proper calibre.
Mr. L. R. Allen had said in the
House last year that he was going to file a complaint at Ottawa as
to the manner in which the_un- a
,employment money had been ex-
'pended. _ ’ “Did he do so?" asked Dr. Mac-
furnish the proof. Not in one single instance.” (Applause). - ' In referring to Dr. McNeill's ac- cusations in regard to the purchase
iof drugs Dr. MacMillan said the statement was absolutely untrue. l He referred to the loss of Prince |of Wales College and Falconwood Hospital, pointing out that all the 'patients of the latter institution
‘are being well cared for and at a ‘saving to the country. No com- plaints had been made in regard to the present arrangements.
very creditably and had suffered no great inconvenience from the` `fire, as the Government had been:
prompt in finding new accommo-,
Complete Enjoyment-Always SAMBA'
Ca.rveil’s Wharf
B. S. Caspesla which arrived in
port Tuesday from Montreal with a general cargo for here, sailed Tuesday evening at midnight for Summerslde enroute to Montreal.
B. B. Hansi, Captain A. W. Pen-
stadi arrived in port 'Puesday with
cargo of molasses. 400`puncheon.s
were unloaded here for local dis- tribution and after dicharglng this he sailed for Summerside where
like number will be discharged
for that place. i
C. G. S. Brant, Captain Basil
Kelly now in port.
C. G. B, Aras, Captain Barkhouse
es patrol work at different points und the Island.
arrived in port yesterday from fish- eri aro
C. G. S. Aranmore. Captain Mac-
Donald which arrived in port from Halifax, N. S. , is at present load- ing a cargo of lighthouse supplies _for Belle Isle.
the Provlrlce over `four hundred thousand dollars because they did not look after their overdraft and
dntions, thus protecting the inter-'bull 5011118 when the market WHS
_csts of the parents-and children. , I
nsBUn.olNc. orriitarlous
The Doctor showed beyond ques-
tion that the Government had
,spent the people's money wisely in fthe building of the new Prince of 'Wales College. The contract had been given to an experienced Que-
_bec firm because their tender was the lowest. The same applied to all the sub-contracts, | In answer to criticism that to date not a single sub contract has been given to an Island firm, the
idoctor replied that Messrs. Bruce Stewart and Co. have the contract
eouid have token me position him- I for boilers and stoakers for the
self ‘but he did not think the time was opportune' "Does anyone be- lieve that?" asked the speaker, (cries of “No"). No! I-Ie thought he could make more money at his practice than by doing his duty to the electors as a member of the Government. well, let him have his practice, and elect a man who
000.000- fis prepared to work for his con-
? The Bennett_Government had
stituency." (Loud, applause).
cut down the salaries of the highly* The speaker minted out that paid officials of the C. N. R.. and when the Summer-_-,ide school
dismissed some altogether, thereby
Board, town officials and others,
U\Bk1n8 5 Saving W the °°““h`Y,°llhad asked for assistance to es- 0V€l' $90,000 Wl5h°“t Bffewlnl the tablish Grade Eleven in their school,
usefulness of the railway. lghe Govemmene sew me impert.
He also referred to the state-
ance of the step and its benefits
ment of Mr. Mackenzie King, made to summer-side and Prince County. shortly before his governments de- "And what have you now? one
give a 5 cent piece to the unem ployed in the Provinces under Con-
ter coming into power.
The present administration in
Prince Edward Island had spent $55,000 to relieve those who have been in need during their short term of office.
Mr. Downing concluded by say-
ing thet a vote for the Conserv- ative party was a vote for the wel- fare of the community and for the future well being of young Can- adians.
' HON. DR. MACMILLAA
Hon. Dr. McMillan, Minister of
Health and Education, was greeted with' cheers when he came for- ward to address the meeting.
He said it gave him 'great pleas-
ure to speak to a gathering of , young Conservatives. It augured ‘well for the future of the party in the Fifth District to see such enthusiasm.
The speaker recalled when he
was president of such an organiza- tion in Charlottetown, which at one time was a doubtful constitu-
men of the party.
He felt what was done in Char-
Conservatives in this election and
feat, when he said he would not of me finest eeheeie in the prev.
'I
lnce. Which would you rather have, the money dumped on the roads
would pay for one teacher, but when they saw the full importance of me project, they willingly paid for two. Both teachers are Island girls and come with the highest qualifications. There are 56 pupils rccclving the benefit of this higher ‘edu::..ion. “Would Doctor McNeill or the Lea Government have given you that?" asked the speaker. He was answered with loud cries of
l|n°In
"Is not the health of our people
g very necessary and vital mat- ter?" he continued. "Our Island was very backward in this respect un- til the coming of the Red Cross So- 'ciety. The health of the community lla just as important as good r0HdS. »in fact more so."
OTHER ACTIVITIES
The Stewart Government, he
continued, have always recognized their responsibility to the people in matters of public health. Special clinics for the control of venereal disease have been provided in Charlottetown and Summerside
have had tn do the work of fcur, but the speaker did not think any
lottetown can be repeated here ,_ department had suffered. The roads and this seat will belong to that had been maintained in a good
condition. f
.holammtonoieoticos "riieooctor:eiema.iorin¢lv.to
_College. Moreover, the Hall Manu- 'facturlng Co. of Summerside has the
‘contract for 250 desks, (applause), ,and he believed some of their l desks were in use in the new school ihere. “They are turning out good _desks and the Govemment likes to
'encourage local industry," he said amid further applause.
"Do you consider that spending
your money extravagantly? Would
_you sooner have the money spent 'on education or on the roads?" (Applause).
Island labour had been employed
at the College Wherever expedient, but the contractor was responsible for the work done and where Is- land brlcklayers had been discharg- ed it was on account of standard and output. There were only four key men from outside the Province ,and out of 180 men 156 were local
servatlve Government- The Bell- ora permanent building which will me.,
nett Government on the other benefit your ohuaren and their om AGE rr:NsloNs hand gave 890,000 to unempl0ym°nl'cbildren?" (Applause). I-lon. Dr. McMillan discussed' relief in this Province shortly af- The Govemmem, said they old _age pensions and explained
that the Governnlcnt, has had I returned man compiling statistics on the subject and at the next
fscssion of the Legislature it was ,hoped to introduce the Old Age Pension Act in this Provnice. This, lie said, was not a charitable meas- ure, but the just rcward of-those hardy pioneers who 'were the back- bone of the country and who have made this province what it is to- day. The present Government have rin this year of world depression ,heavy demands upon their re- sources and at the last meeting of the Government 55 names were handed in for direct relief, making lun annual expenditure of $3,600. I The Government have also had twice the number of delinquent children to take care of this year, who have been sent from Cher- ,lottetown and Bummerslde to the 'Reformatory at Halifax.
"Tho Government has not as yet
sent letters to the clerks of Char- 'lotletown and Bummerside Town Councils stating that they will no ,longer pay for any children to gc
ency. Now it is strong for the Con- and this necessary work will be I to the Reformatory and would not servative party, and has held the eurried on. :bc 11890051516 f°\‘ them-" (Ail- city for the party in five contests The Govemment since it has plause). This was what the Belind-
during _thehlast eighth years. This been 1; officeullas notdha; ant easy i ers;Lea___f_lovcm°i_r(ients _hind :on\e,w: was owng no sma measure to task. wing the ea o e act on, e spe er sa ,w c the splendid organizing and de- Minister of Public Works and the a disgrace to any government. The terrnined efforts of the younger illness of the Premier, two men'Liberals cannot deny that they
refused to look after delinquent children.
Dr. McMillan next took' up the
question of the bond issue and the Liberal debt and pointed out where the Liberal Cioverament had lost
favorable. When this Government came into power they were faced with a. huge overdraft at the bank and when they wished to borrow another million for the building of Prince of Wales College and Fal- conwood Hospital they were told by the bank they could not have the money until they looked alter the overdraft.
The Lea Government could have
bought 'bonds at 4% per cent when money was cheap, but the present Government was forced to buy When money was dear. “We bought where we could get the best price and local bond houses said the of- fer we received was better than they could have done. So there is no criticism to be made from that quarter." (Applause).
The doctor closed his address by
asking for the support of Mr. Downing who is an energetic worker and who knows the needs of his district. _
Mr. Heath Strong, M. L. A.,
moved a hearty vote of thanks to Dr. McMillan. The money spent on education, he pointed out, had ,not been wasted and the roads were
_being well maintained as a letter
from a prominent Liberal in the Fourth District stated.
Mr. F. J. Arnett seconded the
vote of thanks in a brief speech.
ROAST BEEF, lb ROAST PORK, Ib
FOWL, Ib
VIM TEA
ionlwon Panos)
Along The
Waterfront
Customs Cruiser Chaleur, Captain
Heather has sailedi.
Fisheries patrol boat Ostrea II.,
Captain Doucette is at present in port.
D. P. W. Launch, Captain Lund
has sailed.
Fisheries patrol boat A. Hackett,
which nr:~".'c:l in port Monday from Crapuud llus sailed.
Lyons’ Wharf
Bohr. Mahone, Captain Brown lr.;
sailed. -
Buntaln, Bell’s Wharf
Schr. Nellie J. King. Captain
Murray in port awaiting orders to sail.
Bruce Stewarifs Wharf
S. S. Hochelaga, Captain Trav-
erse on the Pictou-Charlottetown route.
use “IH [Ar I'
$_.
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We have in stock and receiv- ing regularlywby cars COAL
of the best quality _
ANTHRAClTE-
Hard Nut. Readings Famous Anthrsclte for base burner. Welsh Anthracite Egg size, double screened for furnaces. Welsh Anthraeite Nut size for jacket heaters, ranges, etc. Scotch Anthraeite Egg size. highest quality double screened.
BITUMINOUS-
Genuine Old Sydney Screened. Springhill Screened. Inverness Screened. Albion Nut, Stove, and Round.
COKE-
Dominion household Coke.
You cannot go wrong on buying
any of the above well known brands of Coal. '
New low prices. Special prices in
Car lots.
Prompt deliveries. Try us on your
next order.
W. D. GILLIS & C0.
The meeting closed with The King.‘
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ROAST LAMB. Ib. CHICKEN,Ib.
COOKING FIGS, 6 lbs. . . _ . .
PHONE 176. '
ill BUIlli0E’S IIRUGERY
' MEAT and FISH MARKET
FISH
SALT COD, 10Ib. 25c SMOKED FILLETS, lb. 13c MACKEREL, Ib. 10c
-ALL OTHER VARIETY OF FISH -
YOUR CHOICE FOR THANKSGIVING DINNER
.12c-18c 1’/'c .120--18c 23c . .....16c
GROCERIES
49c
......25c ......29c
Ie..
e¢,~,.
ff..
f ,- .und
ROBIN HOOD OATS, pkg. .. . with 'rants oi./iss riven rites.
PASTRY FLOUR. 7 lb. bag ... GRAPEFRUIT. 4
._ . . . . 25c
(CALIFORNIA SEEDLESSI
ORANGES, doz. ..19c MaclNTOSH APPLES, doz. . . .. 29c
(BRITISH COLUMBIA)
......25c
We have a complete line of Fox Feed and are read!
to supply your every need.
Call on us for your wanie. »
BUIlIIOE’S GIIUGERY
Corner Weymouth and liilroy Streets. ,
Phone-lil-871.