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TRAVEL TALK “SEATTLE” DAILY 3.l5--7-9 P. M.

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Aiid Vicinity

MI’ and Mr.

Round Norman.

ha\Cillt\l.lillUd iii 1e alter stysiidillg theyallltl. lii i-lcllilil, llllil are rc-. ceivillg u corllll weleonle ironl their: >"“°3°w Cenlelew-

Friends of lVLrs. Richard Bagnali and Mrs. Charles Dickieson will 1e- grel. to learn of the lllntsq of those ladies at illeir respective homes here zbgilklhope ior a speedy recovery for

host of li'll‘l ltlS.

Mr. Edgar Sit-venison. Westminm- ter hllll... is ii. ll... flllffi, lllitilly__llitll ‘ n('c(lllllb 0i llle 1.1 .llll 0i his ltioili- er, Mid‘. Jiilllih fillWiiihOil uliicli o.- (illulgtu on illulsluty ivelling March

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Misses Itirh Stevenson and Doris

Cavendrr lvelc '- to Char- lottetown on W

Mr. Sinclair MYKHV Tl‘])l'l;.:€lli8-l tivp lcr l.l ltu-lln ii0(l(l riour Co" aid i1 lLlvIDC-Xl lxsit to this place. on ’l‘uvs:lll_v.

. l y evening.

fiienills of l\ir_ Jwtnes C. Steven-l son will l‘l“-.'lCi LU tinned selllnis; lllnt-

"rile llnrlies 1.11.2}. ‘Missionary ill

ting on ‘lunstlav a. i-l- 5th. Quite a large at- ill lllfllluPTS lllKl V SllOT. t; alter tiie meeting re-

iresillnvnts were passed and a 50c- lal hour follot .

The funeral the late Mrs. Jas.

l. till» .1 \'..!.\ litld on Sundav at 2 McLe >rt service was he‘d at her The evening pr .1. Iw- "don't"! bv a service in an openin the Christian Church which was filled v;t11 gntpalllelic friend. and l" ':i'l'.'l.. ill iill‘ iircetlscd. The Pas- by tor. Rev, 1. Cavender conducted the services. she leaves to mourn herlbw ti:

1 : Today Tues.-

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i ‘ A [so trlliuolslilii . .. so DARING‘!

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ALSO . . . ARTIE SHAVWS ORK- UMEDY AND FLOYD GIBBONS

also one son. Edgar. to Wilom die-pest sympathy is extend- Uci ill tlltill‘ bOlTuW. ‘Lilli LNLAAUCBJDIS

rick Qlalrk Harold Steven on. cert l-llll. Chester Bulman. Edwin .ensou. Favorite hymm of

. ulllaig the scr- .;. held in the New

fTlle New Glasgow Women's 1n- stliut: were entertained at the home inf Mrs. M. McLeod. The (Opened with the President 1n ' llllll‘. Quite a large

Wedding Anniversary

Duly Celebrated m.

(Rosalind Exchange, Feb. 28) To colnntemorate the 25th anniver- sary of the marriage of Mr. an .vlr.~. W. F. MacDonald and to pay a tribute to_ their admirable "CORI- lilunity Spirit" and “Good Fellow- 5lll1)'_’. 15o friends lnet in the Com- nlulnty Hull. FCbfllilffy’ 12 and en- loytfd B. delightful program O1 or- ganized games. MacDonald came to Alberta from Travellers Itcst. P. E. 1. in lulil, and alter a. season oi llillfVéLt- lng noticed for John MacDonald “HO operated the iuxst Spring Luke more. un felt. 8. i915 he murritd lvilss Mulgarel, Weller of spring nuke. ‘rlley moved to Bawlf where Mr. Lille-Donald llad bought a store, 1n early 1916 Mr. MacDonald and b1lt'1l<y' Aleiiav blult a store at. K anti oiie at, Rosalind. Tile store was located on the re our school now stands

moved here from Bawif in April, i916 and that fall the present store structure was erected on its present lcclitlon aiio the fortner building was annexed. Since that early date Mr. MacDonald has been an integ-

ral iart. in the eolnmunit '5 up- to th 'bull ing. always lending a ielplng _hand wherecne was needed an

filling ‘p0 itlons of responsibility iur which his business ability suit- ed him. A member of the Sehoo

Jioard since the Kingston school i was movcd here i8 years ago. a 1 member of the Hail Committee and |5porls Ground Association. now 'Secretary of the Camrose large lschooi Division, No. 20. Thorough- ; out his stav here Mr. MacDonald

has been an active church worker, Sud along with others including C.

. Hendel and J. A. Enrl ht pro- moted the erection of St. E zabelhls

Roman Catholic church here in 1920. p]

Wm. Rlsy. first elevator man_ 1n Rosalind and who with Mrs. Riley precede-ll the iVlHCDOIIHlClS to Ros- alind b several months aid tri- bute io til Mr. and Mrs. acDotl- iild and for their friends in the

leilinllnliliiy presented them with a. . beautiful silver trii service and serv-

ing tray in Coronation Pattern 11nd a silver Rose Bowl. Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald ri-ipiintled gracious . other gifts w.” 1i silver carving set

from "their l\ u" and a gravy‘

ladle in COTDL. ..un pattern.

Followingaa grand march. Mr. and Mrs. iicDonald were escorted to places of holler. to the strains of a wedding march played by Miss Ellen Holmberg. and were seated at the bride's tilblc which was centr- Ell by a three-tier wedding cake. guide and iced by their aughter. can.

Kathleen Krueger. Peguy Wise- mttn Doris Benz. Mur el Endr . Cecilia Werer and Pearl Dolan.

‘wearing dainty heart-shaped aprons the i in the valentine motif served the i of i refreshments. They were assisted b

members were present. The Ode Was ; Kenneth MacDonald. Bud Hende. sung tcllowld by the lhc Club Women's creed ln unison. ‘File Secretarys report was d stcod approved. Roll call was _ _ answered by naming one ct n 0i his con- have learned to

Stanley Gould and Harold Endres. The hall was suitably decorated

with red and white streamers and b b

while wetlfiinl! bells. Among outside visitors were Mr

control and how? and Mrs. Bud Murphy, Kelsey (Mrs: 'l‘he dlfflerent committees gave sat- ' Murphy urns Mrs. MacDonald's isluctory reports. it was decided that bridesmaid). Mr. and Mrs. Nick

Weller. Monsignor Lvglis and Jean

thi- Clillstiml Church School during the Easter holida s. MacDonald. Dayslaln . Mr. and Ill ill ~ PAThOIlXIQQ for lli0ll"A ietterot thanks was read by ti lMrs Arthur Z'mmerman, Kelsey- Sccretary from the Canadian Leg- ion. The Questionnaire on Economcs wl'l be filled in bv Miss i bell or Ankerton and Geoff. Brims- Fllil. Srmple. The April Meeting will . combe. Kelsey. be held in the School room Roll call will be answered by econ- I is a son of Mrs. Ronald Mae-Donald omlcal war time re ' l-amme committee . od and Mrs. P. L. Calnpbe‘. amme consi ted of and lin, Sherbrorxlte. Frank of orus. "Tipperary". Searletcwtl. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Mac- . sie . Two in-|Nel'l New Annen. Hilbert. D. n. contests wcreenjoyed punts. Detroit. Mich; J. Herb. Boston. amme eom- {Jennie Mrs. John MileNeill. New was passed ‘York City.

Mrs. J. S E. Nlcho's and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Helmlg and Vic Camp-

Mr. MacDonald referred to above and the late Mr. MacDonald ‘Prav-

. ellcrs. Rest. His brothers and sl tern

are Dan of Travellers Rest. Major

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of the wonderful rercp him by the King's County peope in

nd the first building in Rcsa- let iinil. Mr. and Mrs. MacDonao

THE CHARLOTTETXOWN GUARDIAN

‘Dl-ltlltlllreoonazd AtMorellMeeting

‘King's County Liberal Candidate wvggrmmmifig, yrgggg; Scored For Failures During Term At Ottawa.

A tremendous ovation greeted the National Conservative candidate. Dr.

-A. A. MacDonald at the Joint politi-

cal meeting held in Morel Hall Fri- liay night while Dr. MacDonald's Liberal opponent Dr. T. V. Grant, received a decidedly cool reception from the overflowing audience WhlCh braved bad road conditions to attend the meeting.

Scheduled to stilrt at 8 o'clock the meetingdld not get under way un- til 45 minutes later. due to the late arrival of the Liberal candidate.

Loud aigplause and much cheering

e Conservative speakers

while their opponents failed to get. a

rise out. of the audience. At times the

crowd showed open hostility at .ome of the statements of the Liberal speakers.

Mr. Oliver Jay the chairman, kept

the meetin under control through- oultoh a leng y session.

Edward Jay, Peake's Station.

one of the eleven potato inspectors of the Civil Service discharged ‘by Dr. Grant and a returned soldier. spoke in support of Dr. MacDonald while Hon. J. P. Maclntyre. Minis- ter of Public Works. supported the lliberal candidate.

Wonderful Reception

Dr. MacDonald in o ening spoke lion tendered

his canvass. l-le expressed satisfac- tion at being able to keep 1n con- stant touch with the people in all

sccti of the Coun

ty.

He s ressed the need of action by the Government in the selxous situ- rttlon which faces the world at, ore.- ent and accused his opponent of dodging the real issues by contin- ually harking back to the period of the Bennett Government. He lab- elled the tactics of Dr. Grant in this respect nothing more than “dragg- irlfia red herring across the trall.'_

r. Bennett. Dr, MacDonald sad. had been falsely blamed for the de- pression but it had begun under the reign or Mackenzie King. He went on to, enumerate the many benefits which the people of Can- ada are enjoying tcdav due to the

ttawa Trade Agreements which ere negotiated bv R. B. Beltnett.

2 termed these Agreement “one

1.1 the best pieces of legislation ever node {or the farmers of this coun- .r_v” and as an example cited the ncreased prices for pork. Dr. Mac- Dona_.d reviewed the many glowing promises made by Mackenze King 1m the eve of his election and of his com) etc ftt.lu1'e to implement a singe one.

Many Liberal Promises

Mackenzie King had promised to end unemployment, he reminded his listeners. yct there were more un- employed people in Canada before . wan- broke out than in the darkest dogs of the de ression.

"The fis ing indusllly in this Province is in the wors condition that it ever was." D1‘. MacDonald

d continued. "Prices are so low that

the fishermen are compelled to gel. l‘€ll0i'_8.f1(l compenatioii notwith- standmli that Dr. Girant had ro- m.sed tieln better prices for eir product."

l-Ie denounced Hon. Mr. Michaud Minister of Fisheries as "incompet- ient and inefficient" and not capable of looking after the interests of the fishermen. Such was the extent of the lncompctencv 01' the Minlstlr that it broilght. the condemnation of a prominent Nova. SCOIAa Liberal. Senator Duff.

- m. omit Pulled

The speaker blamed Dr. Grant for not obtaining a share of theu$500r 000. voted for the rehabilltatlcvn of Fisheries in the Maritlmes while he $50.000.000 go to the wheat far- lwel-s 0g Western Canada. tLoud Ap- o ause. .

Speaking of the bent-fits received bv tlsr i101: shipments to the United States under tie Ottawa A ree- ments he cautioned the peep e a- gainst losing the 1- hog mallzzt due e guoia agreement with the United tates wliCYCby milllonsif

unds oi‘ American bacon was be- ing shipped into Canada. He chatg- ed tha this American protlllct was inferior to the Canadian true and in time would uiitlcrtnine the pro- duct of this country.

l Liberal Laxity

' The speaker also chargul the

Lliberalg of the lvlaritinles with lax- ity in being unable lo get nny reduc- tlon on the freight rates of feeds for live lock. “It will be irmctlied after March 26th," he said. top- ause).

Dr. MacDonald said that Dr Grant's idea of serving the people was obtrlininrr a felv pubic worlc; and relief friln Ottawa wthout try-

ing in remcilv the exislng evils of‘

unemployment. On the other hand the speaker declared that his idea was to find a wav for the people to utilize the industries and natural resources of Canada to their dwn advantage.

Increased Tax

He referred to the Sale= Tax un- der the Bennett Government and reminded the audience of r. Grant's words on the Morell blat- fc-m in the last camps an ssviflfl

at "the babies were going to starve because of this tax" (laugh- ter). “And the way he kept them trom starving was by Increasing the tux by)2 per cent", he said. (ap- - arise.

He spoke of the thousands of pro- mise of bs on Gove - meme boats made by Doctor Grant and never fillfllled. He had a letter at present in which his opnonent had pro ed another job lnltcrms which c tituicd s direct r

c. Dr. MacDonald accused the Liber- al candidate of obtaining the dis- missal of returned soldiers from Civil servant positions without any reason and on achargc that he has never been able to prove. tap lause.)

He cited the bravery of t e men who had gone overseas to fight for this country and returned to Lobe undel- the flag for which they ad fought and when dismissed were not given s chance to vindicate tllemselveu applause.)

Inspectors Dismissed

He denied the charge that. Dr. Grant had made concerning . his tzathering "hoodlums and ex-potatn inspectors" about the country to speak at the Georietmvn meeting. Mr. Jay hari come to see him a. few minute before the meetlnfl in Gaol-Islam and asked for the privi-

lmanner." lperlled to the electorate for

» he did not have time to talk o! oth- “ark on me same charge. vice

‘he had held in different parts of

MARCH 18.1940

'Able Speech By n“ c°"t"'6"a'dia" John G. Diefenbaker, K. C.

Leader 0f The National Conservative Party In Saskatchewan

Will Speak Today 5. 15 -- 5. 30p. m.

Over A National Network Subject: NATIONAL GOVERNMENT

OI-AIWILL tor Pbowwopnl.

BINSATIONAL values discount sale. E. W. Taylor, Jeweler; Rich- mond 8t. L-lfl.

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wmmul 1° e" m” helm placed us we will meet them at the ice or the 8.1. Whiter Fair 1n lust and E 01‘ All-

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before them. Tile orll way to get ed m of town with our truck. Bo do receiv Honorable men 32° allédeacgorwfi ‘Eu £8.19‘? uslgfrfé not kill your horses. Phone our American honors. As a lee year Slammed me door on the ‘we m, the office 212. Frank B. Clark. told. she was a first prize w er 1e and lucked um “mo” away" n-si-a-is-sl. at the cliuaoiun National Exhibi- geufpunulnued H described King.’ ____ ' tlon. Ottawa and Halifax. She made umuuue us cue iiwmuu u, much RECEIVED sap NEWS - a notable two year old record of uumm.’ unpamumenmry. mega! and Mei-gm; 333mm o; Haze] Grave 748 lb. fat from 1853i lb. milk ave- unjust." (loud applause) received o. telegram on Saturday {fiffiflb ‘fimpjiifmefll- Her‘ 6 “King l5 the only man in Canada i-rtforming him of the death of a l1 e .19 KBFIKMCO-fl-Illihlls whose spcecheg are not censored." his mother’! Sister. Mr-i- Brim; Pglam u; a G35 Medal wwm-wuge: “.00 noon N w in h€ declared. He cited U18 discrimin- Macxliluon (nee Addie Ditrke) o. . r u yea, old “mm o‘ u" m m “M mo“ 3M3 net‘ Roll.

(All Time LI " ‘ liming)

MONDAY M430 PARIS u l.

atlon agairrt the Conservative par- Regina formerly of Hunter River. t m e I illsgli ‘legaiilletlilliileiaieiisiiriiilii “g5 RECEIVES fair CERTIFI lfiwliswzlbllllllgdng‘ 13:51:12? BERLIN n . . - ' . radio ~11 can: -J. Walter Jones, cirmwii. “' l "i" m’ “m” "9" P-"L-Miiiiml Prom-am by

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Lme lltf was crectinu disunit. by Federal Dept of Agriculture that B“ ' DmH‘ “ " “- sun-trust '

r relwnls pwpaaanda in Quebec in credits Abe Yweit Lady Frances one 7:00 plL-"Htingarlan com

lie matter of conscription. of the mem ers of his Holstein herd Overture." HAT4, 0.1a m,‘ m Dr. Manlon had made the state- with a pmducqon o; 736 mu m; Friends Wm “Tut w I m” um .. .

ment that there would be no con- scription 8.5 this was a mechanized MT-‘l- 5- W. M1111 n of ‘Tyne Valley . Moscow war, he expywmy figllgfletflkomglslgiigselfuutgfm is a. tient in fig: Prince County Rm nix-Broadcast in um DY- Mwuimflld “lama ma‘ h“ i1 Service lJV Dr. omit. He had H”? m" “'5' l, mug '35 y?" 19-" "1- . ii- -» .

‘Ollillll wasn't. discusnni: U16 15- . $55 ninth? ldav tilaut sefiinetdhcontent 55f" empmyed "'5 a “ma” imp“ mix/rim‘? ogunzxslgntongugatguil-géily 7 so ROME to dwe a eng ion e angeo r m . : . ._1q _ name in the Conservative party. hdftvdhmt mlghdlxlwelflntfi “ letfg Mrs John Lawson in Meeting goncu-t-pgoiu will“ “Fl” 5 " " “l "r ° “t °°° ‘°“ Creek Alberta It will ‘be remem- ' m‘- m6- orml him um his services would - ~ , 11-81 mec- 20.4 111.; nu» 9 u h“ "l " - “m” no onser required as Potato l; gem! my wle-gfftiée; afflluiuléerit‘ 9.88 mes. soc m. ’ ' He cited the M‘ 01 ptmdew fipfiiwifili’? lJ-ilifiliniiiiffuisfiii?" illness. 1-00 “i? ‘is? “Mm for the present confllc rlotwith- H” met m‘ Grant m cilfllbttfi 1o in p. .— ogram in English, standing lhe fact that there had town and said to mm “Your did n _ ~ m?!" 23.5 m. been SIBlLOOO-WO WW1 f“ “Mm” at last." and the Liberal Candidate L°ND°N deiemle- replied "Ted I'm sari-v fol‘ you but s1‘. PAUL'S ANGLICAN cannon: '=°° P-mP-‘PIWI "me mom n rile speaker then We" °ii w d” what else could 1 <10‘ they l»... -_--- - at s “PM MW "l" LLW“ G°"°"““°“' after me" The icllsui‘. f0!‘ tiic dls- Yesteidly being Palm suulicy 09°- 9-58 mess 81.8 m ' lgggugua‘? rm“ elgttgggsflggsgiig cuff mlsslil pi- orliul told hl-m was that Rev Mr Gflrdlwfl dressage to ' . , a s - . ‘ - * . , war» in w» creationists“ l" W“ re “d. we arteries» a." rm»- wurf-fr‘ u‘, u h ramp“; “The charge is false’ the speak- gills slluzwliislfill $8001.“ i? grail-lg l l MADnIlteI'D' n 2 m’ “ iere was n er s c ' if ' fiartisanshlp in this country as ?e§uaalfienzfefllldai§ lclzggnululgllP-glxit- had cleared the Temple of the 8:26 .m.—-News in ymgugu lere it. at present." l-lc declared and in can“ to pious w. (applause) money Changers and those who EAQ. 9. meg., 80.4 m, as at. example spoke of thecase o1 Dr crgnt. nyowre‘ Tow“ ' ' bOLIEht 01nd wld. so should the bOYB PARIS the three insurance men betas a- Mu. jay, aye.‘ m? To} and and gills be trec to sing to their 9:16 part-Symphonic 00mm worded a LOIILTBCI. for the manu- tom-i M it" m hum)‘ l’ lhearts’ content on this Balm Sun- 1111311 11.33 ma; g5 g m .17‘; ‘Xl-Cllllf‘. of Bren guns. p Mr i“ ,' n~IIl§)ncRnv5(-c and he] lday. 11.71 meg 25 6 in " ' He 815° slim?“ “m ‘he pmsem defeat tiuli man" (a pluiise) p ‘rs-kins his text for the mvrnins "guifnmj Government had let out contracts Dr Grant, uD-o pa“ knéw what from Jemmah m. 5 and a The _ VEN without. any "ceiling" percentage ‘mud-mu the 30b? _Ygurb1 mouth" mcmr leujewed Eden’, the hm“), 9.35 p.m.--A.lnerica;l Tranmm. ““t;otgeulatffqeulha‘ u?‘ l5 nnaaculfl Voice- "Call n: Grant ti‘; onier '1 of Christ riding into Jerusalem on '10“ PG,‘ 9 u" m- sa g eon - ' ~ - gq 6mm“? {news m wax-tum m m“ chllilrleefattld- Dgzteml .0211? tlglte halite; Sills"; sllgddglnotfilgollhlbgyfind with: Dulgmu aura-N In conclusion. Dr. MaoDonaldt 1:43; wwfifée‘ (jiggifiiifié; back water." out Cglrést pufrfphetggs tug; mo: beg‘, 49 I Support on March 26th. um prumw chilswethlifiidTgKyZlgEOIérgfiYI-Qglégusgrgg Jeremiah, do not. believe that these ‘r00 "£30" erl to further the interests of the him ~01, “political artisan“, ,, and prophecies will ever be fulfilled 0S0- V-IIL- News Bulletin. county lfelected. p ‘. Y’ but. Gods promise mode to the I 9-59 8168-. 81.! m. 5:55" ugmuutnhe fuddl-‘wmsed-lflte “L? mother o1’ Jesus before the birth PAR-IS n“ °"'“' l-lansam mull; hilt ‘h, Q5‘ five’; o: Christ. was that. to iiei- a 50h nlso nor-News in . ., ' -. would be born who u a King "shall TPBIL 11-“ NBS-l 3-! III-l M. D1‘. Grant in hi! 01791111“? N- ma“ m mgglral-and reign 5nd piogper. and shall QX- 11.71 meg., 35.6 m. marks chained that his 0090"?“ vQu ‘Md you‘, _une $01.15 112d m ecute judgment and Justice in the TOKYO was not a Natives! Owl-Writ“ "O- carol." Christ's ‘list. coming was m 12:40 a. Ifl.—E‘il5'll5l'l, m, 11,»