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—-SERIOUSLY lLL-rlrieiicls will e11 With regret of the serious of Ms J. E. Maul/can at; er iioinc iii Noriham. S .. CONGRATULNPIONS — Mr.

. it. Forbes. mciribcr of the finni oi

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—POST NUPTIAL SHOWER. — r. and Mrs. Ailvln G-ay (nee Miss usiiimt were thegucsts of honour

Tuesday in MIC C.M.U.A. Hall, Slim- \\'ll.’l‘l their many friends

thwn a iiusccllanpous The hall was very preutlly cvoiawcl tor the occasion; alter the

.- iiiid lovely gifts hart been aim presemcu. a lunch was - t itlir. irlticli dancing was en- yt-u a111,; a late houim-ci.

-0ltDBR Fine Puppy Meal, Kib- lo Jucai Meal and Broken Sodas B‘: ‘us. L-l033-5-4-2l.

‘CELLENT I'LAY—'I‘he Ll)\\l\ Little Theatre Group their English play at usrsiue I-ligh $611001 on oiiouy evening to members of the tlmiucasizic Little Theatre Group rid their friends. Mr. Charles enkins, C.D.A., directed the play. lie stugc setting was a perfect . und for the ‘actors who lay their parts well and receiv- d “xii merited applause. M1‘. timcs Niillliinn gave several selec- oils on mic piano during the ev- iing. , 5

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uuu Handicraft. Guild _ 0111113‘ {net 0n Tuesday afternoon ; the ltome of Miss Carrie Holman - discus. plans for- the season. The ef matter under discussion was e r of a/biiilding on Cen- al bu t. formerly occupied by the l: J age Wyatt, for the display 1.! lion ed mics would be e t .1 thirgs displayed; but oth- r articles including things from ontreal would be cm display. It ‘as decided to have some one in time and it was expected to have e place ready by June. It was fl’. that the store would be a ~ eons whereby the makers of hand- rafts would be lo tto con urhts and 0mg. w m“- t = ~ Island Holman, e President pres ded at the meet- t ~ which was very Largely attend-

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--Mr. Percy Wed left onTues- ' fly for a. short. vis to Halifax. 8

~10’. A r t. h ii r Mahhieson of cad‘ Corner left this week for l oroiito. 8

—Frlcnds will learn with regret: the continued illness of Mr. limes R. McIvor at. his homo on arvard Street, Sununcrsldo. B

—Mrs. Hacker and her son Mr. ._W. Hacker have taken up their csideiicc at. their country home in Iimiherside East. B

—M1ss Marv A. strong who has "B" Ftbendinu the winter in Surn- erside has returned to her home BPflPque-S.

. Mrs. Percy Wee-ks, of Summer- ldP. mu rcturnsd to hei- borne ai-

l 1W1 “tacks visit to her dau for. lgis. P. MacDonald, of Kori ville,

*5/11“ N. R. Wright has return- Pl to her homo in Summerslde

tom Montreal h she hue been “dine the wlvig/ilgi-Nmonthm-C. . Chart Ram: h re- fllgd to her $01M lh‘glll'fll?!l‘51d0 u)" I Dleasant visit with her sis- l- Mia- Percy ManMurdQ-S.

‘ ss Ann Marie Poirier of Ab-

- U/lllase ls making a good re-

m"?! from her. recent. operation the Prince County Hospital.

“rt/fr. Alison Delaney left re- “éll; fig“ Halllfurhvitjere h? Dvallll

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ilgllflle University? Mr. gelaney ls M! son of Dr. and Mn. Delano? 1 wlilllnston and has been em- llvved at the mman mug Com- NBY. Bummerslde, for 891116 timeé

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—-T|"|‘E NEW Aimon Players pro- "YlFfFllB Alttlrs of Andrew" in Travellers Rx-st Hall, Tucsdafq. May 9th, 8:15 sharp, under the aus- Dlecs of the New Arman Womerfs Institute. Specialties.

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—W- M. S. MEETING — The re- tlular monthly meeting of the WM. S. of Tririitv United Church was held on ‘Tuesday afternoon in Ep- worth Hall. Mm Hammond John- son president. occupied the chair. The meeting opened wttth music and a. quartctte by Mrs. T. H. E, Iriman. Mrs. Georgsvsheen, Mrs, Uellhllyn and Mrs. victor Travers. Scripture was rcad by Mrs. 1131,) Campbell and prayer by Mrs. John Hogg. A notable feature of the meeting was a presentation of legnciflof one thousand dollars from the will of the ]fl'C Miss JCNHP v gears organist of the United Churc. Mrs. '1‘. M

Linkleiier paid a fittlntz l-ribute t5

the memory of Miss Strong and

spoke in the highest terims of her zeal for the work in the church. An appropriate hymn was sun-g at the

conclusion nf Mrs. Linklcttcus talk. Mrs. L. R. Allen gave n, most inter- and instructive talk on the immigration and the recent

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events which led up tcr the migra-

tion to this country of the Stidetens. Her pa-per was entitled “The

Stranger in our midst" and stress- ed the necd oi‘ extending a welcome

b0 immizrants.—S.

Eliot q , Evil? of Quilts

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A DIET WHICH HELPS ASTH- MATIC PATIENTS

While many cases of asthma are being cured y removal of defects in nose and throat, others by avoiding certain foods and other substances, and still others series of injections cf the food. pollen, or other substances causing their asthma, than remain many other cues where the cause omn- not be found. By the use of breath- ing exercises daily and the injec- tion of adrenalin during an at- tack, many of these latter cases obtain a fair degree of relief.

What; is know as the ketogehlc diet..rlch in fat and poor in starch foods-has been used with great. success in the trcalment. of epilep- sy. It. is interesting to learn that an almost similar dict is now help- ing many cases of asthma where the cause or causes have not been discovered.

Drs. F. M. Pottenger and F. M. Pcttenger, Jr., in California and Western Medicine. toll of a 2300 daily caloric diet of one and a half parts of fat foods (butter, cream. fat meat. e58 yaks) to one and one-half parts protein (meat. eggs, and fish) to one part starch foods bread. Potatoes, sugar. pu- try), It. is rich in vitamins and minerals

The two main meals are built. around a large, raw, green salad and a portion of meat consisting M not less than frur o when cooked. Sugar, potatoes, pastries. are greatly reduced in amount but. whole grain cereals are pennitted in the regular Portion. About a half of an ounce o gelatin is used at each meal which aids digestion and the absorption of minerals» into the blood. ‘fnaddltion to tho vitamins

.ln the large green salad, other vi-

tamins in the form of green pas- ture milk, malt, and cod liver cit are given. ,

0f the fifty atlents treated, B4 percent (42 pa tents) showed im- provemw insofar. as the uthmo

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t of the mothers of the patents, and forty of the. fifty patients were taller

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Standing mom was at, l; psi“. lum in the ‘ntwn Hell, Summer- ilde. yesterday sftemoon when the delegates of the Third District of Prince gathered to nominate their candidates to contest the district at. the provincial election on May l8, for the Conservative Party.

In spite or the fact that. tile majority of the voters in the Third District are fishermen and it was the first. real fine day since tit- lobster season opened, the hall was packed and every poll gent, a full delegation with many sup- Dorlors Ml’. John F. Arsenaiut. Union Corner. presided and in a gamble speech called for nomine- ons.

Nominations

Mr. Prank Simpson of Mal ue was nominated for Councillor, is nomination being moved by Mr. Thomas’ MaoNutt, who was the meetings unanimous choice but. who very regretfully declined on account of advaimtng years and asked that Mr. Frank Simpson be unanimously accepted. This w“ agreed b0. tho rmw-ym- $334133. NEW“!!! thct BIL-MM- mum, so long their standard bear- er did not feel able to carry on. Mr. Kier Crofler seconded Mr. Sinnxsotfstnolnlnation. which was adopted - witih cheers. Mr. A. P‘. Arsenault. KC, was unanimously nominated for Assemblyman, his nonunst-ion being eted with cheers, moved by Cements Oray_ i076. seconded by James Maclsaac.

Score Iiktnvsgunoe The meeting was a rousing one.

that of alarlri at the enormous Campbell Govern- ment. has plunged the Island into and that- it-is imperative that: a halt ls called, which can only be accomplished by the return of a safe and sane government. that of Dr. MacMillari. to save the prov- mce before it is too late. Speakers were the two candidat- cs, Dr. MaoMillan, Mr. John I-l’. Mvers, Frank J. Arnett and Waller MacNutt. Mr. Simpson. who is n0 stranger at political meetings a1- though a newcomer as a liLlcal candidate. spoke with mu feel- ing of the record of Mr. MiicNutt. whose cloak he had been asked to wear. He assured the delegates he deemed, it an honour to be as- sociated with Dr. MucMlllan and his associates and that he would do his best to carry the Conserva- tive Part-y to victory.

Tribute t0 Mr. MMNII“

Mr, Adrien Arsenault in his us- ual kindly manner. paid a loyal tribute to his rotti- colleague. Mr. MsoNutt, and of ls devotion to his ty and real service to his cons ituency. He expressed his pleasure at seeing such a large gathering ls he knew that the delegates had made a great. sac- rifice lobe t. H: was bloomed to see the o

was who: was needod at. the Dres- ent time. The province, both Con- servatlve and Liberal, are alarmed at the increased debt . and. feel that. they must. have security and peace oi mind in these strenuous time: as well as a. freedom from debt. He asked for the loyal eup- port of all. both for himself and

by B lMr. Simpson.

Dr. W. J. Ii-Maclllllln, be called upon ex reused his we“: pleasure at su I IPWWW cm‘ veriltlon. bglhlcg m!‘

t; as c egrce Tliysfi‘; and trust that. tihs people have in the National Conservative pay-w, He paid a touching tribute to Ml‘. MacNutt. when he called him the "Grand 91d man cl the Corisc atlve Party . He is a man of true worh and geneiNll-Y l" that. he sacrificed himself l" U"! interests oi his Dorly fl-lld D1809‘! his trust in tr younger "w", "P also spoke highlyot’ the caiid datcks [mu felt sure they twill carry ill-i district to victor)"

Represent Only Themselves

In reviewing the record of thP tiresent. Gcvernmenh Dr. VlacMil- lan expreslcd the opinion that. the rank and fileof the people of P. m. Llntctidetflfl tum m“ Pram‘ °°'°,i.““‘s.°‘“s%‘&tt "an "sexist: a .

in; nt, true Uberalidln. they only rchmfienwd thcm5elgei and" theylocknafter no one t! themselves. t-MAHY n" ' thmkmg‘ decent Liberals are tired of them and havono faith in thvm. The!

the movie rlshl throufli m

to the time of election Ieldltil- thr- WW" gag; llevc then would be no c‘ ‘a this year and their "cailinc file _ such an inconvenient time. trio ler Campbell elwav! tfilllfid he le and W!!! 110W to face. them. w M election at a time is impasible‘ to ""45 °" ‘thermos Jtoplnl '01‘ l

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A. F. Arsenault Nominated ‘T0 Contest Third Prince

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I80 nsloners to him when he

for it? Surely it is no dis- Bre-ce to receive the old age peri- slon. It was the Conservative Government who gave the pension to the old people of the province and now the Campbell Govern- ment refuse the information to us. Dr. MaoMlllan denounced the acts of the present Government and stated that many things per- petrated by them would never have been allowed had the lute Premier [ea been in power. The Liberals 10st all when they lost Premier Lea as he stood for jevetrythlngthat was honorable and us .

Promises Merely ‘Blul!

The speaker classed as bluff the pronuscs of the Campbell Govern- ment to balance the budget and save money by reducing their staff of officials and doin away with officials‘ cars and w en one of their members. Mr. Mustard asked how much saving had been effect- ed, the PJemIer had to admit there had been no saving. Dr. Mach/Lilian referred in scathing terms to the administration of the Prohibition Act, and the bringing_ to the province of p. so-called Bel- gian Count. who was something between a “sitcak and a detective“ who admitted in court. that he was supplied by the Attorney- General with cash to make every kind of an exhibition that. was improper of himself ultili this money. Wherr- dlri the Attorney- General get. this itioitcy? 'I'hat ls what, the people will want. to know. The Attorney-General had s0 shaped the law or trilsshaped it. to

He. ltas so manipulated the law that. he is above the law. In the some ntimnci" he has dealt with the lands which have been taken from the people for the National Park. It has remained for the Campbell Government to take a- way the Bintlsh rights of the peo- ple, which was granted at. Runny- mede six hundred years ago. Dr. MacMillnn assured the meeting that. if he was returned to power that, conditions would be remedied. Dr. MacMlllan placarded as false a statement that the Liberals are circulating that if the Conservat- ives are elected there will be no road work. This is not true, said the Doctor. The contracts are let: for this year and no matter who comes into power these men will continue with their contracts and the work contracted for will be completed. Dr. MacMillan conclud- ed his vary able speech with the assurance that if elected he will go after more money from Ottawa to assist in the financial problem of the province. which has become so serious that. it will take the en- t e taxes taken. to uav the inter- t on the Government borrow-

gs. Mr. John H. candidate for Queens County, fol- lowed Dr. MuoMlllan and alter S1113 tribute to Mr. MacNutt and e Conservative candidates. in a short but pithy speech deplored the methods of the Campbell Gov- ernment and their reluctance to face the people at. the present time. He paid tribute to past. Lib- eral Governments who had done a great deal for the province, men- tioning particularly the doing a- way of the rents to absentee land- lords. If this present aggregation remains in power with their re- peated borrowings instead of pay- ing rent to landlords. we will be paying tribute to the bond owners on 5t. James Street and Wall Street, Toronto, said Mr. Myers. Mr. J. F. Arnett also spoke and finally Mr. Thomas MacNutt, who in a short speech thanked the

Myers, Federa l- .

RINCE COUNTY CHRONICLE

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in nvo election oempeips, but. be anured them all of his silpport.

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We, the native delegates of the e! Prince in convention assembled move the following resolutions:

Resolved that vvo om- loycl support to our a and dis-

tlnguished leader of the National Conservative Party the Hon. Dr. It. J. Munich.

Further resolved that we also pledge our support to the leader cf the National Conservative Part of P.1d. 1., the Hon. Dr. W. J. P. MaofMillan, and that. we tab this opportunity of thanking w. ‘rho- mas MacNutt, our former repre- sentative, for his loyal and dis- tinguished services to the Third District of Prince and the Prov- ince of Prince Edward Island as a

whole. (sgd) EUGENE Chairman

Candidates‘ Nominated

Candidates nomlndted to date follow:

BRDOKS. of Committee.

CON SIIVATIV BS

Prince County:

First. District-George MAM}: Councillor; Hubert Gouldet, scmblyman.

Third Dtslrict-Jihank Simpson. Councillor; Adrian Arsenault, As- semblyman.

Fourth Dlstrict-J-lugb F. Mnr- rison, Councillor; Heath Strong, Assemblyman.

Firth District.—Wtnsloc J. Lid- stone. Councillor; D. F. MoNeill, Assemblyman.

Queen's County:

First. District-L. T. Boston. COHIICHIOFI Walter MacKex-izie, As-

semblyman .

Second District-R. R. Bell. Councillor, l). F. Bethune, As- sembl

yman. !

Third District-J. A. McDonald. Councillor; Samuel Kennedy, As- smiblyman.

Fourth District-M. W. Wood. Councillor; George Macbesn, As- semblyman.

Filth District-Hon. Dr. W. J. P. MacMlllan, Councillor; w A. Stewart, Assemblyman.

First; District-A. I‘. McQuaid, Councillor; John McLean, As- semblyrnan.

Second District-R. L. Burge, Councillor; JBKBBS Leslie, As-

Thlrd Dietrich-H. I‘. MdPhoe, Councillor; Leslie Hunter, As- scmblyman.

Fourth DistrlcfF-Murdoek Mc- Gowan, Councillor: George Mb-

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Intyre, Assmeb‘ .

Fifth DlStflClr*D. L Mathlcson, Councillor; Daniel McLean, Aj- semblyman.

LIBERAL!

Queen’! County:

Firs DlStIlOfr-vw. F, Alan Stew- art. ouncillor; D. N. McKay, As- scmblym n.

Second District-Hon. B. WJie- Page. Councillor; Angus McPhee, Assemblyman.

Third District-flan. M. H, Me- Guigan, Councillor; R. C. Clark, Assemblyman.

Fourth District-J. Walter Jones, Councillor; Dougald MacKinnon, Assemblyman.

Fifth District-O. 8t.’ Olgir

District-H. H. Councillor; P. A. Mcfsaac, As- semi:

lyman.

Second District-Hon. J. P. m- Intyre, Cmmcillotr; H. H. Cox,Ae-! semblymsn. t

‘Pkiird District-Hon. B. B Hes- 3 sian. Councillor; John Mustard,

speakers for their kind words, He

(B The Canadian Press) I EAMIIIION, Ont. May 3--'I‘had- dus Knockwood of the lennox <P.I.!.) Island Indian Reserve and L. I’. ‘Barkhouse, 73-year-old Westport, 11.5. man. have been a- wggdgq Royal Canadian Humane Association bronze medals for 8st- lantry. Knockwood, a. resident. of the Lennox Island reserve. T16R95 being scolded to death in rescue work following a rtiilwa accident and Barkhouse Jum front I. wharf to rescue a man from drovtmlnl. » .

When a locomotive was derailed. Dec. U. near Bloomfield. N. 8., Er.- gtneer Harold ll. Moore was tra - ged in his _c_ab and buried up