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.Cf Government

Hon. J. A.M¢D0ha.ld1n Fighting

Form At Friday Night’s Joint Meeting. Scores Time And A-

.i The meeting at Peake’s Station on - Friday evening was undeniably Con-

Z servative in tone. Hon. J. A, Mac-

Donald, Hon. Dr. Grant, the two

' candidates. and several other speak-

ers addressed the large gathering at

_ the hall. All received a. good hear- ?-ing. Hoa. J. A. Menon.-.i<l, tha op- ' mm; speaker, discussed at the be-

_____ginning the record of t-he King Gov-

ernment. The c.hief reasons for elec-

___-_ticai at this time aa set forth by ' Premier King were first. the govern-‘

!nent's record, Ll.: LS59 budget, and .1930 Empire Conference. Attempts by Mr. King to create issues to over-

shadow- the record of the 'govern-

gain Over Liberal Opponent,

W King boast about his accomplish- ments rs the C. N. R., an organiz- ation planned and completed by Rt. Hon. Arthur Meighen. Mr. McDonald next dealt with old age pensions. Mackenzie King's famous and cheap "five cent speech" applied very well to Klhss County. Kings County, Con- servative, received only $1,000 out of $107,000 federal grant, given this province.

Liberal Candidate on Defensive Hon. Dr. Grant in opening, refer-

ing to the clearance of liquor in- quired as to why the Conservatives did not pas that act while they were in power. Dr, Grant had great praise

ST. PETERS BIIY AIIUIITIII MEET T Il. M I] R R II W

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An Aquatic Meet of no mean lin-

portance wili be staged at St. Peters Bay on Tuesday aftemoon. July lst. (Dorniniovn Day)

This picturesque 'body of water

known far and wide by thousands of visitors who have been coming to this Province, will echo from shore,

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Ist. Joint ‘Meeting 1-V ° I In-1-=»=<=< ~

AN ELECTION BUDGET

Applauds Mr. Arnett Exives .,i‘I”..iT°..§-.‘.`.°$.°§§.i‘.‘i‘.“$._..‘i.".‘.‘§.’.°.1’.I

-_ Score Eldon ... Y S

i_ expenses are going to be

. , iMyers continued.

I The unfair discrimination whic

_ Candidate Wanniy Received Meeting Enthusiastically Endor-i1153353-iitfuiltflift-if;°§'§'fi`$I

.u1ated, as they certalnlv will be,

. At Borden on day t_ ses Policies Hon. R_B_ Ben__'yZ=shiugtdh and sppliéd to such

U1-m0611191 is 035s and potatoes

Th# °P¢`|\U1Z 1116051118 of the poll ing and his audience was impressed ibr.§)_l;_E;h§J_;3n;]Cti°nd,;nd apphuk' dal campaign for Prince county with the capable manner ui which e Pensions e ' ‘ ;______°°‘;_’_;_f;‘

9 Ag , F d “fix' the

was held at Borden Hall on Friday he handled the different asus; at l

;uatlon; I-h'i' tell us the treaty will ‘be abrogated on Oct. 12, yet enough

was illustrated in a manner that

to :hors with jubilant voices ef -_"_- thusiastic spectators and contestants

The smooth water and shining i

white sands will surely make an ideal i location for such an event due to bei

alike. n

evening The hall was filled to capa. stake His strong point was the ques eral Hlghways’ Etc As BVI

city. many men listening in from tion of tariff and the vital necessity, utside. A Kood many ladies were oi providing employment in Canada

ference to the failure of the Kingi could only be done by de'leloping‘ Vemmmf HS “Bards to P. E. 1,] our manufactures and providing ai

Followu-lg‘is a continuation of the

denced B Generous Applause.

lso present. Enthusiastic applause to keep our boys and girls from mi-` y

fed the Conservative speaker’s grating to the United States, Thisi

_._ _: nett On New Zealand Butter'

2.

Exportatlon of raw products to

mittee have been on the job for mei been ignored by Mackenzie King. fulfill the recommendations of uhe_on 1"ri;aymni_g_i'lt. QI sujmmi-ry of the_ past week or so and are bending ev-I The principal _speakers were th” Duncan C°mmi“5i°”_~ °u‘°_ 5“E’5idyi;?;1a';i__st S eai;__ E' ur; giccégei '°" °“°“ ‘° '“'““= ‘ms “"°” °f=f=`Z”...§f.`1.‘i§32”§i;. ”»‘.‘.‘I ..J;»t""u’2`i2§‘.f' i§Z""`T;...§""...§'f.§ ‘Z§i’ZZl°".Z'.i£.§?.'“`.ff2?; I-u»v= p We 'I the best ever lined up on the Island.l ‘ ' ' ' ‘ 'T n l I

iincluding boat races, both motor andiwere n__ exce em arm arid “ere‘W“5 8' general feeling 'among theinlly the People of the district ati isail. Swimming races for the young wen re`eived‘ each ‘speaking .f°r- audience that me mteresw of theqiiis ti . . . _I and oid_ with suitable pmes for thegthree quarters of an hour. Premier; farmers would be Well looked after! m. as he was sworn in only,

winners will be awarded. NoveltiesiI"eB" Mr' H' M' Dmmmg and Dr' W' at ottawa if Mr' Amen; was return' 161:] iii): eggo eznfn iflieecgaagolfiii galore are also p__om_sed_ such uid. P. McMillan also addressed the_ed to power. _ 33'? HC

ment failed. In this connection llquor_for Dr. Cyrus MacMillan, who will,| mb ruins greased pole obstaclaimeeting. Mr. Frederick Bell veryi - iotl-ier Parts of the county, He did _ clearances tc U, S. was the chief he Dl'°hP€Si¢d. Bet many V0¢oS fm' ' ’ ` capably presided. Senator Creelman Mr. H. M. Downing received a tre-`=n°Y- think my mln C°“1d P0111* °°`\'€I‘S@Y~ and “'35 D1‘0i1@1'1y defeated."

Wmt- T179 Piem” m _;_°P°’°h T; }__‘hi’:5°" E? QL;°en;_:°m:y‘ and 1-°r_the Island, therefore it is expectedi °n° md ° ha' h°u'“' 5 wd mu _lskegpeh erm nc gs _ °“my` He that a contingent of stars from* clearances were not prohibited, var me _W yh _e onserva ives did not_ Cmrlomtown _md other centres Wm

Jwm? U' S' ‘mum ensue' To cm Dram' iurvuuf 2 Lawn policy' tho couml be on the competitive list.

“rs surprise Hon' R' B' Bennett King xgokuti? when Mackenziei In the evenin§aball8ame between

._.‘°qu1e`mZd ‘S _ Conservatives neg; speaker “amd etheg°;?:_:;“‘ Nu:_e[two fast nines will be played. It is _ t5_7_____;° gms' _ami Railway 'stock was ___°t“___0_'_1t__;i understood that meals will be served than up, literally as a vote s wit- during the day'

catcher nr. or-mt next dealt historically

gi-ie Maékenzie King; "pets" lg with prices under Sir John A. Mc-| " s S im Wd, 5 Donald's overnment and with the!

. ,contesting Que.r. Co ty _ _yi [man sent down from Montreal in an

_"attempt in giilgii ,_ pi-,_-,miss to the British preference. The speaker next

_'_pi-mm Edward Island P,-°p1e gnu; dealt with the seven surpluses

old. 'rho Premier also inter- the Kina Government. Dr. cd-anti __

md in ii co,-ive;-_(49,, at georgetown thought that the Conservative pol-i

_ Apparently, he wishes not only to be icy ot high Protection resembled 0 H A

' the li the Chin -

terms or the present =dn11“"“'°“°n times", etc. 1

_.Premier King but to act Kina.

During the last ten years it cost

0831868- $40000000 to brink out im- The speaker charged that __ ' H6 °°'m1'f1€l1t¢d at some length on and referred in particular to thei_____-_____,.____,_,_._._e..

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invention of Sir Wilfred Laurier, the

P0 W of ese. The Dun

carl Commission was next dealt with,

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race etc A the events are open to McA___________ was present on the p_at__

form but declined to speak.

Much amusement was caused' when nr. Maelvlillah in the course oil

his remarks as_ked Mr. McLean whati surplus the King Government was going to have next year, to which/

meudous uyaiiun Wi-ieii ii, addressed one phase of maladministratlon of theil the meeting in support or Mr. amett Kina -G0v¢1'r1m@nt in the last fourg' He predicted 5 steady growth for years. He cited protective tariffs in‘ the town of Borden if everyone did IUnited States as an example of dis- uheu duty tu their Comm-y and rg- f content among agriculturists and free_ turned the right government at this ‘trade in England as an evidence of' election. Hon. R. B. Bennett and hisfsuccessful tariff lesislaiivn

office for an adjustment of their‘ claims and lots of other things theyi are entitled to. but we will seen when' July 28th., comes what the people think of Mackenzie Kings “Wait and see" policy.

Mr. McLean was the first speaker.

puued on tmonow isubuidy uiaims and me way ui which market for ou _um pmductl Theireport in Saturdays Guardian of 'the United States was defended or. Au energetic and ..iive_wu.e.. ¢°m__` the interests ot the farmers havei failure of the King Government to _ th° mm H°m“°al m°°""“5 5° Eid” me 3T°““d ‘hat me “U0 bellfen

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xportatiorl and importation was ic our ad\'antag=,

Adlustment of the returned sold-

iers pensions legislation was neces- sarily slow, he sazd, A Coilsel‘\‘atl‘.'e a- mcgdmenl. is alleged to have 5.-pil practically the basis of the present Act. That Dr. l\'Iac1\.'lliian denied. That amelidmerlt, he said. was an attempt “to bring the Pensions Act into the realm of political contro-

The present legislation, he contend- cd. was something altogether ciifffr- e:t. The war veteran pensioner was placed in a different category. lt is estimated that by 1958 war pensions- cost will have practically disappear-i ed, but while they are here they

Mr. McLean replied, "wait and party were for the development of¢ Our trade was practically twiceywiii be Cured im. under an Act paS_. Cazzada being 40 times larger

Dr. MacMillan told the audience; Canada. He very successfully hand-_what it was in 1921 and 1922, Dr. Mc- sed by the Mackenzie King udmiuj England, Scotland and Wales that was always the Liberal aryl led the arguments of Premier l.ea,_Millan said in support of his con-;i5u.uti0u_ ,blned, was it any Wonder that ._ _ -'wait and see! Prince Edward rs-i who in his speech in support of Mfytention that the Kina Go\'emment'Sf old age pehsiof-_t ~.i-as impossible @1134 Feat Pmblfm-S in Canada’

iuuders had been waiting eyei. singer McLean tried to explain the -'hangel tariff policy was beneficial to Can- ; Prime Eduard Biaud at the present, After eulogizlng his colleague, the King Government had been ini of front of Hon Mackenzie Kihii ada. liime because of uui. iimiieu i.i,i.euue_ICy1'\15 l\i&¢n1i113¥\ 0! MCGUI.

With l‘¢K5Td *D the Austnuim TT""f Def°“d\n€ th! °°““t¢Wa'u1n€ d“f',Tl~le Duncan Commission howeveri Jenkins launched mt” a defer” ` : ty. There was much 0118611118 "~‘h°“_ie5~ D1* MAUMWB-H Said it ment: "H had recommend‘d a readiustment ofi the Dunning budget’ qummg 3' Mr. Downing referred to that elec-_they dump their products upon uslsuusiuy This was the Dui), !.eCom_ime.“.t of Colonel Cantley that . tion budget. which the T-ibml °“":W¢ can dump °“f Pf°d“¢*~S Ulmimehdatldn of the commission that fm “fl” “hang” Pf°P°“d

didates were hedging so much about._th¢m, If they shut out olir potatoes md uut been imuiumenied ui.aCiic_‘ be beneficial to hospitals.

Dr. MacMillan spoke in very strong _ |01 ¢xgmpl¢_ we un ghut their po-_ uiiy ion erceut he couteuueu I “Wasi-l't it a credit to Premier

lil

"Now that the claims of the Wes-j

tern Provinces have been settled.

migrants yet the population 1-las rot Mr. Msnonald opposed the appoint- The Abegweit Club will be repre-'_¢11¢ Df°f¢<=H°HiSt features °f the C°“- avuntefvalllns dull” ‘“”°d“°°d “yi the Sex-“ISC “I1 1** Pf°‘°1°m5 emi and with 1-ions. vi-plot, Ralston, and

‘ ' ` " " 1 ' 15° the be solved Dr. Worcester said. . . -~ bout us was concerned-than las

ii u _ E- genged at the Maritime Amateur Box. ,servatiie policy, saying that the Hon. Mackenzie King and a _ _ . myseii at the Cuuui-_i Tabie _ ihc,

Tree” matermuy mcreued' ng or t e commission b mg' he* ing Cl-mm iwghi mid wi-ii hi; ag' farmers would have to pay more for budget which was Purely an ¢1€¢U-mi “Glrls as well as boys," he insisted! k tei- iii., iii ftion?" Mr. Je:.kins asked. He '

'_ 1_1-ig Liberals fall; more about fog. considered. an authority on ccmmis-_ T’ P5' 5 i , ’ “ i _ ISP” E’ 1°”-‘d “` ° sympamf'

_ Glace Bay by Kaney MacDom_d_ 126 their machinery from U_ s_ A__ if My one and which the Liberal mcmbofs -have far more education and train- _of me Prime Miuiswi. ti-_ut ._ ua, red. he explained, to the Cu'

015'!! “Bde than B-l1yih11'\8 ¢15¢~ Thl? nxiapgisgragy Dzluuuuds and Jimmie Mciimis 113 Bennetts policy came into force. had not dared to discuss in t-hoilng in the right use of their brains _ futon Seiiiemeui Couid ii.. nuhedircandal the blame for whici'

gay open updgurhmark? to_g;ho :Usd Consewauvg governments to an Tpounds who left Saturday for the 'HiZhWay grants. Old 9/26 P€nsionsIHouse of Commons. His rema-l'kS,and hands -than they have of theiri -I tiiiuk that Prince Ediuru Igiamiiplaoed on the preceding Cons then we w ave ore r e goodi » _‘ ~ l ._ .

- _ ` » I » ' " 121158 f1‘0h‘l cfm' hearts This is their misfortune." . . . . . I ive. administration. Eulogiziru

l Ca e B eto city. Tl-lei friends and and me Australian T"9°"Y V"¢"¢ 515° b1'011€h@ much *HV _ ~ has fared \er;». very. generously-and _ -

»_BecauS° 0! t»rSd° &ff=m€°m°““ Wm’ and md hired “"°“' The mme’ °’i ei; is; n wiii ' ‘tr ii, idlscussed by Mr Mclean sei-vanve Supporters who °b"1°\1S1y -Petting, so-called." said Dr wo:-i , _‘ isle Hon. :vu-_ noob. the spear

_ New Zealand butter has dropped a three cent stamp is not unimport- W W "5 “Wai ° l'°S“1f'5‘ ' ' ~' - ~ _ justly-under the K;ng administra

» be °f "d t' consul- » . f ti t usid' h- had pse-

_ 4 an 1 iy_ Mr. Arnett was greeted with much were in the malvfify. A V°_ cester. eserves a. momen s moi-i_ i-ie deciui- ii _ crre o a su y c

from T5 Celts to 28 oems' seems' ant' Dr' Gum sam' A certain man' _xf2s.___...__i;__.__ -WPPTHUSG Whén he foie YD 8»dd1‘€SS ithanks WHS téndefed to the ~-`-il-Y' _ eration because it is the subject of i Reduction ofe taxes ‘the Empir, ing to get for the Harland. 1

New Zealand butter is being dump- ed into this courtry now to keep the price of buffer down in Canada for the next eighteen months, At the least it will take the Canadian Dairy ;n;’u:-try three years to come back te full production. We were just on the eve of a great ad\'ar_cemer.: a- long that line in this Province and with nn-= fell swoop this Government 'rut the feet from under us and left us and at the mercy of New Zealand rf;mpetltlon_ fApp1ause,l

Mr. Myers in conclusion dwelt up-

on the Cor,servative rational high- way policy and took his seat amid

such prolonged applause that it was some time before Mr. R. H. Jenkins _ ‘he next, speaker, could begin.

Elogizes Budget. f Mr. Jenkins said there was a time vshen lt was considered in ordtr to "roast" the opposing political part; Today he found a more i`ratern;. fueling.

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that we were able to come into campaign in better shape-I : as far as what our friends saf

ofdB_i;ti.;hc;_r;z;e;ene§n\;oo_inh;a;_sd_¢i;';'p; ;i;§t1;1___e_~l;eii‘l___;4!i:__i;l:gugnsayygmigoz; _ . _ . _ . munihermg. His arguments in sup- Imim, Mr. Bell. by the chief speake:rs._ frequent questiuus by young foiks Conference and Imp___;_a_ P_____e_e__C; Cuiy Suiuii of com-se___

_ Pe 9° ’ The Maritime Provinces have more port of his party were very convinc- ...s. iwho honestly want to know how far u, mid were dem “aiu uriei-iy iu' voil-e-Too small! (Laughter ._ glued by Yorkshire spinners. 1'¢ST»01'0d~ F_7V‘3"Y lmP\`°"ement °“ Pan' older people than have the western '° ` iit is allowable that affection for ea/ch ' ui .-6 .\fr. Jenkins. somewhat taker

Fooling The People mure Isla..d has been given to its in- - . -d can “Jon

_ provinces, where the youth of the _ l . Si€l711€11 “'35 Selected but Wm’ 5' T1 ' i other be given expression. _ ' _ _ ` at the interruption. replied

The fm is that the King Gaiam' habmmts by the Liberal pany’ the east have gone, Mr. McPhee assert-! Ier-that the convention would meet “There is no shun _md easy auswei,

ment has no tai-iff polloy grid, as speaker told his audience The Lib- i harlottetown the following year i i

MR, l\I\ERS‘ I'ELLI`.\G SPEECH

~ ' ' cn. why then should the Maritime in C »~ to the question. What is harm e-SS f° ' ` ' ‘ ’ _ _'Zh-V 55 P"°t°°"i°“ 1" °°?‘Wm'd` is ef” pany reduced the railway tab Provinces be taxed for old 554 neu-i V 1932. one may be harmful for another. ; pl d d' ‘ d pl

fooling the Canadian people The e in the Maritime Province, r

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' ' ' D. G t'~ tt tio al uestloh P ` ` - tion a u pe s, as ' '- _ “ ~ " sl' De

me was s'.ze_ooo.ooo greater than lnvhs did in cherry i-illl. the story of; ' ___ 'fn ° °°"` ‘ “ “ “___ 15. They were ,,.eiwme,i em-y page they _ _s - » _ _

' _ | on e national old age pens ns 1924 though the population has re- the two young cattle that were kil- fouo____g Maskenzle Kmgs practice' -visimi which ii-iciiided di-y d0¢l¢s

in-laixried practically stationary. 53.- led. He then went on to his assureiof __a`__;___g __ constitutional question' :shipbuilding plants and the fishing - , .; . -_ °_` _

000.000 last year was voted for a his audience that all returned sold- |___he ____ ____M_s________lb_e argument _S _nd__Smes_ M each mace they iouuuigreat principles of kmship and t__us_ _side Lie House and in one lr_stance_:__O___ you know.. ,muuuieui __ »~.-.».l1l¢,,,t_Ii;>;-. scheme in Ottawa. A ian; desiring pensions will ref=.».'ve§_m_s‘;___e__ _______e ___a-____m___ Dany een- _ o__________s and e________oyees ready _mu __eesh_p_ No mm ____ woman _S ____ ____ _ had quoted contrsdictoify figures. The Unmd Sums had one "4W°mn3 Wafs purchased in wash' mem ut" oct' 1 and they do mmol' h st d d th N ___ Willing 3° HTISWGT H11 Cluesiims 9-nd dependent creature each is respon- Neither Llberal _candldatea Seemed played out of every 24_whlle I

_ seeing so mam llldi s present The . i i.,

sions an equal basis with the west All delegates “"9 mud m their A satisfactory answer to this ques __ _ T"-le King Gov ernmént. -

¢XP¢Ud1f“1'@5 °T 55° 3°"'5mm°“" in “nt D' Gram the" md “gal” “Si on - raise of the treatment received bo t ttln well as to ei 135° sp ak” had mad” 3 great mam tries to ie rfofmames 11'

ery other question concerning the

rambling remarks and not content pwdges but if Vou peopic ue;

_.asa that

it was sometimes harder to set mall

Hon J H \fyers enthusiastically amounts Famed than iui.._ ar

.zip au e ekpresse his easlire at mount:

mid.- l not# any-

‘wlth go'r‘g to Harvard and official stat

true relation of the sexes, can be| " ' ` ' thin we are not making 1

found only by application of the too mics had taien flgwes from mm promises but we are hem *'-

as rongly con emne e ew - _ , _ , _

il'1KYDl‘l at 5509900 1°’ Mx' vincent have to pmve their “ses “gmt ed' izealand treaty What has made- Capt. R. B. Rattray of the Hook 8.: give them all possible information. isibi, for ti-ie 0¢_i»ie-fs weifai-e_ botiiim ku" mum "Out Pm “me tar

sinner. another of Kinlrs pets The .ueawd men. 'rhe government mustluackeme Ki- `ub,_ud0,, his ex 115-' Ladder company city Fire Depart Lunenburg is one of the lisrlzest temporal and mmol -“fs ‘md it is me “'°“‘1"‘ “te” ‘hw

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_sovorhmehb ml-UI5¢9`1`-I ha” 1° PTIV' PYOW th” the BPPIICHM d°°5 mt de' 'sed policy. the speaker added. ment. returned Friday evening from fishing towns in the Maritimes and. "Moreover, both are alike respon- i];aie__})e;?_pre_ac};h_‘_g Zigi §;;ff`____; ‘ate “uw” mrs' The speaker g°ve'5°"'° ° pensmn' Belated Remedy Lunenburg. N. S., where he attended is a prosperous and enterprising cen- sible to our creator for the safe-1 "6 8 or ‘° ° 5 ‘ ' _'

“her p`”u°“1”s of extravagant The speaker qlmted- Premier Fe!" Mr. McPhee expressed surprise the annual convention of Fire Chiefs.: tne. Built irl crescent shape on the guarding of the human me streaI“`l;?i;dthteoLf§:E;1 iii? expenditures on the Part of the gov- gusorl as saying that the Dunning that the ‘emeuying of retmmd sou substituting for chieu Thos_ Huna_ harbor ii presents u most picturesque _for me passing on to future gme____o__r farmer ______ i_____ ___A___0___a___m ____ .emmeni Tm bu*-135° ‘mmm h°y`B“d€¢t ‘W5 una"-5W°*°b]e» , » lh l-l was unabl to be resent. a pearance. The town was founded ations unlmpalred what has been re-. . 5 " . ` ` '

\ _disrs grievances ls aiu ays left till the Hn. W 0 e P P _ _ iii ii . »_i-i_- i

_ and straw to come into Canada from Dr. Grant advised the young men_e_,e of an eiectiou Du Grunt-5 ut_uie_' Capt Ramuy stems ti-ie goui-eu_ 173 years ago and in the _English celved from uhhumhered precedingim "ms find mu ons _Of p;°_;`___`_ °

Britain f1'e°» 35 “eu as sever” hun iam'-_T Ymmg “mme” °f Peak” and St' 1 ment that all returned soldiers are tion was a huge success. Forty-five Church established by the first set-I generations. Our question thus con- _ NewtZiijndda_;°_fm_:f___`:_;i nf (__a___“;|;_ fl-fed 8»1`T»iC1¢S \\'l'11¢h Emil" “wel” °x‘ T¢l'€S&`5 110 Wife f°,1’ the Llbefallin get pensions is incorrect. It is for i chiefs and a number of officers were tiers. The visitors were shownthe first! sidered beoomeg simplified, igui °__ `___ ‘£__:e` ` °___ __; ___ ..p<,ned, a vote catcher for the wes- party regardless of who their "csnd-itue guyemment in prove uh lnellg-ipresent. Communion Cups used, which are -'Instead of sea;-¢hl,ng for the rightf h" ‘T _°" E” _' ra m “the” tem free-trader. Turn .over a few into ls, The Siwlker Pfllsed I-he( me | This convention is held annually carefully Pr€S€1'\'@d in 8 S1255 C1150- pathway out of the maze of ioew-ll-'___';’_:°____ °:__ as "__r_';°°5_f__ _:L_ ‘_:;;

pages, and one finds very heavy dut- Dunning budget, it havin! reduced,_i M'i._ Wade Hughes was the I at diffs,-em, wwhs and oltlgg durli-lg_ Tl-le fire department use all motor. dering rules and customs, men _ i` "ir mn ue ` __

tall ld I b -

im placed on certain articles. a vote_l1e contended, the duty on tea and_ fourth iueakeu He made refeieuge I the mouth oi June and is ,euiiy ay euuiumeni; as is mm aii of iii, mwugi women huye ouiy in ask iuemseive5l;i_1_i_;»ol;__d o_i_i___y;hii_a____:_\_-_fi___ :_»______e__ ___i:_p_

.. _catcher for Eastern protectionistst l»_fertilizer_ The Liberal party, in the_i_,_ Rt H01 Arthur Meighenu bnqkl round tabis tuik over me iiguuum represented ui me c0u,.Euii0u_ if the conduct iu which they iuciuiE_ba____ ___ _________m_____ _______ _____-__c______ 'WFUHQHY mixed budget dbftnded Dunning Budget pulled the flag off iuick oii pi-iid-i h olslmed methods and an exchange of vlewsi Capt Ratt“ay presents his report would be mutually helpful or harm-‘ ‘ ` _

~ - ' ' for ~ D Sy ' 2 I ' ` I I » th n hnin Budget. (Ap- "`by °my °“° °f tm Liberal ministers i the c°“5°""m"° p”t'ym”f‘ and mist' was the same as the countervalling between officials. Business is con-I to the Fire Board on next 'l'hui'sday ful as regards these great responsi- _ ;;T_;_° U g

and condemned by the U. F. A. Any- :ed it on the highest flag pole in the _ duties_

thing contained in the budget of British l!bnpire_Dr.Grant issuediaser-; My H D MCE-u.eu_ the 5peé.ker._ my mem iS Dart of the Conserv- iousvrarningaga.instConssi-vativeliter_iuii°wiui,_ disagreed with Mu i.iiigii.l ative policy, Mr. McDonald held. ature. In the budget the people were es ou the iuiiei. qiiesiigi-i_ 1|-i refer-i

The countervailing duties were the given old age pensions, the speakerl ,uce to Di-_ Grim;-5 ag,-,grtloh he!

_ result 0! fear of Public opinion. and Ideeimd, and he further stated that _,aim ,im me duly on fel-ulzsr! _ .were formerly as strongly condemfvithe superinterxient of the Prince Ed-:i,.ei.e i-io; taken off by the Dunning

ld by the Liberals as they are now ward Island railway has g pri\'ate_g,_,dgg¢_ mnrever there is no lalv onl “P5¢1d- N°b0dy C0'-111'! YTIUW Wh" f'h°_car, so he asked why should not B' the Dominion statute books refer- -HMIOHAI tariff is until the Wifi Of cabinet minister have one. ii-mg to an eight hour day. as Mr. the country concerned, is ascertain- Support; Conservative Standard _Grant had also attempted to lead ea, thus an article my have an url- seam init .ui-lished to believe.

I . il-in... yr ° - ~_____ Donal,-1 quotgd flgdregw show thatiel-_ mud that My-_ Maeno;-_aid has me in Mi-_ King as a man for the read an ¢X¢¢I1¢f\¢ PHP" H did “L” °f me S°"""'5° Ca" be f°““d in °h° thi! 5°* “"U° °m‘°“3h he “d‘1-*di *'*'*“`°*"T‘ """*'1“" V

es interested in fire protection. These ria.ges,“ Alfred Worcester,~ M. D., of ligation, and both alike are also re- ms he____e__s_ ____h_n S__eai_____g about included papers by the Fire Marshals_ the Delzi-:t:°.1ent oi' Hygiene at Har- sponsible for each other." trade expansion that the _mil trade and the Commissioners of Nova Soo- val-:1 Univ;-:it;', claims another reas- Dr. Worcester strongly assailedmf Canada in 1929 was $90300 000 _“_

limited number of tariffs Mr Mc M3- H F' McPhee the next s eak on J P Mcfnt e paid a trib tis.; or-e of the fire underwriters also on for the "too previous awakening "tha supposed necessity of stifling* ` `

d“°t°d in the regular manner’ M" evenmg' humes` I Mr. lvl-ce:'s told of an old gentlenian floors 002151911118 0! B President- ¢h1'¢¢ i*-i““ "Ii 55 b°°a“5° P°"f°°i mamage de' . who Suifi ii, i.um_ inaidiiiu the Dm- Vice Presidents. a Secretary and OUTLINES PROBLEMS pends upon faithful sex trusteeshlp-____ B d __ ' `

Treasurer. at the election of officers. coxrnonriwo voorn iihat, in this difficult period of on-_ ‘Hg U 5°

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Mr Mackenzie Km: went into

Capt. Rattray had the honour of be- SUGGESTING REMEDY. forced celibacy, no conduct can be_y0____ um___o_____(_ and _mu vom ______Cu_ ingeieoted ard vice President. _ _- 'approved whivh ievbardlles tb‘¢i___.s but i umu ii_.,. Cu, up.; ui,

During the sessions instructive and] BOSTON-, June 25--In addition to chances of such a marriage. And inihamhud bv _hp _____d‘______ “___ md

educatilfe papers were read by rep-| the fact that "both girls and boys this respect the man and woman are__hem_,, _L;__uZh_u__ _md a_____3___se__

resentatives of the different branch- have to wait overlong for their mar- under exactly the same personal ob-I ` _

The last spcakor neglected to tell

lion, King Governmeizt Old Ag; rlcln Bill. reduction of taxatic ,

situation and was unable to

u:h_v the Government had not placed an embargo on this comrnoclii ‘. accorciirg to his cfm statenie t

ln Council at any time on ang'

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'LHB- anada WBT? billet- Pen- were

referred to as well as counts /ailing duties in which Mr. Jenkins ' ot en- tangled with the New Zsalanc butter

`xpla.ln

had only one unemployed to 100. he contended. Loss of iz'

who, such order goods.

an embargo cllld be placed b_'

Replies

Mp W. C. S. McLurc. in the ten

minutes at ins clzsposal at tice close of the meeting, efficiently derlit with Dr. Cyrus Macmillans statement. that Hon R B, Bennetts amendment to the Soldiers' Pensions Act in l92'1, voted down by the King Govr “lament was a “politi<':ll" measure and was not the bass of the arncnclrerlt of 1930. which the Go\'ernmrr.t. how claims the credit of having ir. mdue- ed. He also dealt with the Nw Zea- land butter situation. and tok hil seat amid loud and prolongld ap- plause.

the holmes of 1,;-me wh; $127,000.- i glwgyg been a, conscientious workericommfm people, The chief feature of the Chief Engineer of the Nova Sco- incitement. of modem novels and thei 1-pi-Oper pi-emdyltal use." i J I 4 930 I 000 adversely last year. There is nolfof Kings County. When Pl-emlei"Mr, MoIntyre`s address was his el- tia 1-lighWlyl~ Th¢ limi’ \’¢f°1"`¢d W Sta-Seto Shy l10?~l1i1'18 0! niodem dam- “So long," he said, "as it is con-i u y . ’ S

_.boasting on bqlmceg of trade now as'K|ng wg in Charlottetown, the lat- “tion forecast, in which hs proved the frequency of calls_from outside ing and petting parties. sidered immodest for a girl to ad-1

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to his own satisfaction which way towns for assistance and the timid- Dr. Worcester was speaking on edu- mit having any longing for a loveni

U NEW ZEALAND BU’1'I'El sues, and since that occasion Mr.|ii.ie eipigglon 15 to go. He also quoted ity of the drivers of motor equipment cation of the affections at a meet- who may become her husband and;

...formerly from the Liberals.

L Mi»_ Mnnomid beiiwed gi-in bg. King ig the Bible from which Dr. iiigiii-gg on Canadian imports and ex- when crossing bridges and culverts ing held under the auspices of the tht fstller of her babies, she is pl-a

ter made known his three great is-

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THE EXPERIMENTAL STATION, CHAR-.

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fore Oct. 12 who; gi-is Ngw zeumd Gum ____°ws_ .What are Maritime _ports from and too certain countries. wondering whether they w;_re _iuffi Girls 1;‘_rienci_iy_hBo<;_l_:eyn;:_r_i_d_\:;:tef_ionu tically :__bl_iged t; :i._ifle_hera_ia_;s_i; slehei LO-I-TE-I-O\NN_ treaty is cancelled Canada will be rights?" Mackenzie King asked 0110 In rebuttal Hon. Mr. MacDonald ciently strong to carry e eavy ccnnec on Her us uness us mp -

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_,flooded with NW zgglgnd butter. elmo, but he mg soon forced to rec-'imgughg Hon. Dr. Grant to task for machines. ference of social service of the Epis- success of conscientious girls in sushi At 2 oeiocli p. in.. standard time. 27 head selected from some

of the

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and gg g i-gun, M imp;-ni-,mgi-ii, in 0'-ni" mme right; and 3 ¢ommission:,uukiii¢ what he stated were incor- The engineer set all doubts at rest copal Church. The mating instinct. concealment leads theil boy friends best herds in this Province will be sod ou reserve neu ng a fel the dairy indqgg-y hood bg expect- wg gppolntfd to deal with them rect statements, referring partieul- when he assured the meeting that all Dr. Worcester maintained, should not go believe that only girls of a lower lowing: _

M during the nm Nui" mouth. -5 the Kim' Go,-ernment was ln- i ui.iyi°i_1-,Eimmjgi-siionpolicyprevious' bridges and culverts on the highways be stifled but during H18 P21106 bt- class can be responsive to their ad-

. .The views of the government ohms- pompetsnt to do sd. contrary 1° Mr-I ly referred to by r- f ~ -

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D aux -ni. had a carrying capacity of six tons. fore marriage should be directed in- vances.

_ - g i. the 1 i A t also that there It was a great relief to the Fire to motherly service in the case of This surrender of the field by girls

ed v¢!’y Quickly ouiglllh UN!! WU Xml! P\¢d8° md 5” emen _ ;pe;§e;u§; nge ghloiilg in existence as Chiefs, who are responsible for the girls md, in the case of boys. intoiwho only pretend to be cold blooded

..tion. Last. Mlblri-E81 were un

recommendations of the ¢°mmI5Si°“

stock of apparatus to leam those facts channels of chivalrous conduct “thati is tho more ignominious because it

.alterab 'V , im l s ted, Mr. Mc-:(7 dian National Railway s ~ _ '

A' me 5 io ms m°“ur“_ mn not biz? uhpril; niuis ui¢yin¢¢'“.:i:u D, Gi-,nt had made mention! The proceedings closed with a most foreshadow the fathers protecting! is mag, gg, fivglg who having go;-.i

N wmwd we other un Ph” pcm 0 ' th t he had! enloyabls banquet, tendered by the care." feited their capability for real love!

stable poileiq whim gm qovgrn- has not been granted its additionallMr. Macborfald denltfl I i

-°P - °“\’°|dY mm T I l 1 t " -- 'ni P i: l A hi li a lub s me this ai a

- , frtli . H expressed a- Mayor and City Counci and anum- be understood as ony emporary. of it. e . . . yrs re ree ers c are po ring s e an

'_nU:i" th’ °°m°rV'"V°5 “T5 C' N'id°n mth hlve gssgotze Q:;t;(;x:_|:1u_§§e__?;___ ihafzerh lin, Mcyntyn-3 bm- gf lgdy fyighdg of dglegntgg ghd Dr, Worcester said, "for no nerlrlal _..___.______. .giving prospective purchasers an opportunity of securing choice

._ ' °°¢ ff°m P“\°U° f°"°11"°» Y" "°°*‘l“¢ Il" -" ' ` ' u-l no t d uber-at l ae-1 .Ita lr rl _ c cal l_u il a ha unaided t

_ ~;ei:cs ini it has been financed by ond car ferry has not yet been Pro-:quotations of_figures those for Un-_council _*_ 3 Ur y mil-S ¢Vff___¢ °Y _ The huth oopy 0f_ the 1411111-°11lf__ ° °“'“ P °° _st °l“°S lf* A* 2 ll ml! I

5 mature cows, due to freshen within 3 months.

1 3 year old helfer. due to freshen

in September.

8 2 year old hclfers, due to freshen. in calf. i

2 l year old heifers. 5 heifer calv. 5 yearllng bulls.

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These animals are of the bmi. breeding obtainable. are free from ah!!

"mem M hd _ ie smwui und Simi-i_' ive, voted against reductions ini town and at which were present the_ "Such employment must of course have become adopts in the pretcn..~9* known disease and have official R. I. P. backing.

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stock nl the Do-

ietown. '

bo 4 _ f l-I, stat s were not included. The The convention next year is to olde against marrying nosl; simon 0; Robert Bums works partment of Agric ure. Chariot “;;m“‘;;_°" by "‘° °°‘“P“*‘Y- Th” "“’°‘~ Th’ KW °°‘;"_‘;“°;’_°_f__ f._;_.m showed M, M,-_p.,,,.f hem at st. stephen. N. B. captain "Not by the practically iuipossibia _oi-lglmny syn for 'ls dems. was re-I ll' I- snows.

' ° ‘bmw °t the xml NV mm’ hu been °“° of e y ‘ . 51 pdl. ' P'*ir1y extended a hearty invitation preservation of childish ignoranc° lv-ugly guoqontq ln mm gt $12,-i Secy. of

. . 1-`,-__ ¢lpt»l it unfavora e --< - -` - °D °`"""°°‘ °“ °°°“’°“ °° "“‘¢°° ‘°"| ”‘°“» “"°“ "gm ‘° ‘hi lm” ‘d ° “Lan for chip-lotmowu but on a ballot st but only by ». truer mvsrpi-omloh or no

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