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PAGE TEN .THE cHAiu.o'r'rE'rowN GUA1<DiAN ' ' _ _ " SEPTEMBE13 fs, 1915,

\VaItham\Vatches

_-_--_E-_--E EE ` f .9 ' , ___ V _g 'broil to rfediongwi

. . 'DON T BOLT AND BAR: 'THE ~§g;g;;°S;;;S;,g, ,,,,,,,‘;°;,,,,,,,,,,,»_,,,**.;_ SUBSIDY DOOR AT OTTAWA

A Often Do You Look At Your Watch?

The average person consults his watch

at least a dozen times a day or about

4,000 times a year. Keep a record some

day for .yourself and you will be sur-

prised at the frequencywirith which*-you

consult your timepiece;

The rson who owns a \AfaItI'iam has

. the doubie satisfaction of seein the word

“faltham on the dial and reafizin that

he is Iearning the actual time. Cgarac- >-

ter, prestige and accurate service-all

these belong to the Waltham owner.

are made and guaranteed by the greatest

Watch organization in the world. There is great gratification in possessing the best of its Icind, and this is the privilege of

every Waltham owner.

We have just issued a boo_IcIet_ con-

taining a great deal of interesting infor-

mation about watches. Vve will gladly mail it to you free if you will send us

yOllI‘ name and RCIJTBSS.

Waltham Watch Company

Canada Life Bldg.. St. James St.. Montreal

3 .= - EE f';;=-' 5-3- »§-_ £5: T Tig' E -E _' ; '- 1- §==='-_ __

Another Call for Men

Authority has been received by

Lt. Col. J. R. Allan, O. C. 82nd Regiment authorizing a Depot of Infantry for Overseas Servive.

250 Men Wanted

All to remain together throughout the Campaign. _ _

Apply to the Recruiting Oiiicers

Major C. Leigh, Charlottetown Cap. W. C. Cook, “ Lieut. L. A. Moore, Summerside

and any Officers of the 82nd Regiment. ~

The Borden Government voted Prince Edward Island $20,000 per an- o

The Mathieson Government get e

this proportion fixed instead of $6.000 o

population had been the basis for dis-

By thls time the Province would o

have made eight miles of permanent macadamlzed roads. e

all time and probably would have g

the Province of this subsidy. 0

Now with the war and its expenses s

being re-introduced unless the Pro- p vlnce shows its appreciation of the

will be lost for all time. I

Edward island are the same Liberals

'that you approve of the policy of the Liberal Senators. C Good roads are the best asset of

the farmer, of the merchants of the I T U P,-odump and gf gh, ¢°ngu‘m¢r_ ier Mathleson as the man on the

The ,Libepals deprived the Pr0V|ll°° f the means of obtaining good per-

num for its roads, manent roads and if you vote for Lib-

ral candidates you vote against one l' the most valuable assets of the

which would have been its share if Province-

The loss of $80,000 In four years

tribution. . means the loss of $420,000 in twenty-

ne years-the period the Liberals

have received $80,000 which would were last in office.

The lose was incurred by the Lib- rais who now seek the sulfrages of

The vote would have gone on for armere whom they have robbed of

ood roads. Should the farmers vote

been increased. The Liberal Senators for the Liberal candid-ates they tell turned down the vote and deprived Sir Robert L. Borden they don't want

ood roads, they don't want further ubsldiee, they don't want to draw

there is little probability of the vote furthen on the only re8°Ul‘°¢l "WY

ossess-except taxation. Should the people vote for Opposi-

Borden Government, and the money tion candidates they vote to tax them-

elves to replace the $420,000 land

The Liberal office-seekers in Prince more. Of 9° Wiihoui Permanent Wad!-

OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS ONCE

as if-|¢ Llberal Sena[grg_ AT EVERY MAN'S DOOR. TI'\Il GIGC-

They are the enemies of subsidies, tion is Prince Edward island's OP-

and subsidies are the main resources PORTUNITY- if the P¢°P|¢ lhuf "ld ef this pr°v|n¢¢_ ' bar the door against Sir Robert L.

If you vote for Liberal candidates Borden’s kn0C|<. THE OPPORTUNI-

you intimate to Sir Robert Borden TY will pass never to return. _

The Mathleeon Government has the onfldence of the Borden Government. he Borden Government trusts Pre-

to the lsIand's prospects.

wlIl_vote to a man in favour of the Government candidates.

The Laurier and the Palmer Govern-_

ments closed the door against further

The Borden Government and the

Mathieson Government re-opened the door for further subsidies.

if the people vote for the Opposi-

tion candidates now, they vote for banging, bolting and barring the sub-

eidy door at Ottawa for all time to come

DON'T BE A GOOPI VOTE FOR THE GOVERNMENT

CANDIDATES AND ENSURE THE OPEN DOOR AT OTTAWA.

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_Ill IAHMIHS

It is interesting at the present poli-

ll: D '

crnl party when in 1911 they found S

rocks on which the survivors of the ~

nihilntion and which to win would? give them anothcr session and anoth- cr opportunity to upportlon among tiiemsclvcs what remained of the loot.

Thcy were bnnkrupt. There was

,nothing in sight but direct taxation and towards this last hope they began to steer their slagirering bnrque. The Patriot, whose editor in chief, Mr. F. J. Nash, was contesting the byc-elcc- lion in the Belfast district, was gin- gerly icadinf: thchvay towards this final hope. In its issue of Nov. 2. 1911. The Patriot flambuoyanlly informs its readers that thc assessments por head of the populittion in Ontario for the

lu towns and villages, $9.13; in cities, $14.53," and adds, “lf wc take into cousidcratioii the amount of lurid, road and income tux paid by the peo- ple of this province outside of Char- lottetown and Summerside, it amounts to about $55,000 per annum. Add to this $35,000 vote at school district meetings, a total of $90,000, which is only about $1.10 per head, so it will be sccn that the people of the rural districts of Ontario are taxed about seven times as heavily as our pcoplc. if our furmcrs were taxed ns hcnviiy as thc farmers of Ontario they would have to pay over hulfamillion dollars annually. 1nNew Brunswick and Nova Scotia, also, the general government only pays a small part of the teachers’ salaries. leaving the municipalities and school districts to raise the bal- ance."

As election day appronchcil the Pat-

riot beczune more und more enthusia- stic and more and more rattled, for we find some discrepancies in its figures. Figures, however, ucvcr troubled the Patriot, neither did their accuracy. In its issue ol’ Nov. 14,1911, we find the following, among other things which were being thrown overboard: “There are 15.000 farmers on the Island and their contributions to the general re- venue amount to only about $3.50 per head, about one tenth of the average

This was u “last word" in the Patriot

I __.`_-All '

Autumn Excursion T o Montreal

Going dates Return limits

sept. io, 17,18 oct. 411.. 6 Sept. 30, Oct. 1,2 Oct. 18th..

Fare-Lowest first class one way

fare plus $1.00 for the round trip $18.85.-

Tickets for sale by.

W K ROGERS Cit

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2929-9~11MStttf.

L 1 lkm

Get Our Hot Air Heating System in Your Home---NOW

There is no economy in waiting until the cold

weather to have your heating system attended to.

NOW is the right time-right now-and we are ready

to see that you get absolute satisfaction-real summer comfort in your home this winter. ~

No use in having cold rooms in your home when our

gaeagting system costs so little and gives such great satis-

c ion.

Fred H. Trainor, ’“S“.‘,‘2§{°”

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before the fatal election in Belfast und this was thc manner in which they proposed to run matters-tax the farmers. Fortunutciy for the-, province the farmers took the sensible view of the matter and the next issuc of the Patriot, dated the day iiftcr the elec- tion, tolls how: “We have been de- feated in a good cause; we have gone down with flying colours." And a little later, from "behind the beyond," after the General Elf-,ction of Jan. 1912, when Mr. Nash tricd conclusions with the electors of (‘luu‘lot.lctown and lloy- iilty, the history of lhc encounter also uppcared in 1.he Patriot: “lt has been borne in upon us that ncithcr the country nor thc city wanted us."

The Grits went bankrupt in 1911

but were preparcd to tax thc farmers of again entrusted with tho govern- niont. Now that thc lilnihioson Gov- crnmont has placed thc povince on its financial fr,-ct, now flint the Matine- -non Govornmcnt has sccurod D. sub- sidy of $100,000 for all time to como from the Dominion, the Grits ure anx- ious to hnve another try at financing thc affairs of the province. Will the p oplc trust them? Should they trust

lgrni? They certainly will not und s iould not.

1-a-_-»p,_-,_-._ _ `

Giiii INEHIIIS ` A

Mr. George E. Hughes would have

thc oloctors believe that we as ri Pro-

lcson and liordcn Governments for. Of course. in his heart he does not mean what ho says.

farmers of Prince Edward Island would be such fools as to turn down the people who gave us

$100,000 per annum for all time. -- The car ferry and direct communica-

$ 10,000,000.

make out. -

back stronger than ever with the good

. _ “ f

puny are 0,16., more 5,,-uggiing to re. contriiilictcd him at \\/inislotiy. but he S Dal" B f°°fi"9~ Th¢Y We" faCi"9 I»W° “`§“"“["l 1° the charge 'lt Wk nil? the obsolete and obnoxious method of bye-elections which fo lose meant all’ "Hd he had me blue book to prove ' vicious abuse of members oi' the Gov-

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MH,NlSH WiiUiil MH. Hiiilll|E'S

su-n1i_iin -oils"

Both at Winsloc and York Mr. Peter/

tical juncture to revert to that inter- ,Bl‘0lIi9. "U19 FISIIIE h0D9"0f me Ligifltil cussions by these men have assumed f-.sin erica in nic nisiory of the Lib party, slated that the Governmeu H ,, ,,,,a,.,,c,er which was in vogue hem

pcut $22,000 of the $26,000 of the Do-

lhenlselves ,ll-ming helplessly on the minion Agricultural Aid Grunt. on sal-

rics. Mr. Donald Nicholson. M. P

Let us see what the Blue Book does Q

$01' 0" the S\\hI0Ct~ Tum 1° Page 85 discreet speech at Pownal on Friday

ight was one of the worst exhibi-

.\ppcndix Il. of the Department of n

iiiiiiii$l_U_ii_l]i IYPI

Sir:-The Liberal party made a

great mistake in allowing the manage- ment of their party to remain in ,the hands of tho “Patriot Machine" in the present Election. The platform dis-

sixty years ago, namely personal abuse of opponents. They cannot find ault. with the good works ot' the pro- eut Government and have turned to

rnmcnt and others. Mr.] Pulmer‘s in-

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.-spot" who knows the requirements of ' ~ .- _ _, .

the Province. --

THEREFORE, if the people have A V _ ~ ' ._,

faith inf-themselves, have faith in the g ' ' ' ; ' _

tuture of the Province, have faith In ‘- _ " ` . _ 3

the Borden Government, T‘I'iEY MUST - . :. lf.

SUPPORT THE CANDIDATES OF _ I C '

THE MATHIESON GOVERNMENT ~ -' ‘ , , at the polls. ' - _ ' V

Every vote recorded for the Gov- » l P "

ernment candidates is a vote for fur RQ has Convenlent Broun, 2iT§1',...°Z’.1"i$'.°.2‘.f'.‘f" °' "`° "'°"°' if, er Door and -Automatic Li ,g

1..'i,”Z2’I,&'1‘LT.J5°3'°l.°‘1»§‘}.' 1'.i`°i1§’.."'i§Z'.. Top. Let the McClafy dealer showyfou. is

If the people appreciate good roads, SOLD BY ROGERS HARDWARE CO., LTD., CHARLOTTETOWN, Q, ,

good government, good prospects they R. T. HOLMAN, LTD., SUMMERBIDE.

subsidies from Ottawa. '_ -" I - -'

Mount Allison University

Aimufal`S§§$HII`i§f§-l6I“0p§hS R?W 1

Many Scholarships and Prizes are offered. .

For information rcgar ing Courses of Study, Degrees- ' `

Scholarships, Prizes. Affiliated ltcIat|ons,l°.xpenses. etc. . .

SEND FOR CALENDAR ._ _ ._ . __ __ __ _ _

' lncomin Students wishmg/ Residential Accommodation-for _which MOUNT .- ALLISON Ig .IUSTLY FAMO `S- should give earliest possible notice.

g°,~f-°~ '~d~f-- Address iirv. B. c. iionnrn, o.o., rmiaaii 11.22.227" sAci<vii.u:, N. ii.

1 .Mount Allison Ladies’ College _

62nd YEAR BEGINS SEPTEMBER 6 ‘

It ` ,the largest Residential Ladies’ Col-

It is ina healthful town; it has specialists

for teachers. _

It offers Literary Courses, Music Courses

Oratory Vourses. Household Science ildourses, and Courses in Fine Arts.

Agriiriiliiire in the report of the Provin- tions I ever listened to from 8 public

cinl Auditor and our readers will find the following which we reproduce ver- bntimt

Expenditure Under the Dominion Agri- culture Aid Act for the Year End- ing 31st March 1914

ing March 31,, 191-l $26,529.S;»

To i.:.fi:r,uiturul lud- uf.-ation in cow

year 1909 \vereZ “In townships, $6.81; ‘ 1\‘?(`fU0'1 Wim

Prince of Waics Ljollcge.. .. ...$3,273.04

To short course in

Agriculture 2,465.67

To Live Stock Judg-

ing Classes .. .. 981.83

To Demonstration

workin Horti- culture. sheep and poultry husban- dry.... 1,372.35

To Building an ad- ‘ dition to Agri-

tuiiurnl Hail. .. 4,014.96

To District Repro-

sentative work 2,462.25

To Wonien’s Insti-

tutes.. .. .. ., 1,322.29

To Ofiice assist-

ance.. .. .. .. 916.67

To Introducing Nii- turc Sindy in Pub-

lic Schools .. .. 3,340.31

To Iinl. of Grant

lfnexpcndeii .. 6,426.48

_ $26,529.85 $26,529.85

What reliaucc can the people of

Winsloc and York put upon Mr. Bro- iiicfs other sfalcmonts in the face ol’ this revelation of his gross misrepre- sentation of the facts?

by iilSll~ iiiii THE EHIIS

Mr. Feehan rubbed lt ii to the Gi\.s

at Winsloe ovcr the reduction of debt. Various Grit speakers took the liberty of doubting the reduction of the debt of thc province under Mr. Mathleson's regime. and one of them referred to the alleged increase, of interest paid by thc Government. Questioned as to his authority for his assertion, the or- ator hesitated and then admitted he had not the nuthorlly at luind. Mr. Fcciian specilily supplied the figures from thc Blue books as follows:

1911-GRITS

Amount of interest pald...$39,041.63 Sinking Fund interest re-

celved.... 2,960.76

Net interest paid.. .. ...$36,080.87

1914-CONSERVATIVE

Amount of interest pald....$38,629.18 Sinking Fund interest re-

ceived.. 5,798.89

Net Interest paid.... .. .$32,830.49

Net decrease of interest paid ln 1914

compared with 1911, $3,250.38.

sldcratlon an investment of $12,852.70

the external auditor's report for lust

will of the whole island behind lt. 1

Hy Giant for your cud- _ ,

man.

Slander and nasty innuendo are the

Its sisnilards are the higliest; its students

are its best advertisement.

It gives Scliolarships to worthy students. Irs aim is true Education. not surface

culture _

its popularity is undoubtqd; its attend- ance is steadily increasing. ,

application to

, REV. B. C. BORDEN, D. D., PRINCIPAL :: SACKVILLE, N. B

MOUNT ALLISON ACADEMY

Offers General, Special and Malr culation Courses ieadingrtq the Colleges of Arts.

1 Engineering. Medicine. etc. Manual Training

‘ Mt. Allison Commercial College

t k i t d fu d I S'I`I{iiNG S'I‘Al"i" Ulf .'\IXl’i~Ilili~IN(’lCD TEAVIIICRS S (lit li ra. e 0 lege- men an m --ie-_---i---» -_ - -~ sure the Electors will resent tliiair 6

”‘”"‘°"“ °" “T ,},f,‘_"S,’§S.§',,_ J. M. PALMER, N. A., Li. n.,ii>iuNc|rAi == sA`cl<viiLE,'N.a

’ L61. 49_ <.',iLl~I.~.1>.»\R si-:N'|‘ oN REQUEST _

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GUIDANCE .OF ELECTORS IN VOTING

“The Election Act 19i3”l<`URM (_). (Sec. 85.) _

rict. '

(thus X.)

Ihc _votcr is lo volc only for one .'\.<st-inblynizln, :mil if qiiziiilicri for onc Councillor for thc cicctorai disi-

Thc volcr will go into onc of thc compzlrlincnls, and, with :i binck lczul pencil thcrc provided, place il

cross within thc sparc bclwccn thc dark iiucs conlaiiinng thc nziiuc of thc cuiliiidzifc for whom llc votCS,

The voter shall liicn fold thc ballot piipci' or pzipcrs so that thc iilitizlis :uni slzuilp on thc brick and thc

ninnbcr on fl1c.co\intcrfoii can bc sccu without opening it; lic shzili tbcn rclurn thc bnllot paper or papers so Iolilcd to thc iii-pnty returning officer, who siniil in full vicw of iiiosc |>|'c.<ci\l, including thc cicclor, rcmovc thc couiilcrl'oil, destroy thc szunc, and pincc thc bziiiot pzipcr or ll:iiIoi1>:ipci'sin llic billlol box. The voicr Shall lhcn forthwitii quit thc polling stiilioii.

If thc volcr in:idvcrlcnlI_v spoils 11 briilol pnlicr so that hc c:innot convcniciilly use it :is hc clcsircs, be m'iy

rclurn if to thc iicpuly rcluruing oillccr, who siizili _qivc him zinolbcr.

If thc volci' voics for more c."ii1<li<I:itc.< than hc is cniillcii to voic for, or plziccs any mrirk on thc ballot

prlpcr, by which lic can :iItc1‘\v:irils bc iilculilicri, his volc will bc void :ind will not bc connlcfl.

If thc vofcr frzuiiicntiy lzikcs' :1 ballot pnpci' out of liic polling slzilion or irniiiiciiliv iiciivcrs tothe ilcpu

ty rclurning oliiccr lo bc put into the Iiziiiot box :iny oliicr piilicr than thc bziiiol' p:ipci‘ givcn him by thc deputy returning officer, or siiull show his bziiioi pzipc r :iflcr lic luis iu:irl<cii il, his biiliot will not bc counted nor will I1c again bc :illowcil lo cntcr tbc polling station :luring lbc clcclioll and thc clcclor will bc liable I0 thc pcnriltics and disqiiaiiiication provided by law.

In the following forms of Ballot Papers, Given for Illustration

'i‘iir.C.\ND1D.-\TIzs FOR _ _ 'rin-3i`.\Nb1D.-\'i‘i2s FOR A

COUNCIL-LAOR .ASSEMBLYMA-N

~ ER PuTT|No A cRoss AFTER THE 'rms A cnoss AFTER THE NAME or

NAME OF THE PERSON HE INTENDS THE PERSON HE |NTENDs To voTE T0 VOTE FOR. _ |:Q|q_

_ I - '

This capt l d L 4 t., the _

rate of lxiiegrgsi Dievaiilgls Csgth ln' C. 1 T' 1911 and 1914.represents a principal ' B3l'I'lSIICl'» Insurance Agent - of $81,259.50, without taking into con- , _,_ _ _

for creosoted pile, etc.. as shown ln 2 R- 2 year. _ Physician Merchant ‘ ~

The Grit oriitors were diimb and l* .__

vince have nothing to thank the Mnth- hagmy demanded me dose of the pm.

ceedlnge.

They could noi bear to take their E N A L T Y

medicine. `

"OP-° he “link f°f 11 mfmicni that the . -#M-_ F 01' D¢f8¢i\\8.PY‘_>¢|amafi0llS or other Election Documents -Posted up.

, ‘ (5I‘»CiI(l.\I 198-Tlili F.Li~IC'I`I()N ACT 1913)

Ml'\l"¢'l |-i'\im°l\¢ G0-. limited. .. .. l. /\"Y Pclfsoilliillkllvfiilly\i\I<\lll€‘|0Y/I1.C0\'cringup, iniitiiiiling, dcfncing or altering any proclamation.

t' t ‘umcnt r' u`r- t - _~ - , . _ -_ , ~

GenHemen'__LMt Wim" I ncdwdlg ggeiogogregcégliilotlrift dogglrig clindoC(;;ti><1'~ii;i up iiiidcr .inyrof the lirovimiiis of this /_\it shaillbe giablc toni;

gm Wm, th, m,,,,|,,,d at I can of gre” benefit from vo nn ot “UL ` '_ I dit Y _ K ; - ~ -, -un not lcss than i_cn <loii.\rs rind costs or, in dcfau t o payme

Anus LINIMENT in _ "ve" ‘tuck ;_o_ suc 1 line an costs, to 1l1\priso_|nncnt~,for ii ti-rm not cxcccdnig two months :mil not less than one month

We arc not such a pack of lngrates of Ladrippe. and I have frequently ,with or without hard labor; anrI_if the person so ol`fciiiIh1g`is a. rct`\1ti1ii1g0l`fii‘cr, ciectiou clcrk, deput return _

as the Grit candidates would seek to proved It to be very elective messes ‘mg oil-iccr, poll cicrk, or other officer cn ngcil in thc cIcctlbn` lic 'shall be Iialiic lo :1 fine not excceciin One

1 .

°f ‘“n‘m"“““°“- - ' Lhundrcd dollars 'ind costs 1nd not less grin 'l` ' ' Ii line

Th M ,hi _ ' » _ _ - _ - - 1 -- - wculy dollars :uni costs or in iicfaiiit of payment of suc

6 A ew" Government 3°” '_"";' "Mal mmm illld .C0-*lS. K0 lmprlsvlllncni for a term not cxcccfling six months :ind not less than two iuonths with or without\

- ; I w. A. mrronmsou. , hard labor- - .. . _ ., ..,..,..,... , .. _,“ 1.7' -.io-.,.i.._-1