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HALIFAX. N. B.. July.`23_-‘(Quot`s
tions furnlstldd by F. B. McCurdy &
Co., stock and ‘bond brokers, mem~
hers Montreal Stock Exchange, Mc-
ouray Building. Helmut, N. s.; _ ‘I
. cLolNG Pincus _
Aiehleeii’i?f'i'2`??`i1‘iii§ . . . . _ . ff. . 1-*-‘iitbic
2' FL'ocoH"`  i.`»l""»\'  . 75%
Arn.; s at ri' ',._.»'fi` ggi.; 
Anaconda ..  _.‘...1. 101%
Cen  ..._ _:___-. ...:'.._\.-_...f 89%,
gs_l_1__Pac   ..~r.e.-'-lu... 159%!
Mex Nor Power . ' ,_ 95
Pra.  ..   73
Reading   .. 94%
8. P. .. ti...-1,... .. ..--92%
s. T. U.  ._ .. 541/,
s. steel .. ..   121%
T. . . . . . . . . . . . .
..  103
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SUMMERSIDE MARKETS.
S151'
.. .- _-.f-- 
‘_  `a_
 ¥ _  _,__   ifsriirliztl _ _    - ' I H -- ». TI  ., -_; I - -_ - - ' _ _ ._ __=-;_ ._  f .- 
  I i;&'£|,f_i;___-B-_;e&3.  . .. ...16 to .1912  1%' .-._ __ ____-______»_i ____ - . - _. _ ` ._ - i “ _  _ . _ the province the contractor. s-good Liberal,  gsfltiil-D c_n_‘._»1i_l\m§» "'
_ ' _ Wool (unwaghgdy     "§._;"" " ' _ _ _  ”_sioners for money to carry on the work. The dommlsdioners}'_in tne ab- _
. . - . . . .. 1 ` "~ ' > A-` _ ." ` ; ' 'f' V _i ` . ' '_ I I U
°-A - -» . - ,,_ f » , .
Lamb Peits . . _. _ _.60 iq _gc
._ ' I
CHARLOTTETOWN MARKETS
Dairy butter  ....  .. .$0
Butter ns
E irritl    .as
rss ..  __ _
rowl. .:.'..  ....-i;-Zf'3f~.*3iilit°°
_is
Chicks mlb.  ..   .16-zo -
BWI. lb- (retail)   .20-.28
Potstoos.busb.  .. .. . . . . .
.35 '
Hay, ton   ..  18.00-20.00
Straw, toll   .. 10.00~12.`00
Oats (black) bush.  
Oats (white) lbueh.   .. .ss
Strawberries, qt.    .35 C
'I ` fl( _
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Social Diplomacy, T
"_? F
Mrs. Crimley: “Bothered with
time-wasting callers, are you? Why
d0n't you try my plan?"
Mrs. Bibbs: "What, is your piani/"'
Buckwheat   ...$1.00 to $1.25
Butter (dairy)   ....32 to .33
Butter (creamery)  ....37 to .39
'Colfskins  ..   ...22
Eggs    . ....26 to .27
Ha (loose) -..'_,. .  ..$15
HIIIEB ...':_.., ... . . ...  ..
Oats  ...-... . .. ...75 to .77.
Potatoes . . . .
..  .. ...75 to $1.00.
Straw (pressed)    ..$10_
.19|
Mrs crimley' "Wh when the bali
- - y. '
Fings 1 Dil; on my hat and gloves- be- I.,
fore I press the but.ton! If it prove-.l
to be someonel don’t want to see, I 0
simply say. "So sorry, but I'm just A
going oui.’_" -
-Mrs. Bibbs: ‘$But suppose it's
E~UIll60lle you want to see?" _ R
Mos. Crilmelyz "Oh, t hen I say, 'So
fortunate, l’ve just come ini' " R
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dian replied in detail. In order to refresh the Patriot and oilr readers in vernment and taken crcidit for as suc'h.  :_ "  .-
OURTH ANNUAL CQNVEN1'|0N general on the. eve of the elections, we re-publish Mr. Bell’s manifesto and
-of- 01"' replies thereto, clause by clause. facts infoonnection with the Public Accounts, every item to yr/hl_ch_ 'ha had
ence ef Sir Ch"-ics, appealed to the government to come to their assistance ' '
was- -refunded by Blr Charles Dalton. ' ‘ " L "" "' ' *ii* .' "" ’“"'“ “ =
IR.. BELL 5th They falsified the Public Accounts at the _pl/get ‘
  - - I year hy eerrylug been szsooo er the liabilities 'fmiliat year-te tlrygcuri 
_ _, ,|_$ _ U _   THE TRUTH: Premier ‘Mathleson in his budget statement In 1915, six’
__ ,_ _ _  , X: .fliorltlis ‘ before_ the aldctlon f` .informed Y.:-.the House
` _ - ‘ _  __ ;_il.-_-»  .1 -' - tIlst"as the finances lor |914 were lp th gods
_ , "  -lf?  ~ ~"`  ""’ 'f .
" "- “"`1 ' ` " i‘_’ _' ' "i . .__ E _Vtl'lli't)oy\t__l_1_ld _paid out_of_i"ovenue Qdt tit year"‘;l`“l  -irlinlch "~»
.j. .~ -l".' I l~ -. `-‘l I. ‘ .,r _ _ I _ _ ._ _ _ _ rightiiy fell to th; yea`r 1gl5.‘ 'lil'\_is'__r'é uc the_surpiu_s of 1914 to that extent I'~
_. v a v lr . 1 I. -_ - . . .
nd the House unanimously, IncIuding_ _tip 
rtngement. ->~~ _ . l - , ' ii" 1' ""»f“.if: 7.=1'0~i` Li/'Si  
MIR BELL `6th Thoy falsified the §.iiylic ucwunts I t e election ye
creliiting' fp the ycer 1915, the su.u._ol_$1i op,:r,~lrlé'li  .
,Yesterdays Patriot contsills about lien C0I.lill1l1H Of 8- l'Sl1HBll'o1 llS Choi- ed.untiI two or three months after the cl of the year. __ -_ 
es agsrlnst the government madp during the lust election and since the pre
' K - . . . `
: |Q pant campaign began. The _whole gist of its cllarges is contained in the longing to_the_yc_ar 1015 and autho_ri__z_ed for Qaymqnt._ in that y_sap..wg¢_;.pQrt ___
U manifesto of 'Mr. Bell. which it published lust week and to which Tile Guar and parcel of the revenue for thatyear at the credit of the Pr_ovin_g:ia'i_Go- `
_ THE TRUTH: This amount, due byathe Dominion Govlerrlment and bs-
it'wiIi_thus be seen that Mr. Bell has deliberately nlfianepresented .tho .I
Li
>pR|NcE 0 In yeste'r(iay’s Patriot MT. John H. Bell. Lender or the Opposition, pub- f¢i¢i`F°d b‘>il\9 dbiifliibiy and 8C¢Ui‘H1¢iy 10001-H1105 i°l‘- 4 _ 
F WALES COLLEGE, ,
CHARLOTTETOWN lished the platform on which he hopes to win the two by-elections. lior a
THURSDAY. JULY 26, 2 P. M. parpilel the public have to go to the extraordinary document which thc iiiiiciiims °i iiie i¢iEi5i9iiii'e*“'ii~i\ 3.I’Pi'0Pi'i“ii°" ami expendiiiiri’ ‘if PUi"ii°
W Lender of the Opposition backed in the Legislature and which was com-piled i"°“°YB»i”°i ““iii°fi2@f1 iii’ iile APl"‘°Pi'iafi0" Aci-
‘osiding Miss Hazel L Sterns,
5,,p,.,,vi`so,. ' lly an unfortunate irlmnte of Fzllconwood.
pening Chorus, "0 Canaria," lli`order that the renders of The Guardian may get on adequate idea ol_
ddres-s of Welcome. Hon. Murdoch the extraordinary hallucinations of Mr. Bell, The Guardian gives his platform
M“Ki”"°"' C°mmii`i5i°“e" °f Agri herewith, clause by cllluse. as it appears in the Patriot, und gives underneath
MR. BELL cilargcs the Government with Koiscrism-with usurping the *
2
THE TRUTH: This is an old friertdfiln a new guise. Formerly it wash;
Premier Mathicson who was charged with K_aip¢riam_snd usurp|,,g.t_l1_e____pb_# '5
were and prerogatives of the government.-. ' " ` ` ' ` 'tr
MR. BELL: lst. They took $100 out of-.Lha treasury which '_!l\!g’..§_li(l"
Culture- t  tlvl-.rl -:nh th . il -'rv til .L lil . "
epiy to Address of Welcome, ~Mrs. me---aciual-fa’9w'?"' ' O I mm “ out e qu mn I 0 ‘Q Ba me " ’ ' '_
George McDonald, Cornwall.
The Patriot says: .
, THE TRUTH: This .lc the came sioo which lvlr. sill r`h§dc't°`d;‘dut§f'*
eport of Supervisor. "ln the course of his speeches the Leader of the Opposltionpointed out at all _93'ii°l‘ B¢aiI¢ i"‘ hi aii°iJ=¢i°"°- " '  ` ` ' ""‘~"  'E-"1"
-rr 1-`__.- 1-1 @'.§ $;`:_m`h Reiimts' - _ the following reasons for contesting the ses_t:-
Of'U_0'Of#_/.*'l*O§0O'lOil
*O01
i to Experimental Farm' 1. The precedent established by the Conservatives when Hon. Mr. li
8P. M.
Haszard_ becwme Judge. '_
THE TRUTH: There iisfno precedent. Never before .In the history
Presiding, Miss Maud Haslam, Spring' of ithe province hairi the Acaclians been honoured by having one of their num,
q0?§ldl§_,0`f` Barlow ber promoted to the Premiership, nor was Judge Haszard’s successor selected
MR. BELL: 2nd. They usurped legislative authority _by_-__,sx_pe_nii_iug
6,500 on Government House. '
THE TRUTH: This was the expenditure incurred on Government
House to make ‘it habitable and was unanimously approved by the-l,,§ghil.tU|=a_
_ when the' accounts were submitted to them at the annual session; `-  
l MR. BELL: ,ara They usurped legleieiiye' authority when they' e‘n¢sre1lf"-`
..**-*'.'.***'UO'iOC'~l\OO\ Address. J'. E. McLarty. B. S. A. from Prince County- 'When Premier Haszard was raised to the Bench there U18 C0Hil‘3Ci £0 C0'mDl€¢€ UW blllidillg Of UIC* Da1i0l1.SBD.lti.l1I.lill11-._  
Ciassifed ads. under this head cost
one oent per word per Insertion wheri
olahmacoompaniias order, with mini-
mum charge of 25 cents per Inser.
tion! Count your words and save mon-,
ey by remittlng -with order. Stamps
aoce ted. Ads. taken b hon o i
MISCELLANEOUS. W
_E*__ 
DOMINION EXPRESS MONEY OR-
dcrs :ire on sale in live thousand
oill-cos throughout tfanuiiu. Presiding. Mrs. A. H. Locke. Sher S
1831-7-24ME1l.
P y p e r
sont by mail will be charged at 2c.
por word, to cover book-keeping char-
_ gas .stationary and postage on so-I
oounts._ - _ _
- 
“__ AI§EN'1‘s WANTED i
WANTED- A RELIABLE AGENT,
in every- unrepresented district in
Prince Edward Island. to sell our
selected list of hardy Fruit and
Ornamental tifees. Equipment free.
Exclusive territory. Good pay week-
ly." Over il00`acres. '- Established
thirty~live years. PELI-IAM NUR-
SERY (.‘O., '1`oronio, Ont. _ ,I
23_9_-14Emwsti'._
Aosnrs viAAnTEi:» Fon Pi`\i_NcE'_
"Edwsrr:_hIslsiid. to represent "Cana-I
ds's (3 'stest Nurseries." Large”
list of hardy_ll”ruit and Ornhmentsi
itock, start stones, experience un
English _printed lhatters. Send
for new illustrated catalogue. Stone
and Wellington. Toronto?  IWANTED SECOND CLASS TEACH __
. _ _ _
’ cr for Wheatley schuei, Ne. 116,
‘supplement $65.00. Edmund Carr,
` f -  ‘..`.._'_,`Bil`1i-’nl8li'llii3.lA.ll`n`
HELP __ wAN'rEif'U_ rm.
` ’ MALE. `
Percy Pope .
FRIDAY, JULY 27, 9 A. M. ‘of the votes In the whole province as well as winning the majority of t‘ne
Reildillg, Mrs. Charmiln. was no war in progress.
Adfii‘°SH'~ Rev- Di- F“ii°fi°"- Mu. BELL: 2. At thevlest eleciihu me Liberals had the melcrny or
ork of the Hamncmn' 'Gund' ML ih Ia te. _the public money to Mr. Dalton without having the authority of _t.l1o_iApp_I'a-.»__
B DDDU l' V0
eats.. .
THE TRUTH: This lc the charge which hee heck' éilpreveli' é‘i5‘6veI` "  `
MR. BELL: 4th. They usurped legislative authority in loaninig $10,500 of
THE TRUTH: At lest-election the conservatives pulled A mejerley vrilllloll Act. _ ` _
THE TRUTH: This is the third time in the coupe cr h_i`¢_ plctrerrri, Mr."
Bell- has attacked- Mr. DaIton’o generosity and is evidence of ‘the'b|tt‘o_rrgqss_
‘I
b k- MR BELL:  The Liberals were prevented from having a recount in of hib maiignlty towards the only Prince Edward Islander who 'hae _ever en-
roo e. '
'~  "- f Branch Reports.
FLAGS OF ALL KINDB RFPAIRED W
at 224 Grafton Street: _
1398-7-4Mtf. 1)
AUTO FOR H|RE.- CHAUFFEUR,
Camille I". Arsennult, Phono 175-.l H
Garrage 133 Kent St.
THE ICE CREAM EOCIAL AND
duncc which was interrupted by
' st'onm'oli Monday last will be held' p
i" the iiiiii-Ui Vei`“0l\ iiiV€i` 0" ask for a Standard Certificate.
'Pilursday 26th at 8 o'ciock.
An ercr- ng .a ire
‘ 13i0'7'21iii3i exhibit of work of- the ._Iiandic|'nt`t
~ in lvl u N'l_c-
- ` late John
olncn‘s Institutes in Nova Scotia., THE TRUTH: in the absence of Premier Mathieson from tihe province
M185 Jennie A. FPHBEF. S“Pef"i“°i`~i Mr. Bell, fearing an election petition entered into an arrangement with an
a _:msd e|€m,mn_ dowed an institution in his native province( We' have already dIaprovad”'th'l¥~
ailiegation. _' '  fl `
MR. BELL. after dealing with other phases of. the financial situll\¢_i0ll..also
emnnstration' “Home Camilng of E ent oi' one of the Conservative candidates, whereby it was agreed to edit €mDilt1SiZ€f_i file f0ll0Will8 l?0il'liH1~' W" V
Fruits and Vegetables, Mis-3 A. M. 9
Mclilarlane. Aissistant Supervisor. Ulf lwfh P°i‘iii°"‘|-A I
(1) The Liberals oppose the imposition of is special tax to maintain thot
'.-wi tb# govnlnment advanced thoamount requIred_to_ Qhe_copt_racto__r_, wlyigll _ r.
ed Cross Work. Mrs. F. ,L. Hasz-
_ i\Fl~ ‘ I tt d ti f i's opponents. Ile says that
1370_7_2M“_ Queéuon Box_ supporters, but mere y u en s mee ngs o ll
God Save the King."
All delegates coming by rail wi-ll
lease obtain-one way tickets and
int ti ic ti will be all
uild. 1840.7,24M3i.
I noni ,liiuilv-its
VICTORIA HOTEL. "
Dal-ton Sanotorluln. - . 
THE TRUTH: There is no such apcclaitax. There Is a War ami Health
MR. BELL: 5. hir. Arsenaiilt does no; call meetings of his friends and
Tax which Mr. Bell opposed, suggesting that the burden of the‘war should
fail on the returned soldiers after they had done their bit at the front. _The
Dalton Sanatorlurn has been taken ever by the Dominion Government and.
will be maintained by it urrsii two years after the war. - - ' e-.-.. I
all the issues between the parties were lllreeihed out ill the election oi 1915.
THE TRUTH: The more responsible Liberals In the constituency deci-
ded not to ‘have d contest. Mr. Bclii trieid to force Mr. Gilbert Gaudet to stand
as Opposition candidate but the latter refused. It was again intimated there _
`wouId be no contest and Mr. Arsemauit issued a message to the Prov:ince~ MR' Bm-'L7 (2) 'i`iie.V 0110080 tilfi G0\'€Yi\U1€‘Ill 5iiil`iiil1_2: file i'95D0Yl‘
_In ms capadty as premmr M,._ Be||_ when he found the d|,¢,.|¢¢ wauid ,,°t_l.l'hility for the enforcement of thc l’l‘ohibition Low. _  _ _'
summon a convention. got the President of the Prince County Liberal Assoli THE TRUTH! Tim i-ib¢"‘=‘i5 did "i°t °PP'°S° 3 c°"i"ii"I_°"-" Th°¥ '"l~.'
dana" to ca" _mic and famed D_._ Dd|a,,,ey an me e|oc¢°,.a¢,,_ |;|,._ p=|a,,,y_ gesteid a _commission of judges of the Supreme Court and maintained that.
then called meetings and Premier Arsenauit Immediately promised to attend "WY did |101 "8 i‘l°W iii!! il°V¢l`i""i1°i‘\f °°\-'iii 9¢t "°°P°"ilii’i° '"°i‘ *°"‘f'"d°i"
these and __ep_y- tdany crmcisms that mmm bg °ff°,.ed_ He dw so and M,-3 take the work without remuneration. The govorn_r_nerlt_l1`as eIlr_:ceo§ied__whol§P_,
sell flnvllng that the Premier had the hcttcl- ef every argument attempted te- Mr. 'Boll thovahi =u°l=¢Ss |foP°wbl¢- -. . . - ..»..
ll llnd Mary B Doyle. resided
New York. visited Plince Edward
isliillil each Summtr. veils .lgo
Address Nelson Il 'i` niclifi 2(
llll E! l »
DOYLE- I WISH TO CO G
ate with friends of the
_ ecessary, liberal - eomlni‘s`sl¢`n1s.'  "my M New Y°rk'18177Z`M=_12i
-handliome outfit free; -Frenchand ` ' ' '
_ _'1‘EAonEns WANTED
Secretary. Oyster Bed Bridge.
1823.7.23M2i.
_ _ #___
WANT-ED-NURSE GIRL. APPLY
30 Brighton. 1752.7,1i)M6lpd.
GIRL WANTED FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply, 188 Queen Sv.
t 1780,7,20Mtl.
wANTEo-MAID _F-on EEIIEEAL
_,_housework. Mrs. P. A... Falsquhar-
-son. 269 Queen Street. 1828,7.23M3l
 _»»4;.__ .
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL
_itlouseworkg Apply at once to Mis.
_‘,?ruca Stewart, 14, \Vatcrf‘street`.
___ ` 1628=7-_14M'tl
IW _NT-ED. AT oNcE- A MAID-Fon
general housework. No washing.
Qpply Mrs. Benj. Rogers Jr.. Kep-
~ tick, P. El I. 1577,7,12Mti'.
TEACHER WANTED FOR 0'LEARY
_school No. 175. A teacher as princi-
_ pal. Miale preferred. Supplement
$100 Apply to Robert Elli' jr
- s, ..
Scc’y Trustees. 1749-7-19lll5ipd
TEACHER WANTED- Fon Mil.
bllrn School Dilyiriei Nry 105,
Prince County. Supplement $20.00.
Summer vacation. H. I.. (lamp
I bell. Sccy.. 0'Leul-y, li. ll. Nc. 2
I 1776-7~204ipd.
wA"NTEo,_'A'T ___oN'cE-FinsT on,"
second clastlrteficher, folr Albion
‘ Cross School (Protestant district).
Stioolenlen, $35.00.. Apply in A. D.
Matheson, Sec'_v of Trllstecs. R.
R., No. 2, Box 1. St. Petc|"s.
l803.7,2ll\l2wks.
. _, Y  _ _ _ " I
l¥?‘.'Ll’ \VAN'1`ED-M ALE.
_ -' _m;_____ |
adv WANTED Fon ol=FicE. AP-'
piy Guardian om.-e. 1837-7--zllim. |
WANTED; SMART, HONEST BOY
_[or delivery team. Apply at 134
Kent Street. M3ipd. I
WANTED AT ONCE- A GOOD CAR-I
_riage Blacksmith. Apply to D. S.
Sanderson. Box 485, Truro Ni. S. |
, 1s1s-7-23Moi. _
WANTED-BY, ISLAND STOCK
Breedllns Company. Ltd.. a com-
petent tsrmer, married. who will
also board men. on tural. Good
permanent position. Apply, P. A.i
Fiirquharson. 209 Queen Street'
Charlottetown. 1829,7,23M3ipd
Jon PRINTING _
N0 PRINTING ORDER IS T00
Isl-'ge for 'l`he'Gunrdian Print(-ry.
bio order is.t_oo small either. -._I..ot_
tis figure on that llelsi job of yollriz.
-4,. _- 1807-7--ii1Mti‘.
WAN-'FEDAECOND CLASS FE~
lriille teacher, ten months’ duties
commence first oi’ Scptemller. Ap
ply, stat!-ng salary and experience.
to Charles A. Leslie. Grindstone
Island, Magdalen Islands, i’. Q.
e 1S02,7,211\lSi.
LOST .
LOST-BETWEEN APOTHECARIES'
Hall corner and Brighton Road. a
boy’s blue reetcfr. Finder please
leave at Hughes' drugstore. tt.
LOST-ON SATURDAY, JULY 14.
black dog, with collar and initials.
F. W. H. Finder. plenr-c return to
60 Grafton Street; and receive .re-
wnrd. ' 7.24.M2ipd.
TO LET.
TO LET--THRE-E HOUSES. APPLY.
Mrs. Dlln~'lal'oll, 51 Upper Prince
Strcot. 17ii4,7,20M6iprl.
T0 LET-A LARGE FURNISHED
rnoln. All modern collvoniellces ill
private fufinily. Phone 236-J.
1759-7-20M1,f.
N E HEAD3-100 FOR $1.00. -EN-
, lopcs-100 for $1 ., r. Bhttoti.-.Call
 ‘ ._'
FOR SALE. .
i and ic-ave your *git llo ' ’,l`i§il _:_ - _ ' _  -i _  
»    
g . _ .
The Guardian Printery 180,7--7-21Mtf.
FOR PICNI-C -‘P08'l“il’iB,`TEA TICK-
Qts, and other -'work oi’ the kind,
-ry 'I‘he_Guardisn. We can givo_
ioiuunususlly prompt and most sa-
tisfactory service. Low chnrgos.
l80777:21Mf.f.
field. ` _ 17l)3,7.2l.M4i.
ron sAi.E-oNE 2’r House Pow-
er Murine Engine in first class ritu-
ning order, Can be seen nt the
_Hall Mfg( Co., Summerllide. _ .
' D66-0-13M2l’l108.
Tl-[ERE I8 JUBT ONE MACHINE
glial. will give you s perfect, duplic-
'te of typewriting- that is tho
MULTIGRAPH. There is just one
glues in the Province where you
n got any kind of Multigraphins
W A1E"l`.l*}D. .n g
WANTED-A ‘sttcono-HAND
ding office-desk in
ply I’.O. Box 380.
al...e~_ sua clit: _ since" ie 'run
ov/moiAN Pnlnrnnr.
. ,.5 - 1204-o-mm.
_.
WANTED-WOULD LIKE TO
fronl anyone who
pairs Silver Black
_ Charlottetown
.~`-.>5“?"‘
J. I-lilghcs. Souris. _
R. Leivis, Sli-mnlersidc.
ll. Morris. North Rustlco.
T. iiorliull Boyne, Si. Johll.
B. Gaudet, Iiiiscouirilc.
BIGGER. BRIGHTER. BETTER
tion iii thc Msritinle Provinces
that money and clircful selection
provide.
gliltir-olne froiic and novelty to
M
nhlc. but Munngcr liilll is laying
pluns like a wise gcllcrni. and
promises nn.hitch in. the bringing oi’
buniler _Midway Show. AI_i,s.oIui.cly'l
il
llo.gct-rioll-r|uick scliolllcs will be
ernicil
to
th
the most exciting yet according
im
and BUSIER THAN EVER.. gwmg gh, ggvarnnqent necessary power to make all reasonable provision for
Tile Provincial Exllibitioll ope s in °°idi°"° '°“'r"i"9 'mm the war'
I-lslifax. Septemller 12th, und “will M-R. BELL: Grd. Changes in the Prohibition Act.
continue until September 20th. \_\`itli THE TRUTH: A'timitted. but for the betterment.
the exception "I ii" Fair i`" miai" M BFLI - 4tI The extraordinary deficit of election year.'
lvitcwwn. it will he the only Exhlht R‘ ' I '
fall, and liianager Hall is- right nowiii _
ieiiiiifiii €V“"l` eiffifi i0\ m-W0' it F1 shrinkage of revenue due' to the war and th? destruction AFTER THE ELEC-
Marltime Show that will be worthy - t hi h th P trlot described as the moat
of the provinces it will represellt. Hon of Mldges am roms by a B Wm W C e a
Hs recently returned from a tour oi d
,the larger shows ot’ the United Stat'
es, and has contracted for the best explanation from the Government. ’l`lle m-an who refuses to call meetings
There promises to be a swing and
idway this your that will leave all
p`rt‘vinus'sliows for ill the rcnr. With
tho eiztrulicc of thc United States
into the wiir, transportation diilicul- I
ties have hocoino almost llnsurlnollni~
_ _ . . _  __ __ |_
_nil _‘_“ ____g(_8i: ___"’1____:‘_'__ __ii_":__i§ emitted the fine. This was no loss to the Pro ___ _  J  
“""`i" " " 0 "' ` I :L’l, Tl' liIiil[clliI~ al ics  “prov .
 illhollbliyig ii`?i\c(i~‘l;'sil.l,i`;l:mi}I:i 8,5010] ltlilultntlllciy llail"'i§g'i_‘ee¥\;£ly lztiliiltcqfio 'pany toiihc 
`lnnnalt’e'lh‘t5lit lfts 1n`ci-cased the prize THE TRUTH:  if _ f1ite‘~_authori#‘i\U‘il° U°"'f'! Wilt?  'J _°'|
'ii€i- iii this ii“l_i“"im‘;“.i “_°"’°i ;'_“i°“iV acy from the Liberal Government was not enacted untii'.r'  'tits ioazib-_j
per cent. The lust f nllnc crs o over _ ¢ g d ¢ ' in
rovint-o are itroonlins their illfis li" f°" *hat y°°" w"°‘i’*"°"i "nd »‘»hl°'i° °»-'~°- W" "° an 
Liv. st :k i-filihl lust o 'll . vi
° i’ ' - - ' l ' I tee
_ -m _ h .- een a liability to be provided for inthe eat ma . _ _ _ _
igbnthgeJltigiirignuliullxlrr lll.1Bve"°ll;i"` lvm. BELL: :ird.'- They collcoaled from'tlle'il\i\llic tile fllci iilllt-they
Bi00i¢ “-iiiiiiisiiiiii-i"“ been 'iii ifaiicii millsd entered into a coiiii`ract'to`silll<lIc' the province ,with some $35.000,'hail_ig
match tileir best against. their com th cost of the ,,,,mp|o|_|0n 0| me Daitbn Sanatorium, ovor and above the
petitors. it will bd one of tho biggesti 9 - _ _ _ 
_,e______re__ of me ___huw_ .$30,000 supplied by Hoo.. Charles Dalton. _____»_u 
And the rrlcing, too, promises to he THE TRUTH. Mr. _leil has attempted to belittle the munl_hc0llle‘01'
Charles Dalton ev e ` - _ ° . . 9 _ _‘
;'.::...:;°::“..“:.::"i:.':::‘: .:':'.:1.."“..:.::    °~».-of fr-  sr---°»~~   »--A ».=_~_°°° -_-f
tmmrng and me |m|1cau,-,ne ,re _a cent of which was paid by the province. ____ __ _ _ th_°_£4,_-_2_;_m?‘§;_
that it will bca gals burst of speed ' Mit. BELL: 4th. They concealed from the Dil C 1° M W
from September 12th to 20tll. authority in the LcKislatl|r_e.» they had loaned $10,500 of the public moneys
Bigger. better, brighter and busier u Dum
r. n. _ ' _ _ `
g‘h'§,'§,°;'f'1,,if7"’° "i°""“f °' '"".’ mx THa TEUTH: curing the eernpmry essence er slr charlie
gag him as is shown elsewhere in this Issue. _
MR. BELL: 2nd. An Act to expropriate all the vacant lands of the
province and maintain them at the clroense of the l>€f0Di€~ -
THE TRUTH: The preamble of the Act givesvthe facts as follows:
tivated lands and lnterspers n some s y
. ». . ’.‘ f _ ~. lil fd-  --  ' .
gp }1I)_  nigoxilé' Hqmax cu .lined whereas SQME of "ch und, are capame of cu|'¢|va¢|°,, and ag,.|__ grabbing, _grafting ghouis 'driving them to political graves, unwept, unhonorqci
l\ii°s'. John Smiili, New Glasgow. cu|tu|.a| |mp,.°ve,,,e,1\_ whip, Omer area; contain naturall deposits capable of “iid '~‘"9i"i`lf- ' .
IW.-‘.‘f'.’l.°.i.»”"‘“"~  .   -
 . _ ,iillu-lion o v e. _ `. _ .
W. A. Ross. ll'iiolli:ton, N. B. “And whereas it Ia incumbent upon this `P"°Vi"°¢, T0. MAKE Ai-L REMI
Aiigllii li1\lll<iI\._SteIlal't0n. SON/\BLE» PROVISION FOR SOLDIERS RETURNING FROM THE WAR,_
and to that end |t |s .desirable that areas of such _land bc organized and pre-_
l
pared for settlement and development: » _ _
“And whereas in order to constitute such areas it may be _necessary to
exproprlate CERTAIN lands.
“Be it therefore enacted"-and thereafter follow the clauses of the Act
THE 1-RU-|-H;_ Admqgted, but li is extra-ordinary only in so far as
mm was tile sole deficit of t‘he Conservative regime and was caused by the
isastrous within mem_ory. ' .
M-R. BELL: These and other matters recently developed, call for an
can under these conditions, displays fear nndcowardice. ` ' '_ -  A
THE TRUTH: Premier Arsenault followed the usual course of_ Broml-
_,|,,9 fo ,Hemi a.|| the Opposition meetings arrd to answer cl:Iticiem»si_ .M_r.
Bell attempted to deprive film of thlsrpriviiego as reported elsewhere..
MR. BELL l:hllrSQ iiifi Cioverllmcnt with deliberate ialsifying ol -the pull~
ie acehuuls. "rl.ey`ilo 1liIe` rllreuily ami- 'l.v Sullilrcrsilis illfvfmaiivn fe'
gardilig financial irallsatitinlls which the public haves right to know. 
his lst. 'l`lloy_cuiiccaled the pnynlent 0_1 #100 in Sheriff Horne. __ “'
hi” if THE TRUTH: .sillsrifi Horne. =°,.*iI°_°".°i" i<i‘° *_°_"'i°° -°' °°*.°"'°i’J"°ili'°“
lilo -discharge an order of t`hc Court for which el penalty of 515% ___, _°_d-|
.: n
the
°:'
ml. _.The Government. taking into consideration the fact that 
bod faith acted on the advice of counsel in his capacity as #Jil
to er since li re entered tihc House Sir Charles Dait n do
i
i
ciiiib'-"
MRJBELL.: (3) The Government has done little. if anything, for'agri~~
C. H.Randle.=itein, Montreal. " Ml; BELL; Mr. Bell contends that since the last election mucil legis-_ culture._ Thcy_hlr_ve alienated thc sympathy oi’ all agricultural us_socistiolrs."»
A R0biliS0ll- ii'i¢"1life1'\i~ l- . " 1 d 1 i p rtaiit -matters revealed, nanlleyz-
W` A` Mulligan' `Tm‘0m0°" lation has men' mt.1l0tllcfe19xl1i7l(iIl]ad1i‘)In&In osllecinl tax of $27 000 and more for
G. M. Vail Voikenbllrg. Philadelplli. ist' The '1“x'f cu 0 D __' "Sp _'__ Him ' *_
M . I M' . \V.M.(I..i"' I ,I-1 - tie -i tcnunce o ie a on nn o . _ _ __ . _
iiixri am is I nm: ey H N  TRUTH: No auch tax has _been Imposed. A War and Health Tax i1li'.\`i‘¢-'9"iiJr _Bran and DW" i"C°'“P°f°"¢5 Ui' ¢i'i¢ Ciiqllé Wi1i‘_Pi_‘ hid i<°P‘ii` Ui*
E‘ G' Smcbing' Kit°he""' om' was passed of which last year, $7,437.45 was devoted to the Dalton Sanatorlum G°V°i"""‘°"f i" ii! haiid' f°i` iW°"*Y Y°a"S'5 Ti'i°)' '°°i°d thi’ i3i`!"°‘”3l iiii°d
A. Lo l"eilvl"c, Quo-bcc. ' ‘ _ . _ h i
Wm W_ lm._R__w_ Vanwuver_ and $18,066.33 for war cxpenriltures. in the current year the Go:/e_:nment sg
Gordon \V. Mellor, Montreal. entered into an arrangement with the Dominion Government to a c over an
M1\l‘£!i1l'Gi Scllfailallgil. 3091011- 'maintain the Dalton Sanatoriiam for the period of the war and for two years _
p Duffus ,md Wim New york th an __ - _ better governed lands elsewhere. For twenty years, by fraud ntlsrepreaenta-~
_  Taylor, lilonctml.  I ere le ' . tion, bribery and corruption this clique of so-called Liberals, of which 'Mn
‘_The'y have destroyed the oystex".industr,v._ _ _ __ "`
THE TRUTH: Unider the Liberals the Province was steadily.-going.fro,m._
ad to worse. Dceper and deeper into' debt were the farmers being plunged
their own pockets and fattcneid and battened on the revenues 'of file Province
' while the public service starved, public works crumbled to i"uin. and the sons
of farmers were driven from their island home to__d_eveIop _iesa__ife|'t._l_ie bu`
Bell was a memb‘er, kept control of the Island treasury, inis"lna’n1a§id_iti 'af-"‘
fairs, obtained snug biileta for themselves _and their favor'if'e`s, while th_e_‘farrr`|i.'_'
 "Whereas there are in this province considerable tracts of vacant.or uncui-_ "5 were aii°W°d 1° 3t"U99i'e “lid i°ii 3!i3i_"_!t =dV€l‘So olrCi|I1‘lstancea`-wItI1- no
QUEEN I-l'0T__EL. . eu I case wnh und. who" or paruany prospec_,~_-whatcv¢:_r_of _improvin_g_their position. But there came a day Wnen-.
the farmers rose in their wrath Vandive-nted their vengeance on the greedy,
in their places 'tho farmers rctnrned .men oi' honorlnnd. illtogrit.§',-»m`e1b»
who _thought more of patriotism than pcif, duty than dailiallce. the. interest
of the farnlers than the 'inte-rest of favorites, the welfare of tlle_p_rUvin,c_e than
the :trlvsncenlent oi’ sclf-Interest., And ivlmt has been the result? In five
years the Province ilus 'rison on thc oshes"oi` its dr-ail_.seii`. '[`_oda_v, illstcad.,
or boilllg ll by-_\vord ns illc pzlllpf.-r.l"rovlnce ot Frlnfederation, .it 'ltoliishwe 
_proud diutillciion of being ihc lmosi prospcrmls Provilicc in Cannda’§ wide
rioniinioti. 'I`o1In_v, Prince Edwarl“i"IsIrlnd is tho envy and wonder of the
'\\`ol`lii. the farmer.: are the most prosperous ard contended on the American
'c'o_ntincnt. 'Last year, after live years ol' Vollservative-'rllIc.. the farliters
.rnallibd $51,000,000 :more for their crops thtln in 'tile 'next best year in tile,
IsIund‘s llistery. - The debt ofthe Island has been decreased by some ~$10,0_00.;|_
$217,000 has been spent o_n permanent public worirs, annual deficits have been _
relegated to limbo, and in their place annlial surpluses are the rule. '_
l _ < » . >=»; our
£'°-_e '_ " er"  _ , .
' _Don’t Bother  _if f I'-t it 
I “Special Pastry FIour”=' 
You can get the some flaky lightness in your Pie Crusft, Tarts ' ,
and Cookies, with ` " " V
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    vm ri.: 
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s_`s yell _t_¢_b.._\}_'_ith any 'pastry iiollr.
» _E_biv:fi"  ipfiniileti ofthe famous Ontario fall wheat,-*rbngthened
_ 'vv'itIi _\'ft"slE'rn` spring wheat. _
And more than than-Beaver lfi_out'~rniI<e`f'4 IoaFof'ln"élE‘Illistit|‘7lii‘ -:iii ‘
joy to cat--_with fine, eden-pcsirure-and 8»`dsIéim|',=_>'i;l-
‘hdmey" nluiikc ijrlvm, unknown to those who still
one the rough, tas_l¢l¢;s,» western apy_i'sgiiv,|1__¢_at_iIou;|yH __
l_\(s`_Ire.ti:c_`fc'l\an§c‘ todny__ac‘rde:~ sybhrreyfpf  _
Flour at your gr_occr’s and have really dc iciout Eiead .
and Pantry. _ _ ._ _ _‘ _ - ~ E
x>itA1.%ns_wnte..» rezprim és reel, ` '~' ' ""' ‘
osx-se Grsiliban Cereals. _ _ ~ '¢_.. ~ _'_
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