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FOUR THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN JULY 17
Well polished Tan Shoes
are very smart
There is something particu-
larly pleasing about Tan
shoes when riiliantly po-
lished.
_|:r_y;u':§no your tan shoes regu-
sm°@ f
you will obtain a fine lustrous
polish-it only talres n couple of
minutes, and makes your shoes
look lo much smarter and wear
much longer.
Yer black shoes au lluh-0 _
lar Illia shssa,-Ihiis-0 '
Shins the Slrlnco and Sou ills Shoo
Boston Biacking Company
' MONTREAL ' 2-62.3
11:
rafuigar Institut:
MONTREAL
loeldenhlll ond Day School for Glrfs
tniyulaud lo .lrrmu Unmnfly)
Complete and Graded (bums ln Junior,
Middle and Senior rlchouia. Cundlduvm pro-
pared for University .\fatriculsllon_
|.a_n¢|sa|¢s Musk Gymnsalies
Senna An Gamer
The R . D . .\l.A.. D.D.,
3;____George uncan
The Yen. J, G .\'fvmn_ l'>.D.. Archdeaeon of i
Montreal, \'lt~o-Presl-lent.
1115  Chic! Juttliw Archlblld, BLA..
1'bs`n|` ru ann mia ktbnlmn, Lt. n.
Bt: Artlbur \\'. Currie, K.C.ll., ti l'._\l.G..
l.L.Il.. Principal. .\Ii-Gill L hiwrslly.
The Rev. Prillciiui Li. J. 1-Tiltsur, D.D..
l.l..lJ.. .\lontl'i-sl
James .\f. Mucdouneil. Psa.. BLA.
A. .|. nil-lkll-John. iraq., ll A.
The Rev. Doulllll ll-ls... Il.D., Kingston.
Flrquhlr Robertson. lim.
The llsv. lt.. ul-uc.. Th,-lor, DJJ.. Ll..D..
Principal, Queens l'n|\crslty '
hiv: Miullasi L. Blaming, L_l_A_ ii_Aalmn.
Yhr iltissiiusfiss [lisa ii. Ima, |.As Trinity
Clql, s l.
Entrance Examination on Monday. 11th
 at lu s.m.
lo ‘bool re-opens on lSth September. at
tn.
House girls are criaecreri to be in residence
on Mon ay Inven ng-they muy arrive
hetlraau5.30 and s 3.1 om.
The Principal may he seen at the institute
lm the afternoons nl the lllh. l2tb, ifith and
llth September from 3 till 5 p_rn.
fl Vinicius :nl Aniiullss Fsrat |||i1 ts
I. F. lillsi . Snmluy, ll tt. Fralssis luisr Sinai,
llslilsst_
l I - 1
I iillessrs, Higgs and Duffy broke their
i"" IIpl'omise to reduce the poll tax and_
‘are Messrs. Higgs and Duff? BIN-\Id_ 1920
  
Q”
4'-1.-"f,=r,.f?., ,
a _» >
\\\'i) ' T\T?~’
tl
\`,_
Ii And better
 . - i
1.; _  -1-aiusedib pay the mx because 1919»  1.121.43._23 
I Hi IIIIIIILIIIIEIIIWII EIIIIHIIIIII
dfbat
I N. Chaatar 8. MoLura, President.
I D. K. Curris, Associate Editor
- - _ $0.52
J. R. sumo, editor ana rubllmsr 
i _
I
Morning Dolly (founded IBS?) $5.00
`$s..'»0 per your ilnlleslj in udvunce I U Q" ,~ I- "dv"-ft'
PCI your tslellv d
I uludu sand lnited states.
Bs /else
TUESDAY, JULY' 17, 1923
` WORFIY AND EATING
-‘IV C G- UUif.\‘. one of the Liber-
_ _ATM
__9;s,_
5
fanti are duly credited with their
payment in the Public Accounts;
that some 1300 odd men, equally
liable. had not paid theirs. Are
‘these 1300 odd men “ia-bcrerf' and
ilhe 314 just ordinary unfortunates
subject to the usual pains and pen-
alties? Or, have the 1300 odd men
fm press payment? Or are Messrs
iiimgs and Duffy a law unto themI
. ` -- 'l
9 . _ ., .. 1922, _ 
’ Isclves Swing to this man pay' I __ __.__,.> 'believe it .was John Temple Grave: We must‘b i  /I'/I 
_ land he ____yeth. and to another! DUTY OF ELECTORS iw____ s__i(i_ ...riicre _ ii,-ii T<inly____in,;f i_irl tnn_i.bprcsellt the Liberals of ii e more un tcd. The of.. /_ .
ou le ' t ‘- i ‘ ‘
_.-'<o>-;---
1 THE UNACCEPTED CHALLENGE
/ _
r°““
N more- |\ -and one which no patriotic citizen
_ -l .
If a merchant in Charlottetown.
` _
B-°-.- "_-5-I
ln a former article I spoke about 111
W'¥*l4lOl¢l§l'0l0lOl0l0ll
The Public Forum
This ealumn la open for tha
discussion byoorrslpondenta
of questions of Intaxoat. The
Charlottetown Guardian does
not nscasasrlly sndorsa'tno
opinion expressed by its con.
respondents.
' Road-making
Sir,--Why is so much of our
money spent in making roads
when it can be done better for so
tie? The best road l have ever` Winterit was ice boats vulilns a as
-‘_ J _ _____________ . _ . the importance of clean linen, table seen was done past my place this strap and walking and even loss:
. A NEW EXCUSE ‘ creased until  Img nalwear when you were em- iflrlng with Ehsiii tmcki,ir forums? ghrlilgriry bll-(ibizisnlbshoovvvgrtillf 
in - an oraiou alll cno eo .
~€- _ dinary war expenditures were add. Not only does the mouth water at the permanent roads can compare flI!DHlCh_ ln( Hllf kI_n<_l_a Oil Wenther.
ed_ the sight of food but the stomach with it. Come and sec if I am “F89 ¢R\‘S_ 0|' F98 til!! DKSSWIH'
'ctuall does the same, thus mak- not right. ‘lt seems to me wrong BFS M111 Stiiilfliirilflfl l'3ili‘0a<l~ Lill-
f@..r@s@h:atl.~es for cliarluue- lt will also be Observed that no ling ulggszlbn that much easier. to sec so many men on the road gals °“““°t_t“k° Credit ff" Tu' Of
» 1: si '1 1» 111 tied 1 th taht just before an election and Albany S89 Sreill mDl'0\'@ln0ntS- 81|-
_toan at the Corran Ban Meetingi race of the alleged deficit of 1919 ___ea:'1:__‘;;`__i___y°pf:_‘;Ven_§ ‘:__e°_;`ow 0? Co____er_ one oi the _“ost i_____o_,tam_ mi,-_ there was iiissaiiciiiciion wiiii
_-I-`.rllny night. explained the sinaii. IS to be found in the.nct debt for siomach iuices Spots iii-,i muched and the 11.110,., the Union Government two years
f :_ """ “ "-_*" ' |n€‘='s Cf the amount of poll tax paid 1920 when IU 839615. if HUY,Would But that is not all that stops the °°mI“S “nd S°I“g °"e" UW bare :gm anyiother G°"emm°m “'°“m
_ 1 _ .avo suf ered such unpopularity
in Charlottetown ‘by stating that uammuy be felt- ?D°__w't:mi__§§v§ifeirfsgggssxgmilgg; par S 1 gm 511-_ @i¢_ passing through such a war. Many
_ . e . . .. .
I--ciicrc was __ ciause in the acl ex_i Another fact which these figures anyiiiing mai Worries you has the JOSEPH N00:_l_\_N, 2:21 “__t;hi_:iii_s _c1;n__c cb__eanti_xi_1'__\_t;<i_i';e
, _ an . ~
Iempting the laboring men," This is re\eal is that notwithstanding the =Hm€ i>tHibl=‘ff@Cl-. Y0l1_,kIl0w this Y _wo years we _mow ______gs are
1 _ 1-- i i .. _ yourset, ecause you lave come _ _
.H "SW UM. HBH IIIOFG IHQGDIOUS. era 0 your y surplusea inuugur home some time and a good meal FOUTIII .DlSil`iCt Warned
_ as .The new government llus dune
ithan the explanation given thy ?.ir.Iamd bl um "°c"””I°" to POW" Uf is spread before you, perhaps tl _ * willing for US. in fact has taken
iii B i . , _ _ -i . ~i 1_ - i1 _ 1-¢ Sir. --ithlnlt the voters of thc _ , _ _`
t; 'li msgs. will il.-_ Durry tell us' _eu el G°_‘”""“"'"’ ‘"0 “et ‘"1" i’;`,;';'i"a°i,i'i';>a '"1 y°u_°m sea B r..<..u. District ut Prmc.-_ should _I“.‘.‘;;o§f 
o » ~ _ 1 _ . _ . _ ~
what "Act" it is and what clause N” "OI me grew 'mm $1401' The folks Immediately #Sk YOU I- be ““'“e‘I °g“I“"‘t_ the °a“‘“s“ fd t0 as to help New BrnnswickI
717 in 1920 10 51 354 346 at Dccc _ i ii being made by freinds of l\lr Lea i i
_ __- . . tl- ysu are s C . ‘_ ' , ‘etan the government enlployces
‘wt exempts me xaborin* ber, 1922 - You say Why No Why? "I his I’(`I“‘If‘ The "“gg"”"°“ 'S it Moncton but you did not halo'
mr-n and what constitutes a. “labor-I I _ _ "VVell you`re not eating anything Peing ’““‘I°_U‘at,‘“r' Lea is not al: ls when our government \\'ol‘k;1Ilolit`ics.~l_f@l;‘sht`l: in stlyillg wc i anlAl-tljuylllg l..l- ._ ...... . :`
_.. _-__ _- _ _ - _»__1923
, _ _ , _ `
I 1 .
There is a good bit o‘ McCallum ._ - l
(Island) blood coursirlg through? S  B  D I E 
my body. I have lived here anti: - `
-‘been wen over the island ut nlffbr-
ent times and claim to have a lot
`of relatives and friends here. I
Ihave travelled from Sydney to
_Vancouven back and forth over
our great Dominion and else-
where and feel impressed to urge
all your readers to vote Conserva-
tive in this election. We claim the
Conservatives have done more for
this Island than any others. We
used to cross in the boat from'po-
int Du Chene to Sumluerslde and
take the little cars during the
summer on t_he narrow gauge ill
N1ce Tea for
and sugar to suit the taste
ICED TEA
Prepare in the usual way-pour iii,
liquor off the leaves and place it on
ice as soon as sufficiently cQg1_
To serve, pour into glasses panic
filled with cracked ice. Add lemmi
CHASEI SANBORN s MONTREAL
"Builds Bonnie
Baby Food.
lf you want baby to be
and bonnie is
Salsa Alta. for Canada
:cry much worse in these provinc-
lf.
The World’s Greatest and Safest
in these vearly figures the un- i_i iii-ii iw cncii-> ogether responsible forthe public “em i k i. C *I I
_ __ _ , _ __ ~ 115 any -1 g -pp _ _Z _ _ ' a en ronl llariottctowll|\\'tlllt the island to gn (‘uuscr\':l-i ilu.-zpittllily illllnt~ll.<.»lj.- :.n.i .1
‘m` m"n' “e hme Stated °»n» gel icollcctcd taxes and cash assets are Sometimes you say No, because _‘_t_‘_’_?§__I:_‘i_;;~:SI0‘;“__:"_?’1f_;-`__fI;_"';_’; :lghteeu years ago." I have not_‘ti\-.» this limi- as mir ilrt-_-clit gov-_.-t-1-lil f_l>o bull \~_'.- c;=;lll_-1 i...-.-. ,ici
,eral occasions that 31~i city deducted from the gross amoums you have no desire to worry others, `__“_é __ ___ ________e_______ that “__ had time to look this iuzlttcl' llp_crnl~.lellt has not bl.-ull so .~:ylllp:l-_ tl-.cfm-n»s :tml ll:|inf»tl~i».. azli Ili;
- i i iii I but vou know that soluetlling has ’ ‘ _ _ ‘ . ‘ ' but reminded him the l.iberal.~a;tin-tic and in-lpful as it slloulfl‘.~r null-lf.~»ts <  - -
'men Imbe or e pm] ‘ ` " ` lm b L lls tty til- utll r‘Ll. t lol. .
as chown in me Exiemai Amin _ Bell is luu<.ll the stronger intellect were in power at that time ami ,_ i . ,ii .,,,|.-. _i 1 ` it
1911,
1912,
1913.
1914,
1915.
1916,
1917,
1918,
December
December
2
31
31
31
31
31
31
31
31
December __
i. . - -,.
92l_3,_,7_58 itidi, has £ll1gBl‘t?d }0l1 all )lli.l (
 1,026.227.51 it
_ _ . 1,010,133.53 ea
December
December
December
December
December
. _ . 1,006,991.71
December
1921,
sl.
IE
Provincial Auditor. I
December 31 .... ._ 1,2a1.782.s7:10
it
December 31  1.354,846.32 ir
fiicient quantities and others thu: IW’ "0L'l"l‘ l’“I’I‘° me Uf °“i" Pm"
..._.__ |
 » »» _-  ti h - yeth nut. It lti
_ ‘ 'é_ BRfADs i 110.11 im, an e pa _ _ i -- _y
ii* Wh" “D W M" Dum' ‘° "P a ni lt is the duty of every elector.'c
'cr to Mr. lilggs-to “tell us anotheri
_bread E-  -Iona."
doesn’t cost i
man or woman, to cast their vote
Iat every election, municipal, provin~
Iciai or federal. It is a sacred duty
should neglect. 
’ ' E ' man and woman of voting
.J///Q7  Sxii issued a statement showing his Ver’ "
$4 me age has formed an opinion we trust
KAI;  actual receipts in the middle of ‘
li i _“___ he had _md _n im on informed opinlou. as to the rela-
  I/ War' NSI 8 l 't demerlt of the res
\_\\ _ 4 ' supplies and paid for them and " Ve me" S or 5 ,
- pective parties. 'There ure two
0' |__| E I before he had collected his bills.
 _ __ would show him io be parties and two only; the record of G
I. 10 l`E_‘Sll
___ _.c=.=_;;~é_-i_ _ each, individually and collectively. °
“ii enormously in debt. if he used this
tlAMMOCKS
Now thin the mann won-
ther is hero make yourseif
comfortable by ualno one of
our roomy, eervlcabls
HAMMOCKS
We have a large stock dif-
ferent sizes, fast colors,
gt.-png and well made.
Couch Hammocks
With or without steel frame
for 'vorandah's or under shade
iiarier 8. 00.,
Lid.
_ 
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I-..i
»- "
. 5.
I
._.
-Im
‘_-‘rf
l"~‘i‘_
iilbu
‘R
i__
1
1'
-raise tile price of his goods. 'his cuS-_
is known and 'every elector has ‘or
statement to show why he should ~ ,of b
ought. to have. sufficient knowledge
' ' f ht bl bl `h toc'st
ftomers would take him to be a first 0 “C 0 emi e m or er d -
it-lass fakir _or a hopelessly untrust- ' 
iworthy man.
_duced the alleged <1
This was what -the Bell govern-
ment did in 1919 when they pro-i
eiicii oi much antagonism shown to the
Ithelr ballots intelligently and con
sclentiously.
At the various meetings held dur-§
ing the campaign there has been so_
Bell government that a general im-I
I$253,o0'l. 'l‘he Guardian contends i
itbat a silniiar condition would 'be
pression has Ibeen created that the_
'ovenwllclmln-g defeat of the govcrn-
ishown in the middle of any YUIIVI |
Iuntler any g0V0!`Um°“'- “nd me
Patriot has been challenged to issue
.1 statement for September 8. 1922
islmllar to th-at issued for Septem- ‘ i
ner sl, 1919.1ust~by way of compari-
Isnn_ Tin- Patriot has refused to do
I
Iso leaving its party, ri'ShiIY 01'
i `§§__T'
nislead the
What do the people think oi' it? ‘ ‘ ` 'is
d l
they come into power was that
while thc Conservatives were in
I
i I
_
____ _ by the Liberals before an sncc It
-rneni, is so inevitable tilut a. few
'stay~at-home votes here und there
will make no difference. This is a_
'mistake VViille 'it is quite probable
_that the defeat will -be overwhelm-
ing. this by no means relieves any.
elector from the duty of voting'
ponslbilliy of the franchise, be he
conscientiousy and fearlcssiy ho
the result what it will Every voter_
ment and the only say is expressed'
One of the stock arguments uscd |g
by 'the ballot.
EDITORIAL NOTE
_ p°we" 'hey were continually in- There is much to hope for in the m
1' ‘ _ creasing me debt of nm province' fact that there is more resentment d
__ ; whereas the Liberals have ai_waYS against _ha Beii ciwcrnnieiii i-or 1119 
'I d i luses an re ~ .
been pro uc ng Burp false steps by which it came lnto_1i
. I
I I ll I il - D
wrongly. to bear the odlum of hav~_Every e ec nr W 0 rea ‘les 'U res |i
lin"s to worry all
tl
tl
»lf 
i Notes by the Way i
overnment camp. They are ver1
position circles. .Tho cstldiflutc:
week nr`mor0 past been mcctill:
the electors illdividuzllly at lllell
holmes, oi- places of ‘business :ilu
this intcrcousc from many source;
and :from lnfnnnlnnts hitherto di
vided iletwcoll -both fpolillcal par
ties, :intl others of intlependozlt
views are quite in agreeinlent tim
there has been a great falling of
in support for the Bell Government
:lull proportionate gains for the Op
position.
in no case is it claimed by the
Government candidates that they
have gained ground in a single poi
ing division. Dunhtiess they wouit'
set up such 11 claim if they colll.
dn so lrlltilfully, nr oven ‘with z
fzlir 5-:how nf 1n'<\baiiilit_\'. Elector:
f both pltrlies,'1>ersnnally friend
y to each other. frequently ex
ing issued an official statement to_ _ change candid views across tht
electors and to give an °" she fm' °‘" against me Pam' I" party fence, Tin: result of sucl'
._ _ _ _
xcuse _Ur ___c____________g me iaxes power, will, if true t-J tllemsel\es_i
I .
. d th in e, _'t iilor ballot I
oo-o-so-s-¢»-»»¢'»+»¢+¢o+o-o-0+ ‘which they had promised to reduce. an e prov C cm' I li
ntcrcllnnge of views and opinions
s to strengthen the conviction
llllt tile governllnent cannot pos
ibiy -be sllstilinc<l_ Anti this brings
1 1--<0->--_ - ' to the Opposition side a consider
WHAT THE DEBT SHOWS- slloulid have a say in thc govern-_a
ble support ‘from the ran-ks of
hose whose party tics are less
trong than their desire to be on
llc winning side.
More than one of the Govern-
ment candidatea has candidly ad-
ltted the probability of his own
efeat. .Tllis fllcl. is known to
uny electors. On the other hand
0 do notlknow nnd have not
card of a single supporter of the
  ducing the dem' - power than for the mis/takes marie Conservative party and its leader
The following statement shows ,W
OUR MONUMENTS dia-
play s wide diversity of
styles. so whether you prefer
a stona that symbolizes dig-
nified simplicity or one more
orildte in shaping and slab-
oratoiy carved, you can ba
satisfied hara.
The best of enduring
MARBLE AND GRANITE
and the most oarsfui expert
workmanship is employed in
ovary deilfifi- '
our prioaa ara lower than
any reliable form in tha
Maritime Provinces. Beware
of inferior grades. ‘
Kant lt., 'Charlottetown
PE’
L:
nual reports of the External Audit-
ors and the correctness of which
The figures for December 31.1
1919, were prepared by the Provin~
point an External Auditor in view
an alleged deficit of $253,000. t
f»
7414. P. 0. lox I8
_ _ _ _ ___ ____ _______________ during its administration. lit is an __
( E? 0 9
me ac ua ne evidence that the people look lor___
b as shown b the an
year y year y . truth and honesty in their publichs
men and that any flagrant deems-_I
_ion from these will not be toierated._°
has never been questioned. Emu,” ____d ____e_____u_ however _wiv
geniousiy constructed. are unavail-ii.
it will be observed that under the and the Liberal orililll f‘0f ihelfli
Conservatives the
net debt of the many straying: from i-he path they
f t th nly intenslf the m
cial Auditor the Bell Government Ing' in “C ey ° y -
' t i to correct. 9
not considering it prudent to ap- “"0” they "8 ry ng ii.
Much of the odlum attach-ins to 'iho_
of the statement issued for Sep- 3°" £°"°f“m°"t 'may L” due to mei
tvmhor 8th of that year showin8 “ws” and me transparent p'°°'l:'
` V
exts offered by Liberal- candidatesm
Jltvadilnale :
|'NPDetl Wt.
ho does not ron-iidently expect tn
e elected. The contrast in this
espect is very striking. There AFTER A SHOWER
eems to be a universal conviction ,1 heavy dashing show"
n 'both parties that there has been Swept over field and
large exodus from the ranks of
ent has lost. much frovm its form-
r support and gained nothing in
eturn.
This change is apparent in town
d country. it ia confined to no
lass or craad. The Government
aa lost ground among the farmers,
he most numerous nf all the oc-
cissses. 'it has notori-
-i_i__.,-i--_;_____
The” are a"xI°us day' I" thelzxplnilleti his ine' i i _ ` I
olh part-ics have _been for 1. 'I “'11” good for them -IUSI UN"
t.pui1iit: meetings. Reports uli
Now. Sir. this is a subtlennd ln-
st your temper for the tlmebeint. xinnatlng canvass, but it is not I
“-quid' ,be just 115 well to avoid `air. Mr. Lea is all able man, and io
ting unvil you cool down. lecause ho is so able he is domln- ___
You gee your anger through _voul -ting; and because he is using his in
 1,002,3~i2.12 imiin has 1i,i,Seii111y011rj11iceS_ :rcut ability sclfishly. for tile ln- i.
some Di- mem ihai you need _fm crests of .\lr. Waiter .\l. Lea. he is -i-
igesiion being nianui-aciured iii iii me of the most dangerous men in n
M
IIC”
ssen your diuestive powers bein: - _ _ This may be the last resort. We
Prepared by __________.___c___re_i 'in larger quaniiiies _ _Tile electors of tile Fourth Dis ii
HOwe______ ii. your w0____y_ grief ol _rut Sllnultl not forget that when ii
:other dc-pressing emotion is to bt. me °f_ m°_l"he't`I_I C°mmmeeI` li
December 31 . .. 1,101.717.0~l mi' 1011-' duration you would do wcl Bail() ?i0_I;_mii:“ggei""i)nSi lotiyg' Lex; I
~» s tl > e as r-_ ec , ant _
try and iake hiold of you;-ggif .tint hcsi., sucgcsiicns were not in ac Dcct to remain under British pro.
Y SHIIUS PIM" but Ie“‘Im“‘ 'ortizlncc with his vie\vs,he tlitlili
ilingfi I0 FOIHIH YUUY 5t"9ngII‘~ not stop to discuss tllr-ir sugges-
tions. but i>lunI_`ly told them they'
at pn “ns that thc action of
... _ . _ , ii
ou can't help, and the things F01' l man who would be over persuad- P '
:ln llelp. l|` its something you can" rd by_.\Ir. Ileii? to ai parties and _m____e_____ ,_ __ _; ' ,Qi
I\0Ill ‘\'I“\i'-5 the use “I worryiml A.mm?` . .m another Ihsuflct the Provinces to stand by ollr llnlottII.I I >‘f"I"" 7' -"l ‘i""\"* ""li“ If” ". '~"' * f -1' M' I
bout it. il' its somethlna' You can rlc<._t0r1~ \0l'-‘ed their 0Ul’0SliI0“ f0,i“lilaritimes first, last and alwav.~.-_""1 ‘ “.\ I ' I '>' G ‘tu ' .'.I"" . if  . I
i_(_ip_ use your Wm-i-ying _time 1r_ l bill that was being fafherctl by 1 have noi had "___ _rivil  _ ‘ _ _ ‘ ’ I ,
' _ " I\HI\l10i~9d- li ' ftie two tllen and has in-` . I .WU el" ' I' "  I ' 1 Y. I DI I I .. :I ` _A" “'I“‘ 9
viiicmi F011 tax _paid up_m_B. smieincnil Now Siiouid you em under such _l_i:___i_Cf_>___ _i____ _“__ ___ (___ ____ he has \\hat_ ever was done they are ri-;s-.snie_ if they tio not do i...-tt<»i- \._-.-_illt.~_ will.-l' t-lmtli_.ls--1 , X-nrt... lll 1
_ _ ble. That is the serious pllrt nrc out :intl out for smile ofllcr hull ul till- l‘l't»\'l:lr<-- iw 1'--.~ s..
Uii‘Cl1“i5i31\C95'-I lone, but lf .\ir. llcil was dropped Dons' _ . _ , 1 _ _  , _ I _ ' , ,
...$1.008.242.93 ,i.i____.__ just __ q__eS______ __ _ __ _ __ “O ___ (__ ____ _lf it. tilt. Liberal goverllnlcnt is .ll- systvlll flying tu build up .full pm- GEORGE H. _E_EAl.,iy...N
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the present Federal Gmernmenti
eems to be the last strain. We
cannot stand it any longer. Ontar-
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has given us great encouragtw
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The ¢)|.mzs'r Iusunlsmcn Anna-:cv
In Dnxucsa Epwlnnn Isl:.Anst:_
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ent. We believe every other Prov
ce is going Conservative just as
nst ns they get the oppurtllllity.
hai. is one hopeful sign for us. if
ot we must use other lnczllls_
as 
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, An Important Ruling
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any are talking of succession.
ave been in Confederation about
aif a century and our prngross
as been disappointing. \\’c ar.
oyni British subjects and r-vol' ey
ection but many are convinced we
990 greater rutccilon ‘
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The Commissioner of Taxation recently stat d that
an lncomc derived from Life insurance ls not su'o1ect. to the
income Tax. This is another good reason for lnvc l.n3
in Life Insurance.
31”.,
D ln I
e Marmnle I'l`0"Inl'-“*`- /i _ Purchase a C.reat~Wcst Life Nionthly income Poilcy._
cers. members and friends of tin- I  
nritime clllb kindly clectetl lllc‘ ’ .,a
the most popular made in Canada.
res_ident of the club and I appeal I / 'fl
tw’
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ying to help it.' _ i\1_"‘ LM' Mr-L0” "9l’IIe‘I muh h‘~‘.l‘0nSlllting our lllelnber.'l ' )
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_ _ _ _ -. lip ull tin- ; I if ’ if ~"’1"’   "  ¢` Vim;  "
l give this for what it ‘IS '*'0f~I‘ i~i_I_‘;I ’:_‘;'_"f_§’_‘:_‘_‘ ':‘_;""‘_:_‘?_“I’P“_f’“‘§!"lslnl.u l~:lectlon" our club is .-.>....'I'-. 1° '_ -'L .#3, j '   
you. `  H I-  i S' ey H not “,9“‘D°5@fI_0f all creetln and classes and 'E .".'721’="':""""""”4""””"'°';`":’°"'-'wr   'i
_ \\ tat was lest for them. \\ as]
1. his the reply of a mall who would.
lllow his hottr-r judgment to bel
let aside by Mr; Bell? 
Again, at tl meeting wllere ob~`|
’ectioll was being taken to the ill i
'reused taxation Mr. Lea told
‘ bose present they were like chil-1`
.1 iron who tlocdorl it purgzltlvo, and `
_ .inllg my saying
i‘hat it was solnctilncs noccssnry_I
heerful and hopeful days in Op I o hold the noses of cililtiron tot
uzlkc them swallow castor oil, but I
Iinllle. in the same way he wusl
ttlnllnistering tile dose to them. I
iltatcmellts, is it possible for l\’Ir.
Leafs frlcnlls to say that Mr. Bell.
_because be is the nhler man, lcd
\lr. Lea astray?
,iloy will realize that l\ir. Lea is
lot lilr. Bell's intellectual fiullkcy.
ind will be caught by such crudc
suggestions. Mr. Len believes in
lillllsclf. Ile known. lic diag-
noses the casa and adlnllllstt-rs thc
lose. Lot the electors beware.
Every vote cast for Mr. Lon is 11
'ote for Red Dictntorsilip. Every
vote cast for Mr. Lca is a vote
lgninst tlelnocracy, is n vote
lgaiust government of the people,
‘W the people and for thc people.
I nm, Sir. etc.
DEMOCRITUS.
.~`oni'th District Prince.
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Vote Conservative
Sir,-l did not como to tim is-
‘and to assist in the Election Cum-
iailln. but I notice it in on in good
shape. I am here for n rest and va-
rntion bllt ani much itlterosteti in
'iolitics just now. Have only bt-on
'lore for a few dnys but notice zl'
:rent change of sontiln:-nt 'il
Ill ftlco of these anti slllliinr‘
. If thu electors will only think.‘
i . . . uny
-vho were strong Liberals ill tile
past are active on tile other side;
lo\v. I do not claim to bc pustcri
on iocnl affairs but have rcnsollsI
to believe tl chnnge is wise and'
necessary here. Hnve known tllei
Zilmrdian for years and believe it’
llwnys takes tt strong stand for
what is right and best fur P. E. I
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Daily _§_e_a_leotions f
Guardia. Readers 5
ve#-0-0-0-oo-so-a-¢+¢.....,,_,,,,_c
By May Howe Dakin
wood;
And now the sun shines bright
ho Bell Government supporters, Blwlil.
ith no compensating counter cur- “II "“"h" I" '"‘""'Y m°°d- I
_____ _he other w__y_ The G0v_______ The diamond raindrops sparkle
On every leaf and flower. I
The -battered roses lift their bends.
Just 'bowed before the shower.
They |i.i`t up sweet, wet faces I
So shyiy to the light:
They smile through shining leur-
drops
And blush with color bright.
The mountain slopes are lightly
peat-led
With shreds oi’ shining mist:
And all their wllitecrovmed state
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