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each subject matter of taxation, a special rate! _ ;__ _.=_i_:1__g_,-.'__ ,_ -; _ -<i;i'._~»'.~-¢~,,i_;_~»-J.;f..-'_
tax, 'in' addition to lthe taxes now collected, equal ' ‘ _="¥_5.`.i"-_-* ' _ _f ‘
3 one third of the present tax andsuch amount shall:_ _  _- _~ _
known as the Proviiicial War and Health Tax.”j_ _
usual provision is made for .the collection of the; ~ ~~ ' ‘
and the amount sofraised shall'be»'i‘levoted exc|u'S-] _ "_ 1 jf `
tothe two_purposes'sp_¢`:citied..  ' _I '
i ° ' desirable and com-l.
 _ FRIDAY, AUG. 5.31916. _ p'°p°“‘ls are necessary' ` `
at til, of this province mi no lone-_ __   _
are tim "ui¢f¢_nui|_i>¢ levied and collected annually ___ ' ‘ __ __ _ __,,f.'__:,_.;_¢_.__,._ _ 
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neither many nor onerous.-llld had 31°
and _a_ife  th_¢,nply,__sacrit°ice.we as; i .
_are called up_oii_to_ inake in connection -»_with_
‘war. And _ihow does the Opposition, as repre '
ll thelleader, receive the Gov-
~i. _  _* -  ’ ~' iz' . 'f'_..`__'f'f'.
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position. b¢¢n. more amenable -to reason the other words we should contribute the moneyneces- 7 '» ~ I  ` ` ' ' "
_ _ _ _ _“___  . _ _ ___ _ .- _’. __ _ ' _r ,__ I
would have been all through last night, sary for war purposes, but should borrow it and leavg  ‘ " ‘t  _ __ __  » '~ . 
The speech from the throne briefly outlines therit to our descendents to redeem the loan Mr Bells 0 0 e at rl `  0"
purpose for which the house has been summoned. (1) idea of helping on the war is__to _make aivicarious sac- J i _  i _ _ ` _  ` _'  _ _  _ _
“You willbe asked 'to make suitable provision for the; rilipe,~to depiite those who come after us, our child- H80. ou need a trunk _in fact ou need a trunk an- `
special needs of the augmented number of our volun-_ ren and grand ch_ildren,_to_shoulderthe burdens which way. wh-eitier you are. Statiénaryor tI)_'aveuing° And whey! _
teers» their widows, orphans and dependents, to pro-‘_ he admits it is our patriotic_dtity_to"l_nc_ur. __ ` __ you buys trunk you want one tis strong’ serviceable
tect them against want and suffering.” (2) “You' The Mr Bell oi toda is the Mr Bell ho ' ’
»' _ “J '_ -    "   _.~' ‘£7 9 1] ' 1  W   A   il G' ._  '    `7i"\  1  V2 _
  _        
_ Wadnasilay, August lllli  
 /
T The insistent demand from all parts of the Pro-5
viiicfe for _a more general and' practical use of the
' will be asked to provide such ‘extra revenue” as may  V
necessary to secure for _“returned tiibcrculous soldiers W
as well as _ciyilians similarly afflicted within this pro-` SU
vince" such treatment in the Dalton Sanatorium, spec- I
ially approved for that purpose, “as advanced scienti-‘ "_
fic `carq`_`and skill can supply.” It is explained_ that fl
e
“the decline in revenue arising from the war, together_
with the extraordinary expenditures occasioned there- 
by makes it necessary that special means be adopted 'S
to make' provision “for these two 'special objects."' th
Care of the dependents of those who have gone to t0
fight our country’s battles is a sacred duty and a sac- fh
red obligation. This we has been thrust upon us lt
through no act of our own or of the Empire. The
fight is _for our homes and our institutions. We could
do no other than takepur part init. Our men have
gone out to fight, if necessary to die» that our homes_
_shall beinviolate, and that the heritage handed down a
to us as a sacred trust shall be preserved _for our child-. _S
ren and their children’s children. The dependents of
. P0
these men are with rs: we are asked to sec that they. a
course we should take; th path of duty lies straight k
before us. It is the country's obligation and the coiin-~ 0
try will, we feel assured, stand behinii the government 1,0
._ k. h . . _
iii -ina ing 1 e necessary provision. ` h
_ws ____ _s~___t __ __ __ _ ii _ _ H, ~ ______“' _"'=}P_f°' 'trim and reliable,-such as you wi get here. _Wecaiisupply
8’ “ ° ° °'" ‘_ * ° “ms "§”°‘=' P°l'°>/ you withthe right trunk the right dresssuitcase d th
. _ ._ _ _ _ -~ " 81| 8
ith the result' that wearenow _paying in interest a ' ' ht tra ' ‘ ' ‘ _
m equivalent to the 'whole of the present land tax. :|1sg.a`nd ng bag' atapriae that meets YOU! pl8&S\11'e Try
t is the policy 'of th_e‘sh`ii'ker_"1`»v_llo_wilI neither light » __ _ _  _ _ _ - _
or pay. It is the policy that makes money lenders ‘ M _ _ V ’ '_ f
ch and the successors of' borrowers poor indeed. i i  _ '  A 7 __ - '   “
We are mistaken if Mr. Bell represents the con-` ' ‘ _ ' ' _ ' ‘ _ ` ' l' U
mmcellf 3 P0|i_¢lC8l make-shift amendment to accept __ _ ,_ _  . __ _ ___
e principle which patriotism dictates while pg,nd¢|-ing i ‘ _  - ~_ _ _ ' _ _ _ - f
the views of the sordid few who would escape if-_ n  ` . f » Y -
ey_ could contributing their moiety to the Empire in _ I    
s time of need. __ '
A s'rlit“nliu)i'iiisiiiitn r
The German submarine Deutschland left Baltimore
s reported in oundespatches yesterday. Whether she
hall _get safely across the Atlantic and reach a German
rt~n safety is-a matter of considerable speculation
nd,at least, before her departure was a matter of con- _
shall not want. Tlicrc can be do dispute as to what 'siderablé U-epidation on the part of her C,-¢w_ It is
nown that several ‘British warships are waiting for her
utside the _three-mile limit and although the ocean is
` n ers ahead of .
' eihbzfgfeagliiiihplililiegiirfeelg/wiiliyadifrigendly harborf _ on Blocks and Pulley’ '
Our obligation with reference to those who through Q
exposure and hardship on the battlefield have con- sh
tracted tuberculosis, as well as to the unfortunate of, G
our ,civilian population' who~ havebecome similarly 0
losis,I if proper scientlicskill and.‘ti'eatrnent__are__ap- 3_1,
plied in time, are curable; when these are not applied la
death _is_irievitable. They Dalton Saiiatoriuin, fully 'G
equipped with all that the latest discoveries of science 'A
and thelgcnerosity of its donor can supply, hasbeen _hopgs and the bbagtings Of' those who wefggoing to
how En land "how easil h '
placed freely att_the disposal of the province for thecare 5
eard, at least outside of German circles, since she left
ermany Whether she has been ca tured or not is,   I 
_ _ li '
f course, a` matter "of guess. The British report no ' ` . i da Raw
afllitted is equally clear. Inci_pi_ent‘ cases of tubercu- captures of submarines unt_il'long a'fter,the capture hasl  _ -ct°- __ _ _ _ _ _ __
een effected and then onlyto tell the number taken in _ ' f _ '*" - _ ""~
Certain P@fl°d- The Ci=ll>\§Ul'¢l?f‘lh_° flfst 0f these lafge i i
erman submarines which were to carry on a tfans- ' °
nantic trade, threw eonsl_<ierabie`_wia`waiei on the _   
nsus of considered opinion of the Opposition. His`_~ ' _ " " ' ' ' i-“ ';_-. ' _ _ ‘ _ __ " _ ‘
   lHaymg
_ to get that equipment.
Scytlies
_ Siiaths
' Oil Stones ‘
_ _ Grease
f her sister ship, the Biiemen, not a word has been _ Drinking cup' ` etc” etc'
To get the hay in without trouble or loss of time
you have to have proper equipment-and ‘this is the place
° ~ _ Here at Fennell & Chandler’s-the Farmer’s Hardware
Store-you are always sure of getting the right quality and
the lowest prices. Come here for your
"' 4
Supplies    
Nuts and bolts for the
mower
Wrenches
Fo
rks -
Rope '
l
1 organize The Prince Edward Island Motor League.
  _ on Wednesday Aflarnnon  
9t ,and attend this meeting. - ‘
Mnlnvehicle Assncialin ___
#No Man Should Rest Eonljeiit
motor car has made it _necessary to call _a Qenei-al 
f Meetingof the Progressive Men of the Provinoeto
l`Si|ie|:iaI Train wiIIaIaattSumIiittsida`
1 returnin after the meeting. Full pmticulais] as to
time and? rates will be announced later-also further
I particulars as to the ineeting._ 
citizen 'ofthe Province who believes t _ ttlie Motor
§ Car : should be operated _generaééy under 
regulations is urged to reserve ednesday, ugust
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`.\ . ..\_~ ,_,_ mn.- -fc, ., 1/-`_,._c,.,\,_,`,`r .__,__,`, ,_,_,`,`,v`.~_`,..`,_
_ g y er paper blockade could ' i _ '  'T  »_ . _  Q, i
and restoration to health of the unfortunates. We _be broken.” The mystery attending the cruise of the 
who are blessed with health and strength, are asked B
to contribute a moiety of our means to save the lives the Deutschland do not argue well for the great sub- `    ' I
of _those who, without such assistance, are doomed to m `
prolonged lliffering and death. Here also the path about to be inaugurated. There`are_too_'many dangers;  &  ` J
remen and the fears entertained as to the safety' of _
arme trade that, according to Germans’ boast was'
nm _
_ . . . - _ !
of duty lies straight before us. And here also, we feel"and uncertainties surrounding the under-water course, I ‘ ` '
assured, the people of this Christian and generous even in peace times» to 'make it a success, and the da,-|g_'»q__ _ _  wr Ho F
province will stand behind the government in making ers are many times multiplied during war times. The ~  M8Y|fllll¢ TYIVGIQI'
siicliprovisioii as tlicnmay deem necessary for this‘ “paper blockade" declared by Great Britain aided asit '__’7u'5'16`_’““""‘ $m“l|-\'- ~- t- i “-
.r
_ While the ~ welfare of his family depends merely
on his uncertaiii existence. _ ‘ gi
Lifef Insurance will make their welfare permanent,-
andthe best in Life Insurance is found in-the Policies'
of the _Great~'West Life Assurance Company. Our
'rates are the lowest consistent with absolute security.
You' _do not have to die to win the' benefits of a
Great-West Policy. ' »
Hyiiilman ~ & Company, Limits
‘  - '_ _T _ Provincial Managers f _
_ CHARLOLTETOWN, P. E. I.
 Agents Wanted-We have openings for several
energetic men in country districts throughout the'
Prov iice. ~ _ ~
SMtf.
I¥»5k&B1¢b.B¢i$
sacred duty . ' is by British warships is, anclis goingvgo be eectiw- 
The proposals of the f vernment for these two_
special objects provides t a§“durin`g the contini.iance'm
There need be nqidgubf abogt ¢ha¢_"The Deutschland n-'Miss-Mary Hasziird lefyliist Wed-_the close of the service on _each oo- _
ay get back to German it is ext I d b f YIBBGBY f0f MOIIUBB-li whore she wlll oaslon she was warmly congratulated __
_ _ __ _ _ _ Y 2` femey OU l UI, gallon corps of nurses., who). sail for by members ' or the congregations.
of this Act which “shall conllnue 'in force from the that She Shall return _again to the United States. ‘ _”5‘l“”° 1” the ':°‘:"_f““‘."°~ Ml" C°°mbB is 8'” f° l'° "Wk “Nl”
ln the pleasant cool of_ her native pro-  '
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    "il;.f“'i»i2‘l'.‘.f“i‘}.i1l‘§'s¥’.’iL°.‘f
-_-i
Professor McLarty who succeeds
Professor McCready on the teaching
staff of thi; Prince of Wales College,
and Mrs. McLarty are this week being
welcomed to. the cltlzenshlp of Char-
'-town. Pendtiig the selection of
A home In the City they are guests
at The Russ. . _ '
O
The officers and men of the 5th
Stole Battery this week delighted one
of the largest Audlencosever seen ln
the Prince Edward 'l‘lieAtre. in An en-
tertainment that was As unique as it
was enjoyable. The Battery posses-
ses musical A_nd hlstrionlc talentof a
very Iilgh ord6r"a'nd the hope ln gonor-
»ll`y_ expreqged that they will Again
~entt_irtAln their friends before leaving
the City. . ~
C O D
_ . Mrs. Conn; will _he greatly misled ln
itoc`lAl clrcle .f_\i\Chi|.rlottetowli during
nor visit, in' ng _ hither ii o_ left _hy upto. On automobile dit |
this _weak t jolgplairghmbmlhldmt. -parties Ag t'lie'_Buoh have bien
G h f th 10 ttallon. I-for
miiiiy grlan unkgliyinist vrl|`hA‘s_for_
A bon voy and A pleasant sojourn
In England.
_ The pres
of some 33
dlstrlots An number of vllftoru from
Abroad. fn liectlon with the Sum-
mer seiiool. im maodan vivnnt _wiwh
,of llfo to the City. It ll expected
that betorethelr departure A number
or outings will be Arranged tor 'bo-
Aldos some print; social functions old.. While the Governor rAAd hll
_which are nov ou‘tl:o tApl».
0
DOI!
'll
:lAptAln BAgnA.ll And other officers of
the Sth Blogs Battery were lii Atten-
dance. . . 0
sul, gave A most fnterestlng talki
on Woman Suffrage. Llttln Miss Lor-
na Berkley delighted the audience
with ii iumber of excellently rendered
salectlons"'on the guitar which gave
much pleasure. The ladies Are loud
in their prillse of'Mra. Wrlr|ey's hos-
pitality and the kindness extended to
them during their very pleasant vlslt.
li
Mrs. Martha .Ioéllof Granite-Falls,
Mln.. announces the mqrrluce of _har
daughter. Convor P., to'ilHi'._Heber R.
Bellar, formerly of Cliarltlttotovm. Mr
Sellar ls I. brother of Mn. (MAjor) W;
B. Prowse And enlisted ln Wjpiilpog
for overseas servjce ‘
C I
This 'hail been a busy week socially,
and many prlvatoplcnlcn have taken
place to the varlouf points of Interest.
` I O
vorfta rendezvous this summer.
.the fact that ft may now be r
lor. and even on'otller days
pnopltrllavo .`drlven;froln _town to
the summer vtlltora ‘there -
o » _ __
I - .
° *_ ° ,ff '"`7` Yesterday the event was the' 
e ln the g$tlilr"\vsolt§llHnlnS of the  re, _Alto in 
teachers thv,l\il'nl ple of the wAi1n of the weather.
quite A bevy of lullen gncod the open-
ing ceremony. The Governor vu
attended by lite two -A, D. C.’», Limit.-
Col. Jsnklnl And  Bl_rtl¢tt`lnQ
wu Accompanied by bln Pi-into
S0orAtAl'!. Hll-Honour Judie Macdon-
h from the Throne. Cdl. PoAk0.
largely
to use so
It ll
hovo
occllloll.
O 0 O
out of door partie. “ve men the |»u|¢,._L\nd Mrs. Brehaut of Edmonton.
80
get of
Clmroll alfllll
-_  _-_-_-_-_~,- _-__ me.. ._ _ _ _ ,,i_____ ___ ,___ _ _Y
fiig of the Rural Conference. There
was a_ magnificent attendance at both
the opening meetings And the pther ga-
therings ln connection with the Con-
ference. Much valuable information'
was imparted, and probably not the
least was the address to the clergy by
Premier Mathteoon who ably substi-
tuted Sfr Louis.
O U U'
Mrs. Stanley Bngniill has been call-
ed home to Sydney on account of the
serious illness of her srnndmother.,
' I O O
Mn. Mathlelon entertained very
pleasantly at Bridge on 6AturdA'y even-
lnglust. Ill honor of ~Mrii. Cosh.
Amon; thope preiontwere noticed, Mfg
a Parker Cnrvoll, Mrs. Musiien of Strat;
ford
, the Misses Hunt of Summerlllde
O I l
Mrs. MacDonald and Miss Macho-
nald »of Government House are vist-
Tlriickley Beach has become a fa- "|18 |n:\M°D'»lS\l°-
1 _ O O U `
Canon qud Mrs. Simpson and Miss
Do hy have retumed from A lean t
uoiiiiiiy at whitii'»_l>_qint. p_ _n
ll
01|
DOW” Cf
Ill]
*-.7 .ot
'Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Weeks, Mltis
at the Cox Hotel, Bourls. ‘
D I O `
the Cox Hotel, Souris.
_ 1 in o_ A
. Mr. H. A. Richardson andtwo polls
were ln Charlottetown on Tuesday to
meet Mr. W. D. Ross and adn. All
wont to Georgetown by the afternoon
train, where Mrs. Richardson ls
spending the summer. _
o o a `
Mr. Harry Tldmarlh was home on
furlough for a few da_yii last week.
O O \
Judge Fitilgeraldu new Bungalow at
Holland Cove has added charm to the
Summer Resorts. Mr. and Mrs.
Shaw of Montreal are there now as
guests. i
I C U '
Mrs. Copeland and tho Misses Colle-
land and Mrs. Bull of-Toronto Are
guestsiit Mrs. Crotlsklll'li. V
1 o o _ _
Mr. W. H. Blnnlng spentthe week
and at Bldeford the ¢\l0lt'0f'Ml`-‘ IIN
Mrs John Rlch:rds_
Loma and Master Buster are visitors'
1
Mrs. W. S. Stewart ls registered at
i_ _
¥¥'(¥¥
comfortable”
vlnce. _ ‘ _
DIILY 8El.E¢'fl0ll8 F0!
» Gllllbllll IEIDEIS
.--Q-I `
Furnllhld by
W. 3. Louun.
‘OOO
AFTER DEATH.
(By Walt Muon.)
I do not know just what may hop.
when I go tumbling off the map,
into the other void; I hope to draw a
pair of wings and crown and robe, And
kindred things, and harp of cellulold.
But little do I walk the floor. or lose A
chance to sleep and snore. by worry-
ing my head about the things that may
befall when I stop off this whirling
ball, and llne up with the dead. I
think l'vo all li man should need. in
this the simple-little creed. thAt's
ed in niy'lid: “With all your
be square; be kln'd and just
care a cent what others
and just
he'|l_. 'be
crowns,
ne ls
just that
the gpldetl
Ladies and __
Boon
These
O
some
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FIRE .£.':r:':._1:'.i°.s;`;.;'.1‘:.".'.;-.‘.::i “
_ ' get liisurance_satCost" 
._ ' For rates in ihe P. E_.'Island Mutual Fire Insurance
Companiesoii farm buildings, churches, halls. school
houses. country _stores etc. Apply to 
 Royal Bank Building ' Charlottetown
Heat in Your Winter
' ` ' _'"9' ."' f'fl..f"'$..' "'.'. _
l‘riiiiior'a sanitary hot-air heallngisyotem. ~ _ 
'mi tfaysteminttanni-  .mr 
w1ii_ter.d`aystliiitarecoming'. _.'{~ V f. __ _-.__i 
'  _ ‘._'_.‘ u\i,o4»'fti‘l
iia.._a:».im. umomm new .mrr
i ' _ . > I .
`  M ;'i'i' 01|
 full, _
like a' cushion 
1    c. ll. nizti; ~
iios-1-zzswimo. ’ ,W 
_ When You Want Good Summer
ou makeno mistake when ou investigate the merltsof
Stea,llablh _lth-" ill,
the cold of winteeit' siiilsuiiyiialir vemhciiiignthun 
_ _  when the _work of installation would bother 113 ‘
~l_eti'st;~is proper time to see about ii system ofthe eo
_ _.f up-r"\ »~.
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