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"always respected it by

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‘rams

Sold only in sealed packages

a ilk ASSAM quality gives it ’ . that rich ﬂavor

REDROSE

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CIT Y

' OF CIIARLOTTETOWN

, Iiadies and Gentlmen:

. Iflaving been solicited by a large number o1 the citizens and tax payers 0f Charlottetown to oﬁer as a candidate for the Mayoralty at the

I influence, -

the citizens. ‘

forth coming election, I have consented tb offer for the ofﬁce and beg to solicit your support and

An extended report of the past year's work is now before you. You will observe that we have succeeded to make revenues and expenditures meet and have a balance to the good. _

My work at the Council Board is well known to most of the tax payers of the city and I think that Imay fairly assume that the result of my work meets with the ‘approval of the majority of

Many of my friends believe that I am en- titled to the position on account of my length of service to the city, having served for a greater

_ member of the Council. the forth coming: term.

terment of the city.

Ward Z '

Having been ri-tiiii-sﬁiitl It,» l: Iartgi»

number of the electors or Ward Two to heeonie a i".l‘IlIll . t-'~ at tlii- comlng election, I h: t- tlt-t-iilwtl ‘o acceed to their \\'I.~'.llt's and now place myself before ilic riot-tors of the Ward. Being nnalilt- to set- all

personally I take IIII¢ opportunity of soliciting your >'.l1i|IIIl'I. honor me with elecﬁou on Wetliit-s

day next I will assure you that I - , will devote my enerc‘

to tho iiir thernnce of any piogrossiizt- move

a

ljment, (consistent with our reven-

ue) tending i0 the. procrt ss and prosperity of our city un-l i1pevililly to Ward Two.

Ilespectfully".

RICHARD J. LEDWELL

L. B. MILIER'S CARD

m l To The Iilertors of Witty] l"i\'t-.

Ladies and Gcnllement-ifor three gonsecuilvti tot-ins you IIIIVI‘ lone me the honor of electing me "is one of your represi-iitzitivt-s at ‘he (foiint-il Board. and now in ob~ erlleuce to ii general rt-tint-d, I 1.11mi- Iy comply with your xvishts to nominate again. and takt- this means of gﬂihllilllg your support on

, Ilie 11th inst. The Ballot Art ivas train-ll Itil"

the protection oI the voter. I Ilt\\'I‘ refrriiiiing from a personal twaiirass.

Much its has been done for the IVartI during the lust. few years. much remains to bt- (lone. and to accomplish it in part. wlthcut in» volvlng the city I submit:

1. The Gravel Pit at Elinuw-yl. t.wn- ed by the city. MUST be tipenwtl up. for It contains in abundance tlii- material required on our streets, and quite within tlit- nit-ans oi‘ the civic finances.

2. The Dominion IIuIIsIIlK HFIII-Ill" should he takrn up at (II't"‘ with the Provincial (Iovt-rnnit-nt. for tlii- housing problem is liticninliip: ser- "lous iii (Tliarlottt-toirn.

3. Having stictzeetle-tl in getting a lease of a large portion of Ilrltlat- Hill from the Nlillttiry IIIIIIIOPIIICH. and had bathing litiust~s' t-ri-cittl there In. It can be mad}: Into n delightful Park for old and yniiui: at little or no expense. The oasttwrn portion of the city is entitled to it. A gentleman has already offered that permission has been receivi-tl and

'_iiiangements completed to supply

the place with IVIIIEI‘. _l believe in improvement, consi- silnt with our means.

_,~ .Trusting that my work in the

wcrrants a continuance of r confidence. I am, I ' Obedlently yours. L. B. MILLER.

Ii‘ you

length of time than any member of the Council Board and Iiave performed the duties of my oiﬁce in a fair and eﬂicient. manner since becoming a

If you do nie the honor of election there will be nothing neiratitct» with regard to my policy for

I will use every effort

to promote all and every good work undertaken by the Council for the general welfare and bet-

Charlottetown has made much progress in civic betterment in the past several _vezirs and I believe that I can claim a fair share of the credit for‘ the progress that has been made. I will be unable'to see personally the electors before

oiling day and rely upon the citizens of Char- ottetoirn, whose sense of fair play and justice is well known, to rally to my support. - . Yours respectfully,

n. J. RILEY.

the use.

i0 TI-IE ELECTORSI OF witty 2

At the request of rrlarge ni1in- litr of (‘IIIZPIIF in Ward ‘.5, l have It-ttiilwl to tiffer as a caiitlitlute for (‘oiincillor In the forthcoming elec- illill. I take this tipportiiiiity of

i-tilit-iting your support. If elected" I will endeavor to look after the_in- torests of the (‘ity in general and of Ward 2 iii particular. ltespectfully' yours, WM. MORAN.

To the Eleclbd oi Ward 5

Ladies- and (II*IIII(.‘IIII:III—~

’I‘wi> years ago, without soilcita tlon on my part you elected me us one of your representatives to the "ity (‘oiiiiril. During my term have rntieiavtiretl to look zifter the in ILYFPSIH of the (‘ity to the host of my tibillty. and I think I may claim at Iiiir share of the credit of Ia- auzmrating the policy of permanent streets, If my work has met with your ttpproval and you see fit to re-elect me for another term I will continue to give of my time and what little ability I [iossess to con- ilnue this work and further the

best. interests of tho City generally. _

I do not intend to make any csn- vass, but leave the mutter entirely for you to decide as to whether you wish nie to represent you for another tcrm or not. Yours truly, J. J. McKINNON.

I-‘cb 4th till 11th.

To the Electors oi Ward 5

Ladies and Gentlemen:- Two years ago, you did me 'lic honor of electing mo as one of your representatives at the council ImIIHI, iintl now, at the request. of a large number of tho electors, I agnlirntiiiiiniito, and take this nieatis of stilirltiiig your SIIPIIOTI. at the. torilicoiiiing election. As far us lay in my bower I have always worked in the best interests of the (thy in IZIBIIPFIXI and Ward flvo in particular, Iienrlng III mind that our city flmtncos will not allow of permanent streets all over the Cit)’. at least for some years Io come, I am In favor of opening the City uravt-I pit at Surrey to procure material tn Improve our clay streets I also favor the Dominion housing SLIIPIIIC, providing it does not im- pose additional burden on our city faith-cos, I also will support all lm ptovemonts ‘consistent with our revenue 'l‘riisiiiig my services of the past term wI.l warrant a continuance of your tutor I am yours truly.

H. F. CONN IRS.

6795-2-5-ME5i

ifnuln nut In: siquutun

‘ The Woman Who "I

I Loved and Earned

BY JANE PHELPS

A Modern Story of Home and ' Bunlnen

ovovoo

»»»»»»“»‘»»»~ A PICNIC INVITATION (‘IIAI"I'I§II' 48.

We now settled down to the same liuinilruiii existence which

I had been ours ever since we came r back from our weddiiiig journey.

Hurry flown to breakfast‘ In the morning, often saying goodbye for the day In the hail, with others looking on.

Robert said no more against our ivay of living. and I concluded he had at list become sensIbE, and undorstood how better It was to lire conifortiibly there than to attempt to pliicli along on less money

He had paid uic all he had boi- rowed, or I liud given him; and as he had done b/{ore he had lost his position, he now paid for our board and rooin. It Ictt him scarcely -.in_vtliiiig, but no matte,- what l stiiiti, he insisted that he pay our "keep" as he called it. '

lie hail been with (‘aildling about three mouths. when one day In enr- l_v summer lie canto home and ex- citedly Iold Jne there was to'be ‘a picnic given all the employees.

“'I‘lie married ones have the jiririlc-ga of bringing their wives, and It's not to cost any of us a soil!"

“But I wouldirt know anyone," I tibjertetl. I hated to meet

Conquers Constipation

don't let constipation poison your blood nd curtail youreoergyn

.- t your liver and bowe : , onTr-prk prop- ,» _ ‘

larly take IABTIIIIPS _ Little Liver , “ "ills today

in d y o I.\ r I rouble will we.» , . ‘ase. For dlzzlzi lack of appetite. iieadaclie and bi:i,;hy skin nothing‘ :an equal them. Purely vegetable Small Pill-Sun]! Dose-Smallh-lcc , )8. CARTEES IRON PILL!» Nature's at nerve and blood tonic for emla, Rheumatism, Nenroluuea, llleeplesauess and Female Wellness. n16

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FARM ‘EOR SALE My farm arm Point, North River. consisting of 5O acres of

' land Iii a very high state of cultiv-

ition with large house and barns in good repair. This property IS splendldLv sitiintctl 7 miles from the city in summer by road and only I 1-2 miles across the ice In tt-intt-r. A ferry is in operation In stininier; wharf five minutes walk roiu house. There is abundance of seaweed, the farm having shore fronts on both North and West Rivers. Price rensonalble. If not soil] by Fob. 18th will be sold by I)II‘I)IIC ituctlon on that date; with stock crop", implements and liousc~ iiolti~ furniture. Reserve this date, Feb. 18. llandhllls with list o1‘ stock ..~tc.. later. Phone. Property can be inspected at any time. DAVID WHITE, in 2.7.10,”

WANTED

A young lady to work inulrilg store. Must have oﬂlce experience. Apply “A. B. C." Guardian.

6832-" (HlIEIf

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Ildiperty for. Sale at Northlviltshire

The underslgncil tiffcrs for sale his general stare anll dwelling house, the Post Oillce is in the store. . .

If tlii sproperty is not sold by "wrote sale by the 25th Febriiaigv 1920, It will be sold by public auc- tion on a day Io Ibe named later.

E. CAMPBELL. IOMPIIJI.

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To the Electors of Ward 5

Ladies and Gentlemenz-Qulte a hum-her of my friends have asked me to again offer as a candidate for Ward 5 at. the forthcoming (‘ivic Idler-lion. I have. tlecided to do so and most. respectfully solicit your support. Having represented your Ward for four years previou- sly, I think It unnecessary to make any promise except to say that I shall exercise my vcry best judg ment in all matters pertaining to the welfare of the city. Thanking you In advance, I am.

Yours faithfully, R. HAROLD JENKINS.

6760-2-4~Ml'1tf.

' THE cndnnorrsrowu GUARDIAN.

strangers! Also I thought most of those who went would he young clerks whose wives I might not- cure to know.

"You can get acquainted, can't you?" some of hi; elation bad oozed from Robert's voice.

"I don't think I can go anyway. We are pretty busy, and as" I am to have two weeks next month, I hate to ask for a day now."

“Suit yourself, of course." Now ALL his elation was gone. Ho spoke Iii a hard dry voice which should have warned me. "But

TBIITBIIIIIJPI‘ I asked you," lie added. >

after a moment,

"I'll remember! and I hope you will have a lovely day. You have vrarked-hard for them, and deserve a little consideration."

“'l'liat'.. where you are mistaken, I haven't worked hard, and don't tleserve anything. Fellows far younger than I am are way ahead of rne—so you are sure you‘ won't

"Yes, I know I svouldif-t care for .

It."

Saturday was the day chosen for the picnic. It dawned bright and bgautlful, and Robert was delight- e . .

“If It had rained It would have been a wicked shame. All the fel~ lows are banking on such a good time. And the management have planned a wonderful diiy for us- games and all sorts of amuse- merits."

"That's lino. I expect you will come home all tired out, but you can sleep late and IIIBII’ take it easy tomorrow.’

“Don't stay in, or sit up for nie, I haven't any idea when I shall be home. I told you, didn't I," he spoke with studied indifference, "that I had asked Marion to go in your place? They said at the store If our wives couldn't come, or we Iiad none, we might Invite a lady to accompany us, so I urged Mar- ion to go." , ,

"1 imagine she tlldnit need much urging." ,

“Oh, but. she ditl—altlioiigh I could see she was dying to go ali the time. She wouldn't say yes, uiitll I had sworn that nothing would make you go, and assured her she wasn't taking your place."

"Very considerate, I am sure," Suddenly I wished I HAD said i would go. Even my sarcasm had not dampened Robert's spirits. His eyes sliotvii with anticipation.

"Biarioii is always considerate. Well goodbye, Gerry! I'll be here when I get, here," and he vreiit off tlown the stairs two at a time whisttlliig joyously.

"Going after Marion Hovey," I muttered as I dressed for the shop. “Designing iniiix. why tloesn't she so with Iicr brothers when she ivanls ‘w go out instead of taking my Iiusliantl ziway from me?"

llad I known that once again Robert was comparing us, that he was thinking what a jolly COIIIpan. Ionable wife Marlon would make for some once-always ready to go or do what a. fellow waniteil—— I would have been still more illsturb- ed. As It was, I passed a mﬁgerablg day, my thoughts all on my husband and Marion Hovey enjoying them-- selves at the picnic; When I told diary Ryan, she looked at me a moment, and then she said:

T'Gierry. you're a tl-fool!"

(To Be Continued.)

For Chest Colitis and Group

_(‘.olds In the Back, ‘spasmodic Croiip and any congestion, Inﬂam- mation or pains caused from Colds, tise Grave's 0~I’eii-'I‘riite Salve. It opens the pores and‘ penetrates the skin. Its stimulating and Iiealing Effect soon gives relief. 35c per hex- lt_ YOIII‘ nrusgisi hasn't any. Svlltl Zoe In postage stamps to Paris Medicine Company, I93 Spad- na Ave, Toronto. and a full size box will be mailed to ,i'oii promptly.

Pharmacy lIIOIIIIIIRIIOIIS

'I‘lie Board of Examiner: of the Prince Edward Island Pharmaceuti- cal Association will meet for the Durpose of examining candidates of- fering ifor registration on Monday, February 16th 1920.

Applications must be received Ialer than Monday, February

For further particular,‘ apply m

W. J. BROWN, Secretary-Registrar Charlottetown, Jan. 27, 1920. IIEMX-I-ZDMDtsISI.

SEALED TENDERS, addressed to the Postmaster tit-nerd], will he ro- tielved at Ottawa until rioon,on Idrl- day, the ‘llltli Iiltircli. I920. for the

(T"Il\'(‘_\'lln(‘,ﬂ of on ll. proposed Yvarﬂ. K

His I\II\]('II.,\"H Mnlls.

(lontrnﬂ. for four times per week on the route (‘entrai Iicdetiuc Iliirni Mull "Will-O Ne. I. from the Postmaster tii-ncriiPs pleasure.

Printed notices containing fiirthr-r information us to conditions til‘ pro- posed (‘oniruct miiy he, seen mid blank forms of Tender may be ob- Iiiltit-xl tit ihc Pout. Offices of (‘on- trul Ifotlequt- and at the office oi tlii: Post IIITIt-o Inspector.

JOHN ls‘. \\'lIl'lAll, I'M! Oﬂlcr Inspector. Pout UIIIPI‘ Inspectors (llIlcn

Zlllit Jun" "I2

670i-2-ii-hlldtiicsfll

1'0 the Electors oi Ward 3

Iuidics and Gentlemen:-

Havlng been asked by many of the Electors of Ward 'I‘hroe to nominate at the coming election I have done s0. I have served you for the past six years. M-y record ls before you and if you think well of It I ask you to support mt- at the coming Election. I will he tin- irble to make a. personal canvass and I take this opportunity of ask- ing you for your support.

Yours Fuithfuily. H. B. RATTRAY.

Tn 11th.

Eiluable llroperty For Sale

‘ Within the limits of Charlotte- town, 12 acres of choice land to- gether with dwelling house, barns

dcnlng. or ranching purposes. or choice building lots. 14 minutes walk from the market. For pin-- Iiculnrs Apply to Benj Carter, Auctioneer.

ﬁ878-2-7-_M Eﬂpd. '.

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Olnwhat a Jazz is

Just as these’ exclusive Columbia artists seem to have tied themselves into a musical knot in this syncopated fox-trot, introducing “The Vamp,” they extricate themselves by a melodi- ous miraclc and jazz merrily on. Coupled with Gorman’s Novelty Syncopators’ fox-trot “Barkin’ Dog.” A.2344_90¢

'4 r"

COLUMIIA GRAFONOLASI Inndlrd Models up to S380

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an

tory, saw and grist mills. d

"Elihu. K. noes,

6503<1-28Ml9tf.

Till You

1O

Ted Lewis Jazz BandsO"!

For Sale by

' , A. E. TOOMBS

I67 Queen Street. Charlottetown

NOTICE T0 FARMERS

Our agents will take delivery of live hogs at our usual buying points on Thursday, January 29th, and Thursday, lfebruary 12th. We want good stock for which we will pay highest market prices.

See our agents before disposing of your hogs.

FARIVI FOR SALE

A farm of 77% acres with good buildings situated at Suffolk, 9 miles from Charlottetown. Convenient to school, churches, butter fuc-

Mnsoiilc iBuIIdIiig, Charlottetown

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“ord

A'm't Heard Nothin’ ‘red Hear A1 Jolson ~

AI tells'you all about his sweetheart-o almost all—in this latest famous laugh of, this exclusive Columbia artis is featured twice, and he keeps all the time. Coupled eedy, tuneful song,

it

Sinbad hit. Th

Hickman Trio tf-Iits» the High’ Spots

The Hickman Trio,’ from Art Hickman’s Orchestra, which makes records for Columbia exclusively, jazzcs the fox-trot “Nobody Knows” and the one-step, “Wonderful Pal” in a way to make an aged cripple forget he ever had the gout.

A-2839—90c

A Few More Mid-Month diffs‘

Where the Lnnterna Glow ,~ ,_ . Campbell and Burr A4343) Jun Like a Rose '

All I Have Are Sunny Weather Friends Campbell and Burr LAB???’

Nowllinow . . ~f .-. t. n1. .- . Lewis James

0h, What a Pol Wu Mary ~=_._ . .. Prince's Orchestra Carolin: Sunshine .

._ Forcve: Blowing Bubbled“? ‘F. _Toscha Scidel} 7”“ ti

~.- .- , X" Jame: and Harrison 90c

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Prince's Orchestra

$1.99,

Ge! the New Columbia Novelty Record Booklet Every Columbia out" Ina it

m» Qliunbla Raoul: - Sululhc um and zou- o! Envy mull

135 CQLUMBIA GRAPIIOPHONE gainer-onto, \ .

ou laughing

with Bi ly Murrayl “Come On and Play .A-2836—-904

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TEIIDIIIIS B Iltttfiliililgwillied

Sealed tenders will tbs received .by the undersigned up to Friday. February 27th from butterniakerc willing to take charge of Lake Verde factory season of I920. Ten- iders to state wages per month wan- ted. Maker to ﬁnd his own help If any required.

GEO. E. LANE, Secretary Address Vernon River. 6828-2-8ME19I.

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SIIPERIIOSPIIATE SLAG

Above fertilizers now in stock, can supply at lowest prices. Now Is the time to buy as prices are

sure to advance. DEBLOIS BROS» LTD.

6530-1-29IMEtf.

NOTICE

As I uni leaving the Island about the 15th of this month all‘ accounts due m0 must. be settled at l3 Sydney St. or mailed before that d-ate. If not. set- tled then, they will have to be left for collection. Any goods to be re- turned can be left at. above address. H. J. CAMPBELL- “Tliellawlai Man."

~ . 13 Sydney ‘Street OS27-2-6ME5ipd.

N TICE

If you have horses In poor con dliiou from the effects of distem per or from any other 081186. W118i‘! the coat is dry and dirty looking and they have no ambition. And they do not improve on the feed that they are getting.

Try a box of Dr. Churches condl tion powder which will build them up and put tbein- In a good thrifty state of health where they will keep on less feed and look better. Sold by all stores or direct on re ceipt of one dollar"

. W. G. CHURCH Siimmerside, P. E. I. 63I6-l-I7-MEti’.

“solicit

We are prepared to buy any quan- tity of live and dressed hogs pay- ing the highest market prices.

Following I: a list of our buyer: who will buy tat their respective ata- tions every Wednesday until fur- ther notice.

tEfverett. wedlock, Hunter River.

Perley Drake, Vernon,

Alex D. Martin, Grand View.

I-Iarry Jenkins, Hazelbrook.

Bert R. Brown, York.

John Whitehead, Keiislngton.

Louis Muttart and T. H. Smith, Albany.

William Clark, Summerside.

We take hogs every week day at the Plant In Charlottetown.

For Information Phone Oillce 532, Plant 533.

CANADIAN PACKING 00., LTD., Kenslngton Road, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

J. M. ROOF, Manager

NO'_I‘_ICE

Diiierent Grades

TIIE IIENSINGTON SASII & DOOR FACTORY

il829-2-MiElwk.

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puny 0i’ CaIiatIat.

Apply to 6.1. McOonnac, Agency Director

REVERE HOTEL BLOCK, CHAR LOTTITOWN, OSIiI-Z-OMEHIM.

AGENTS WANTED

The undersigned wishes to engage a few men to solicit business fgr the London Life Insurance Com-

I't is easier to write Insurance forthe London“ Life than for any other Life Company, for it is the Company paying the largest profits to policy-holders. Profits paid last year were 65 per cent. in excess of original estimates. Consult ‘the last Annual Report of the Superintendent of Insurance and see for your‘- self that the London Life is without an equal. You m" “' ”°““°" °‘°‘“’°°“' “"8 need not fear com etition if you work for the Lou'- ami out buildlna: tor market. w don Life, for it lea s-others follow.

WM. DAVIES 00., LTD.

E. M. CRAIG,

-- Isl-and Manager. 6325-1-19-memtueo4mos.

Name and Address. Amos Rodd, North Milton

Neil A. Boulter. Glenwood, Lot. 8 S. C. Stewart, D Chas. McFadyen, Riverdnle ........ ..

2629-1~B-MEtuss1 mo.

Department

2529-1 iiMiliueslmo.

PURE BRED LIVE STOCK EOR SALE

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Breed. .................... .. Shorthorn bull

. Holstein hull. as; your; ..... "Holstein bull 155 you;

3" ‘ Owes

........................ .. Eliot-thorn hull, 8 your;

Department of Agriculture.

of Agriculture

Big values in Soft Coal Large quantity on hand. '