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FEBRUARY 10, 1920.

Gentleman x A Dress Shoe

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Patent Button Boots 4

Lon pointed toes, Blac Ciavdnette ‘tops

$12.75

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IT PAYS t0 11W in t-IIII Province.

SEAT SALE for iFoliies 1920 and House Next Door. Door opens at Reddins Drug Store today. 6913

PEOPLE WISHING TO SAVE MONEY should pay their electric light bill today and receive the dia- count, 6896.

CIIENWAH

The Talcum with .,the Odor “All lt’s~0w'u”

This is something entirely new in talcum powder, has a delightful, distinctive put up in a beautiful package and retails at a moderate

WAR MEMORIALS-Our “ls- Iaud Boys" and where they tough-t. showing at Mt. Stewart Hall 11th, Cardigan Hall 12th, Georgetown 13th. ——Reserve those dates. After- noon and evening. 2i

AN AGRICULTURAL SHORT COURSE WILL BE held at Spring- field Hall, Lot 67, beginning Wed- nesday evening, Feb. 18 and con lIiIIiIII-g to Friday evening.

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Fashionable Shoes for Cash

Get the Returned Man a Job

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PC9-9444 6090 OOO-QOQ O-O-Ofi-O-O-O

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in stock and to arrive

F" 1000 BAGS BRAN, 1000

BAGS MIDDLINGS, 600

BAGS OIL CAKE MEAL (old

prices) 500 BAGS CRACK-

ED CORN AND CORNMEAL,

BCHUMACHER FEED PUL-'- VEJIZED OAT FEED,

OERM MIDDLINGS.

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89,000 LBS FEED WHEAT, (675 Bass), 600 BAGS enouuo ova-ran aunts, onrr ron POULTRY, rune LINSEED MEAL, cor-rote Bsr-zo MEAL, FLAX seen, crushed OATS, FEED BAR. LEV, Buckwheat, etc. etc.

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Carter 6c C0 Ltd

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times $1.00

pricc——35c,

The 2 Macs

149 Gt. George St. it

o 9i! MOUNT HERBERT-Honor roll for Mount Herbert school for Jan-

' nary: (lrirtle Xll., l, Lois Mulch;

ADDRESSED SHORT COURSE. Mr. A. F. Curran of the Poultr-y Division and Messrs F‘. YT. Morrow" Dairy lnsp. Mr. Boul-ter and W. R. Shaw of the local Department of Agriculture, Mr. James Thompson ot’ the Sheep and Goat ‘Division, Ot- taava and Mr. Anderson, Ottawa went to Cardigan yesterday where they addressed tho Short Course in Agriculture last night.

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2, Elia lngs; 3, George Driscoll.

j Grade Vi., l, Clifford hionzightin;

2, Freddy ltloniighan. (lrarie iV (a) l, Russell Drlscoll; (h) l. llollis

Jenkins; 2, llerniee Mute-ii. tirade

' I (arl-ltlna Jenkins; (b) 2, Frvllt-ll’ Don't Drultadlslgggqlftlrgrg? Jenkins. Porter-t ittléndzinue, i-llla

cousin. Ool ~. - _ 0 _ ohm _ g in Inga, ilollis Jenkins. g3§Yi.°-.s§§§.-i.ia-.1s§aiii§1'=w. HOUSEHOLD SCIENCE.- The

second oi‘ the series of short cours-

I r-a in Household Science closed in If the Kindergarten Hall last week. l AhOdyfifi ’l‘hI-.re wag an exhibition ol.nill- 1' >~ ' l swing work by the

sdtxhéilltgntiidumlilhesses were given III’

Premier Bell, Hon. Mr. Crosby and E. T. HIEBS, M. l’. P-.¢°il1"l°"d‘ ing the students on their excellent work. A valentine luncheon was served by the. young T811105 am] lil- togetliei" a most ‘enjoyable time was spent. Miss Florence Philips 0t‘ Stinimorsirle, poured the tea and Miss Ella. McMahon. oi’ Kensington, ctii the ices. The Oiliefg assisting were Misses Avis Schurman. Slim- morside. Sophia Ramsay, Hamilton, Laura McLeod, Stanley llrirlge. Tim third source opened Monday with the following students: Wanda Farrah, Suni-merslde; lvliir- lon McEachern, New Haven; Mary Cameron, New I-iaven; Hazel l3. Stewart, Souris; Pearl llowatt, Summerslde; Mrs. Margaret Eile- worlh, Bunshaw; Belle Cutllffe, lions-haw; Litha Harvey, Summer- sirle; Blanche Woodside, Malpe due: Bernice lIanimlil Central Be- deque; Blanche Gardiner, COHl- wuli: Grace McPliee, New Haven; Bertha hIcQulIIan, New Haven; Margaret McCabe, Central Bede- qtw: Pearl Diamond, Windsor Sta-

ts a doctor's Prescription for In- ternal and external use with a record of over 100 in!!! 01 Illlell-

did success. A wonderfully

l soothing, healing, pain ‘wishing l a u o d 1 u e noon w . safely rely to

Get Well-

h-ioh rouoen

Don't pity a returned sol- dier, find him a job.

Don't neglect to btry a pnlr of the special bargain boots that we ore selling this week.

NEWS MAHOGANY BLUCH-

tion; Ann"- Forrl. Oyster Bea WSEOLITIES ilriilge; ('lli‘l‘ll‘. Woodsirle, Hainil- ton: llolcn (l. hTcDoniilil, Sea

View: Jennie LPPIIKP, South Rustl- rn; Maurie ihnni-dy, Britdalbzinc: liable Lord, Albany: E. Ruth (':i\"aii:\git, liarnacllfle; Bessie Wilclltliliiltl, .\ll. Stewart; Beatrice Murphy. ‘FHEOIKIVVIIL Belle (‘amp- bell. Eiticruld; Mrs. id. E. (lalbeck, llinkltiitoi" Road. ——-—<+>i

n-russo/tvas THE LAST DAY for receiving discounts on electric light bills for January lighting. Pay today and save money.

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$7.15

THIS WEEK

$6.95 Morris-Smith-Beer

FOR VALUE

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MARDI cans

MASQUE ' BALL

_ ~ Monday, February 16th‘

Charlottetown Country Club Ticket on Sale Reildiu Bros

And at Club i CENTLIJMEN $2.00

tine CENTRAL GUARDlAil,

SALE NOW ON FOR FOLLJES 1920 and House Next Door. Red- diiis Drug Store. | 6913

RESERVE WEDNESDAY, FEB. 11TH for the ciancert pie and candy social to be held in the French Riv- er Hall. Proceeds in aid of the Lit- erary Society. Ladies with pies and candy free. Admission 25 cents.

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THE FOURTH HOUSEHOLD SCIENCE shortcourse conducted by the Women's institute Branch will open- Monday, February 23rd. This is the last course to be held this ‘winter. 'i‘hose wishing to attend should apply at once of Del-la Soun- ders, Box 123, Wharlottetoyrn.

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NUTRITION EXPERT HERE-- Prof. G. Ennis Smith. biological chemist oi ihu Department of Stri- entitlt: Itcaeaircli. Otahra. has ili‘l'i\'~ ed in Charlottetown to make a special study of nutrition iii foxes. Prof. Smith has lollmved up this line of work for a good many years in the United States. where he was nutrition expert in Aluiit-ana -in the U. S. Department of Agriculture. Before going to Aloiitutia he was 1t member oi’ the Provincial Board oi liealth of Ontario and was on the stall‘ of the Oiitariti Agricultural College.

KING'S COLLEGE RESUMES WORK.-——At a liifitillllg of the Fac- ulty of King's (Jnllege, Windsor. held last week to discuss plansrioi- the future, it was decided to re- sume lecturer-won ‘fliursilay of this week. 'l‘lit- Puciilty innit the inc-inb- a-rs oi the Board hi‘ 'i‘i".idi- late-r iii tlir: morning and iirt-rpterl tlii-ii- ol- ler int the "Flltioii" as a resltlvltizt- for the students. “t‘.lii'ton" is an- other old latidmark ot‘ the town,‘ and the forittor r ids-nor: of Judgi- IIJIIIIUFIOII, hislnriltn, , itoiiiitiniily‘ known as “Sam Slit-k," and iwltings to the estate ht‘ the late J. W. t‘htircliill, of ilantspurt. 'l‘lie gr-h- erosity’ ut' the owners iii citiuriiig this spacious and comfortable bulld- lug with all modern conveniences is a most commendable ont- Sliyrl a llzrlifax Iixchaiige. Several ot‘ the students arrived iii the city Sutur- day night. on a short holiday’.

NASAL CATARRII

ThOliQh Very Common It is a Ser- ious DIsease-—-W°rse at This ‘ ' Season

It is an lnilaintnation oi the mucous membrane, causing a dis- charge, and is aggravated -by colds and sudden changes of weather, but depends on an impure condi-

niay develop into consumption by". breaking down the delicate tissues , and impairing the general health. ’

Begin treatment with Hood's

0f His Majesty King Edward Vll-, Chapter 17,

the said city. ain't! of one person to serve as a Common Councilman

city, and of two persons t cll for Ward Number 4 o?“ as Common Councilman in said Council for Ward Number 5 In tne said city; being in all a Mayor and Eight Common Councilmen, rep- resenting the city as follows:

tion of the blood. When chronic it: ,

If You I “Good Coffee I d - q I

Older some “SEAL BRAND" made from the choicest upland berries, grown in luxurious Fnpig

IIIIII, O I L an ‘ ‘I “'*""""“3"‘"""i SEAL BRAND _¥

Then in m ' ' a, allow ntalolespoonful of coffee to eacli cup dlsired, pour boiling water on it, simmer five minutes, clear with a dash oFcoId wsur.

Your dealer sells "SEAL BRAND", whole, ground, and fine-ground, in ,'£, x and z-lb. tins, hermetically sealed, so that the oofee reaches ‘you riclh in its

CHASE Q. SANBORN MONTREAL. e

cinemas a stillras’

destroy the germs which cauru

sore throat, quinsy, tonsilitfb Keep a box handy. _

Bo much easier to use than gargles-plcasant to the taste.

I ALL DRUGOISTS

National Drafik Chemical Cote! Cllldqllniited

Civic Election

in pursuance of an Act of the Legislature of the Province of Prince Edward lsinrrri, made and passed ln the Third year of the r¢lgn inltuled “An Act to consolidate and amend the several Acts incorporating the City of Char- lottetown," and all Acts in amendment thereof or In addition thereto,

I do hereby give PUBLIC NOTICE that an Election of a Mayor for

in the City Council for each of Wards Numbers 1, 2 and 3, of the said erve as Common Councilman In said Coun- he said city, and of three persons to serve

For Ward Number One . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. One Councillor For Ward Number Two .. . . One Councillor Ward Number Three One Councillor Ward Number Four .. .. Two Councillors Ward Number Five . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Three Councillor:-

For For For

WILL BE HELD

On Wednesday

THE ELEVENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D., 1920 AT THE SEVERAL PLACES THAT IS TO SAY:

in Ward 1 west, at or near the ‘shopward 4 Central, at or near Silas J- otflFeilx Hughes on the East aide Whitock’; Shop being No. 182 on

of Queen Street, being No. 56 the South Side of Kent Street. Queen Street. Ward 4 East, at or near Mrs Me- Ewen’: dwelling house No. 180

Ward 1 East, at or near the dwell- weymouth 3"”,

Election 0t Commiss

in pursuance of an Act of the

P AGE FIVEfi“ ioners

ot Sewers and itVater Supply

Legislature of the Province of

Prince Edward lslantd, made and pa seed in theThlr-g year of the r°lqn _°f His Majesty King Edward VII-, Chapter 17, lnltuied “An Act to consolidate and amend the several Acts Incorporating the City or Char-

I do hereby give PUBLIC NOTICE

In Ward 1 west, at or near the shop of Felix Hughes on the East side of Queen Street, being No. S6 Queen Street.

Ward 1 East, at or near the dwell- ing house of John Quinn, being No. 131 King Street.-

Ward 2 west. at the dwelling house of James Rush, on the soutn side of Sydney Street, being No's 92 94, Sydney Street.

Ward 2 East, at the dwelling house oi Patrick McCloskey, No. 174 Sydney Street.

Ward 3 In the Building.

Ward 4 west, of the City Building.

And at the said Election the P

in the forenoon'and continue open of the same day.

Market House

DESCRIPTION OF P

WARD ONE East of Great George Street-Jilin "t Pulling Division Slillil (Hilli- pi e all Ilial piirtlun oi‘ \.\':irtl Num- lii-r (mo, in thr- I‘ity of (‘liiirltittv- town, sitiiali- l-laii-"I 0t‘ (lrflllt (ivlifiifi Street, and the pull shall be held at or iit-ar IIII‘ dwr-iliiii; oi‘ John Quinn, No. 1:11 King St.

West of Great George Street -- The Second I’0llill;_', Division shall comprise all that portion of Ward Number tine, in the (‘ity oi‘ (‘har- lottetown, qillhlltl \\’\'..-=t of Great (ieorgc Sit m, and the poll -.ii.'ill lit: lit-id at or ti-‘iir Felix Ililliliies‘ Shop, being No. 5t; (int-eh Street

WARD TWO.

East of Great George Street- The 'l‘hii'tl‘ Polling Division shall comprise all that. portion or‘ Wiiril Number 'l‘w0, in the (‘ity m’ (‘liar

lottettiwil, situate Eztst ti!‘ (law-at George Street. and lllt‘. poll shall oe huld at or litilll‘ tlii- tlwelliiiir.

house 0i’ Patrick .\ict".loslte,v, No.

ing house of John Quinn, being w

Ne. 131 King stun. ard 5 west, at or near Harry Lar-

ter’; Barber Shop, No. 7 Upper

174 Sydney St rout.

West of Great George Street—

iottetown," and all Acts In smendm ent. thereof or in addition thereto,

that an Eldsetlon for

THREE COMISSIONERS OF 8E WERS AND WATER SUPPLY FOR THE CITY OF CHARLILTTETOWN WILL BE HELD

On Wednesday

THE ELEVENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D.,1920 AT THE SEVERAL PLACES THAT IS T-O SAY:

Ward 4 Central, at or near Silas J- Whitoclds Shop being No. 1B2 on the, South Side of Kent Street.

Ward 4 East, at or near Mrs Mc- Ewews dwelling houge Ne, 130 Weymouth Street.

Ward 5 west, at or near Harry Lar- ter’; Barber Shop, No. 7 Upper

. Queen Street. .

lWard 5' west Central, at Mr. Gray

I Murphy's Shop, Dominion House,

on the west side of Great George Street. Ward 5 East Central. at or near I Mrs._Sarah J. Higgins dwelling house, 212 Great George Street. Ward 5 ‘East, at or near tne dwell I Ing house of Bernard Klgqlns, No. 266 Euston Street East.

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oll will be opened at Nine o'clock until Five o'clock In the afternoon

OLLING DISTRICTS WARD FOUR WEST’

West of Great George Street- Tlie ldlgliih Pulling Division shall coiiipi-i all that portion of Ward Nuiiilir-i- l-‘uur Iii the said City, situ- ate West ot‘ (ire-at George Street, and the poll shall be held at the lingiho lloust: ltoom in the City lliiiiiliiiig. _

when FIVE EAST

East of Hlllsborough Street- Tilt‘ Ninth Polling Division shall ‘Jlillijlidfiti all that portion of Ward Nmnbr-i- l-‘lve, in Charlottetown, blast ut‘ llillsbortiugli Street, 8nd a line in continuation thereof to the IIIYISIUII line between Charlotte- town (Yoiiimon and Royalty, and ilic poll shall be held" at or near the dwelling house of Bernard Kig- giiis, Nu. 26C Finstoii St., East

WARD FIVE EAST CENTRAL ' Tho Tenth Polling Division shall

comprise all that portion 0f Ward l-‘ivr- in Charlottetown, East of

Sarsaiparilia at once. This rnerii- Ward 2 West, if "w dVI/Qlllflfl "W"

cine purities the blood, removes

the cause of the disease, and gives _ of ‘Sydney Street, being No’: 02

permanent relief. it ha's been en- ‘ 9,4, $Ydfl=y 5"“?-

tirely satisfactory to three gener- ‘

ations.

if a cathartic is needed take

Hood's Pills-they enliven the liv-

er, regulate the bowels \-

_of Patrick McCloskey, No. i Sydney Street. Ward 3 In the Building.

Ward 4 west, of the

City Building. DAVIS AND FRASEITS FRESH AND PORK SAUS- AGES ON SA E NOW BY ALL LEADIN GROCERS, GOVERNMENT STAMPED ON EACH WRAPPER. ONE OF THE CHOICEST MEAT- FOODS ON THE MARKET AND ALSO THE CHEAP- EST BECAUSE NO WASTE WHATEVER IN USING.

in the forenoon and continue open of the same ‘day.

DESCRIPTION OF P0 WARD ONE

East of Great George Streeb-The First Polling Division shall com- prise all that portion of Ward Num- ber One, iu the City of Charlotte- town, situate East of Great George

l372-10-0MtI. Street, and‘ the poll shall be held Z ———-——— ,~—-— at or near the dwelling of John Quinn, No. 131 King St. geiitfllitfilfiflfllfikfllidaiig¢ lWest of Great George Street»-

The Second Polling Division shall ‘omprise all that portion of Ward afilumber One, in the City of Char- (lottetowu, situate West of Great (George Street, and the poll shall be held at or near Felix Hughes‘ Shop, being No. 56 Queen Street.

WARD TWO.

East of Great George Street— The Third‘ Polling Division shall icoinprlsc all that portion of Ward -Number Two, in the City of Char- jlottetown, situate East oi‘ Great. George Street, mid tho poll shall 'bc lteid at or near the dwelling ,housc of Patrick McCloskey, N0. I I74 Sydney Street.

West of Great George Street- Tho Fourth Polling Division shall comprise all that portion oi Ward Number Two, in the City of Char- lottetown, situate West of Great ‘George St., and the poll shall be -heid at or near James Rusb's resi- deuce, 92-94 Sydney Street-

LOW BREEZES ‘ BLOW

Wind and weather have no terrors for the face that is protected ‘by

__“0ur Parisian Balm

It is-a delicate emollient for daily use. As it is com- posed purely of vegetable products, it is easily ulbsorh-

e . Keeps the akin smooth, soft and white and prevents chopping. ‘Should be used before and

after exposure to the cold WARD THREE

and wind. g I The Fifth Polling Division shall TRY I'D-YOU'LL FIND IT ' . EXCELIJNT comprise Ward Number 'lhree, In

the City of Charlottetown, and the poll shall be held at the Market House. i

WARD FOUR EAST

East of Hiilsborouph Street- The Sixth Polling Division shall ' comprise all that portion of Ward Number Four, in the City of Char- lottetown, situate east of I-liilaboro St., and the poll shall be held ut or near the dwelling house of Mrs. McEwen, No. 180 Weymouth St.

WARD EOUR CENTRAL

The Seventh Polling Division shall com-prise all that portion of Word Number Four, situate West of Hillsborough Street and East of Great George Street, and the poll shall be held at the shop of Silas J. Whltioek, being No. 182 on the

Johnson 8i Johnson

The Quality Drugstore ‘Jar. Kent and Prince Streets

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Office, Royal Bank [i

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- . S Ward 2 East, at the dwelling nous: ward 5 East central’

Mark“ Hm!" Ward 5 East, at or near the dwell.

And at the said Election the Poll will be opened at Nine o'clock

Queen Street.

i of James Rush, on the south aide Ward 5 west Central, at Mr- Gray

Murphy's Shop, Dominion House, on the west side of Great George treet. at or near Mrs. Sarah J. Higgins dwelling "WW. 212 Great George Street.

ing house of Beriihrd Kigglns, No. 266 Euston St-reet East.

untiLFive o'clock ‘n the afternoon

LLING DISTRICTS WARDVFOUR WEST

West of Great George Street- The Eighth Polling Division shall comprise all that portion of Ward Number Four in the said City, situ- ate West of Great George Street, and the poll shall be held at the Engine House Room in the City Building.

WARD FIVE EAST

Eatt of l-Iilisbnrough Street“. The Ninth Pulling lr.vi.».loi1 aha; I (ZOUIDTISI; all that pom-in oi‘ Wnrvl Number Five. in L?li‘.ii'loLIeto\vn.i East oi‘ llillzalioroiigli Szrcet, and a

line ii: continuation the-root‘ to tlii» division line between ‘Charlotte

town (‘ziiiitnon and ltoyalty’, and the poll shall be held‘ at or near the dwelling house of Bernard Kig- gins, No. 2G6 lfiuston St., East

WARD FIVE EAST CENTRAL

The Tenth Polling Division shall comprise all that portion of Ward Five in Charlottetown, East of Gren/t George Street and the Mal~ poquo Road and West of Hills- borough Street and of n line in con- tinuation thereof to the division line between Charlottetown Coin- mon and Royalty, and the poll shall be held a-t or near the dwelling house of Sarah Jane Higgins, being No. 212 Great George Street.

WARD FIVE WEST CENTRAL

West of Great Georfle Street and East of Queen SL-The Eleventh Polling Division shall comprise all that portion of Ward Five in Char- lottetowa, West of Great George Street and the Maipeque Road. nod East of Queen Street, and the "Poll shall be held at the shop of Mr. Grey Murphy, Dominion House, situate on the West side of Great George Street.

WARD FIVE WEST.

The Twelfth Polling Division shall edmprise all that portion of Ward Five in Charlottetown, situ- ate West of Queen Street, including Government House and Land and Victoria Park, and the poll shall to he held at or near the shop of Harry Larter, being No. 7 Upper

Building, Charlot- g, tetown. ‘

Ofiice Hours: 113073-1230, 2-5. '

Phone _ 68-Y