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T051115 ELECTORB OF THE oi:

Y OF CHARLOTTETOWN.

Ladkfla and Gentlement- ‘ “a! have been approach‘ by n

er of the Electors of the City

to nominate as s Commissioner

Sewers and Water Supply, l have contest as And if you see your way

decided to enter the such. clear to elect me to that position

can assure you that i will do my interestvof the Citizens as a whole m that

And as it will be lim- possible for me to call llbon every Elector i take this opportunity oi soliciting your influence and sup-

best to serve the best

CIDOCIIY.

port on Election day. l am yours respectfully,

HENRY CRASWELL.

1255-1-30-wfm 1i.

To The Electors

‘ of Ward Five

Ladies and Gentlemen : -

Having decided to enter the con- Council Board I take this opportunity oi as king your kind consideration and support. Should you elect me, it

test for a seat at the

shall be my aim to assist in giving all sections of the ward the best possible service.

To support measures for the up- buildiug of the city and further- ance of good government. u v

To maintain an efficient and ec- onomical administration in all de- partments.

'i‘o iavor the completion oi the permanent street programme in due time and not undertake other expenditures that will add to our civic debt unless an annual saving may be effected or the revenue in- creased thereby.

Thanking you in anticipation,

i remain W. ALLAN STEWART

To The Electors Of Ward Five Ladies and Gcht-l-glen, _ At the request of many electors of Ward Five I have consented tu

become a candidate tor Councillor in the coming civic election.

if elected I will support everyIANNUAL "WI

movement. consistent with econo which has -ior its object the belt. | ermelt of the city and in particulf ar the health of its citizens. .

I am in favor of supervised play-- grounds for children and the iron-l version of Government Pmlri inlol an openair rink and i believe that these civic improvementsi could be effected with very little expense to the city.

The short time intervening l)P'_ tween now and the election will nql, permit me to call upon all the electors of Ward Five and I take this opportunity of asking for your support in the coming om. es

Thanking you in anticipation, l m.

Respectfully your-g, v JAMES E. BLANCIIARD.

_;_.._._.__________,____

To the Civic Electors of Ward 5

Ladies and Gentlemen,

At the request of numerous elec- wl’; 0f Ward 5. after due consider- ation, 1 have again consented to offer as a candidate for Councillor ilrthle coming Civic Election.

Having ‘been a member of the Civic Government the past two years, as chairman of the Light

ittee and as one oi‘ the Fin- a Committee, my ‘record is be- fore you. if you consider that lt is in- the interest

gmd enough hearty support. I will support permanent Civic improvement with the understand- ing that strict economy be prac- ti ed in every Civic department, so a5, to keep from my ‘higher rate oi tatatlon. i am also in favor of sup porting any forward movement, the betterment and beautifying oi our oi , consistent with our revenues. '1' e welfare oi the city means our

re. lt is lnlposible to make a com-

executors of tthe above named Es- Mane" "m"! l"! lli-‘ll Alllllmll-

um. u uu m u u u cum,“ m, I new and out-buildings in mod con- lnle praying thnl s cltnllnn may ‘be lxmtml" Slims 15% higher tnnn lag! o e o s , u ~ . u. I - . u ulnn. “m, “m, u uuruuuu, “He, (llllofl. About half a mile from lflwed pl" the purpose herelnaltel: Mum“ Buum 30% m u" m ,6" “m, u" the ‘flamers Ithere. church, stores and railway sta- if?! lllPllll-edyflll dire lllflell-lfe h6g8 m“ Autumn 5 a . u , , _ .

lore take this medium t0 solicit. skull. I 110M‘ 530N311 IMWPY and tgreluegqetu‘ rm ltgecsfidufiliizgox l; Fox, Silver, hest sorts lit) your favorable support. C 0°»

{q Thanking you in anticipation, I

im.

l Respectfully yours, T. WILLIAM L.

giflll-l-iwwfthenldfi.

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ead Bros. Charlottetown,

lR. R. No. told Bros. Charlottetown.

H. R. No.

Michael MoMsnnus, New Haven, iAyrshlre Bull. 21/5 years old.

O. Tredenick, West Devon, 1 Holstein Bull. 8 months old. H; ‘ l.

may}. Tredeulck, West Devon, 1 Holstein Bull, 1o months am.

A. IoQuarl-ie, Hampton, 1 Sllorthorn Bull 4 Jlqypon, Kingston, 1 Ayrshire Bull, 2 years old.

Gddoil A. Newsom, Kingston, 1 Holstein Bull. 15 ‘mouths did.

Freetown, 1 Shorthorn Bull, 21 months old.

Freetown, 1 Shorthorn Bull. 6 months old-

W. B.‘ ;

W as. Cairns. Wnlils. Cairnl. W . Cairns, Freetown, 1 Shorthorn

, . Cairns, Freetown, 1 Ghorthorn

spam.‘ McMillan.

Newson, North River. Newson. North mur.

1 Rolls

l

|Cu., will lbs lleld on 'I‘uesday, Feb-

collsisting of fifty-nine acres; house

and McKlnnon, Royal Bank Build- lng. Charlottetown, lP. E. ‘l. PROWBE 1345-2-6<wim3l.

[NE STUCK

Cairns, Freetown. 1 Shorthorn Cow. 5 yell-I'll Old- Jenlline llarsifleld, 2 Yorkshire Saws, 4 months old. Oofblifld Road. 1 Yorksgure 80W. elhd , Rf ardaie. 1 Yorkshire ar. nzudayfalltlldonrs Yonknhire sows. 10 months old (bred)

1 rqylstarsd Ayrshire Bull. I rears old-

O

of

a new and delicinll

_ 1 m n . er a me e on _ _. ‘. d F u D h u H Eembers of the Montreal Stock’ ‘m’ '°' "'° R°°'"’ 5°“ "i" S” M" ‘““"’°'°" ‘“' “w” lea in cfficienc - hill 15°51 llleallleet- ' “mm” established with a anal» ofifi and el s casual questions. and waited V20 He med In SL vmceuvu hwunul Be" Telephone 128 . u ‘Yliazonlow to find-out what this vls- ecause OF ubl-fi wuuuu, uegummg consdousne", Brumutuu _____________ 39% a capital of $350,000. MoN-rgg“, Thu ‘w r lo u Clair . While the entire police depart- s,‘ Lawrence mo," _ 71 U - - IYJ- "'2' stood Isy thee ‘llhilffm heflotlloak trail men‘ sengchedd tullletsggvé: “Iffrszazl Ottawa Power . . . . . . .. .. 86 T0113)’: 8&0!‘ more than B century 0f ing over the floor and held by one saflsfacfory refuultfs the mur ere t.‘ [fed ‘he houuuu Cuba Cane Sugar Pid. 717 n re" the combined .4.‘ iland, a pretty figure in her alnl- _ d b 5e glelligleirfluutqlllsf-‘tfi Jl-Lsephus rectory ‘or Kan Alnerlrgn Petroleum .. 1:34‘; CODSCIVB VB PIOE v p pie dress. "QQ u e ~ mer can an . . . . . . . . . .. f uh Bank amount “what do you mean by ‘nunse. O a y a possibe motive, but learned noth- Brazman ‘Fraetuun __ 43% “PR3! and raewe o e ‘ case?" silo said. thinking that the W6 recommend I ins deflnlle- Howard Smlth-Pfd . v10; to $54,500,000, its total assets are in ex- hest plan was to put herself on the I Howard Smith Com . . . . . 7 ' defensive. l O5 Cénédbf) PQFFZCT Markets Spanishilulver uPreferl-ed 1131A, ceas of $650.000.000,.l“».fi.'° hundred q “You've kept me away for a year bakm ‘ Owder , Spaillsb,-wef.zcflm . . . . . . .. 113% and fifty Branch“ amend m all pa“; of rug? and gone your own way.” Lutbcr 8 p steel cémpgny 013mm,“ _, - _ _ ‘ answered, noon», you think that's . summensloe MARKS; 30 Bfluuu Emu“, 8,681,," pfd 54 Canada, and l: has its own oflices in long enough?” “Hm '. Dairy butter — P ‘ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ m1 . ' ~ Clalre- said nothing for awhile. PRODUCT 3 Afffffgnfu, uu financial centre! fllwllilllol-li 31¢ ‘Wild- Ys u Tmlnu t I k u t Shawinigan 1321a - . .. "l _ " roe-ant use you oconle —— u ~ " 3 . and see me. You thought I wani- .. 81(5) éfizfiumz-lfaéeliuzlifil Electric 9_% Thefisuraource: ofiheBank ed to ‘ask for a divorce, demand ' ' ' _ - ‘ one, in fact. You stayed away—" . 35 Canal‘?! gbeamamp ca?‘ " 43 I are belund eye,’ Blanch CARD unulwllrgu fulgululgylo some" Llllh" PM "s',',',3;,',g";5A;.,',gg1'-" l“ Asbestos Com. .......... .. — .._. h Ele m of‘ CM, “flown The confession thrilled her. It Dairy butter 35 90min!" Bllllde -~ - l; CIIBPIOHJGIOWII Branch 7° t ° c "s gave her a sense of power, and a 35 Mmltrem P°wer u feeling oi pride. It pleased her 49 wllmllleg Elem-Tic -- '— , E. G. COOMBS, Manager Ladies and (lctltleulen: _ vumtu - 38 Naflomfl Breweries _ 54% A5 l m“ ‘1 “uldidaw. u" me “You dill not even answer my . ' $11 Alllillllc S118!" '“ “ T ufticc of Water Conlmlssloner at no“, your ‘nether can,e___she tle shiver through her too. 9 Awhluou _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 100% O the Civic Eldvlivll l0 l"? 11514 0i: agreed with lne. She said we were A?” '3 wasflsuzfweesthg‘) h1g3 Am. Car & Foundry. . . 173 _ _ u . _ the 13th illslulll. l P09080111!’ Y 85 mis-nlated-J’ L1" er are “g ' MONTAGUE MARKET Am. Locomotive . . . . . . . . . .. 76 ' . iur your vote and influence on that “Are we?" Luther askei bought the blK llllrroll; geiualuie t2: tier 30 Am, smelting & Refining .. . 61 CV91’ Year! occasion. Claire was silent again. Sh . was adlmred “l “ml “lie at bald mu ggs 35 Ancom]; Cgppgr _ , _ _ , _ , __ 38% Having represented your llltof- distracted by two reasonsfibnih of “m” _mm"' ‘but Meg. l? u re l, Canadian Pacific Railway -— esls for eicllt Years at the Council which silo hud used on occasions. Smoklimf "ungfs" ° B w‘; cup Oats New york Cum“ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 102% Board~my views on Civic matters One was that they were mis-mated hflfl " lutlusoluutlmuazvé]ograumne odd’ Potatoes . Cuba Cane Sugar __ __ 17% _ _ must be Well known to you. that Luther dld not understand :’r,f‘]ml?mu_‘_bllt n Stood uyltue u. e Pork Crucible steel _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ "-71% 6W

li you (Itlielll me worthy to rep [hue tiéultiuerhup in a dogl- p221“: ‘ MURRAY HARBOR international Paper 41% Blink Royal - - - - - - - - - - - -- zu-O 3mg Cgtlzagir ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' " logy:

resent you n “is an“ n," yQur e ' l 1e n s e was ren y ‘ - I _ . m K1] 5 in flour ._ 298/ Bank Montren . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..

'““"""'°' I 5"“- “lmrwmt” m" w “lake'- The 5mm w“ m“ “he ‘fii-"EZZQZZ? m; But" 3° MzxllPetTt-ileim . . . . . . . . . . .. _- ‘ Bank Nova Scotia ....... .. - MONTREAL EXCHANGimuo

“mm” i" the Pong‘ ' was the meal Wife for mm‘ —-bllt ille girls ran after him shame Eggs " " 4o international Mer. Marine . — Wheat. May 112. July 11156- 58D! 19_34~ View?!’ - - ~ - ' - '

l I lmilmuny yours’ Clearly both reasons could n?‘ fully they almost fought for his Pork 9 Press Steel Car . . . . . . . . . . .. ——- 111%. 1933 vlcmry ' T‘

L‘ B‘ MILLER be M} A-t 18am u they really m“ smiles and his attentions. lie was on“ ' ' ' ' " ‘5 Reading _ . . . . . . . .. 57% C°T"- M33’ 31%» “m” 81%’ Sept 1922 victory ' _ r

1394'“; 31' $1): sffixfidcgg when spoiled CylllCitl———If he stood there 40 Southern Pacific .. .. 89%; 31%. 1937 Victory. . - - - -- 10713-1 - ‘ ' vent-l: - ' 1 tiollally Yet Elle was firnlly .05. ‘llllll 1"“ "mid" °“ ‘w’ “hmild” i‘ CHARLOTTETdWN MARKET Studebaker ----- -- - -- 107 70°“ ‘May 43%.- MY 47% Se“ Bunk Commerce ________ __ 184., '_""" Villlletl of but), facts! zugllld be Ianutllrti-llslywfs!‘ (igullllrluggg- , , . . . . . . . . . . . - ~ . . . . .45-—50 Unlo" paclllc - ~ ~ - - - - ' ' - ' ' 43 A‘ _ sno got urollld tn diffi it , ' - 1m“ d‘ ‘e ' . ' stead o; gomglmroufgh ma" y m through and through by love for

‘Pile Annual Meeting of tlhe Dunk lliver llairyitlg (.30., will be held ill the hall at Centreville, on Tuesday, February 12th at 2 p. m.

MT. STEWART MARKET

Cldllll was "m" deem)’ much“! Butter . . . . 32

"Alli who are interested are in- “Are yo"? Claire‘ are!“ yo" ‘Ned ma" berm-a Eggs 35 ‘I19 - WM CALLBECK 0f u“ ,h,-S-»_h,5 handu were on u" After all, to these other men she Potatoes _ _ 40 . sucuetary shoulders now. pulling her towards was one other woman, one among Oats _ 4o_45

_ . hm“ “are,” you ready w drop n?” many-to Luther she was the one ' no 1366-2-7-21. The girl could feel hi8 hands DPTSOn in the world, the supreme carrots I 45

tremble a mm, as may hem her wolnarr-wlie-sweetheart.

Oi the Stanley llritige Dairying

ruary 12, i924 in Stanley Hall, 2 o'clock. C. A. TAYLOR, Secretary 1363-2-7-21.

ANNUAL MEETING

01' the shareholders of the Perman- ent Silver Foxes. Ltd" will ‘be hold ill the Board of Trade Rooms on Saturday, February ‘ 16th at 2 dololtk p. m. B. 8. McKINLEY,

Secretary 1389-2-2s-fslllwi5i

Furniture Sale

The undersigned will sell at’ public auction at 113 Grafton Street on Thursday 14th day of February beginning at. 11 o'clock in the forenoon.

All the household furniture of the late‘ Mrs. Adaln Murray, com- prising mahogany sillchtlartl, table,

and chairs. as well as sitting room auliittfmle person with": 3am Alggluluze

parlor, kitchen, bedroom and dln- than luufAutumn illg room furniture. Sale positive. GREETING,

A. WlLLlAMSON.. ' Autumn 1369-2-7-0] Auctioneer. WHEREAS upon reading the ' Petition on file of William Cameron Al i Robertson

Valuable farm at St. Peter's Bay

For particulars apply to McLean

A NEW FLAVOR

The double richness of Si. Charles, as compared with ordinary milk. elves

flavor not only to cakes but to all recipes and dishes that call for milk.

ANNUAL MEETING

ue Middle Ground

By Marion Rublncarn .

and Luther was the first to speak. "Don't your think." he began," that it's time all this nonsense stopped?" in the taxi Luther would not talk nxcept about Claire's new show. The old revue was to go off that week, and with some lesser known principals, was to be sent on the road. All offer had been made to Claire that afternoon. but she had not had time to think about it as

5

"Luther," she said sweetly, round l‘

blue eyes raised to his, "I'm so aw- fully fond of you!" .

Luther almost looped toward her I en stopped. and (no not touch ‘l

her.

shoulders. That too, gave her a

o deeply. _'I‘he tremor of his hands sent a lit-

MOTHERS

Don't you know you can turn a distressed, feverish, coughing chiidintoa. comfortable and llap- pily smiiing one simply by giving

. CHAMBERLAIN ’S COUGH REMEDY

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

In the Probate Court 14th (‘ieorgs V., A. D. 1924

1N RE ESTATE of William A. Robertson,

CLAIRES compassion .. Chapter 97 Claire stood watching Luther.

‘easily.

mind

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN '

t. l-__

IT) ' ‘B k‘n_ Toy/flit" efigéiéfii

and has never Siled ‘i0 give the maximum

mad

Bu! his arms had clasped her now and his lips had touched hers, and he held her closely against him for moment, saying nothing.

Luther's voice, not quite steady, - reached her. “Don't you think," he said, "it's time we stopped this nonsense?" Her silence said yes.

But site did riot want to yield too Smile of this feeling was coqllctry, she wanted to be wooed for a long time, her curious little that worked by fits and starts told her that Luther would appreciate her more ii he bllll to work hard to win her. After all, she sent 1'0".‘ him to de-

mand a separation-die, cattle, put

No Nannie" his arms around her, and there

DOMHWON 0F CANADA was a reconciliation. it was too Prawn“ o‘ easily dune.

Slle pulled back. wanting an ex- cuse io put him off for a iilnc. One came ready to her head, her telephone rang, sending its insist- ent voioe over the quiet apartment. T0lli0l‘I‘0W~—ClillT€'S Party. —iQ&—-——-_-

HIGH PRICES FOR PELTS Messrs. C. M. Lampson (it Co. rc-

late of Pownal in u b I _ Queen's County in the said Brov- "°,§e,"v’,,u,°“,5'§b‘"féfiféflwiffiuu lu inoe, deceased, testate. Autumn ‘By the ilonourable Alexander one, 90% higher "um m Bannerman Warburton, ‘Surrogate Autumn:

Judge oi‘ (Probate, &c., &c. To the ‘Sheriff of the County oi‘ Queen's County or any Constable

oi‘ ‘Pownal aforesaid, Farmer, and Veuette (May Robert- son oi‘ the saline plaice, Spineter, t-he

and appear before me at a Probate Court to ‘be held in the Court House in Charlottetown, in Queen's County, in the said Province, on

6,1 Jersey Bull, 6 months old. (i, 1 Jersey Bull, 2 years old.

(Registered) (Registered)

m t I b u l I vanhnh stop at any Take, Oh Take Those Lips Friday the Fourteenth day of hm Autumn‘ ioit-aslahewodljsaallltge {ripaxvgntly-ltls: “H v n AwaY'—F0x T,“ ' a \ g

‘March “m, comm‘, at um hour] in: u Cross 10% higher than ma,“ uud uuumumu “u, uutuuu is Master a Volc¢_, (fl-gm "ZLBgl-Clu? 170M135}? ouch

of dleven o'clock forenoon oi one ll ll lllnll- ‘ tlon ninety-two and onehali (92%) - Broo e o ns an is estra same day to shew cause if any they FW- Blue 10% lllzher than last acres of land a little more or less, dad" ‘nd ask for 19204‘ J

can why the Accounts of the said Agufllmll- ~ , saving and excepting thereout the "Hi8 Magma: voicevgviaor A LOVO S°flI'“F9x T70‘. ‘lfoljn llulf Estate should not be passed amd Auuglllunlled 15% higher than last Rlzllruoad ang mule hiload onpro- musical comedy “The Magic Rm: ) ‘th lFmtate closed as prayed for in - pr at on, an ng t s dand dos- -

uufu ueuum, uuu uu uwuuu u, Auligiunwhlie 20% hllher unln lust grgbzdulun uudontug ouumuue “mm-d N0¢l92ll _ The Manhattan Merryrnakers D. Stewart, ‘Esq. ‘Pmo or for sa ' a e e till ovem r, 1 B, e- ' ._ _ ___

Petitioner. And ‘i do hereby order ma CL tween the Assignees or the ‘Estate t‘ y’ l} Iiwd’ Twut IF” T’???

that a true copy hereof be fol-nil- ElARANC-E out; Page; Stilt-wart deoeafl- up ‘.- 19203 I VG BOG! 8 FOO —F0x 0!

with published in some wspape . e an - er em IIIO in a Dee -_ ,6- ‘ k; | ‘published in Oharlottetow; aiore- AT Raga PSALE {mm 4,1,, gommgmma, u, hum ‘u’, - s The Manhattan Merrym ‘I. l‘ said, once in each week fol- at least O OINT Lands to William Builem dated u.‘ '

{our consecutive we.“ “om N” n Thurodly, the 14th Day of 25th October 1883, "

(Registered) years old. y

00w 3 years old. Cow, 4 years old.

(due March) 2 yrs 2 years old.

feted Holstein Bull 15 mvhs. old.

" ‘ l

date hereof and

‘ly, namely, in the he'll of the Court House in Charlottetown aiolessld. ferly- “lulu”? "l 93 "c"! "I09! in front oi ‘the at Pownal Malawi"? l , aforesaid, and ‘in front Schoolhouse at (Mount M Queen's County aforesaid, all persons interested tin the said

Estate as aforesaid may have due notice thereof.

Sell 0f the Qlld

that a true copy lereof be ‘tlortnwith posted in the Owl"! l” following public places rexpectlve- l° W" my

ill

Hail

so that

GIVEN under my Hand and the

lil

February, .1924

er thltn last Autumn ldnx, Silver, mldlllin higher than last Autumn.

Fox, poor sorts 1

Rocky

ocated. o; m, dwelling house and elliqk in fenced and watered, $4 on West River where abundance of sea manure of all kinds, this is one of the best farms on P. E. island. close ‘Boilool and Store and gm", m}, gm}, to lMarketlnd should

Lynx 50% higher than last Aut- ml.

Wolverine 50% higher than last American 50% higher Chlnchillu 50% higher than last Sea Otter 100% higher than last ltllmn. ‘

Fisher same as