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the bottom 01' a Pellelllillll I ' It ls alnlc-st impossible tol- a hard-

headed business Hlllll- to coluprc», ' hend the generosity!‘ of u girl like} You "e countless people who ha“

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>-_“I, woo troubled with very severe

and sometimes I could not

“Ono day 1 friend told mo about

BURDOCK

Ii LOOD i BITTERS

lnllidvlnedmeoogiveitetfillll decided to do no, and after taking u bottle: I found it had done lne ll world of good, and I haven't had any headaches for a long time now." Ulnnflotured only by The T. Milblm 00., Limited, Toronto, Out.

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F or Sale at Albany

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'*‘*‘“*“'*";: “Knockers now brazenly proclaim :jointe that were formerly kept Lin-

idcr cover."

‘A20 acre form, with largo huild-‘

ings in good repair. telephone con- nection, 130 acres cultivate, balance covered with wood and lumber. well watered, have grown successfully lot several years large acreage seed potatoes, also good stock farm. 1'.- miles from Albany Station and Tryon Creamery. Electric light linc passes farm. School at gate. 100 acres with buildings may be sold

separately to suit purchaser. J. GEORGE MacKAY Albany

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Buftermaker Wanted

Sealed Tenders will be received by

P061! You said in your paper, _ u‘? “M? d3)‘. Ilia! poverty is no crime. - +0+++0 o» 00'» ~~ ~o+o+c

Editor: Well?

“And yet you decline my verses they’re

Simply ’cause ' poor!"

you say

1h» undersigned up to noon Febyl

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Something shrleked like a liend inside her. "M's them back. death do?

More grief?

chance he's offering you . . . . .." Then her father's loving face. “But she would never treat Don Siillwater like that. “God help me . . . . .. Then she had taken the tablets and peace descended like stagnant waters upon hel- soul. She had just time to replace the bottle before Don entered. She fac»

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even started to pack." Pain tore at her like an inturlnted demon.

"on, Don!"

“Sonia what is it?"

She was writhing on the floor.

"You've taken something. Whut was it‘? Tell me quickly."

“l\li's1a1te~ul19diciue . . . . . ."

Ho had opened the modiclne <- inlct, ivus pulling down bottles. "will; ll thisfsonlu?"

But sho was past answcilllg him, pual seeing or caring for anything but the raw agony of torture she uni-st endure.

Ho forced hev to drink the white oi‘ an 0gp: beaten in. u cup. lie poured glass after X11188 0f W111i" salt wall-r llchvecn 110v lips.

"oh, sollia, willy couldn't you have trusted mc‘.’"

Black, terrible anguish envelop- ed llcr liko u. cloud. She was only writilillg. cmlvulsive (flesh, shriek~ lllg m ll relentless God-a God Who would not hear! -, Silo leulizcd she was being tuk t-u u,» a hoispltul. She saw faces through cold mists o! pain, ‘She begged lor deal/h, and they only 111' fllcttld new tortures. Conscious of ghastly retelling that¢tore hel- upurt.

And when at last she lay us it‘ (lcuil on. her pillown. B. 1111186 1101119, a strange nurse who jlllfl. "Mrs. Stlllwater, your condition makes it

sell‘. _ You are going to be 111 for l1 little while, but it will soon be over, We are going to do every- thing we can to hell) W11 T7011! 8"?’ fol-lug. Help us with all the strength you have . . . . .."

too lflteq-put What good Will your Live right from now on and take the‘

ed him, smiling, "Ready? I haven't‘

necessary for you to control youl-q

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Large-Eiflrllpies Broke Out. Cuticura Heals.

“My trouble began with an itchy lort oi‘ feeling all over rny urns and hoe. Large pimple: broke out on my hceand were so painful that 1 could hardly beer them. My face and arms burned badly and looked a fright. l could not go anywhere l was invited on account oi‘ the trouble.

"I tried other lenledlcu but they did no good whatever. I read an ndvettlnement (or Cuticum Soap and Olnlm and purchaoed nome,and in a short time 1 was healed." (Signed) Mrs. Ben Coaens, 202 Homewood Avel, Hamilton, Om.

Cuticura Talcurn is cooling, soothing and comforting to tender, aching, burning feet. ‘

Illllpll luh n» lui Addrcn cnnnu... Depot: 1min». llolhvnl.‘ Prlcmflnlp Be. Oinhnnut 5 and 50c. Talemn Ho. Stick 25c.

I“ Culicun Shaving

and tiruuk from u cup. Win-u Doll Uilllle that afternoon

with you, Don."

Ho (‘k-sell back to her bed, Then she told him ull about hcr infatuation null hci" lolly_.

l-lo said ln-tivlrcu white "Your lllilYflligP vows~~youl lllf0lll' ises to mo nleaut nothing?"

“Not after the story that. Cllllll’ out in the papers. How could l expect you not to believe that?" limc . . . . ~

“Oh, Doll!“ shc cried. “i told you thcrewasnw any excuse."

llc ‘tllflletl away. Ho was fum- bling with the mid o; the window curtain, and when he faced hel- again his eyes were tull of tours.

Presently ho said, “Crane has dis- appeared. l may as well toll you iI suspect him ill connection with the drowning of Henderson."

“So you know that, too?" silo cried, and told him how she had learned the truth.

The mouients ticked away. knew their conversation was um finished. Thole had been llCllli‘ 0t the agonlzed scenes silie had dreaded. ‘ He seemed to know ev~

she said in him: “l wan-t to laillovllul?"

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you'll evident. ,'“5'l's nil right," she said. harm done." '

"that you will never forgive Bu; (or Don's sake . . . . ..altho

gout m" Don . . . . . . He left the

tence unfinished.

LOOlClIfg at him. thou. Bile amazed to see toms ill his e 51in nlol-e umnzed to feel tears lug ill her 0W0. H

“Can't we be friends?

AS they claspctl lidllflfl she knew it was Lhellegiizuiilg of an intim- Tile spazrk of con- lnct between two similar natures,

lite friendship. had been alcllievtfll ' i i Iii ~ ll-ll unis llleidseil with hi8 visit. You don't know how diiiiciilt apology; is for him." mull‘; 31m, though‘! llut she

~"__T— nothing, ivuluhihg him wilh 0W5‘ - nurses, llllll iiuaiiy slit ill) in bcd m,“ win-l. alllltllil, humble. lWRC (479)

quit-m W35 silence until silo cil, “llnw suull cam i lcuvc ihc

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tho door and Cllliiiillhlyg,“

“\\'ill'l 1w strung illrcclly‘ to lliuuciuil" "No! rilzhl ‘dWflV I'd hullcr Sill» said no nlorc. llul hi‘- 1' uud knoll ill-side luir llcd. "l luvo you. Sllu l)L‘l‘lllllll'(l him lu- liltitl

lcsihliory at the inquest."

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“Phat was decent of liilll, Sviiii‘ ‘

enough lo g0

l Wlllnl you, dour." ll

But l should have uuderstoudl fined new beauty, new health and vim _ y fl tiling excess fat. Some have donc The Slllveflll/ of 1115 “V9155 W" this yabnormal exercise and diet, some $011111 lflweled T181‘ W93- in a modemracientific way. Why not

“N0 follow their exam There is a wa

me. , ugh Se,» Mil _ ducc you to accept them. “as l Each bout of yes. ris- harm. You will know th

them now, by a Q1 boa; ol Mannula.

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WEAF (492) Historical. y 11:00 p. m. .

DANCE ORCIIESTRAS iill ' 8:30 p. m.

Worcester. 9:00 p.111. , Washington. Elkius. k.,WFLA (366) Florida. Rambles. 10:00 p. m.

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us lulu»

Virginia. Dancing. 10:30 p. m.

‘WTIc 153m Conn. Hills Orchestral.

11:00 p. m. v Bulto. Ledcrei".

w, ‘WBAL (285) ‘ - 11:30 p. m.

file? qscd on scientific re- “Tlle fact is." he said, l~igidly,lsearch. It com uis a cause of excess ‘fat which starvation cannot light. That method is embodied in Murlnola pre~ BCHFIIOH tablets, now used for 20 years. ions of boxes of them. The results you see wherever you look should in-

_ Mnrmola coniains the iormuln, also the reasons for results. Sn there 1S no secret, no reason to four at all the good results come in a natural way. (Io-learn asking your druggist im"

KOO (384) Oakland. Vaudeville. nncllyngwEMC (483 Berrlcn Spgs. Co-Eds.

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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:

I have been persuaded to offer as a candidate f Y Councillor in Ward 4 at the coming civic election Q believe in economical and efficient government

No city can make proper progress Unlesg: Streets. sidewalks, and all civic activities are k ‘A abreast of the times. Charlottetown is a mods?‘ and most attractive cityand it will be my duty {l endeavor to keep it up to its present high standardo: Citizens should be furnished with more satisfactoryh lighting at a more reasonable cost. if practical, all}

under city ownership. Permanent work must con. tinue; taxation must be kept within reasonable‘ bounds, economy practised in every department \ if elected it will be my aim o exercise all my a133,. ity in these directions in your behalf. B. ROY HOLMAN,

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‘To’ the Electors ofllllard 5

Ladies & Gentlemen:

lWTMJ i294) Wisconsin. Dancing. _

mmlKYW (316) Chicago. Hawks. 1:00 u. m.

. ‘l3. ‘ Hawks.

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l-Qlllyllgl-l l<‘(ll- slll- hum-iv now

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lllulu- him ll-l llol" K0. TO BE CONCLUDED.)

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Tomorrows Radio

I Program

(IONCEIVIS 7:30 a. m.

2:30 p. m. OFCF WRVA (264) 12:45 p. m. CKCL (357) Toronto.

lwr lhroul. pruyilii! T01‘

wa. The Boss's Hour.

(411) Montreal. Concert. Richmond. Sunshine.‘

Orchestra.

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bel-s met at the hmlle oi Mrs. D.

ivered by‘ Conundrums.

and readings followed. considered.

1T0 The Electors

1, Ladies and Gentlemen :-

WDAF (870) Kansas City. Night

Bellevue.-A large uunlbcr oi nlom~ H. McPherson, when roll call was ans-l Tile topic for discussion being Activities of the Institute. A short program of songs Improve- ments concerning the school wort‘

0i Ward One

I have again decided to oflfer my services to-the electors of Ward 5 at the forthcoming Civic Election 0n February 8, 1928,

_ Having represented you the p.131; ‘Six yea" l in the City Council, and the last four years as Chairman of the Finance Committee, my m. 0rd is beforeyou. i

I stand for good clean Civic government. I am in favor of permanent work, consistent’ with our revenues. Our debt is growing but the need of keeping our city in good shaile is essential and the permanent work must go on, I am in favorof economy and will not support

To the Electors oflllardtf

utilities such as light and electrical power should b9‘

10th. Tender to state the wage per, month. Season June 1st to Nov. 1st.‘

Last season's make 20 tons.

3- Gi MflIAREN. ‘Pres. New Perthl Dllrylll: Co. l New Perth, Jany. 19, 192B BOOS-I-ZA-m-zi.

Presently she dkflew ‘V1113; ‘that cl-yunng she had to tell mm. uni. 1 no p m $011086. voice ~112- meant.‘ T 'she swallowed Over the lump oi‘ : ‘ ' a hill? 0f Waaklleifi “he Bu“ my“ shame and clubarrassment which KS0 (227) 10%: vocal sow‘ 118858111 W99- Slle Emlwd blmd"Sl-1t like a weight in her throat, and! 2' p" m 1y l-("Vard hlm- D said, “I want to thank you. NoiTWEEI (M8) ffgzugnh‘

"Please hold my 111M. 0113’ for saving my iiie. That is not’ ' ' ' .

He grasped it finlnlyd hilanglnllg M. import...“ but for giving meiWBAL (285) pSzlon Oicheslra. on like a drowning c .s e cre 2 back my snlprespecgy- , _' ‘ _ _ “Ymhqouwe GML _ lwnso ((16) nunols. Shut Ins Flog.

He patted hel- hands. 4, 5 p And werut down quickly into wa- ol-m glad to 3.9m- you Hay Pklua 6:00

I am again in the field as candi-' any increase taXCS unless RbSOIUtQIY 118C65-

dnte for Councillor for Ward One. I If elected it shall be my endeavor Sdry‘ _ I ..

to faithfully discharge my duties as If elected’ you can depend on me to

your trepresenltative, giving spveycioé

1atten ion to t e needs o the ar . , guard your interests m every way, as I love my native city.

‘Musical.

HIS FAVORITE COURSE _ . Golf Enthusiast (at dinner): What's your favorite course? o¢+>a++~+o++¢+~+c+4¢0oo< . Gourmet: All of ‘cm-from soup l to nuts.

LLESTER DOUGLASfi waouasnua vnonocn l

_ Exporter of Prince Edward Island; Certified Seed and l l l l

and at the same time doing my par‘. in carrying on the civic administra- ‘tion in an efficient and economical lmanlter.

I thank you for the generous sup- port. accorded me two years ago. and respectfully solicit your votes at the

looming election. ~ DR. F. C. DOUGAN. 2081-dly.

~ n m. . that, ' tel-s that swirled higher and lilfll!" Sonia, Tile thing to an nuwqg woo (348) Grand Organ‘

Fr. forget."

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WCAE (ml Pitts. Studig Recital. YOIIYS sincerely,

WCAH (234) Columbus. oncci‘. . ~ ' - '

7:30 p. m. To W. L.

WTIG'(535) Conn. Soconians. a .

WEAF (492) N. Y. Outline "The Soconyans," 7:30;‘, Aeolian.” 8:002

The smile on ‘her pale lips was IN$TALLMENT XXXV- ‘too old for any girl to ivear.

Hours or days’! What did it nutty,‘ “n; “gym. do that], tel? Weakness that made it illl-,= --y(,u m“ fol-get mo. 5.35mi,‘ c’: possible t0 11!! 0119? hay-i;- Gll-l“ it,“ he replied, cheerfully. "Soaile tubes Wllifih “'91? 019° lellvee" (lay it loo will seem like a dream." .. . ~ . - - . oue’s lips at intervals. One swai-l The“ she sakL “we'll get an a". rfc1’,f"z?g;,“r:?f1$§ Good - lowed liquids Wllh Q0890 EYQE- Ynnlmeui as soon as‘ nosslllle, Don." ' I

“Now. illrs. Stillwater, drink this '

,_ , _ _ woo (aw Phila. woo Trio. i I _ , Vlllnt do you intend to do?‘ ~wLw (423) 31m; Hellman 1min, j ~ _ _yoilrc better this nlol'nliig—shf‘l "Go home for awhile. When l‘ul,.wMc (517) Mempms_1q_13_c_ Pgmsl, _ ‘ hud a. good night, doctorxllcs, W1‘ ‘Wkill elm-ugh I'll collie back and @0133!“ (517) pmhq, N30, Prgm5, l . will try that for a while. ‘to work again.” WBAL (285) Bgmmm-e, 69113311:

Words. Mconingless. 6111013’ Dlliifh-l His reply was so low she coilld Trio, 5010, Jgndrek, Musical. i es, which did not concern Sonia. “M be gufe one heal-m WGR (303) Butt-am NJ“; studios‘ She lay a lump m‘ mammal” “$35.1”, “Cam What?" Tuesday and Tilursdoy-Conccrts in o hospital bed. But licr S[)ll'll_ ~cuntt 18y, yo“ go u, “.."-k, yum Mon" wed" n.-,day_ l

WRC (469) Wash‘. Var. 5-0230.

fluttered about wast, ollcnhspncvs, See, we'll 5m] bq married;-

unbound, released from t at lo- l $119 10mm‘; at mm Wm, wonde. WI? 349) Phn _ polish Night ‘ _ _ _ _

lured body. She 1911 it dinning and unillterable gratitude. X wMAli (545) Ballfiulo. Rand nnndlrelgn Of HIS MaJesty Klllg Edward VII.’ Chapter 17 llltltllléd “All wnc (466) Washington. Program! ' ’

i s slug ilto (The unknown“ q; .11 k I ., 1d , 1 , _ _ m“ o ‘ I O yo“ m‘ M“ “cam ‘ <7) w. n. 8c n. (B) Ipanu, warm)’ Act to consolidate and amend the several Acts incorporating the

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Table Stock Potatoes 39 QUEEN STREET CHABLOTTETOWN, P. E. l.

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In pursuance of An Act of the Legislature of the Province of

Professional Cards , Prince Edward Island, made and passed in the Third year of the

DONALD s. 1mm! Chartered Accountant . (Formerly Travelling Auditor Income Tax Department) 130 Edward Street Halifax. ' . l, ZIZO-I-Cll-llno. g

Dr. C. C. Archibald

Graduate to N. Y. Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital , Practice imlitleai to Eye, Ear Nose}

filhroo , Testing Eyes and supplying Glaaoeal Oflioe, Bayer Building Great George Street Oltico Hours-D to 12.30. 1.30 to 5.00‘

Mark R. McGuigan B. A “

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3ARRIBTER. SOLIOITOR. ma, Money in 1mm. I

Omicron Block. Charlottetown. P111

McLeod & Bentley

J. A. BENTLEY W. E. BENTLEY. K. C. Barrister and Attcrney-ab-Iaw Ofli/ze: 1B0 Richmond Street MONEY TO LOAN Jharlottetown, P. E. I.

DEOEIVED HlM "Why that girl ls absolutely de-

"Llaten man, don't tell me that, I know her well." "We". her teeth are laloe."

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H65 What have you in the line shirts?

She: We have no line ol‘ sl.i.'ts. We send our walhlng out.

To Stop a

SPORT§S~TALKS

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. Norlham.—Twelvc illcmbers and l two visitors mctbzét the home oi Miss lGcrtlc Newcom . A letter oi ap- ' McDonald 8L McPheGpreciation was read from a friend ‘ B A who had been lll, for fruit which had. , a a been sent. A reading. "Stealing 1A. McDONALD H. F. McPrLEETilne" was given by Miss Glenn B A.

Wonderful Light

Stewart. A map of U. S. A. and a . l dictionary are to be ordered for the Th, m,“ n“; 1mm,“ c0.“ o, l school. Lnxntlvn, BRUMO QUININIE can... ill-l.522i'i.=fl“5llf!f‘§$l “'é"li“li‘ .33‘ l; lnI 11mm u Cold. Price 0 . iidudo in Canada.)

The box bean this signature

earl-intern. llttomoyn. m. M0116! U0 LOIU. Reilly Bnlldlml. Charlntlntnwn

“It is very good of you. Will you sit down?" ‘~ ller voice was stilt and unnatur- Jll. Whnt did this lilcn-nlprcheuslblc

é, 913339-91» mun ilove to say to nor? He advanced to the bed.

H-Prc-ucr: .l1erIt since 1880- "1 wlgh l0 be; ygur Dgfd0n_.fr0m

ARREARS OF LAND.PE_RSONAL PROPERTY . AND INCOME TAXES

To Whom It May Concern:

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FILL OUT AND MAIL TO THE ORATORY EDITOR CHARLUFTETOWN GUARDIAN, CHARLOTPETOWN.

CANADIAN AND INTERNATIONAL ORATORICAL CONTESTS

Icing conducted in Prince Edward Island by the Charlottetown ' Guardian.

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l. am a pupllol’ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..collcge or school. Iam inter- ested in the Oratorical Contests and I would like to take part in them. 0n February l. i928, Iohall be less than 19 years oi age.

Home Address . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

peering at deatlfi, hut never golng,gn¢|-lf1¢'e' uke that?" it i ~enou . . . . .. ' “ -, _ _ _ _ ' _ ; ~ _ - ,_ - . ‘IHOlEle ‘dilly Dongs voice CJLIIIG lo her: said, filmly. over Goodrich 01):. iflnd opera of Chal lottetown and an Acts 1n amendment thereof or 1n ad- - . . b‘ Cl ' ' ' . \ cyslil ll h v I) As ii’ the scene had become ton won (421) N f} ciilzsxuwglggli '1 tlon thel-eto’ ' ..D,‘j,,f’,.‘,,,°’§,;,-,-,;_-_'_-,_,.. jF,-“;,f“,,',‘,’,f, ’fi}j,",l,‘,‘,;,,}f"""“ “““' ‘""‘ WM“ w“ ' ' '- I do hereby give Public Notice that an Election of a Mayor for "Now. no explanations!" * * * KMOX, WOWO. WEE! (448) Boston. (N.B.C.) 8-8130, _ _ _ "not until you 8m fll1'"11i»¥@1'~ flowers’. y _ wow <42» ow- Inurumvnwl for the said City, and of One person to serve as a Common Council- crythillg is lino. “\curl- u lucky girl," ‘illl! .‘i|lllll‘ll. TTW- V1911", C9110’ P19470- l - ~ f , . o s g 0i’. w was on (‘X- All: Y. J , , . hazgtediilgt lo sliftch at the! puutu ~l "Ykfll; l Mn " sum“ rnplivd .,-., r‘, WBZ k333i Springfield. COIIDCYL. lnqan 1n Councll 101 each of the Wards Numbers 1’ 2 and? * ' ‘ ' ' ‘ "" “ ' nnnn I319 Lincoln. 8:00. 5:30. 1010f the said City, and of 1W0 persons to serve as Common Council- Mllollullltignlir lllllllotlrllllfillllitglllillll in lAllllvlllllll,.\-v,l. WOR i422» lillgfztwlllllblfl ChllllLl lnen In Sald C0uncll fOlf Walfd NU-lllbel" 4 Of Said and of Three iuces ulld lllc (liiiereut touch oi‘ ilic mo, we sce- llll kinds." w 30 p m - All l: 1 " (n, . 1 -- - .- , - - , . . I H“ my Sam" nonhml" WPG (273: Atlantic City. Studio. £5111 the Said (llty, being Ill All D Mayoy, Three comnnsgloneyg 0f . . , .0 , . , .. ‘ 1' l . will, itiiyziiii; 188W?" a“ Water $111110» “<1 will (ommon Councllmen revie- soul, but she would accept no n» -' sentln g the Clty as f0110ws= ~ in” "m1 “M ‘""“°"““e“ ‘he “mm” KDKA ialslllliiltqsflufnoi P. Audi-ens; ' . llw hurricd from her ruolll B A For ward Number one one Councluor v I - ut WFI i405) Philn. Talks. us bonlas strength l‘(.'l.lll'll(‘(l (illi- 5.00 p m ‘l.:- -,-l~1 ..-._ " , _ W511i? 3.123! ‘.v“.-.'.-§m.ly..§.' ( §i§l'".'$i.§'l.- lfggEifigf’ I§Qj§i”'§,,,§f1’§§,C§f,§-,b_ For WardNumber Three One Councillor . . . ‘ ' , llinak"li1l(fllyllliz1l.'.el-‘lilllill 1‘(‘-.[l’t‘l3|:l<‘-;lvlllill "S... WNW ,5,5, N_ Y_ M, Comm For Ward Number Four Two Councillors rm nought .. llcwslwncr will. $1.‘. ‘ivvxxlg.’lfiigluCgtllngvalAlfgcilacglzraps. g For Ward Number Five Three Councillors "‘“"°""“e"‘°""- o! the" m‘"'"l"1l“- WIP (349) Phlla. Fireside Hour. lying quietly. doing nothing. Jed 1 ffhomas entered her room. , .2231?“ For Rural Homes i 1 1 ‘ _ nuns cuzcrmc on GAS - \ , - le an d comlflhedly Chicago, Oct. i5.—An e incnil , AI DI’ 1 institute has completed n vol-y ln-l _ ._ . t glemilllggssgocnhzxtlguuséelgzgllafiE _ e several Polhng Places as Described in Proclamations Pos - shows that on. wonder light is‘ ed in the Several Wards of the said City. . - €3";.'?.‘li‘n?.“.i“§‘.f.‘£i.lilili.§i‘lf°" NOMINATION DAYMEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 1ST, no. 192s A leading eye specialist says this light ls a boon to country people . ' damage ti: eyeolghfinglieifuel used is Twelve (Yclock D0011, until tllB hOUI‘ Of Foul‘ O’cl0ck lll the after- o - '1 Notice ls hereby given that payment oi’ all tlxos duo the Provincial ggrlyyllle nanflmggte that as 2:3 noon of the same day- I Trehsurer of the n vlnce o! Prince Edward Island in respect u; “no, light, it, 1g, bum, Wuhan‘ mo, m. F 1i _ . _ . 4 Cap Otherwise steps will be taken uni-evicted under the Land Assessment The U. S. Government and 33 gr Qgitficaéhons of Electors see Act 3rd Edward’ . 25$. 0013:‘, zlrldilllflllllfi and Personal Property Taxation Act, 1924, tor Iiggiygzsbitelesmlmvi ‘can; £20121 gig‘ pa; , , Q 2 , also Act 1st George V’ Caps. 14’ 3.180 an All Personal Property and Income taxes remaining unpaid on mo m wonderful qumw‘ emclency and V . l cont N!‘ annlun from date of default untll lllld. made" and“ their Mme and G‘ Clerk! Y er ’s Oflice. LEONARD B MILLER Ma or ' s y of the City of Charlottetown.