r

capl`dlt!_. Anu as it ..... __,

possible for me to call upon eve Elector; I ,take this opportunity of solicltin¢"‘your influence and sup- port on Election day.

I am yours respectfully,

HENRY CRASWEL

1256-1-30-wfui i.

To the Electors ,

of Ward Five

TY

L.

Ladies and Genlilemen,

I have again decided to offer as candidate for Councillor in our Ward at the coming Civic Election.

As one ai' your representatives

during the past two years I have endeavored to serve you to the best of my albillty, giving my support to all measures which I considered for the betterment of ou;-_ city,

I am ln favor of permanent civic

improvements, consistent with the revenue, and will support anyi movement that tends to build up and beautify ourcity, so long as it does not incur additional burden on the tax payers.

As 1 shaxll be unable to call upon

you personally, I take this oppor- tunity of soliciting your support on

E tion Day.

rc Respectfully yours,

GEORGE W. MacLEOD

1§89~2-Zstt6i.

' :Council Board as representative of

'|_`0 the Civic Electors

__ of Ward 5

Ladies and Gentlemen,

At the request of numerous elec-

tors of Ward 5, after due consider- ation, 1 have again consented to offer as a candidate for Councillor in the coming Civic Election.

Having been a member of the

Civic Government the past two years, as chairman oi' the Ligh Committee and as one_of the Flu ance Committee, my record is be fore ~‘you. If you consider that lt is in the interest of the city and Ward 5 especially to elect me. he good enough to give me your hearty support.

I will support permanent Civic

improvement with the understand ing that strict economy be prac

tised in every Civic department, so

as to keep from my -higher rate ol

taxation. I am also in favor of sup

e

porting any forward movement, th

no-on _

Main PIn:.l at Home

§".\T»»""§'5'~i“1i»`»"-I"` 5." "

(ir that pine is used _in rescriptions and remedies The reason is that pine

ivsral peculiar elements a remarkable eilect in

id healing the membranes at and ciest. _ _ rh syrups are combinations L syrup, The ‘syrup” part 'plain sugar syrup. » the best pine cough rem- 1!\oney can buy, put 2'/2

___ .Pinex in a 10-oz. bottle, and illl up with home-made sugar syrup. Or you can use clarified mo- lasses honey, or corn syrup, instcnd of Sugar syrup. Either way, you make 16 ounces-more than you can

buy read;-made for $2.50. It is pure, good an ploiisunt:-cliildren like it.

You can feel this take hold of a.

cough or cold ui a. \\'it_v that menus business. The cough may be dry, hoarse and tiizlit, or may be_ per~ sistently loose from the fnrmittzun of

phleirm. The cause is ti\e_suu_ic- uilamed membranes-aniI_ this I’i_nex 'uid Syrup combination will sto§ it- usuaily in 24 hours or less. plen- did, too_ for bronchial asthma. hoarse- nsss_. or any ordinary throat ailment.

Puiex is a highly concentrated

compound of genuine horn/ay pine ex- trnc, and is famous the wor d over for its prompt ellfct upon coughs.

Beware of substitutes Ask _your

druzgist for “2% ounces of Pinex” with directions, and don’t"accepI: anything else. Guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction or money re- funded. The Pinex Co., Toronto, Ont.

CARD ',

To the Electors of the City ol Char-

`i~n.tetxJwn:-

Lad-ies and Gentlemen,

At the request ot ii large number

come it candidate for Coinuiissiou- er of Sewers- niid Water Supply al. the fortheomin-ir Civic Election.

I halve served Your yeznrs at the

Ward 5. Should you elect nie I shall endeavor to niaintnin an ef- ficient and economical service in

this department.

As it will he impossible to see

influence on Election Day-

1325l\itts3l then mwl3i.

To The Electors

Ladies and Gentlemenr-

Having d '

test for ti sent at the COUUCII Board l take this opportunity of as

_ly Marlon Rublneani

THE DANCE

- Chapter 101 It was impossible to talk exce

with a greatly raised voice wh the singing was in progress. T singer had a piercing soprano, t orchestra accompanied her as I

diners were siiiything but low, ev under normal conditions.

Claire hoped the general d

less noise when they played dan music, most of the tables were e ply then, and they talked less wh they danced.

Besides, that wlliter‘s dan

music was low seductive. danc were quiet, comparatively mode lacking in eccentricity. Claire a

i

when she could. Jlm's girl look at the performer with a slight shocked expression, then, eyes da cms she turned with amuseme to make some coninient to Jim.

“Little country cousin’s shocke

left Clarke’s table,

The performer was singing an 01

ilCC0l11l3i|»l1lment, her dress was hllilhlue flowered taffeta, sleeves t ‘he BIIJOW. low cut neck edged wit me "m0d€BlY frill” of lace, st

8

How to Stop

Sour Stomac

oi’ electors I have decided tu be ch"°"l° with Many P¢°P|¢--Sf

art's Dyspepaua Tablets Bring Quick Comfort--Sweeten and 31°F Acid, Sour Rlslnge and Such Dyspeptlc Distress

When the fact is considered th

even careful people, those who l' low diet rules, get attacks ol’ in gestion, no argument is needed

.you all personally I talw “NB recommend the best means ol r inesns of S0liCli-lvl! YOUI' V0i98 Bull llef. Stuart’s Dyspepsi-a Tablets a

‘used by lawyers, doctors, teache

clerks, and__the worst abused sto

of travellers.

For thirty years people ha

i

' learned that they may eat wh

of they like or what is set belo

them, and no matter what -the co

dition of the stomach. if due

eclded to enter the con ri si sia, these wonderful table

y iep _ stop gassiness and sour risin they give the stomach the alkali

ll E

betterment and beautlfying of our ance of good government.

city, consistent with our revenues The welfare of the city means ou welfare,

_ - It is lmposibie to make a com-

plehs house to house canvas and

cannot expect a personal inter- view with all the electors, I there-

fore take this medium to solici your favorable support.

Thanking you in anticipation,

sm

' Respectfully yours,

T. WILLIAM L. PROWSE

1241-130Wf1.\'ienM$_i.

To The Electors

Of Ward Four

Ladies and Gentlemen: At the request of a number of

the Electors of Ward 4 I have con- sented to be a candidate for Councillor st the Civic Election on February 13th. 1924.

Being a life long citizen of Char-

lottetown, and a property owner and being conversant with the business and civic requirements of our city, 1 will, if electedd, give my best efforts towards the protection of the public Interests and the furtherance of good civic govern- ment-the carrying out of neces sary public improvements, the protection of the property and per- son of our citizens and especially, children.

I am also in favor of having

put into use resources now at the disposal of the city and not used, for the use, health and recreation of our children. In fact, I am in favour of any improvements con- sistent with reasonable taxation that will make Charlottetown n real place to live in.

Respectfully,

F. P. HENNESSEY.

I

partments.

due time and not undertake othe

may be effected or the revenue ln- creased thereby.

Thanking you in anticipation.

I remain

‘ ` W. ALLAN STEWART 1202-2»28-Mw't8i.

_ NOTICE.

` To the electors of the City o Charlottetown.

Ladies and Gentlemenz-

I intend to nominate as s. can-

didate for Mayor at the civic elec- tion to be held this year on the 13th of February.

With a record of twelve years as

your representative in differen branches of the civic government six years as City Councillor and six

_years as Commissioner of Sewers .find Water Supply, I reel that I am iiustified in seeking. for zi term, tho highest civic office in the gift o the citizens.

Should you do me the honor o

future, as I have done in the past

all civic Departments.

Riva-n me in past elections and 0 *‘0liUIUI1lr your votes in the presen campaign.

_ Respectfully yours, i

1338»»2~5-RMSI.

.1216-1-29-tts8I.

iwtunpi

Stead Bros., Charlottetown, R. R. N

0~ 6. 1 Jersey Bull, 5 months old

Steed Bros., Charlottetown, R. R. No. 6, 1 Jersey Bull, 2 years Did:

Michael MoMaunns, New Haven, 1

Ayrshire Bull. 2% years old,

(Registered)

Percy 0. Tredenick, West Devon, 1 Holstein Bull, 3 mgmhg ,,|d_

Percy A. Tredenlck, West. Devon, 1

(Registered)

Holstein Bull, 10 months old.

(Registered)

W. A. \(cQunrrie. Hampton, 1 Shorthorn Bull 4 years um,

B. H. Nswron. Kingston, 1 Ayrshire Bull, 2 years old Gordon A. Newsom, Kingston, 1 Holstein Bull, 15 _months old,

W. Ju. Celia Freetmrn, 1 Shorthom Bull, 21 months old. W. hs. Cai Froetovm, 1 Shorthorn Bull, 6 months old.

W. Jus. Cairns. Freetovm, 1 Shortborn Cow 3 years old. W. Ju. Cairns, Freetovrn, 1 Shorthorn Cow, 4 years old.

W. Ju. Cairns. Freetovrn. 1 Bhorth

ern Cow, 6 years old.

Ludlow Jenkins lla:-shileld, I Yorkshire Saws, 4 months old.

Kenneth Mcllillan, Oovehead Road, 1 Yorkshire Sow, (due March) 2 yrs,

Charles Molbdyen, Riverdale, 1 Yorkshire Boar, 2 years old,

Prank Halliday, Eldon. I Yorkshire Gordon Newsom, North River, 1 Re

Sows, 10 months old (bred)

glstered Holstein Bull 15 mths. old.

B. H. Numan, North River, 1 registered Ayrshire Bull, 2 yearn old. IAIIDI lokinnom Bldhllsld. 1 Ayrshire Cow. 5 yous old.

IAIUI Moltlirnon. Illlmeld, I Ayrshire Helm- Cs.-lr. 2 weeks old.

R. Inns Curl. lrestmm. 1 Ayrshire Bull. 11 months old.

B. m Cslrh, lWdevrii, 1 Ayrshirirtlnlf, 4 months old.

I. Girl. lhetmnl. I Ayrlhilo Helton. 10 months old.

'DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTIIRE

\*1‘t.““""_“ '

. To maintain an efficient and ec- _ l' onomiczil administration in all de I

To favor the completion of the

Ipcrmzinent street programme in

expenditures that will add to our

1 civic debt unless an annual saving

electing me I shall endeavor ln the

to respect the confidence placed in me and to give my support tg q moderate policy of improvements in

As it will be impossible for me to

call upon every elector I take this opportunity of thanking you for

,the generous support you have , _ _ _ _ _ __

1 Adiiiinlstrntor ol the above named Oaumy in prinw Edward mamp omit Courgc Streets. _‘___ ____ __ ____ E ___ H R _ i Estate. -praying our it -citation may fsmsi-,' and -Marina sz. wma, in .,,§‘,’,‘;_°;;= ,°;§_,,‘,§,§§°°_,,‘,3;’__‘;f_»_'_° ,’,§‘§_1f°‘;,',‘,‘,*3 ui. `ci‘i,“e..ii.ii...l‘, “° °“'° °°‘“

:if i””;W_f1 'ln' they-I’““P°5° _l:_e"°l_"M' wife, of the one part, and E. Bruce `,.fn\¢ im nn: vm-timi _o§__:vi_i-ii_i~1u\\i- ___ _ w_:Ai;;1__1frvn: nass-

el' se or: I Oil wre ere ore ' _ f | _ - fi C 1 lmr Ono. in the lilty ri . nr oto own, 5| 0 | 'boi-ougi, 5;,-¢9¢_.v1~h hereby required to cite ull persons E;::;;1|d?faUn:§r_ Tl- %,u?:,;,e_.°$_.{: i;lt\_i_iite__iY_est og ;'l_t.__<_it-e_i-i¢_i_'e___»‘_4_t.._;:_\il___:_h; i~l_|_nt|;__r>_oll:ng__nivisl<;n vrabsl; cnqmpigii l""’"“--“Wd I" the “ld Esmle 1° be detnult iiavlniz been made in bay- ..r"o;¢-ri rripinffl-‘nt nf; corn--r .ir Kina hm-. iii cngiielllingvn. niii of "r'iiii'»ir “"5 P°m"' D""“"“ 'Mn °°““`"" “hd illlpeiil' b0f01`0 m8 M B~ ‘Slll"l”0F~" ment Oi’ the i.l1I.6l'8El. secured und Queen Streets. lioroullh Street, and \ line In contlnu :ite Court to _be meld in the Court me,-,,\,y_ when 'rwo ¢\=_~;\__=__¢:_§__:_~1___t£f_:»__ divés_l~_;_f:___l:_ns __l__e

, . .

H011” in ChaT|0U@i»°WU~ ill QUB9-D6 For -further partlculmrs apply *-0 TlfffafP"_§_f:_;""_§__vf§_‘f_§‘_*_l“;_____§’;*"_f’;‘f__;'5‘_}_"§ noyiiiy. ana nie prni snail ns iisi

County' ‘in the sam Province’ on the °fnce of 'McLean & Mokmnon’ ull that nnrtlon of Ward Nuiuhcr Two* "t "r M" th" dw°m““' h°""'°

Wednesday the -twelfth day oi' Royal Bank Bu_|1d|ng_ Chu-10¢w.|n ,M my of CM__|0m_mw___ m___m;¥:;:: Pound. No. 261 llluntnu stree

, , t f ` ~, ri, s ._ i ‘ -

Mn” “el” “ming M he h°‘"° ‘°‘"" ' i1’.`.'ii .‘lil.il"if`.`."i.»i<i".ii'°..f $111' iil'.»"‘.'iJ.-i`f www Flvn mer cwrnin

eleven oolock torcnoon of -the _Dated Um, 2294 day 0|' Jiimmry,

ling house of Patrick McCloskey, No. Thr- Tenth Polling Division sllnl

“B-me dai' W “IWW “WSG lf alll' they A. D., 1924. 17-l Sydney flirt-et. comprise nil that portion of War: "fm WUY 'I-he IIOVUI-1“t5 Of nhl? Bald E. BR-UCE DAWSON, Wont of Great George Hlreot--The Five in Charlottetown. east of (lrelii Qml “I” PU," wr" II” mlm °"s_'_‘_‘:’;"; Estate shoum not b9_mgged and Mortgages Fourth Polling Division sbnll cnni- (li-orue Street and the Malpsqne Rond - 2' ' -

W ..

the Estee sliced H ww* 101' in 1121-1-123-Weds. till", 'ill ‘till ”Ei!_$°“.¥‘ m.“.‘.‘l..ll3i‘f.`$‘f€.'. i‘|‘2.`.l ll'.°l-f..?fi.F.‘-l-lli.§‘.‘l"€i‘I.i‘.'l..'l'i..“'€‘il.°fiR »-mi Pm-1 utmo-

- slt;;nt_¢;_ Vl;_es_t o_f _flrgsthfisnrige Street. vision lIne__ b§wee_i_i ChA\rlo_:tet;w_ '

ww __ , , un ia o s n s e ii or near common an oys y an t e ri

D' S art’ FAQ Proctm for sam ma GLEARANCE Wm. Byers’ residence, on the Smith nmill he held nt or dear the dwell-

Petltloner. And 1 do hereby order ' _ ~ _ ii.. . if.. ...pf im is il.-in AUCTION SALE ::.".”.r.§..‘.‘.:i“.:.'...l".&.'.°“‘- "°““"=“ °“*“ i::.if::°ia.°f..*1::°.‘;..f:.?.°.‘:’.'.:‘:!“' "°

with publkhed in some newspaper AT ROCKY POINT - WARD 'lllllll '

pu._i.__iisi¢<i _|_i_i oii__.if\oti_st;»wn_s_fore- 0; _;rmna:y_,_ui¢ me my of ____'_i___i;_»___:fi_f_i__i:____i>_ui_i_»__¥___n___§_i_;2i.___.i_=_i_: :,‘_\_':‘:;_F;__‘:_ 15.102; o:_i_1_'::u:.__ _ 'nn _________ “___

“R '°“°°' '°°’° "°° °"“ mt "'""`V' 2 °*1°'°‘°°"°"""P cu rcs inc fi 'ii riimst of n ii strmf-'rn ni ii four consecutive weeks from the Owing to illness I am compelled ".51 2,, inf.; 2; egifyiligffgt g;,,:,_ ° Polling D‘lvi'|lon nail sompglns nllvlllh

me noi-sur and out ii ii-us my io oirsr my iieiuiurui hu-in siiusma wsim soon sas-r {'°'*'°“,gf WI" Fl" In Charlotte- sms roiiiiif nivnioii .mi m._pi-in h°°\‘°°f 'bs forthwith boiled in the Ht Rocky Point. only IA mils from mm of niiisiim-fmgn sim-t-'riie ,'},',{"§‘,|$,,:'R,,'f§'°jf,,, ‘§,°.°,','°, 3"” "“ "‘",P"“ °" °f W'“’° “‘"“\'¢' °“'~ f°l\°w1ns wblic places respective- ferry. consisting of 96 so-ss most Sm” P°“i“f “Milan 'l"\\\ =°mvfi" sum. ma on ron nm \»°s.ul'°§l' "' "'° "° °' °"°"°""°"“' "°""°

lv. namely, in the 'hall of the Calirt beautifully located, extra new ff f:°°(l'|'§" °'f °é|,mi,§{',,I,'“,‘}",,"°'_|I_"'”_'_-_ nie -lion of Hr. hrmvnr Hclnnlr H9559 IU GQOFKGIOWII Ill KIDCB dWd‘UD8 hotle and barn! Wdl enlt gf Hlhlgorough Street, 'und “glue al:g:t° 3? 'lu W." 'ld' °t 0"'

county sim-satis, in :mst of the fenced sm wmi-sa. 1,; ¢ii,i.i',»,,,,,,, mi mn i.._i.i.i ii or gm on am- " ,E5 ,M "_"

fin? st Murray mm- .roi-emi and on wat sum- wnsrs time as sn ‘,3,f',‘§,,I',§’,}‘,',‘ §,,,‘,‘,§‘- ““ "°“' "P 1°” -ri.. -i-'sms 1-.mn nivnns mn n rout cfohellsll s.tMuri-ay Har- abundance of sea manure of all WA", gong 0;;-nn, °°’"Dfi*° I” till! P°r¢l°I\ of Ward bor Smyth in }{,|ng1, county "me, k|nd._ .mb h me of me _ben farms Th S” ___ P ___ ___ _ _ __ __ Five in Chsrlottfown. lituate West of “hh 1° tht lil .persons interested on P ll .island sions to Ciiur ii °i "ii i ° "ni v "I" vi' 'a g"°°“ "'°“’ ”°"'°"" °°""'"°°‘"

- - » 0 . MMD!" I hi! air 0|! 0 ll i ouee and Lund st Victoria Psrk. and

ln the sam mutate as aforesaid may school and store and our noses- "“““>°f Pwr. situ: Wm of Him- ti. rm mn in asia si or ii r nn

have due notice thereof. ‘to Market and should meet with gxghssimt \::a*h:.;§’“°:“ll";: mn &“;dUh' unseen' ."“¢¢¢H1°'.""‘ ' _ -. .

sg ra tiizmlgld ngilrlitntllilsnllmigig I mm' “Y um’ soiniwr-roie nav wlnnsndr rluncbsnwn Q M In nm’ 'nt' M!" Unxlnm L M an

_ s _ . or . ' »

day oi February, A, D 1924 and in for Cropping, T150 at gg may At the amos of the city mon. our li-ii, hm el: us; 1’1,v:lvl:':r-4,.. M‘1:s___olieoh:¢ up c'i_¢y mark. mir-inn. he ql rain dill* in ammmuinu-dnnuwmmwmmmmusmilm""Ui°f¢”n.'I»?§"°°""°""""'°'°"""""'°“" ¥"‘1',,f"`*'*‘“°':'°:"7°°"“?:l"°‘:'*"='* “ '='»g:"" ¢7‘&z_I¢l~_. ~"-' onlsrasoopoutsn. virginmo»:¢¢v»oa»a.'1i'¢i3i'|';""-"""°"'"1'”"“°°”' "°°°"""°.-°'”'“"°‘“° ‘ I

7- *~ 9- 08. I stormy me on ant ans asy.`nohs'r x.5nxxiil¢.' ' _ o. r. iuouonsoir. ".4 ".4 ,_ _ ' 5 Q °'

‘ - ~ fi

-5% . , l,

I - ai." nano. uucmnon. """'ow' F-31” 32:2" 5»“2i°.`{¢'¢i»»». anna |u\.°"'I»'i""‘ _ .

JOHN MCKENNA

To s\ll>lJ0\'f méhsures f0I` the “D at any drug stare and arm yoursell

b ildin of the city and further-Ia min” mdigestiom '

_ s I

riiindersigned will be received until 'noon Tuesday, February 19th inst., from parties to supply 30 Cords Hardwood, ready for furnace at

I ' JOHN P. smrri-|

said petition and on -motion of

¥ The Middle Ground

fashioned song played to rug tim

i

:tchs in the world, those oi a, ho

‘_ Sealed Tenders addressed to the;

Tenders will also be received up

psnnlers draped from the laced-in waist-and then the charmingly simple Colonial costume ended, and _the white silk tights began. ‘ "I don't wonder she's shocked. l sm too," Claire defended suddenly. “it's the most indecent costume I ever saw. 1 suppose it's because the upper part of the dress is so

M modest." ' ne She stopped, looking around the he restaurant suddenly with new eyes. he What a vulgar place it was any-

d way' The din was making her

ou - as it could, and the voices of the h€“dBCIl9. the diners were as lm-

exx modest as the performers. She was

suddenly too conscious of her own

5,, bare shoulders. the many inches of

would silence Maisie. There was he' back that the |°“' ‘mf ‘H559

ce showed, her ankles, the clinging

m_ lines of the whole dress.

___ Would Jim bring his fiance over

to their table? Of course not, he

ce never had- liked Maisie very well. es That he would not want to ln-

st troduce his future wife to Maisie te was conceivable-but why not to

her salad, and watched Jini‘s table her? They hild been t‘B&llY S00d

ed friends, she and Jim-and siie was

ly conscious of the vast gap between ___ herself and the good natured, loud

___ voiced Maisie.

The music started, Luther touch-

do ed her hand and they went out with

rpnmrked Maisie_ whose eyes never the rest of the _crowd to dance. Peo-

ple were leaving. the floor was

Claire looked toward the stage comfortably filled. lt was one of

dthe old-fashioned dances being re- e vived that winter, where, at the __ sound of a whistle, everyone clasp- __ ed hands and danced in a ring __ around the edge of the floor, then U at another whistle, caught up

which ever partner cnine nearest, and danced until the whistle sound- ed once more. -

Clarke und the girl were danc-

ing-Claire tried not to look at

h them. But her keen eyes took in

every exquisite detail of the other woman's gown, and envied the sim-

u_ plicity that made her the best dres-

sed woman on the floor. How did she do lt? How did she carry her shoulders that way? Slender Claire felt int and heavy and awkward be- side her.

The' whistle sounded, the grand

___ chain begun, women going one way, OL meh the 011191". weaving lu and out.

CIUSDIIIH Ilutids, laughing breaking

i- _ - ‘in the chain HH some missed the right

liand-Claire was whirled away

:__ Iroui Luther. Everyone was a

friend for the nioiiient, in the brief

rs,

Respectfully yours, _ by _b__s___e___s mem ___g__ __v________ so soclabillty of the dance.

HUGH F- C°NN°R3» ieity women, industrial worker

C' Claire was conscious-as always S. -that every man held her hand as ¥"' |0111; as possible, hoping the whys. SI UC might blow again while he held

her so he could claim her for a

ve paruter. It was a compliment to Hi her Drettlness that she was used re to but that amused her and pleased 11. her as much ns it ever had. to Far down the line of dancers she

ne » SD endid dancer, she had

MOTHERS-

Why allow “snuffles" and “uffy

I Y,,}:_°fzl’;a,__t’e"__e°":‘_'_;‘__§ to torment

follows the use ofn qumk tenet

CHAMBERL.-img COUGH REMEDY

N 0 Narcotics

J

is saw Clarke. _A handsome young SS. giant was 113551118 her, keeping her

hand a l '

__ 1

M

\%_~_;_/

‘rm _

it ._

sinks AND I DRAINS _

Use n little oi C-iIIe|t’s Lye when the kitchen or bathroom drains are clogged. ft works wonders! Use it also Inr olean- ing and disinfecting Closet Bowls; for softening water, making soap. cIcnning_ dirty

Iioors angosrcasy utensils. It . hnsnvcr. diiierenluscsarid a can should he kept handy in

every home. A\‘_uid costly and dangerous substitutes. nsist i on the genuine `

gg - In .L~lii 3

I I

‘.-I‘i!.l!:.E.."§.‘.`.f.§

LYE

__

caught her und they danced away into thc crowd nkiiin.

What a silly iinplnsc! But she

could not resist it, Clarke would not come to her she litul tu go lo liini. She wanted him to know sho was with Luther, she wanted luiu to feel she did not cure whether he uizirricd or not! "Corigrutulations,“ he said to hor. guiding hen through the perfHCt maze of urins und feect. “I sec

of Rabot

Armistice. At the Channel end

network of canals that -stretch b tween -Bruges and Ghent,

Belgium.

military conductor, had taken

changed our plans. To hide from

su* g . house had been a German hea quarters up to dawn of that mor ing; they had left in haste.

leaves down amid a, flaming riot

little rock grotto built round t statue of the Virgin. Waiter dripp down over the moss and ferns spruy upon red and purple fuchsl bordering a pool. _ - _ A Belgian battery of 75's to

iiietroiioiue bent. Occasionally

'Why Stay Fat?

inventing more reasons. “Odd to

you again. . And he dropped her almost too quickly ns the whistle blew.

“You won't yank away this time.

catching her hand as the dance be-

king your kind consideration an_d effect which overcomes acidity and him often in the restauraiits. gan again ~ snnnorn Should you elect m_c__ it ruins they enner avoid distress af- _‘__ i:_le__w-iie__sti1l_1i@1n iisrl `

- .h.lll aim to ass S D E V HS t tl 1 they. quick y re- _ HY all de lb t 1 - .

liillw seciirlilhll of the ward the best “e;v§ait_n§eo‘;_§_;§ed_ Get __ 60_cem cr¢_i_ssedJto\vard Clarke. em e :Y T°m°"°w_L“thers Gffss llJ0SSihle S8¥`ViCB_- ‘box of Stuart‘s Dyspepsla Taiblets nd im BBW her. and turning, M|,,,,,.,|.,, u,,'|,,,,,,¢ fm. mm.,

have met here--nice to have see_

U

will you?" the young glnnt asked,

you've made it up.” PBPIJGF RAID-

“YeS. some time ago," she flbhed_ ` You can Reduce Nothing has such concentrate

..u_\_\t we kept it quiei-heei_\_is.,_- _ _______ _____w__ ___ _______ ____ __________ ___ __e__e,,,,.,,,,g heat as ,ed _,,,p_,e,s_ Furnlture Salg

Oh. I quite understand. Im- _hm __ ___ _on _____,d_ ____ t_,m_b___s0m,, and when hen-t penetrates rig

l““`S°““l» D°“te» he “ved he’ from and too dangerous to force the down ln-to pain and congestion

STUFF

` it ' The Fairy Garden

This was ii week before th

M the VIIIHSB °¢ Ram* that sentiment, was a chlld’s pictur

morning, Lleut. Mathot, ou

u

just about as far front as we care to go. We were flattened against a g,.eenh°“se_ whe,-em hung 5,-an

the wall of aruined house for a

back to where the car was waitin

our chnffeur turned through iro BH'-ES lllld 11110 _the lime Park as I came out into the open. Still

iroundln a chateau This ver

` of Spring Song on the plan

Chestnut trees were spilling the

dahlins and asters-flowers liftin fhiiif heads I-0 battle Bm0k6- B9* give the song its full riotous splri hind the house was a benutlf

h

‘loc-ntlon just beyond the rear wa of the garden and began its dead

Gerniuu arrive went trundllng ove hood with the noise of u. li

9 ` wheelbarrow

°f bricks.

the Allied WW' the 5\°e“~t HWUI5 Lleut. Mathot and the Argenti

which started Ln September ha \>f°\\sl\t the Steel EW “Bain” the the snuttsred chateau. A ducei-en face of the retreating German

desperately resisting along the -found roses in bloom. I founda ue

9' grave amid the dahlias. Its head- ln stone, whether pla.ced‘ there

no

‘I from El Prensa went to explore

I.

9 mood kept meein the garden.

irony or through some twists

I' post card album-evidently loote

U clusters of the giant Belgla

Ib The Belgian battery which ha It been throbbling beyond the wal “ was stilled for a few minutes ins

Y iness everywhere. _

il' Then from within the dark

os’ ANNUAL MEETING

H' chateau came the first liquid note

If I-lesltant-tumbling. 01 It was Lleut. Mamet at th E piano, and it was hard lor hlni t

“I For. you see, he had lost his lef

9 arm at Nieuport. , `

ed to "'

Says Red Pepper

_ii Heat Stops Pains 3 in a. Few Minute

,__ “ Rheumatisru, luimbago. neurlti

backnclie, stiff neck, sore inusclc strains sprains aching joint Wiien you are sudering so you ri llaldly get around, just try ll

weight down. Marmoia Prescription “eg comes at 0nce_

ontull rio dieting or und have the added advantage

cl-ieapncss. A box ls sold at one dol- Spot is warmed through A

` I t

\’fv____‘_‘_" o§§,‘.’_d 0ft“g'§,,°,,S through and -the torture ls gone. thc price direct to the Marmola Co., Rowles Red Pepper Rmb, ma

xvusuwni-a Ave. Detroit. Mi

5 *from the piayroom of -the chateau. ' ‘1 I found in the rear of the garden

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lit N' The undersigned will sell at-

_ THE CHARLO'l'l_3E'l‘0WN GUARDIAN FEBRUARY 13,1924

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FREE-St. Charles Recipe Book .

zqnfrtzdaly for tllll

1 rsci Soups., sms., srieexriili, vu.- tablen, Salads and Dressings, Cakes and Cookiu,Putrieg Desserts. les Creams Slim

b tn,Candi and Bsveng

“E ltavrill be sean; to you from “-

The Borden Co. Limited

is iuoiiruuu. e -f" .. _ " _=§T-`- ~

'1-3 §E_=’f/

D. _ _

0-60,,

_ /_/I(/;([¢’lt_! f$\

hour S0 as 1° sive machine Sw gi-apes,tiis bloom ii-ssh on each run SI- F' _ .- 1 Q

bullets all the road. Then we edged be,-I-y_ And there were mnmmes %

I! and orchids and chrysanthemuins 'Q

and started for another sector. hem-y.he|,_ded_

But a German plane, high u

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[Of the shareholders of the Perman-

" _ent silver Foxes. Ltd.. will me new °\ln_ the Board of Trade Rooms on " isaiui-day, February isui at 2

t ‘ o'olock -p. m.

` B. 8. MCKINLEY, i Secretary

1389-2-28~'i’smwf5I.

NOTICE

S A iiicnilng will be held in ihe

Droniore School house un Friday

,_ evening Feb. 15th at 7 o‘clock p.iii. Q' with the object of extending tho B’ Falrvllle Egg Circle in said district. ` E v one interested attend,

I/.Ty

Z3 J. J. ciiriey,

Sec`y.

public auction at 113 Grafton

Tablets overcome all these dlffvrul- _ ues. They are sbsoiutsiy P_;_‘;1f__ ‘§___’;°;§__*‘;’____5_°“___:‘__I'l;l_l_'_g§§fl Street on Thursday 14th dey 0!

5 February beginning at 11 o’clock

of heat. In three minutes the sore in the fo_.e,mon_ .

“h ifrom red Pallpsrrs, costs 'llttlc

Im All the household furniture of

the lata Mrs. Adam Murray, com-

_2 df; prlsing mnhogaiiy sideboard, table.

"5 ~ ' ' 9 and chair , a well ittin room N~’“' W" §"§'b“§‘,§’“'f,§l,"”,,,,’{°;'.,,?'§'ff,any ding store. Get ai iar ut one S B as B g

‘_;f;c';"§l‘§;d,f}; ,Snag ,,,,;\|y wilhout Be sure to get the genuine, wi omg through long sicges er ure-che name Rowies on every pa.;

G- parlor. kitchen. bedroom and din? hh ing room furniture. Sale positive. K" A. WILLIAMSON. . 14 1369-2-'H31 Auctioneer.

S some eiugclse and starvation diet. or Bam _

`, » <1 i iii me 'rnr v

x|2`lI:i’gd'E’:l:;u:d“lh(’I;ll“aI\s|i::ir 11, lntltuied 'An Act tn. oonlolldnts L:

-unieiiil the several Acts Incorporating the City 0! UIu\ll0¢¢0l0Wll» llllil Act ln menilmenf thereof or ln mlilitlon thereto. r §;d“.Md “hum mud. “ml v“‘°d In

il

. " il N It I il cl B of the said City an

§i!';‘l‘\\$7i:“I|:.etr`:ol1os'tlrM|s};r`:'h tizlnellgiilliign Cl¢li’:iIi°i~‘lInii;n lr:n laid Council for ‘Var

v

Number I of City, and of Three persons tu serve ul Common Councilman li said Council for Ward Number 5 in the said City; lrelnl In all 5 IIIBYQI Ill

Klnkora' Cheese facwry' Eight (Jamison Councilman, reprssentinl' “N CII! ll f°“°"“"' ~

__ t_ _ ____ _ in “’_ari_l_1§uml:__er 0__ne__......................................gg: ggangglz 0 SHIIUB UIQ TOIH D8 GS Ofi ful' B-1' _nm el* W .......»-....-~-.--...~...~......... “ I bov cm, _md For W_uril humbsr Three . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . _ . . _ . . . ._l_2_i_|ac4_J_¢:_\_i_:;:_l___¢_»_

il lik t I ._

Eggurlilfngnwhey? fir ssasgn iehhi. £3: :mfg §.':.'.'.i,'f: iil'l:'.,',' . . . ...'f'n'in¢e counoiuur

I Secretary A325: van fm:_‘;___°°1_;l_ °b_y____ Pig: wiu. an anno on

Klnkora courts 'Bundm ' .

- Zi lll Cl) I I. I

_ i_434-_z_11Mwsa1. in Queens Co,m,y_ on ,,‘_}_f_f_’df_"_,°§'_§’e' ON WEDNESDAY, . _____,_______._..___._.. 18th dey or February, A_ D__ ’1924_ 'run ruinunnuru DAY -0F FEBBUAB¥» A- D-. lm

i DOMINION OF CANADA if the h°‘" °f "W°l"° °'°l°°k “°°”f /it siverui roiinig rim" 'rim i» to snyi- - ‘

Provllnce of 14]-I THAT parcel of larlld, Slillllfé in ward 1 West. nt or near the shop of 'Ward 4 Ent, at or nur Mrs. llslllwen’

.|>R|N¢E Epwaan isurup _img M111 biélong on Lot Slxty»seven owen Trainer, at _iiis_ earner or :i__v_v_i_»_i_i:_n¢_____-;»_u»¢. No. iso Wey-

....“.°.‘iZf.., .3§;i...’2.§;‘::§...?.‘§ \-'--’i"i's=“`» 33?* '3i.°""° can "-:.:.r°.:‘- .-.°L.°'..-::i' ..:.';:..:-°:.-~

Ill the Sl\1'l°Og`3.te as follows, that is to say:--Com- '°\,,'i',:, pl;-..i:,i'¢,, gifs.; 1 upper buses' su-at. '

Court mencing at a stake and stones on between ri-time and crest osorn Wnrd 6 wut Central. at Seymour Ms-

? 14th G V D 1 4 “he north margin or the old Bede_ sunt.: t tl dwellllll’ house of L12; g::l‘?ke°%t;£':t~ ws" "do 0 ' cor" ' A' " 92 que R°“d' thence ""`"“|“5 11°’ th ‘vmiiviiiililniliiyzi-¢ me .ouch mis or were is nun csiimii, sc or neu Mrs.

I eased, intestate. D D ld- 1 d t 1 . ` M |. ¢ 1| ss 1-in ¢. » \\

By ilhe Honourable A. Banner- Bins; ,flonaén u,e°‘;a;?§,.l:°jbo§;§1;_f;’, llfafg .,,"¢'|._.° ¢ii;“aiiiig:{i__i;. __ :;_u|_i_:__:g::s¢_i_____»tm ruin 0-.ness ini

1 , _ . , r near - n nun open un

f man Visnburton. Surrogate Judge of Jann Mathewns land nm, \vi\r_ii___1___c:_h_i_i»s_;____»_i_ _:»______ _“__ ____ ____ W" o__________ ___ ____ .___m______ ___ ___

°f__f”°3_"~‘eé_§°»_-___‘&°-__ ___ C _ __ohalns, thence east along the his sonar side or neat street. _sms aw.

“_ B el' fi B 'Jun Y 0 course of the Old Bededue Road D scmwnox og p0LuN0 D,”-Bwrs

52315;? Caulzw ‘zlimy oonlssgle Fr afmesum ten chains to the NM” of WAR: ONE ll held at or near the shop of Silas

9 179 05 n 3”* un y'bBEll1l1ll15, colltailil-llg Ilfty acres East of Gwug Gm;-gn Struct-The Whitlock, being No. 182 on the Sout

GREET|NG_ mme 'Or len' _ [vii-gg rolling Division shrill comprise side of Knut Street. _W___E___EAS “pon __:ea_______g “___ This sale is made ln pursuance ol ,,_\| ,img ,3_f_ :vm-_i_1_____i_~iui:i_n__r____o_:;;___tin_ WARD Fm,” WE" eilti fill if Al nd M H power M gale wmamed m B I-`iplit° ii(éo?;i-0 su-1-ut' ana his vuii West- of Great Georce Sires-t-'l‘h P~ 0" ‘"1 9 0 eu 9|’ »_montgage dated 6th January, 1920. '_ "__ he 'bpm' M 0,. ,{,,,,,. the ,lwemw Eighth rolling Division shnli com Goabee ol Murray River in King-s and mme between “nmam “___ _s__ia________ u______y McM_“_____ \__,h_g ,,,, ¥__rine all taut nortléin of Ward Numb Cmmly "‘f°re“Id Flshenlwnr I-he i`0l'd W00d o['Spl‘Ingt0l1,'lli Queens linrvhoslor Street lu-twocu Prince and _._:_‘;:_‘°_ ae;__”__Sé\::_l_______}'-:;__i‘la::I_I*i__§:;°$____

Dee

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the Inu‘:\‘l llarsblitigluiiel Eiljsskgssiihotflcirlrtntnuanulllbunllitizn %‘n\irTcIInii::°ln the M“J°"ty Km' Edvmfd vu" Chlpf"

d sinners of Sewers lnd Water Supply

In Ward I West, at or naar the shop

Dwell Trllnuf. ll. the corner Kin and Queen Streets.

Streets. '

, Ward I West. at the dwelling house

William Byers on the south aids

ii, Ward 3 East, at tha dwelling house

iiey Street.

\Vnrd G Welt. at the City Bu\ldInI- Ward 4 Central. st or near Bilge

Wbltlnslds shop being No. 158

i - a - i 'IN HE ESTNTE °f D°f<>aS L- llilgriudhl-6 uilliiiiirynig; i>l»'fv'L'fi if-‘L1°¢'.’. "°"'°°“ °"°°" °“ li'-`»l.'.'l, »`li“E...»“l?»f»'T,'. si`iY:i`.‘ “' on -so-tu side or Km sunt-

Gosbec late oi' Gladstone in King's chat” wenee Wes; mon! the ivsi-ii 2 nut, at the awsgias _i:_=u¢;y:i_r \vsr_:i___:x___r:¢_::, ;:._¢_»_: n;:r___t_;i_s ¢_i;_:sii;n

_ “ ’ ._ M ci ii 0

CUUHW hi "hc Said -FYOVIDW. dec southern -boundary of Joan bro- f:,',‘;'f:§,,,° °' W’ ° Euston street. But.

nam Ami t the sam nimioii tn. P

WARD ONE

'Nil I CIVIC ELECTION Election of Commissioners of 'I I

"‘ "'“""°““° "' A" A" °' "'° L""M°i°a °'¢s:h°¢1rlii:l“::i¢:! artisan; _ Sewer and _

I

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

01° Third your of the reign of llls I7. Intltuled ‘An Act to consolidate and

amend the s v r I A I l gl ll 0 ~‘ 1... i.........ii¥..I... ."».Z...!'i“‘I.1."fl.’.“...i‘.ii.».I.i .i.li¥i.,."‘ °"“"°“°“"”“"' "“" °“ i I dv hereby sive runuc Konica time an nissan for rn". oommip

for the City of Charlottetown will |,¢ “N

; ON `WEDNESDAY, I ‘run 'riiinrnnisru nn on rnsnnsnv, s. xi., im. ‘_ _

Al. Several Polling Places That is to Sayi-

°f WUI! 4 EMM at or naar Mrs., llelilvuirl of dwelling house, No. IM Way-

moulh Btr t.

I’ ee .

Ward I. East nt or near the dwelling Ward 5 W t t

hou|_o ol ' KN. lllillry llfanllll- owned °l:y’ ll‘!rs‘."B::: lll\‘;:t|»|:.=l.o'- lm, beinl on Dorchester Street 7 Uppsrquoen Street. ' between Prince uid Great George Ward 5 West Central, ut Beymwg 1°.

|“l\|l' BIND, on the welt lids of

of Great George Street, uf Ward li lint Csutnl, gg or Mg- 1|".

Sydney Streets, between Queen and Bm-nh Jane Higgins' ¢|'|||||||

house. 21% Grant George Street.

°! Wlfd 5 EMI. lt or naar the dwelling

Patrick McCloskey. No. 174 Byil- hours of Mark Pound, No. ML

Euston Street, East,

f Ward li, in the Market llama Bulldinm Anal at the Bald Election the Pell

“IU 5° °Dane|l at Nile 0'0look ll

J.ths forsnoon and continue ann until 0° Five 0'elook in tha afternoon of the limo dny. - .

I nusonirriou or runnin mg-i~m¢-H

held nt or near the shop of Bills J.

| East of Grcnt George Street-The s First Polling Division shrill comprise

nll that nf Ward Number One, the ,City of Charlottetown, sltiiate East of `Greiit George Street. and the Poll

J sbull he held at or ncnr the dwelling __ of Mrs. Hillary Mchillllnli, being ou

Dorchester Street between Prince and Grent George Streets.

Wont of Great (leorlle Street-the

,_ Second Polling Division shnil coin- , prlsc nll that portion of Wiird Nuni~ ,ir her One. lu the City of Charlottetown, ,',f sltuate West of Gt. George Bt., and the | Poll shall be held at or neiir thc shop n of Owen Triilnor nt the corner uf King

and Queen Streets.

*HQ

__ WARD TWO H ltiint nf Great George Htrest~'l'he

- nil that portion of Ward Number Two, - ln the City nf Charlottetown, sltunte ° East of Great George Street. and' the 1| Poll nhnll he held nt or near the dwel- ll 'ling house of Pntrlck McCloskey, No. Of 114 Sydney Street. I West of Great George Street-'l‘he

Fourth Polling Division lhlll com- prlne nll that portion nf Ward Number

| Two, in the City nf Charlottetown, I sltunte West of Great George Street.

Vm Byers e dence, on 0 side of Sydney Street, between Queen

'I wsnn rnium

The Fifth Polling Division ehnll

comprise Ward Number Three. in the

City of Charlottetown and the Pell shui in asia at the thrice nom.

t lint of Hillsborough lllroet-'I'hs

not of Hllllboroufh Street. and the Poll shall be held at or near the dwel-

i ling house of Irs. lflcliwen, No. 15)

Weymouth Street.

'AID 'GUI Ul!¢‘l‘lAL

- The loveutb Polling Division *hall comprise all that aortlon of ard Number Four, sites Welt of gills-' borough Street and lust nf rest George Street, and the poll :lull be

Whitl Il. bi N . side oofclienlg gfreet l& on me south

WARD FOUR WIIT

West of Great George Street-The

Eighth Polling Divlllon shall com- prise all thnt portion of Ward Number Four in the Suld City, sltuste West of Great George Street, sud the Poll ulnll

be held at the Engine Home Room in the City Building.-

WARD Flvl EAST

East of Bllllho ongh Street-The

Ninth Polling Dlvllrlonshsll comprise all that Portion of Ward Number Five. ln Charlottetown, Ent of Bills- borouzh Street, and-A line in continu- ation thereof to the division llno bi- twson Ciiiirlottstavvny Common md Royalty, and thmpill lhlll be llld lit or near the dwelling bonu of

13': Pmllld. No. M1 Illusion Strut

s .

WARD FIVI IA!! CINTRAL

The Tenth Polling Division shall

comprise all that portion of Ward l1'lvs in Charlottetown, out of _Grout George Street und the lhlérsqlie Fold and Went of Hillsborough t.. and of I line in continuation thereof to the dl- vlnlnn line between Charlottetown Common and Royalty, and the Poll shrill be held st or user the dwell-

ing house of Serra Jane Higgins bo- in¢ No. 21| Grout PII Street.

WAID IIYI WIII Olllllla