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HIIIIERATION ILIIBRATION IIARLOTTISTUWK

, FEBRUARY ll 1914

FIRST OF ALL "

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EAR DELIVF Rl\l“\ I" ADVANCE YEA BY MAIL IN ADVANCE

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MINIST

A Ministerial Conv ti h . O_______o______t__wn Dlstncsn <_>_l_1 0?; sn; vention said the child is the hope ds c b

thodist Church is be .ig held in this city The sessions began yesterday sr, 2 p in in brace Gnuicli with i'.e.` 'l‘ Marshall, Uhairman, and Bev ,l

IAETNODISTEDISTRICT REDISTRIBUTIONQBI

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of God, alia also the ho e of the dc S u y

The Sundav school should be

church and the world The question was asked at a hiv Sunday School

Heaney, Secretary The District lu- convention mme ypam ago How

cindss thu following circuits and ministers Uhsriottetown, First

Uhumh J Heaney' B A GNC” Qlllclilv came the pertinent answer

Church, T Marshall, Cornwall l Ueoilze Oriuah, Xork and Wlnsloe la' A Westmoreland slid F A Little- johfns Pownal, ii-vllest Weeks, B A is D Vernon River, I-I, A Brown; Murray Harbor L H Jewett B A 1 Bouris hlrnest E Styles, Mount, ste- wart J L Dawson, B A

After devotional exercises in which

li number took part the subject of the missionary work ol the Dlstrist

can we keep our young people ln the Bundav School after they grow up?'

Build ii wall of old 'olks betwe n *hem “"0 the deer. so high that llleyll never climb ovsr it “Wil t0 Blllhhasize parental responsl lllllly more than we are doing D

Cllyler said If all nothers were fer vent in player the hone would

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(Frou Our Own Reporter)

OTTAWA Feb 10 -The Rcdistri hution Bill was brought do-,yn 1,0 day by Premier Borden and while the tlg ures of all other provinces were in-

l°“l‘l serted those for Prince Edward Is-

ll. C l ° °”“““” °“ ‘“b1° 1" G°‘l¢ land were left blank 'rho sul will

house '

In the evening a :resting was

at 7 30 o clock There were two pa

be sent to a co iittee of seven

held which will settle boundary details

and this committee will determine

was taken up The reports i oin th

r 8 pete’ one by R" H“l5l`* Mlllel- °l1 just what the Prince Edward Island

circuits were presented and indicate ii good degree of interest and an in- creased tlnsncisl contribution to the

work The ohlective which each

cult. has before it for the year and the amount already forwarded to e

irission rooms, Toronto, by each

cult is as follows

0 For

First Church $1 500 580

Grace Church

Cornwall

laik ek Wlnsloe

Pownal

\/einon lliver

Montague

Murray harbour

Souris

Mount Stewart

These amounts do not include the money raised by the \V M S on the circuits It was reported that the envelope system is working well

where it has been tried

The next on the program was a

discussion on the subject of “The Sunday School, its Place in the Church and how it is filling it.” The discussion was opened by ii .paper` read by llov. Ernest Weeks. He said in pert: The Sunday School is close- ly related to the Home and the Church. It is generally admitted that the Sunday School is now li ne- cessity. And the chief reason that it. is a necessity is because of the ne- glect of the hcmeto do its Whole duty by the children. Parents are the divinely appointed instructors of their children. ' ` ‘rho neglect oi the home is traceable to lack of religious ills ln the Church. Family religion is not nearly as much practised now as in years gong by." Many so-called Christian homes have either given up “family altar" or hate never erectcu it. Religion is little talked shout* in many homes. At the present time, the Sundnv Bchool is practically the only agency that is teaching religion

makes S. S. work of tremendous im- portance. Some one 'hes said: "Ed- ucate children w thout religion and you, raise up ii class of clever de- vils." li has been said that 90 PBT cent. of our pastors and 80 per cant. of our church vvorlfels enter the. Church through thi- sundav School. Luther spoke of the great importance of Christian schools. alter the Be- formation had got under way. John Wesley laid rmuch emphasis on the teaching of religion to the children. America has virtually been saved by the Sunday School. The chances for w lining the children are nerhaps ten to one as compared with adults. One of the speakers at the Zurick Con- ------_.-,_-__.,.,_--__....--...-_..._....._... CUIIDEIIDED AM

T00 LATE F08

CLISSIFICITIDII

One cent per word each insertion is

this column. Gash must accompany order. Minimum charge twenty-llve cents. "‘ _

E E Styles. on “Assurance These papers were characterized by clear thought ann apt Scriptural reference.

C l lmversmn’ ' “lm ‘le "he" bl' R re resentation shall be

ll The Prcn ier spoke syhipatheticslly

of Prince Ealward lsland’s demands He pointed out that the population

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L R

_ Rs convene Now BEFoRE PA

“’° °°”“°°“”“ “““ ‘°°*“'°°° “=° thut of Other Provinces tie Makes u

ectntions had ber-ri disappointed and

D he (lid llut sec how it was pos for this iurliamenf to attempt change on their behalf without

lblc : any 1

the

consent of the provinces The whole

question had been li' ought before recent Inter- lovlnrlal Conierence

and he did not think that the for tho Maritime Provinces c

the

C85? 0\.lId

have been put mole thoroughly than: it was by their Prime Ministers

I-Iowcvci since the Premier: of

the I

provinces then assembled had declin

ed to take any actl ri or pass any

Pr!-

solution it did not seem to the Gov

TI) tt d

e B en ance was fairly g°°d of the Island was almost entirely ru ‘ernment tual. they could propose

I ;_;i;';_d tll:Z__§°__:____G‘;_*:_Y¢_f §l_’;;*;:_0gl¢§f\Edward lsiand lost a ember lt the sement 'rho 'rliln s that ni lin w°“1d be 1° the ““°"‘“1°““ l’°°‘“°“

, gn 3 9 oi having more senators than mem

mr Mimstellal hmclcncl' The dl* bers of the Housc of Commons Its cusslon will be one-rltd by Rev J Senate ren. t t ' Heaney B A In uw afternoon the ,,,,,,. M, ‘B‘ff,§‘,,§ ”""°“” ‘B

, sed at con

;'i_s§i‘;_§e ;v_3_l_ec_b;’_§_f“d_:_l;__s§_32_ _‘;$_°;k siderable length tile claims of tlic

0 9 |Maritline Provinces and of Prince Ed-

The “evil” W” “Wd and l‘°W *-0 ward Island to a iited representation,

ef, it A paper will be read on <3 tu Maritm _ir V n e h

the “blect IW Rev L H Jewelfli 'gglsedwthe Question :nd 3. lhigds bells

Both these sessions me 09°” to the placed before the Supreme Court Mr Burden added that in the Bill

Publlc _ The Judgment of the Supreme Colirl; which he was now introducing t 1,' )Nll()\l Fclif 10-A cubic to Tllll °(10llV0lll5l0ll FCSHIIIBS H1 the was ailirmed bv Privv Council and Parliament he h d left blank tile ____. lrlll Mull Ga/ettc coiiilnciiting evening again at 730 o‘c10ck Wllell .thc question of particular issue was number of members which the island Foul Grey e- cxlnessiolia of resist addresses by Rev J, L Dawson aiidlas to the meaning of the word Can- should receive and the committee (Canadian Pleas L‘.lri.lda, in having declined the A Rev- F~ H- l-‘lfllelviihs W ll be given lads," in Section 51 nf the B, Ng A would have to take up that matter TORONTO, F'eh.l7.~blr James wich site, which was cabled ir on “What the Cllureb Stands tor." laci. his it .neon las original cool He nun that an bearing on this niiosl Whitney “°“ll"“°E f° “how fmeflmil Allslfalill. “WS ll l°°l“ ‘l°?l’lY

""""'”*"“"""_ fada made up of four provinces or did tion the Island province new had, lmprqlfemlfnt at the ,G°nem.1.H0sp.l" E'a"mf’“' “B it w°“l.d‘ Wwe, glvell

lt mean thc largw Ganada of 1903 _Our Senators _md __ the B N A _§ll_;r__§.;_e$>rr_;z_;e___Ross condition is great lmllptus to thinking imilcria

The decision was that all the pro- Act was followed it would have it rc- __

Vlllcfls f=0l19titl1l&lIlg Canada ill 1903 presentation in thc Commons of no ' `

_must be taken into account find, ac- more than three. it was somewhat .

-_ l°0I`lllIll=!lY. tlic contention of the Mar- inconlgruous that any province should

` \\Iitinie Provinces failed all did also the‘ ave a smaller represelltation in the

'separate contention 1-: Prince Edward House than in the Senate. At fl. lat- ' u, ___ ___ ___ _,______

_ Island. Ier date he would explain thc princl- LUNNN 'Z },f"Q\_l w"""A “.,,u,.,n

1 Mr. Borden irltefl out that i`n_ les on which representation in the, - ' .I__________ __ t__;___S_______ ___________ ___ ,___ S____w _

P0 ll “P

me N 'l~ f - ~ - < - “ P l

Dva i wtia un.l New Brunswick Senate had been cstablislied. He w._s Ibm, ____|___,c_] s_____k____:___ _____l (___Vc_____|

____ . with il skirt slit in front alppczlliril

n (Uuiiadiuil Press)

_ daighilreessggfggof £256 Ci‘_;“3_‘;tl_‘_’I‘_‘_a§_’z ral and that if it was Part of suv remedy foi the situation

Memmml dau b__g________g at 93” other province it would probably, onl Mr Burden ievicwed the case of m he mwomnax Mnhour Wm its present population get ion. mem- Prince Eawora island oeparn

lbers He also observes that if Prince This province had lefused to com

tiny

tey 0111

to the Confederation until it received

ii representation brvond that

ceived six when it was only entitled

which it was really entitled it rc-

to five The Redistribut on Bl

oi I

1881 did not diminish its repiesen-

tation though it was then entitle

no more than tive ll"t this might be

s no

due to the fact that there wa previous census of thc Island

which to compare the census of ‘

. . increased their representation aslnot aware oi n le lslntive hor

A ect n itlie Pit cutivc C uncil _- _ _ _ ll 3' _Z was Teldlyiagerday “_§té___n0o__° and compared with their original reprc-; where the representation of the ln

~ sentntion. They wilre able to hold v nce was less in the Lower than i

night, with a full attendance of memu th” in 188; In ,892 Nova Scotia the Upper House

Th d l. f th I I th - v_nc;°__1';_;’é‘i°s]at_‘_3r;’p`€_':_;1gBe‘:_ _of £23 the represeiitatioli they had been giv biifhel unit of renrssfiitatloii in t nesday nth Mm_ch_ Incorporation en in 1867. It was apparent, holcitics than ln the rural conntltuc

Said that the Fathers of Cmifedcrn- cies, thus v viug greater reprcsen '

iwas granted to about 15 fox com- ’ _ . I

proxiuiating nearly 82,0 0,000. Sl

and Commissioner of Peace. and Mr

FATHER BURKE DMV _

NURSE GIRL WANTED. APPLY _ _I7-1 Bi. 1089-2-BMQ. FOR SALE 2 ACRES OF LAND AT

Brighton. Apply 196 Kent Street

Denies with a total capitalization ap-. tion thought the Mmlmme Provincesitmn t° those 0" th" l““‘l“' V' l"'l“

' 0 _ W0llld wllllilllle to gain but their ex- Edward Island was almost wholi

d to

with 1381

Itlflgn _§f°:;i§ly w£§L:;_i§:;°':o;vk°_r° lost one and New Brunswick lost twovl Another importallt fact bearing on Clwlillls DHSSCG UVM' Poft Hood ves-

_ members but both were still above Prince Edward islanf1's cllsc was the

_ . _ -1 _ __ ~ _ . . _ l

l _ _ _ _

gales ripped one side ‘room oi the

L IIIE BAILUI IIIH

LIIIMENT

ni-lrlieil noilleli plulieity owncis

iliilot lli the Miinicilial election uruendliient is sought to tile Mu Jai Act and the Board of Control day decided to add the cltys ieqlicst tl to those nlicndy ill

rural and upon any pievious basis E

the population of tue place, although. less than 100 000 would if in an- other province, nssurs it li represen tation in the Commons of at lens four

Nova Scotia and New Brunswick

will also lose two members each their re resentatioli bcin cut down

P E

from 18 to 16 in Nova, Scotia. and Ml-lNTllEAl» l 3 *Alibi* 1;-Um 1,; to 11 m ‘ww Bmnswycg ere, when ieflilnliig frsm thc (uncl-

I l

All of the Wcstcin Provinces will Ill” Chl ll fo’ Wlllm le

ases in representation stole E“g""° D“Y"r “"ll0 ll

have big incre

There will be no less than 23 new Wlth “ mmlly “med U"‘"l~l"°‘“

th t P ,.11 ment entenceli to two fmontha for th

Cailaéia ;,m:_t0bu f groceries fiom a rig He adn

rnd Saskatchewan which in thc p €___g:_° to th‘_}_!_t___,_;I__l;e__l_:;°c‘;_'_‘;'_s_ly sem Hou" hav” d t““16'"°’"l”"i "ch carving, n limo girl li.-ivingii

‘Ln mspec New fron thc eflccfs of the hardships

get five ucv. members gunned

and British Columbia

will get an increase of from six to thirteen members Yukou’s repro- seutation v.ill remain the same, out l“

members in froir \Vestel n

will have 15 Alberta will from 1 to 12

SIH JAMES WHIINIY

IMPIIIIVIIIE

SYDNEY. Feb. 10.-A iiiiliatilrc

tcrday, liccol'ding to reports rcccivcil

G in the city torlzly, which cullscd coli-

siricrllblc damage in town Tcrilflc

L' Catholic Church among other dam-

” lags done. Much excitement was

y created.

g_.___{-_1__Rogers, Alperton, ii Notary '

BE A All Bxllllll"-lV° llflle PHlI1Phlet has to the cover A parcel intsricd

in ` b

t r tes or third-class mewmfats lc e nd belief the insured pirce

(Special to The Guardian) pos a ___o__ ___ ____ Bender __cMg ____i_i___ _“_ ____ ____ contents ________

__ t h ~ _ _

TORONTO, Feb. 11. Fair and very a__;__s__§_P ,ontalnilig intoxicating aged in the mails; (b-) As ssgards in girth, ll. c., round its thickest

11`IU1l.“‘@§*l”.‘l~ 'md' t d ` liquors of explosives are expressly lilo value ol the contents oi i cpe

SMART INTELLIGENT BOY WANT-

ed for printing ofhcn. Apply, ___ardllin. ___,*_.,_“ll,'li'@.:'-"_M_l_ll§I;

WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED MIL- liiier and six expert young ladies to learn niilllnery. Apply at once to Miss Randle, head \1\»illinsr.

_un

_Prowse Bros., _bttli ___,_ 1l61-3;11U1'f-l

sasln”o'a°rs ron .s.il.s~aoo sus-

lisls -black Norway, B00 bushels of

.White Banner. » We-ii graded. Ale

400 bushels Mclntyre seed potatoes. Apply to Irs Rodd and Amos H040-.

North Milton. iivilz-iiualpd

WILL THE PARTY WHO TOOK A small red leather lsteliei out oi the R. R. Station. Charlottetown. about the beginning of the Year, bc good enough to return the spins to the baggage muster. P. E.1 R-

1 110|-2-Ligllim

FARM FOR BALI. LT N0

River Ooriisr. 4| :lilies from Ohsr- 6.49- lomtows. eoimlninx 9%! sem 1° ll' * “°"*°' °’ “’° “’°°“ °"“

ll hi I ltltl 0! lliltivntion, with

good house had large barn and seven other hui illii ADW! W. B.odd'| Hu-ness . op. Ohsrlcatr-

THE WEATHER.-Yes er ay was , _ h . ,_ beautifully brig-|,t_ but excwdlngly prohibited. _ cel or the damage sustained. (cl AB thicker, thus if the lengt ls ng

d th t m rature fallin lower Three months from date Ol l“°°l° l‘9E“l`¢l5 th” °`”“““l‘ll’ 0' the l’“l'C€l- more than 3 ft. the girth of t c

stlifighs G pe - g tion oi this system parcels Inav _\>_° it must appear that the 10" Of -parcel may be 3 ll-

' _ _ nil ct the o- 'did ot i wh ily or i

Ymteldllt? mile il's‘c`:pi:lx:Jtvl;maell¢|;gli:t l?>=jllie:'ll|:n:rd:ided:! rxspllarcel post 32::-xzageom thx; fiil?1`I;B:f the? sender, as destroy the other contents of the “md ag 'un ; g ll ed Within Cana- f instance from insufficient l>a\‘~l\‘ m-all bags are prohibitccll bllt lin*

, k t m b ins r

“W Warmugpenod and (ge lfliliozilgll Ninn; tonga Blmount of $25 _Or the lgllg, inadequate fastenings, loss of “pls Oils and fatty matters, put up

' ' ‘ H ' d it

the coldest. At nine a _ww wtugl "mg 0| cbs contents, when ..m,.0,, whey sic, The in em

- . for given only in those cases in which

been issued by th” otmwa' G°v°m' l“5"l`“n¢° Hlwlllll “Of bb dl'0PP¢<l 11150, the parcel is conspicuously marked ment Printing Bureau. at the - o box or receiver It slionia

‘ (Cllllalllllll Press-) stance of the Postmaster General, marked with the wgm chem. d. TORONTO, FBI). 10.- A Regina contgining ingtrugtigng and regula. and with the ammunt 9( the mean despatch says that Bishop Mathieu tions in regard to the Parcel Post ance lee the sender is paying, thu is going to Quebec as assistant and system wi-llch has gum-_ been manga- .qnsured 10 cgnts_._» and be hand

Rev- A- E- Burke Sucfeeds him as rated. into the Post oiiice or to the roi-ol Bishop of 'i-legiua. The following facts are _gleaned_ carrier and a certificate of 'posting ob-

Father Burke said he knew nothing from the publication in question; tained, bsgrlng, an aclmqwleilgemenl, Indemnity ma.. be refused for log, of the matter, which was simply a Articles of mail matter acceptable that an insurance lac has been 01,.

t ticl atc it at Parcel Dost rates include farm tained. The onus of properly enclos- exemption from legal liability may

uiuor. He did no an p always thought" he said “such np- and factory products, merchandise Of ing and packing s parcel for insur-

ointrnents were made in Rome, not all descrilll'm“s Buch 5° ‘ll`Y goods. ance rests with the sender, the Pos in Regina.” (Father Burke was form- gl”<><=Bl‘l€S. l18I`llWBl`€. C0Hf¢°l1l0I1¢l”Y. Off-ice assuming no liability for los rly of P. E. I.) stationery (in°ll1'<ll11g blank l>00kS. arising from defects which may no

--,---- eta.) seeds. cutt_iuse. bulba__r0°lS__ have been observes nt_tne ilirind _

. S, CCHS Of TB B, BD ' _ ll' e B'

Mm-ard’ Lilimunt Gm” Coma' mc' gllmliiiillgcrpxilrililitttelg not incllgded in the lssgtxggdreizgslm Ltr): wdtl lshepréqluest the general limit of size is thirty

first class and not excluded from the of thc persons concerned: (a) Tha '

l rohibitor reg ¢1 l 's made to the Departirerit width or depth. But parcels will bc

malls by the genera p v - on a in i -

THE uiatious with respect to oblection- within one year of the date of post- accepted up to lift. 6 in., in length

able matter. ing upon receipt of sworn statements

ETC. ~Pl1l'°`9l5 °°'“5i5tl“l¢ °l tl‘lrd'°l““3 of th.l persons concerned: (ill Thi*

matter may be mailed al- DHl`°¢l according to the best. of their know-

_e_ with the words “Frag_ile, with carey" ___ _ and parcels containing things oi

sd etc., cannot_ be i_nsured. Indemnity

f i

o o Post packet is eleven pounds, and

. 'rho clue will be high s

nl 11.43 ond tomorrow ni 12; ll “lll

'row at 12.19.

sets this afternoon at 5.21

The sun _ »~ it '::°.=...:°-

morrow moinluw at i.l:7 an By

The moon rises this evenlns “E

s olimlieuesilaytl Feb. 3rd. at $.33 gm."-

i 11;, mmm will be full on Tues av. F bm," wth at 1.35 p. ni.

°»1~|,, isugxn of today will be teh _

tes ' '

°‘“‘Y ’°°°"l°d '““° ‘l""°" “ el. 1. one upon psy ll i ii in vnine ol th he p p “"7 'md at nm' and 131° m§°§{. 221g gfhinfgs aol agngentd in l>0Bl~B~¢° gxeeixslgpthgxpircel lost or the gigs: enough to stand thcshock of the temperature goinsd ° wi W inning sim up to on amount ui $50 damage uminlned. 'rho right is re- handling and mont be enclosed in ii

n cus a.m. i__t.h_;r<l l`°_;1:_%°____€_°_l;h__ fvm; :___ the “muy vague of che contents, gal-véd of relnststing the contents ol wooden lor other equally durable

`Th° kmssvet G pr when less than that sum, upon DFG' a pol-cel instead of giving peeunlsfv case.

°°v°“ B ° .’ ml moi-ning .payment of li fee of 10 cents lil indemnity. Ii complaint is made the

' h v bee

postage, by means ol DUIWKU the contents of a parcel a c

aid in addition to the ordinary lost or abstracted the cover must

I” high wulght ar U 17 and tumor malta ' ‘but means 'of posmfila Produced. IndemnitY- lor damage t

lm _ in the Maritime Provinces:-

gggmg' which the sender must a X articles of a fragile mature will

RATES _

. ' sed 'P

“" 7%' Addr" 0 ill. zips :libs 4ll.n all...

Any post omce within Z0 miles*

including place of mailing S0

Annsolt otlloe beyond 20 miles but

“thin th., mai-mms Provinces - Any post alice in Quebec . . Any post office ln Ontario

.05 $0.06

14 16

Any post also in Manitoba .

'~°Y'l~ ”"'""" ““‘3Zu H* Mn" and tm mum ' ° . Any polt ofllee in Saskatchewan.

____._.._.----

i tlisrls

Alberts or British Columbia --n

$0.07 $0.08 $.10

,ia .zz .za _:ln .::4 .za .iz .zz .za .34 _io .4n .52 .mi -28 .86 .44 .52 .so .ss .vs .34 .44 .54 _ni .74 .si .el

and morality to our children- This -men Plueeu Wes 8-Pvolni-sd e J- P. __ _

ATIONS

sl such a nature as eggs, semi-liqiiids,

will not be gven or loss o co ii or bank notes.

or damage ou any ground on which

he claimed by a common carrier;

t and an insured parcel that cannot s be delivered in Canada will be sent t to the Branch Dead Letter Office. I The limit of weight for a Parcel

t inches in length by one foot ln

provided that the combined length

t and girth dn not exceed six lest.

For example-n parcel measuring 3

l ft, 6 in, in its longest dimensions

may measure as much as 2 ft. 6 in.

~ mart); or ii short parcel rl'-HY he

ll Any substance that would tclld to

Y in a:ccoi‘4lancc with the rules mai’ D0 c d li ut u in glass bottles

()’I"l‘AWA l -'l` `. ,

will oln ill the lzhiivégllentheillitiipnH

.itui lstillte Lett, was summoned to Que- givi- llec toiluy hy .Sir Lomer Gouin,

Mlnlln wlllll

(L alllldluii Pl ess)

I ii

y the Tolmltii (loyerlloi, to

the is

SAVE IANIILY

was

l(‘llll.liIl.41l l‘ll‘\s)

tile

ill Hyde l’ilrk ycstcrilrly.

IHE IIWIII

EIEEIIIIII Illllll

The candidates, pulling llootlis, etc.

are as follows:

Horne and R. H. Sterns.

For Councillors: Word 1. (one vacancy); poliin booths: East, at Hilary McMi1Iaii’s adjoining Dr. C0nroy’s residence

Kenna's dwelling house, a short

Patrick Smith.

Ward 2 (one vacancy); polling

b0at'hs: East, at the house of Josspb Hughes, on the south side of Sydne

Dan

son's shop, corner of Sydney and Queen Streets; Uandidates (2) l _ iel Riley and R. J. Ledwcll, _ Ward 3 (one vacancy; polling

booths; in the Market House; Can- didates (2) Thomas Campbell and Robert B. Rattruy. . Ward 4 (two vacancies); polling

booths: East, at Mrs. Annie Pear- on's. oil thc smith side of Kent Street, King's Squure, in the house formerly owned by thc late Archibald White; Cclltrlil, ln Silas Wliitlock's shop, ncili' the corner of Prince and Kent hltrcrts; West, ill the ilrc ell- zinc room, City liiliiililig-,kiYlliidiilliti-s (Ili .lumen ll. Taylor, lludley Wriglit und .Iolm T. McKenzie.

Ward 5 (three vacancies); polling

booths: East, Patrick Qlliiln's resi- dcnc smlfll sifln of Imngivrirth Avr\~

c, .

nuc, rlppnriitc rr-slclnnrc ul' John il.

t Arginine of li perishable iluturc ll must be marked "Perishablc.”

bc low is uhlished a table of the

Be P

0 rates of postage on l>B\‘¢€lS mllllllfl

6 ihu 7 ills il ills 9 ills i0 lbs ll lbs

`sn.lli_ $0.10 $0.22

___ '."`_‘_._" "J .ln .so

$0-1_f~._

_$0.14 _

$0:i2

1.04 l.l4

` _(lil .20 .3

Uyndmnn, Fentriil Mrs l-i\lc‘tu-1.’

.ilcnrge i-ltrect near tile Mnlpcquc

Road; lllcst-(,`clltl"nl, Mcllnugnll 's

Tn-

,dwcllilig house, ncnr Morr:son's llacco Factory and directly opposite

_fhc previous station; Wcst, on Upper . Queen Street at Hornhy`s store; Can- ldi-drltcs (5) Jolln )'icNcvln, Wallace

Mil-

Wnlker, Hnrold Jmikills, li. B.

le-r and Thomas Taylor.

There are tllrcc vucuncics so far

ra-rlicil and fllc cfllldidaics ure: S. W

flrallllc, -Illmcs Mcllonillil, (fhnrlcs

IVIc(1rr~g<lr, l<`i`llilCls l’. !i'lr(‘llrl‘oll llilrlir-l 5-ltr-wnrt.

f\l’l(

M 7? The clcclflvlll llrollllscs lu lin n kpcu -M -93 'and hotly cnntrsicll mln, und ther

lwlll no doubt be conslflcralvlc specu-

thu

Intioli until :liter F. Nrlocli ml tn

Street; West, in Matthew Stovall/

. ' ' . i . is

`sIl0p, on thc east side ui (lrcat

thc Water Uonilllissioncrs are con~

GIIILII III IIIEAMI

GllI_llIIIH IIAIS

(Canadian Press) MUN'l‘llI‘)AL Feb 10 --Police Mag

stated to explain the bievity of a

All sirlteucc he imposed on ii youth

nu- | found guilty of blgamy The defend- to |unt pleaded guilty and was sentenced

> four days in lail The reason giv

n was exteniiating circumstances

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AIIIHUUAKE

YHAKES IIIIIWA

il illludliili Plossl l‘<I‘lW Y(iHI\ FCI) 10 ~I’Ulll(u fill

_:__ oltil of Montreal .ind hir south f

N lork city felt distinct caith-

llakc shocks in varying intensity

letween l 34 and 1 37 o’clock this

ftcrnoon

((‘ililurliuii Press)

Pl-IILA Fvh lil -Simultaneously

gag hukes, were experienced ill thc wliole

I the noltlicasterll section of the

llitcd States .ind ill the soutilelii Une, trciliols At no llolut, included l tlic fiist lelmlts wus dumngc

((‘llllu4Illln Press)

'l`UIiUN'l`O Full 10 --'l`Ii¢‘ l.liIlrr lusulll lliicllomclion, caitlliplukc us felt hole today, which lasted

ftcen seconds and was sufficiently

uvleiful to send a tremor through iildings und cause chairs to sway (Uanadiuli Press)

U’l"I`AWA Feb 10 -Dlllnage was

on one by till' eilrtiilfilakc, to loose at rticlcs .mil sliakcii floors The shock 1_1 was felt at the big offices and

eople iushcd to the streets Tele

ai; L phones were out of communication.

_,_ At the Parliament buildings, the

Hy shock very pronounced.

IIIIGIIIII IALLS

IIIIIIIIIIIG IIIII

.._.-

(llillliidliili Press)

Nl.l\ilAllA` i~‘Al.l.S, Fell. 10.-All

ice jiilr., ileiirly two and li quarter miles lung, is blocking the Amer- I lr-.lin clilllillcl and very little water is

lmssilllg nvci' tile Aliicricllli iiills this ;iit.or|looli_ li the juni rolltinllos zililiillor twcuty~ii»ul' llouvs, the culi- liitloils \-.fllicll prcviiiied in 1909. Wllell the Anicriclili falls went drY. Will bil wllilllicnteil.

_Tile civic electioli for :\/luyiir, Colin- EVENTS, clllors und Viator Uomuiissioncrs

takes place in Charlottetown today.

_ IAEET IN GS ETC.

For Mayor: Messrs' 'Alexander One cent per word each insertion in

this column. Gash must accompany order. Minimum charges twenty-five

g cents. '

'I "Come to the beali sullDBl` Brill

Dorchester Street' West on the cast.

’ ’ ~ social at John M0oreside‘s North

side of Queen street in Patrick mg- Riven to night Fcb_ “UL _md cn_

f joy a good time. Proceeds in aid of

tance north of the telegraph otlice, church shed_ 11z5_2_9m3i_

Candidates (2) John McKenna and

I, "Reserve February 26th for tho lecture to be given by U. S. Consul |Frost on "Picturesque Spots in Ken~ tacky,” in Zion Cliurcn schoolroom.

1175.

“The Aid Society intends holding

.i ‘Pio Social in Bradalbsne Hall, Friday, Feb. 13th; at 7 ni. Ad- mission 10 cts. Ladies wi li baskets free. - 1159.

"Come to the bean supper and social at John Mooresidfs, North River, Wednesday evening, Febl 11th. and eiiioy a good time. Proceeds in :iid of church shed. 1125-2-9m3i

"llllsilielis Men have neither the

rlvsire nor thc time to experiment with poor typcwritini: machines. The he-.st is the snfest. Buy n Smith Pro- mlf-r or llrmiligton Typewriter. A. Milne l~`rus<~l~, Halifax, N. S. 1157

'°IN’I‘I€Ri<}i-i’l‘ING I.E(ITlIR.I*] - J. ll. Bell, Esq.. Sllmlilersidc. Will lectilrc in iiornwlill Hall on Thurs- illiy, Foil. 12tli'. Subject, “Womans i~1uf1ragc". l.i-.cture llegills at 7.30. Arlmlssion l:'» cents. llIi7~20Il12ll>ll

“Hamilton I.. O. I.. intend holding il elltertninmcllt. ilild Basket Social t fllydc River Hull mi Thursday cv- nlll;:, Felirlmry 12th, beginulng at B n’clock. Proceeds in sid of Mount Herbert Orplliinagc. Admission 10 ci-nts; ladies with baskets free. 1158

‘$272

°°Sil\iscrihcr»= please add to their

' directories the following new silh-

scrihcrs. 340---.I Ullurlottetown Fish

A Supply (I0, 243-1. W. C. COOK.

Residence. 2S0-l. The island City Painting (To, 424. Royal investment

0 lilxchnnge. 485. The Farm Stock and

For Exchange of P, E. I. 108-L Charles Hiidmun, Resilience. 481--J

sucrcssflll clulclidntrs

1 s i.ll¢icrd's Liiiimsnt Curosllph . i “P .24 .aa .is .en .72 .si .ie 1 l. i 2 _ _ _ _ _ _

IH R Larrzo Residence. 1163

Millard: linficsnt

l llassluk

gsrnt scar _ _ _ _ _

,. ~»`~l .~ .__i__

I The limit Event I

I TI N CELEBRATION CHARLOTTETOWN ...........

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