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To The Electors 0l tharlolletown
Ladies and Gentlemen.
l-i .».\»livi'i|ig your votes forthe election |
fin- Voniiiiifsioiiei' of Sewers and water ;.,|-.ply I thank 'you for the very hearty snpl.,-ri :icrorded me in the past.
Hlionlil ii lic your pleasure to again elect
inc io iliis iniportziut position in the city ,.,\-it i l slnill endeavor an in the past to isi~ll.n,;re the duties f.=iithf`n‘ly and to the -.ist nf my ability. lrprwcnisiils iii Service will bc rf;‘rNii'erl
rin ,g lln- prcscin your requiring the do ’
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oil..-r _~:p|e|id_iil pictures will be at the l’i».»pl|-<; 'l`lic;itt‘c to-night. Fiist show sfnrts 7.15. 2-lltlli.
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lllll Ui Hilti( FUXES _ 008000 $0000.00
'l`llUllU. Foh. 3--'l‘he Truro Fox
.Form Poiniiiiiiy. compmicii oi T. G. ;McMulleu, (2, li. McMullen, list. I), MU Mullen and H. bl. Cruikslninlu-i this week cuiitractcd for a piifr of' pure hlmik f"X@H. from the Purk l1`a|‘rii Co., Ltd., of Summcrside, P. E, 1_
The 'l‘l‘Ilro fox farm is iuiw an es-
tnblislied business proposition, hav- HILC n very mnple farm im the Harm. uny ltonil. ' Alrenfly l-ll€_I‘o are thi-ce pairs of
foxes. including ri Um- of Silver gi`tlyH.
The foxes contracted for from the 7'- E- 1- °0l!\lJ&iiy are uf ii generiitiun yet. unborn hut will sec the light about April next..
The price to be lurid would amaze
the uiithinking reader, being in the neighborhood of $6,000 for the pair of youngsters.
It is the determination of the Tru- F0 CUIHDSWY t0 hilve only the very best Sf.0ck for breeding purposes and tl\9ll` 0Dlii0l1 with the Park Farm (lo. of P. E. Island, who sell only the finest breeds, shows that this policy ll* being Duriiued in the earliest stages of the enterprise.
Park Farm, Summersidn, has been
n successful enterprise since its in- ception, the company, in its first ycar's opeiiitioii, clearing up $24,000 from on invested capitol of $18,000.
Thcy deal in live stock only, i-ind the demand for the live black and silver grey foxes is far in excess ol the supply. ‘
The P. E. I. Company have a
splendid farm for their animals and everything is done in ii scientific manner.
Skins from the farm of Mr. Dalton,
frorn whom the original animals were purchased, have brought the enormous sum of .£580 and £540 each ‘in the London market.
J. S. _Hiiiton, secretary of the
Park Farm Co., Ltd., was in Truro on Tuesday last mid, expressed hiniself as well pleaserl with the ap- pointments of the Truro fox farm, and also with the spirit of enterprise proniptinir the promoters.
The Sackvilln Fox Vo. also cou-
fructed with l\lr. Hinton for a. pair uf youiigsters in the sprinii.
"We have never yet had gi marked-
down sale of iiistriinients, but tltat soiiieonc luis rnllccl for it certain in- strument :iftcr il: was sold, ltcninni-
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Suinmerslde vs. Uhairlottctown will
he at the Arena tonight.
Frank Boiiles, city. was A pm.;,;eng_
ct' tu Siiiiunersitlc yesterday inurn- ing.
A v‘~’°*‘1 duet bl’ the Misses Minnie
Hadilen and Hildrcd Gates will bg
if-)"‘0“g_tlie treats at the Birthday my in K. or 1'. inni tningm.
Un Feb lltll.. H- lt. linil will
preach as follows:-»Bradnlbanii at ‘l€V6n.` Fredericton at three and New Glasgow at seven,
Prof. Singleton, organist of St, James' Cl1“l`Cl1. has left for Picton where he was called by the illness- of his daughter. w. T. weinin wut :sire th” °,'§'-'W “ext Sunday in st. James .
t Th; Imperial .Service Medal, insti- ll B by his late Majesty has been granted 150 twelve Canadians for long and meritorious service. Among the number is William Henry Hend- erson, track forcrnan, P. E. Island Hullivay. York, P. E. 1.
Il. P. Fraser brought from P. Id.
_island on Thursday four very nm; draft horses. The Island boat brought no less than thirty-four horses 'over im Th“\°Bd*W'B trip. What a source ut revenue the horse raising industry is tp P. E. Island.-New Glasgow fohronicle.
H. Craswell, Treasurer of the 1'. E.
Island Orphanage , Mt Herbert, agp. nowledges with thanks the following flonations:- Caledonia Club, City, 5 15.00; St. Ge0I`g€S L. O. L. N0. 1171., $1-50; W. G. Darke, Brookfield, $5.00 and Mrs. J. S. Cantello, 1 Blanket and 1 Bolster.
The engagement of Miss Marion B.
MacLeod, daughter of the late A. I. and Mrs. Maclieod, to Edward M. PP0wse. manager of .the Dominion Coal Uo‘s store department of New Vf'i1t9l'f0fd. (‘..li., son of J.J. Prowse, ',|ln.C0 Bay, (‘-.l‘l., rind rigphmy nf tha lute Senator Prowse of Murray .liar- hor. is announced,
'l‘. (J. lililgett, cifL_V. the po-pillar re-
presentative of the Empire Toliacco (7o.. luis purchased (lhrrry Ripe, the pliciioinennl uinnnrked pnccr, fornier- ly owncil in Siiinnicisiile. Mr. ldtlgrztt IH it t‘.oii|iois;,'ciii~ in horse-flesli_ Ho in-.lic\'eu in having one of the lvrsl. und .~H'r1i<! lively times on ’l‘lie Spectlwiiy witll the lucul fliers is ussiired.
'[`lie nicmlieiwi offfllirist (‘»l\urcli were ‘~'.0l`.V l>l0Hb'0‘l to seo their rector Rev. H- ‘l~ lV‘“"l"f“‘l0. in his aiccustomcil ~l>|a<‘-C on Suiirlny niorning. I-lc img boon unable to tiikc the services for three or four weeks on account pf ill health, but is now pretty wen N.. ifovcreil.-ll:-ilifiix l'lxc. (I-lov. Mr. V\'<u»<li'f\ofe wus formerly .p.|st.oi' of St., l`.'tul`s Lihurch in this city.)
l\li|iti:i oi'¢l<i|'s of rtcciif. tlntc give
notice tlint f7u.pt.. A. H. Linrdcn of UN’ ll- (`~ li-. :it ll:-ilifnx, wcll known in t‘liau'lnt.tetowii has liceu trans- fi:|‘i‘r~.¢l'tu l¢`i'@.|¢|-i¢|,0i\_ (1a|,(_ui,, 130,, fl"-ll ll* 9- llviillcw of Sir l<‘red Borden, and ii iuif.i\'e of (‘auriing, Novo ‘Sco- l-lii. _und has been coiinccted with the service for some years. Previous to his appoiiitmcnt as physical drill ox- aniiiier, several years ago Capt. Bor- den was ailjiitniif. of the lloysl (lan .orliaii Regiment. at l-lnlifax. He is at ircscnt :it Kliigstoii, (int. The num- ber of officers at the l1‘i'edcricton dc- lmt luis not liccn up tu the re- quired completeiuent for some years and (Jnptniii Borden will be second in command there, lt is prohnlilc that another sulraltcrn will he transferred there shortly.
The basket social held nt l{clly's
Cross on 31:-it .Iaiilianv was a most successful affair, every one going liunie glad they had been there :and the sum of $120 liavini: bein realis- ed. John I‘, Bradley has proved him- self a very good auctioneer, and got fancy prices for some of his goods. The soloists of the evening were Miss Millie Gorman, who uses it fine voice with ease and gi-ace; little Miss flcorgina Trainor, who delights the .uulience by her distinct yet musical voice. und Frank J. Flood, always a favorite, even here at home. But the star of the evening was J. Austin Tminor of Charlottetown who is a .vliole concert in himself. He made oarrels of fun for the crowd, and they would have wished him to stay with them a little longer. His “spe- cial references" to some of the local characters, and his predictions of re- alities iii l(elly's Cross in 1999 open- ed the eyes of those present. Come hack again Austin--in 1990. l’erhnDS thc niost enjoyable item on the pro- irrnni was the dance after lunch and hot coffee, the music being supplied by Levi Trainer.-Com.
::Don't cough," when you can cure
yoiirsell so quickly and pleasantly with itexall cherry juice-this truly delicious medicine is really very cf- tectual. Bo much faith have we in it tlmt we guarantee every bottle wo sell to give satisfaction or the price. 251:. back. Sole agents The Rcxull Store. The McKinnon
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All supporters of the Victorlns
should be on hand this evening to cheer their team on to victory.
Rev. Jas. McDougall will preach on
Fiubbatli, the 11th, at flanoe Covc at 10.30, DeSable at 3 and Hampton at 7, and at Coleman on Wednesday and Thursday, the 14th and 15th, nt, 7 p,in.. ,
'Fl-IP l'- Fl- 1. 1Jraiinil.ic (Hub are
preparing a grand Comedy Drama, entitzled, "The Golden Rule." It will bc prcsisiited in the Opera-House on Mnrch l8th and 19th under the ring. pices of the lieiievr_.lcnf, I;-igh S() clety. t.liiul‘lottetown. On March 19th a Special train will be run from Iona. .
The SIJCGUWBY Over the ice has
again been scraped after the recent heavy storm. The process was an ex- pensive one, neceseitating two days’ labor to complete, thereby doubling the expense. This has cut a big hole in the funds and all friends of it who are enjoying its pleasures .ire usted to kindly contriliute towards its maintenance. The list is at the Mac- Kllllwll Drill! C054. where siliscrip- tions will he received and credited to thc fund.
A fox ranch in nhout to be i-il.tit'ted in Crapnud with a cnpitalizntioii ol $30,000. lt will be ideally located. The stock for same hns already been arranged for at a high figure and will start with four pairs. The firm will be known to the business world as the Silver ,Tip Black. Fox Gom- Dany and the directors of the same will be:-Prrsident, E. Boswell, Vic- toria, Vlce-President, H. B. Arliing, Crapnnd; George Stordy, Tryon; Web- ster Boulter, Tryon; W. M. Les, Vi¢_ toriu: Bowley Leard, Tryon, and 1), McLean, Crapaud.
Mike Murphy of this city, who wiir
suspended by the Ilalifiix Serials, re- turned for duty again yesterday. An exclmiige says:-'i'liere luis hott' a great fuss 'about Mike Murphy play- ing with the l<‘rc(lericton “amutelli's." Why so 'much noiscifi l-low about -Ioscpli (lrockett playing with Suss- el? Ilid Joe tion his wtir tugs for aniusement? Well, hardly; the ex- "Vic,” is not built flint. way. Amn- teur hockey? Bah! The Snciiiln have a well-linlniiccil s,<-xtot, with the ox- rfr-ption of our-. plncre on the foi‘\vnr.‘ liun which needs two nn-.n to fill the hill-~onc iiiaiu it siilistitiitc. With Mike Murphy buck, the Socinls will hive a ureat aggrrigation. `
’l‘lic \linrls<u' l~i'~vnsf.ikns and the
New Glasgow Hlinmrncln-i are so fur the only teams which are likely tn pliiy hcrc for the Aiiintciir hockey (llmnipioiiship nf the Miiritiiiie Pro- vinces and the star Tropliy, compet- ing iigziiiist the winners of the l'. ld. l. lieaitlle. Not much has hccn heard of the New (lint-u.:ow lioyi-i who seein to be quietly at work in prrpiii‘at.iun for tin-. dt~.livei'rini:c nf the goodri when l_l|f~,y (wus:-i the st'i‘nit.s. The Ewa:-itikns ure clnimpious of tho Western llnckcy lwagiic. Tile Winrlsoi' boys luivc not suffered it single drfnat in th" len;-;\1e, and tlicii' splendid i;howiug has in- deed bnen nrctlitulile. Au cxcliiilliic re- fcrriny; to games outside th." lciigue, siiys:-'I‘he Winrlsor rlwsstiliss inet their second defeat of the season when they were reiioiiiiccrl by thc Amherst. ltnmblrrs ’l`hurndiiy night. The rlwnstiliin-i :irc coni~:irlr-rct_l very forniiilnhle, and nltlio everybody knows thx; llfiiiililem :tra practically iiiviiicililc in their own i'ink,. it looks as if Aiiilinist. has ii rent good ama- teur f'e:i:n." F`\‘v~d I.o<:‘;.~ of this city is ri. n:cu'.iici‘ ol the llsnihlcrs aggre- gatioli.
To Those Who Want ll.
Do you want a preparat-
. lon for softening and beriuti-
fying the skin. If so try Our Almond Cream This preparation contains nothing greasy or sticky. It is not a bleach. which in time destroys the complex- ion, but a cicim inade from cooling, soothing and healing iiigredients,deligl1t- fiilly pt-rfuined. if it is used faithfully as directed lt will ln ri short time, give thc skin that youthful, softness and bloom which is so niucli desired. Only 25c a bottle.
Johnson (D. Johnson The _Quality Drugstore
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D . Service 0 Our veterinary service is
ii distinct aid to :ill farmers and stock rslscrs. We have had long experience in this , work and can tell you the . syniptoms, caiisessnil cures ' of every discnse peculiar to
horses and cattle.
Our advice on these nint-
ters is worth considering- costs you nothing--and in any case requiring special treatment we can put up special preparations that are of unqualified success ln
curing the disease.
Call in today and hear
more about this service,
The 2 Macs p
l'HlliADEl_.PHIA, Feb. 6-That thc
nld Yale style-.of line-shattcriiig foot- ball will be the order Of 1912 as a, result of the chances in the rules was the prediction made hero today by William Roper, coach of Pi'inceton's champion eleven last year. “'l'l’ie poor defence is going to take a pounding next fall," said Roper. “l.ine-haiii- nierlnz will he the order of the sea- son. The additional down, legalizing of the forward puns in any position :ind the retention of the i-mine dis- 'ance to be gslncil lime _-nadc the name a great. one from the offensive _-tantlpoiiit. It will miikc sport worth '.vatching."
FINDS TEN KINDS UF l.ll'lt~l.
(lHIUA(}(), Feb. tl-'Fcu kiiids nf
lies have been disizovercil, ¢li.ii;uosed ind analysed by lJi'. Allen I-loben, professor of sociology in thi- Univer- sity of Cliicago. The different kinds of lies he characterizes as follows: The fantasy or fairy-tale-lie, the
‘f:iin-glorious or boasting llc, th.; .is- ensive lie, the heroic lie, the white or permissible lic, und iirofcssioiinl ‘le, the art. lie and thc adultcrntive lie.
“The society lie is the most fre- |uent," says Professoi' llobcn. “We ill know the society lie-it. in ou the wicrease, I fear; the business lie has i. thuiisaiid forms rind ninny business neu know thorn to their sorrow. For i definition of the profvrssioiuii lie 1 .vould refer to any l\ii:li-minded law- yer' ot* physician. The must injurious ind one of thc most cuiniiion of all lies is the modern adulterativc lie, which results in giving us oleurnar- garine for biitter, cotton-srcd for ilive oil, red ink for wine and wood ,alcohol for whisky."
civic_n_Eeiiiui
(Continued Droni Page 3.; thing which would give empluynient to citizens. I-le was for honest gov- éruincnt, boosting industry, civic health, good streets, clennly buck- vards nnd- attractive buildings, ond inything tending ln civil- bciilth, ticntity and inclcpeiidcucc would bn Jiicollrsigeil hy hini. llc bud ii clos- .ng word for the \vorkingrni‘n,slio'.v- ini.: his interest in that class.
H. H. Brown, owing to fi deiilli in
the family, wus unable to lic present..
Dr. Mcliallglilin, Wnrd l¢‘our, of-
fered his services tn the city and oni- Idinsizcd the necessity of licriltli mid bygicnr-. 'l‘lic great, problein of innny ritivs was the disposnl of its by- Llucts so tlnit there would bc ii\|\c.ni- tiiiiiiiiation. _ lic thouiiht every city lind it limit of expnnsion und if (Thur- lottotown had already not rciiclicil that stage it would be necessary to rirepare for that time by estuhlisliing iii<liisti'lcs. ll' the city council crin- not do much it could at lenst dirf-ct ittentinti to its advantages or ol>D"l'° tnnitiog to capitalists. He had fiat- °cring words for the Wnrd in con- clusion. ,
A. Mchmin, Wnrd li`lvr, full. proud
of (‘.liarlottetown. and \vris1‘n:idy to devote his time and energy to its intcrests as coiiircillor. llc stood for civic imprrivcnii-.nt and advance- ment..
John M('Nevi'1i, Ward l<‘ivv, saiiil
pp had no counr;illor's sins to answer for and would serve the wnrc and city to the best of his ability-
W_ PT. Rogers, Ward Five spoke of
the procuring of it chemical engine for tin-_ Fire Dcpiirtnmnt. and thi-, con- sequent. lessening of thc tire lift'/.zird would lower insiimiiuc rntcs and would bc equal to ,i lowering in tax-
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A Mn.gisti'ato's Wonderful l'lx|\.ei'ii~.i\uc With Dlam-Buk.
Mr. .I. li. Arsenault., ii Justice of
the Peace, and station master at Wellington, on the Prince Edward Island Ry., luis 'luul a wonderful proof of the healing power of Zam- Buk. He says:
“Four ycaii-Ingo, I had an accident.
l slipped in the station and fell on a freight truck, sustaining ii had cut on the front. of my leg. I thought this would heal, but instead of doing so it developed into ii had ulcer and lat.- er into a form of ec7.eir.n which spread very rapidly and also started on the otlierileg. Both legs became so swollen and sore that I could only go about my work by having them handaged. My doctor i-:uid I niust stop work and lay up.
"After six months of this trouble
I consulted another doctor, hut with no better result. l tried all the sal- ves, liniments and lotions I lit~.i»i|'tl of, but instead of getting better I got worse.
“Thin was condition when l got.
:ny first box of '/.am-Buk. Greatly to my delight that first box gave nw relief. l nontiiiucd to apply it to the sores, and dny by diiy they got het- tcr. I could see that at last I bud got hold of something which would cure mc, and in thc end it did.
"It ls now over a year since Zeni-
Iink worked gi cure in my case, and there hns been no return of the eczc- mn ur any trace of it." -
Such is tin:-nn,t.ni'c of the greet.
cures which '/lam-link is ilnily effect- ing. Purely herbal in niiniptisitioii, this great hnlm is a sure curri for till skin diseases, colds, sores, chapued
sores, ring-worm, inflsnied patches,
on receipt of price.
hands, frost. bite, ulcers, blood-pois-~ onlng, varicose sores, piles, scnlp Firm in llonuf l'¢ fill” l"‘""l~ I
Shorn of Her Crown of Beauty, Loses in Love and Marriage.
I Hnir is certainly must necessary to wonian. Who could love and marry 3 bald-headed wonvin? What channs could one arrny to offset such ii dis- tigurement? , A womu.n'i~i goal is usually love and `"lH\`l`Hll-t¢’-- H61' crowning glory is her hair. The loss of hi-r huir mars her ilieniity, happiness, and success. Yet, _right here in Charlottetown, there ore thousands of women who are neglect- `l'\\f UV inlllflllx their hnii' to such an extent tlint it is only ri matter uf itiinc when it will be utterly ruined.
Mnny women destroy the beauty of
tlir.-ii' hair through tliouglitlessness or iiltlurance of certain facts. They use curling ii-ons over-heated, or to ex- cess, which destroys the natural oil of the hnir, calisiug it to split., rhrenk, and come out. They do not shampoo their hair often enough, or _too often. 'l‘hey use soaps or prepa- rations which contnin ingredients positively harmful to the scalp and hair.
AB R rc-‘=\1l1. of such treatment, dun-
drufl is :_-rent:-il, the hair loosciis, Iloscs color, foils ont, .find baldness coniineiiircs, unless proprr und prompt, Drecaiitzl-ii-i uri- tukv-n in iiniv. ’l`hen again, |n.if'i~..iir_i< and f~.::t.:iiii diseases llflllll nliont llnlicnltliy i:r,nlpniid hnii' coiiditious. , A|iiio.-t suv iiioiiinii niuv rid licrsnlf inf tliiiiilrtlll :intl |li.»'cii:1»-.d scalp and ,hair if shi- will but. rise the right, _r|uncd_\'. We bn‘.'c that rrunnfly, and' wc will positively g\iarnni;efi that it ,will eitliei' cure dundrulf and bnldiics-5 `oi' it will not cost the user uny- ithiug. I Thu.1.`s n pretty liro.-id stntcmcnt, but we will I»n.ck it nnd prove it with our own inoney. We will return your nioncy if you do not find that ltciiall "Dil" flair 'l"oiiic is an entire- 'ly siitisfiictory renicdy tlint will pro- lrnotc hair growth nn-d overcome scalp i-nd lniir troubles; that it will grow hair cvrn on bald heads, unless all life in thc roots has been entinguish- ml, the follicles closed, and thescnlp is gin'/.cd nnd sliiiiy. lt gets itsiiame froni thc fact flint it grew hair in 93 out. of lil() 1~.'n:“.~‘, \‘.'h1-ru i1_ |~r¢-.f~ive<i 5 lliorouglily linrll, imprirtiiil, and prnc ,tit-ul test..
‘ W4: want you to try liexnll "H3" llnir 'i‘|>ni<: nl. our risk. Nou surely uinnot lost-. :itiytliing bv iioiiig so, while you lnivc iwcrytliing to gain. You hufl liet,t.cr think this over, and tlien coinc in sind soc us nboul. this olicr. You will he well repaid for iyour visit. to our store. Ilcmcmhcr, ,yon 1-.nn ist-t. ltcxsill ltenirulins in this rominuuity only _at our sl.nre-"l‘li': llcxnll Sf.ni'c. 'i`lic Mcliinnun Drug ;l'o. -
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attlon. 1-in t.liougl|l. t'!liarlotl.ctown mfs pny ni: to tlu-. local government inr-oinr- tax from \vliif‘li no liciiclit tvas _ilerivcd and would suggest that this ‘lie reniovcd tn lic npplicd to the in- ,vrf-.nsing of tt-ach`er'n snlurlcs. The _lm-ir. was necessary hut. nn citizen be ,iliuinght would stnnd for further tax- .nfion_ In closing lic snid he and ..i,br-_ro \\~¢-_rc doing no cuiivassing and fliouglit. thc electors of Ward Five .iiitclligt-nt. enough to clirioi-re t.l\uir lr|~l>rescntat.ivcs wlthutit solicitation lor iidvicc. ' . W. F. 'l'idmu.rsli, Wnrd l<`i\'n, had little li. ridd to his circular and card L0 r-jgctrirs, and nothing to take from f.li=‘ni. l-Ic pi'alsnrl toe retiring council and snld lie was for ii civic linlJf0_V¢' :ment and wus in favor of adopting .proper ixiensnrcn for the lieeltl-\ and ,hygiene of the city. _ _ | W. W. Walker, Wnrd Five, was in iii... sep-1 ...nd would extend his encr- `;z,1es in the interest of Wnrd rlvennd the city in rrvr\cr=il~ _ ‘ Geo. Whei-if.lcy, Ward l*`iVt‘. l"">` ,pounded ri Dlfvl fOr the cleaning of `nackyards by having \“°“ ,im the work to be raid by the UW- H” _dwelt at some length on l>_l`0I\0" ‘lI`_”-' inane, present conditionsun CDN!-in
sections being. iitift‘{'cf.;_rnl<rl)lP<1;I‘f‘§‘-“E-f-‘ hgih' , _ e nas in ii 0 fiiiod lirispcctiuii and the eiieoiiral§¢' ment of industries.
Fix Mayor Paton moved ii V05" _' thanks to lttayor R‘>gf>fS. the °““",' nnin. This wus seconded by J. `l» Gordon sind cni'i'ied. after which the nir»,::l.ini: was brought. to ri clot-v~.
S`l'llll\lED T0 DEATH ' '
l4I*iA'l‘Tl.lC, Wnsli., l"chi‘unry _5.~-
'plm jury in the case of Mrs. Linda llurfield llitzztiivl, nrzcuscil in the tilt' _cup ffounty Superior (`olll't ut l0ll5 firrliard, of hnving starved £0 flellfll lilies f‘liira Willininuon. n Wealthy Eiislisli pntieiit nt lin:'.1ni'd "‘nt.ai‘\_'n- tion Hnnf.itiii'i\iiii," i'nt_i|r|i¢<l it Vtillllcl- of iiiniisla\u;l\l.1'i'.
ii‘.'i.i.§i i‘dii.iiii~;ui1'/\
By flllllnrn \‘Vntnon.
flrfuit rind fnlr is .~;ln», our Inndl 1-limi nf lirnrt. nnd =.l_i-our, of linnd.
llpwn is on licr forlclieful still. __H ln her vicns yuutli_:4 1-.t'l‘UW2v lllll ~
H,-,rn ,,|-|~ rif-lies, iniglit und fanicg All the rnrtli iwuoiinclsc ln-r name, ln her i‘on<isf.enrl navirs 1‘Hlt‘1
HM1 sho "coil of nnnizht licsldc.
Power unst‘¢'I\. lrfflllff ‘~`~`l\"§*` "Y*'** Nntioris fnll mul nutions risr. tirniii, she rlluib not to h"l" i!'*l‘l All forgetful of li-ir F-'|'ll.
ldusticc ariiuul nnd nirit! ¢""W"0'§
cuts, burns und bruises. All druggists lllcst. in lnbor, bl:-ni. in mis'-, and stores sell nt 50C. box, or post. Blast iii nolsclcss rhnrltfcs. frne from Zain-Tiuk tio., Toronto, up-
Uiirnslriviilily ni-oils tlinf. nnnzt
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ciiiiiioirrrowu Ain ouiini s couiiii A inia.iieiiei woman :.°.'.i°°°:.°“'“"
Let har tio is g on gh Men unborn may t.nvc1'by.
Mightier still she than shall iand,
Molded by Thy secret hand. Power eternal, at whose call Nations rise _nad nations fall.
BORN nnisi-iA'u'r-.it Kinsey, Suk., on
Jan. ~13th, 1912, to Chas. K. ind
Mrs. Brehaut, B daughter-Dori! Lorraine.
BURKE-At Alhertun ou Feb 4,
1912, to S. H. and Mrs. Burke L _.H255 L_____
DIED »
sissusv-Ai Ciindm, Jin.. ai, 1911,
Anna Emily, infant daughter of Arthur and Mrs. Heaney, aged two months, and seven days.
Fort
Valentines
We show n nice ass irtnient
of jewelry that ilould be ver appropriate to enclose whe sending valentines. Rin - with birthday stones, lock 1 chains, brooches, links, etc
E. W. Tayl 1'
_Icweller & Clpticimi South Side Queen S
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NEW ADVERTIBEME \ ~
N0 'CANVASS G
Mr. Voter of Wnrd .,' .
99 chances to ion l t YOU INWC
many times co\ul<m:i filltf PflDC- ipic of <~s|i'.'...=zsivi1_; ii ‘iC €l0Cli0IJS mid resolved that i ll Gvfrf had 8 chnticc to support Hllflltltmf Wl10 belic-ved in the pri le U0 C-€\I1V0S‘l~ ing you would do - Y011 have lhst oiiancc now I st:-itl Wllell Hfflllllliif- ed that I »»~iiii1d<»t¢11u\'A-ss.find. win oi' lose, I iii`i!0_‘\’1f.f, £0 figlll ll -uit on this groiil. I belisi-'Q every pgr50n wh() if; Qltfilfftligll I0 \’0fB~lS old enough to close their own rep- ,rgggiilatlvg Witlilf. .*l<)llCllCf1ll0D Of ad\~i¢@_ If _y01,celie\‘e in \vh»it_ I grand for I ;i_-;k;»r your support on election day. -
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Sherifs Sale
Edith Su.: I-la.\z1rcl,l’laiiti'ff.
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Stewart CMo'_if0, Dcfeuddhf. By \'irLt]f0f 3. \\’°f'il (if Fl F3.
Execiitioutmie directed, issued out of ihefsprvinc Court of _lnd- icaturc in Q2en`s County, in the above suit, have taken and seized it-,the Pmpty, Goods and Chat- tels nf ihe wvc iisniefl D. fendant me fnllowiq articles, viz :---
A germ- stock of First Class
Srati0n;\r\»Fanc\f G<od.~‘., Books, China amBra.=s Ware, Inks &c_, also Planted M-.itei'ial of Printing and Bnnklinding Business. Sale and Of’hc¢P`urnitiire- --An Invoice of the Sirk and Material can be seen ati! Slicriff‘s'Ol`fi\‘c. (The above wi be sold eii-block.)
And Ito hercbv give public not-
'ice that will on 'lfhiirsday the l5tli
dav of kbruary A D. igviz. at ii ’ i- - ocn, on the preiu les at thi l)li9ii(l)t.ok»i1grtvI;* in the ssiif County not ii.: and lllv l’ul>|iclAuct.ion the s-'ld Goods and Fliiplnln, or as much 1,her°.nf`$s will sntigrv .Q levy mark:-d on said rlt o' Exi-cullqi. lgeinf $9901.80 and interest hesldssllveriffk Fr-es and all fetal in-
"ld°°°°l`x°°"°°{i'i`so nur: ooriirns.
Blicriff.
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Shri
3| 's Attorney.
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Chnrlrittmo |
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2 ary 7tiA. D 1912 .
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To “he Electors of Ward 2.
Lzidieiaud Gcntlemcii :---I beg to
|solicit yur iiifl ueiice midpupport for ire-electin to the City Council l Board. .f elected I will support the ,policy ofpernianent civic improve- ` ments, an all measures for th_e gen- erous tretiiieiit nf any new indus- :irv that may be established in Cliarlotttown. I consider tl:c civic tax ratein Charlottetown is now high cnmgli and with proper and econoiiiii admiiiistratloii ought to :be stifficeiit for present necessities. Ifclcctél I promise to do my ut- most to give Cliiirlottetown good and efficient civic government.
2 9d4¢. ' D I RUBY - .'_£;=_-L-'--2’----I-'~ 1?(
“CARD
No better evidence of
Charlottetown '
, in Gt. Geo. Bt. ‘
L. _ .__.. _ - - __ -|
OVER THIRTY-TWO MILLION DOLLARS _
For the year ending 26 Dec igii the Sun Life of Canada received applications for e*._zz,40o,o<~o.oo.
the p'\piilsi".1y of that gorfifl
old company could be given. -
R. BROW 0
Manager For \’.E_I.
T.c tho Electors of Charlottetown
l.\`dies and Gciitl ,men
_Having nominied an A canditlmte for the office of C iniissionor of Sewer and ' Water Supply I tske this method ol' solicit- ing yliur 'votes and influence on the mth. _niitaiit. As you tire aware l have had the 'honoit of' occupying a seat on that Board ns clidrman. lf elected l will endeavor in the fiitnri- as ,in ilie past to carry out the provisoiis of the 'Sewers and Wlter Act in the interests nl the citizens having n duo regsrd tn efficiency and economy.
Slncl-rely yours,
SIMON W. CRABBI.
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