. . <. . l M - - - ' 1'-;:'4. 'if':=' 'fizi'-;~ -35. "1-i.

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'70c for _.»_.

Good _ _Rubbers _ You wVii1i_b¢" pleased

with our line 'ofwdmenfs rubbers. They are strong,

and afford ample protec- tion against wet feet. _

Shown in two grades

70c and 80c a pair. '

Alley e

135 Queen St. _

` Phone' 397 'Y

A when you wishto make 1, an appointment with the 31

M Cook 1

I-DEBZIMA STARTED

‘ ”if'i_ 1 I '_ " -"ofa" -_ _ __ ._ 110-- . » 0 I

good fitting, well made

INARASH

Suil`ered_Terrlb|y. From Eyeb ,_ Spread io Neck, Chest and Arrlllll c0m|i_|§19|% Cured by Cutlcura I Soap and lntment.

one-om. sos. -_ --'won oi ‘ -vos about rnnrmnoiin mamma NNY from eczema.. The ti'ouble_startM in

’ >;_ nteshandwasveryitchy.

~ lt made him very ere-

- and fretful. I noticed the

` _ rash llrat in hiseye-brows. ‘\»".‘ it spaendeo - - n . est an 'ai-ins.

8;, _ ° When -he would scraqzh, 'bf ° fl it would make acces. - \_ , “I got medicine but in

- did no good. I tried dif- ' i ferent remedies' without

‘ result. At Isle I got a

sample of Cutlcura Boap and Ointment and after-.using them for two days I noticed A change. I then purchased a ftillialsed cake of Cutlcura Soap and Outicurs Ointment. - -I' would give him a hot bath with the Cuti- cura Soanevcry night afterward applying the Uutioura Ointment. Before I had used hal( of the Cuticura Boop and Ointment he was completely cured." (Signed) Mrs. H. L. stroniborg. May 29. inia.

'.Plierc`gularuseofCuticuraBoapfortoilet

and hath not only tends to preserve, purify and beautify the skin, scalp. hair andhaiids. but assists in preventing inflammation. irri- tation and clogging of the pores. the common cause of puppies. blackheads, redness and roughness, yellow, oily. mothy and other unwholesome conditions of the akin. Outi- curs. Soap-and Ointment are sold hy drug- and dealers everywhere. For a liberal free sample of each, with 82-p. hook. send post-card to Potter Drug & Chem. Corp., Dept. D. Bowen. U. S. A.

_ AUCTION I

Farm, Siocli, Crop and lmplemenis ' I Arn instructed By ~

.lohn A. Richards, Albcrry Plains. To sell by Public Auction on his

. - -. -- »_,..*

The story of evei§y_chlid_i`_s{a'__it9_ry

of growth and-change. _ - S _

A change too gradual 'andfsnhge-for

even the watchful- eye--.bfiaz 'mot er to detect. or for meiiioi-y__i¢.>_re¢al_1',\_j‘; _ ‘-_' . ' Only in-pictnrescsn _the story* be told, and a. record of' t-he"th`il`_ieh features and express‘ions_kept`.for~'a_i_l timei' ‘ ‘ - ~Agood ‘ho h`._w"_aud~'the, will mean pevelllysrtrlgiliig -°l;c(l_ you-_-and llc them; in after' years.; ' _ _

Call. Oli BAY*-`ER,' Photosrophor

‘_ ` . _.__

'Public I will sell by public auctiomon the

premises at Cherry Hill ,on Yilednesdayf

February 4th, at l1‘_o’.olock, ng _farin conslstin of 100 acres of land _ .acres clear, bagnce covered with good inni- ber, nlso good house _and out buildings. Conveniently sitnatedfand nearsolloos,

churches and cheese' factory. Ear tg-nie and rticulars. apply toillobert A ecli 17| sheen St. Charlottetown. _ ' 11887-1- l0Mfl.'nW(iI " ' . .

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kllic e greta or furnace' osl.pn '.1 :r.ii°llv;.gl'::‘:..-ri.<i“.ii'.if‘.'.eiai.°i |°V"v"l‘is?'a°a£io `v`ry eu it r ltridtoi A‘utErsoll0 Qlrsiiltabla lor lfase nureer .wr venevsr o bulylt attauél to it-sian ono.youi-lgciga or cl.L»r:‘iI.g=: off? o»li»’.°i'}_'§’{ili°ilo_m»Ti’g.'“ 'I _ _

iininii,l~nii a co

Asoii ‘ ios_ co.” M.

P icuii gléroill F °»

' ‘ Premises

On Wednesday, Feb. 18, 1914

(At 1,2 0’cldck, (SHARP) _

' FARM--His beautiful Farm of 170 acres of land in a high state o_f ' cuitivation,» 150 acres clear, balance covered with hardwood. An abundane of AlderMud with- in 2_00 yds of the door. _The fa_rrn is very 'centrally 'located being close to churches, school, an_d_9ne mile from Vernon River Station

far-ms _today on the Islan’ to

gether withthe Stock, Crop, and m iements. r `§i`0CK--1' Horse 9 yrs old,‘1

Milk 1 fresh Cow, 3 Cows to ifreshen in Feb., 2 pure bred

jSh_orto`rn Bulls, 1 pure bretl ,Shorthofn Heifer 1 1-2 old, 6

Heifers 1 1-2 yrs old 1 11-2

gong or<i,14 choice siieep, 4 Page < Hone. ~ - .

n CROP-E300 bush White Russian Wheat, _1 bush Potatoes (Green Mountain), 150 bush Red Potatoes, 100 bush Oats, 25 tons I-lay,6.tons

Straw. `

IMPLEMENTS Massey-Han

ris Binder (new) 2 Hay Mowers, Hay Rake, Horse Power Thrash- er and Cleaner, set Fan_ Mills (6Jickeson’s), Masse¥;l~larris Disc. rill (new) Gangia low (RCW). Single Plow Disc _ rrow, Spring Tooth ~ Harrow, Pm Harrow Cartsand Trucks,2 Wood Sleighs, Truck Waggon with P_ol_e (new). Box Sleigh iiggy, Driving)YVag- gon, Portable orgc, Mud ilggcr with Fork and Chain (Comp etc). ’1‘i_ibiar»Cream Separator, urnip Pulpér, Heater, 2 sets of Driving I-lamess, 2 sets Work Harness, - Pairs Leather Traces, set Double Team Harness, 2 sets Cart Har- ness, Collars, Hames, Forks. Shovels, Hoes, and alot of articles

tognruinerous tp mentionrhomi

a es comi on

train ‘from Mulliga Harbor wrlfi be inet at Vemon llliver Station ang driven to the sale. - 'ERMS--Fork Farm made known-at sale. For Stock. Cro& 'and mgleineiits All surnsof $5. _ andun i-Cash, overthat amount 10_ months-__ credit on aéiproved joint notes,6 per cent recount for cash. _ ~ Sale Igositive. Reserve. Sale starts s a' on i .

` lEA.MacDONALD.

. . s Auctioneer.

1051-2-4lVIws4i -

__C_ARD`

and-is one of the ” best equigiped

Mare 4 rs old,2 Foals, 18 choice]

i’ I

...°rr Pave to ony in_tbu province

--'.. fi;

...°’1‘. GORDON IVEBfil` _ Guardian

agent in Montague. -Hia `ol!ic_e phone is _18 and realdsncs`_'Dlid,ue‘ ‘ f ;

°'r}iB monmiva DAILY anore-

iréiir 'moi n instionao in'

place on Tuesday, lebruery -11th.-_-°~ ` "riuiu iran ` `oi~r.uir.o

‘ B RED 'l’0 T' T31-owN__Mr_ Hunt Hyndman of-_ receive subscriptions and advertising the Bouris Branch of the Canadisnlm““°" “t th’ °m°° °f ““d°’t°k°" W

L Dingwell His hhouo number is 5

...°HORBE SHIPPED.,-Alliolll N10'

News Glasgow, which _wild ‘zbeirig

that they are doing a rushing buiii-

on-- . i _

._°pnooin=iss1vn nusmiess. -

walking somewhat it spoiled the

monthly meeting in' Si.. ~Mary’e Hall

w_on third prize, the ilr`at_and~second priz-_-s‘were won by his hall-brother. As the meeting was very small, some discussion took place ss- to the ad- vlsabiiity of postponing the sale un- til a future date. It was moved by Peter Mclsaac and secondsdby Peter Lyons that the auction tale place und, if the bid be less than $35, that the animal be soidat the iisit meet- ing. An .imendinent was _moved by J can' Malone and seconded D James

amount. " ' The motion was carried. The aniihnl was then nuctfdued od hy

ireeting. Home were in favor of buying more pure bred stvock and several letters, from persona having

Mcisoac moved that the regular an-

llfty cents per member bs taken `up

e ciinmii ini ills

“CALIFORNIA BYRUP Ol' FIGS" BEST FOR TENDER BTOMAUI-I,

LIVER, BOUELB. ‘

back at

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"“°""', u°°"°'“f1__',,_,_ '_ _ _ ; .."i‘uiz. _ Dmiwrorie AND PAT-

_ ,NoM,INA,uoN_' VDAY ’_,’r""“”. RGNB of the Bourlo Cheese Factory, 8ourliblr!'l‘he C'lvii'c elooifioum I will Eake"T""d°7' F°l"`“*"7_ wth-° ' `

.4 h|siei¢'.a»|':'»s4~looiiv:::is».-i¢io»sins-

"“5.°‘|¢ ‘Will the smrrisshwlfi "“%.‘l.‘.°‘..".‘$.'i.."‘°°"'.... .‘.°I.2.."?.'.: '.'.?._ ..,,..., ‘nf *WU UBIUL DOBN breathing gg", “mpg lution lhmlh Iol ltovlthetloogn. smut-isg nsifiil sa: ........'=~'°'-:.r :-nr.-r.:' -~- ascii-oo¢uio»¢»ss\li'»':a'»s"s¢'.'°° _Alle esueoirrs. .eucsrstaa ,oi i-time ‘niuy sn pu, ' no ..»-_ 6..

. Vspo Cresolano Co. _ ` 3-\r*

` -' . . . nc¢iii.aisi..|i.r. . V95

123.'-'fi °¢'o °<iil'l'lif>'1i°t°;¢o'iT.' "El-°. tifr'2'f§i. ...~ou.sru>1AN Aoiwr--ur. Hwy | f'*'il‘.'.1.¢1'lt‘»!’.‘:."‘““'. }_§;

ofithe Moncton Branch has _ been- W- B‘“'k° li' G“‘"9“”“ 53°” 1" F0* "‘*'* " ` ' "*" _transferred to Souris.-0 _ _

_ ...’MR. ED. D. FEEHAN Guardian

...'0NF. CENT per word each loser tion for advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order. Mini- mum charge twenty-live cents.

...°HILK FOR SALE price Bc.

quart. D. F. MacDonald, Bourie.

will hold their annual meeting on

representative in Bouris will gladly-

tunc and he will he glad to receive

pews, new and renewal subscriptions and advertising. ' .

...°ELMIRE AND VICINl'l‘Y- Miss

on Friday, January 29th.- Mr.

to Sourie on business Fride.y.- Mr. William Pierce was a passenger t

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ontw ia i i nc oy ino_p.n.r.'n.. from Ann al M °

“ " ‘ ~ . » . - u eetin

Elrnirg. Yesterday was it vs ueblo g horse the .property oi.Rev.H,R.\Bnli. -

shipped to his home.-X; ,f _ __ Mori' Mooney. who ips been visitios The Annual Meetin of The

_.___ _\~ ‘ _ her sister, Mrs. John Harris. return- Stanley Bridge Dai ing C0 will

...°isxcii:LLicN'r igonxl f-' 'rho _oe to noi- nomo in cnopotow, Friday. be held in the hall? af Sténley

Klngsboro Lumber o., _under the' -The meeting ol the Eastern Branch Bridg t2 T Sd F b skilled management of Milton You`ug,_ of the Teacher' Institute, which was, e 3 P- m- ue 3Yi C nl' who have recently erreirted a. saw- called for Friday. JIIDUHFY 30. Woo ary 10th 1914-

riiill and general wood-working plant_D°l¢l>0l\Gd uutll s future date.- Al H. SIMPSON

gt Xingsborough. are turning but largely attended meeting of the Far- . Secretary

excellent work. It iiaturally- follows. mere' Institute was held at Elmira 1007_2_2Mmwf3i_

ness.-X. '“‘ ` `~' 1" '*» Stephen McDonald, North Luke was

_ 0

Mr. D. D. McDonald, =- South Lake. Elmira Thursday returning from a _ ' ° om of “gt”-|| Kinygr mon; pfqgres- visit. to Charlottetown. -Mrs. Mary To the Clvlc Electors sive farmers, last week disposed of J. McDonald, Harmony is visiting of w d 5 _ nine hogs to Massey & Muttsrt, friends at North Lake.-Mr. Paul J. ar _o

Bothwell, which netted lrimi the Inuit McDonald and iioughtcl' GN Viilfillg --_°

sum .oi $150.00. This is the second at Priest. Pond the guest of his sister LADIES- AND GENq~1_.EMEN;_ large shipment that Mr. McDonald, Mrs. Paul McPhee.-Miss Mary A. At the request of a large delega- hss disposed cf this season; -and it Campbell was a passenger to Elmire.tion I have consented to nominate- is understood he still has his fB*»¢°l1° FTMBY “IKM “°¢“"11°Z (F0111 H- “Sli As the Civic Elections are by bal- luli liens well stocked.-X. to Souril--Mn Jem" H0l1ou¢i. lots I hold in unnecessary to make a

1- ‘ While workin! in the woods. had the|persouai canvass, but as I stated at

...°DIBAPPOINTING.-- Saturday .misfortune of being bn-diy iniurefi hy the mwtgug my endeavours Wm be to

the sidewalks and road-ways, around it limh falling from a tree.-° have B tnorough inspection D, an Murray Harbor, were very treacher- meats and milk, and also to have a

cording Secretary-C. C. Carlton,

on Kickham: Junior Bendlc-Richard

Ki kb ; 'l‘ -

Souris, on Saturday January list e am mmes J W Hmmm"

'A I -I' '. and James A. McCormack.; Finance

'rue meeting was called to_ordel° at C0mm§tte°__J_ B_ Matthew and _L_ _

3 P- m-» Wlfvh "W P"‘5fd"“i'~ W-ml°“‘,_N, Maroon. In. addition to the elec- Wuoleo io the ohoir- 'H16 °h\°f bus*-. tion one inntniintion oi onioei-ii, one To trio Electors or wore is. ness or thc evenin was to dis one off - -

' ' _Y _

iuoiinioymiior ' sis be ine minimum-

other matters of minor importance the meeting adjourned to meet on Tucsduv Fehruarv 24th.-°

Eisreiiii Priisorisis _

...°Mies Rota 0'Heiiley, Selkirk, is

visitlngin Souris, the guest. of Mr. and Mrs. Angus McCormack.-°

_ -.2

...‘Mr. William Dixon of Dixon

Bros., Fortune. -paid a visit to Bourls, Friday sinels -°

...°Mr. Peter Vlneau, ‘R.oilo_ Bay

Centre, was in Sourie Saturday.-°

elling salesman for J JL Shook,

ins to Charlottetown - on Saturday

...’llr. J. Mclilwau. of Rollo Bay.

is at present visitin at Kiu£lb°~

0\1B. D910! °°V°l`°'1 Wim B 81038)' 1 ro.-duction of the water rates especial- sheet of ice but that did not worry _ly for domestic purposes. as the the small fry a bit as the prospect ...°At the regular monthly meeting! nuance, 0| the City nm mb healthy _lor coasting looked very inviting- A °f th" F°'°°°°“ “ld in 9°“"° °“-condition, 1 doom thin nn opportune -number of the young people could be Tuesday January 27Y»l1 the f°ll0WiH§ 1 time for B "duction in our wage, “en on their sleigh, ¢0as¢|,,¢ gm-Ou. officers were elected and installed in ,atom y am also in favor 0( meow gh thellelds and.out onthe river._Vom¢cI-Court DeDuty~J. A. White;_mging industries and everything per- But else for plone! When the people C°“’* P"Y°*°i““"D" A~ A- M°"°““¢-taining to the weiruro oi trio City awoke OD 50048-Y sY\°fDi'l\8 UW KYOUUG 'ohm R°“3°r_H' H' A°°"'7 Vice' und if elected my nest endeavours was covered with a thick V coat of QM" Rang"-U N- M°"°°"i Finn' Wm be D cg"-y out the abovm

snow and though this improved the, cial Secretary-John T. Garrett: Re- You" Respectfully’

I ?;::r::a§e'“s...i¥f°;.'a::*= ‘2::.;u ..... .

_THE SOURIS B'R.A'NCH 0, the _Junior wooiwnrd-J. w. Mitoheii~onnli149 1-2sMtii.

Fdrmer's Institute held their reguiarf W' M‘ M°L“t°“: s°”i°r B°“dle_Jam'

n-:boi-on-go--bi-o<i ¥\yniiiro_i>uii. 'ruo_§?;;!¢il)':°l;:::ovl:stli2 liglnfgg °'f§_1.AnIEs AND GicN'ri_ieMEN;_ animal is a two your old regist.ere.i» ,mem mid 0m_b”_1Bw was um, “_ Having been nominated by a large Ayrshire weighing '.940 -lbs and ia|p,¢\¢¢1_ M,-_ Marshall Pgqu¢¢_ 3;-_,_-and representative meeting of the imma good mi_Lki_ng strain. At the);-waived -his sixth one hungred dong, _electors of Ward 5, and having ac- Charlottetown hlxhtuition of 191-3,'he, old age Ddulion. After discussing-ccpted the nomination, I herewith

lpresent myself as s. candidate for Councillor for the above ward. Uufiuir my term as councillor, I have done my best in the interest of the ward, not forgetting the general interests of the city. I have sought t_c iulill the pledges made in my plat- form of 1912, to encourage new in- dustries, to look after milk and food inspection, to make our sanitary con- _ditlous as upto date as possible, to Iifeep down increased taxation, and to advocate civic improvements as ‘far as our means would admit. I am strongly in favor of permanent civic

` on bu .

the atretary and sold tiit\hir,$ali‘rai;kl ‘M _. A L F_ ha at d worikswvand of ‘the paymkeini. of atle- M.A _ on Q vo, . ' s,_ 1; r. . . rsser s r urne qua e ages _or wor ng men o wg, “ming ull; Ugg;-ig; °;1s|{i|‘m°n_ to Bouris alter spending the greaterlmcct the lllgh cost of living.

seconded by Donald Mc_'A\|_lay_inndnr;:i-- Dart of last week in Charlottetown hlfnynnélhrihgr |29 with re eleegion, I ld, th ' th janitor rece vo _ y- _ '””" __ l_ a eu eavour o me e myse wor- Zeins p°:°me;;ng fm. hy, “j,v|¢`,_ 'png ...:llilr. James A. Mcgonald, Little thy of your confidence.

secretary was assed fo _write to psi'-15°: - "$5.111 Bouris aturdny on _ W, W, WALKER,

sons having pure bred stock for siile “ “°“~_ 411'!-I--3;PM13L _

[and to report at the next. night of "“"’

. l

- ...°M . J M Ki , it u T the EI f

such for iiale were read. Mr. Peter Bay wg! am:;un;":h° vglltlxglln sang 0 _ 0

' is Saturday.-_-° ,

nual fee bc left uncoliected until next - _,_ 5 ’

fall and that s speciah collection ot ___,Mr_ Morse of Bummersme' u.“‘,_

lieioro the tlrst of March fgreghstpuf- -"i“.°_ “sited Som." lah we-“__o LADIES AND GENTLEMENI- _pose of‘huying.more pure r a oc . - ____ _ _ This motion was seconded by John. _..°Mr.> Daniel Melsaac, Beer River, M£851'xpN§gn&&:;‘°lg:g,f:do,p:;',t, Malone and carried- It vos <1°°i<i¢d=_ woo ii visitor to sonris on Friday.--wma I have decided to ,,°,,_,,,,,,, B, ‘lm "‘°'J“"’°°‘ "_‘,’,;‘,‘,"»'f,“"“"_‘. L“f~° ' ii' oofinoiiioi or tiio forthcoming oioo- mh limb “ni 'll'°“ou'inom° 'E3-mi ilu ~Mr Join. Mononnia noni- nivei -"°”' l °“““ “°° ”““"° “ °°"°““‘ hlblllie llllsprtlliled ATE; meeting the: Ed- Wil; in hlourls transacting business od °““"°"' bn' “N tm' °W°"“““‘7

° - " ' " ` l mtl th t I ll ll ll le led t

lou;-nicd to meet on Saturday, Feb. Soturilui-'-’ ' geogivo 5-‘Eur ;ippo:t?nssilrillgayou all

.Zi . ‘ _ th s me ti e that I shall if electcd‘

. ' ...°llr. Joseph McPhee was a ness- ° “ m ' '

______.__A. t mg” to Sou", Frmay_night_ nw,-“_ .use my very best judgment in the ad-

ministration oi the adalrs of the

- city.

-4 "‘°""""`7' _,___ youre Fnitiiiuiiy,

_ - R. ri. 'JnNK1Ns

use-1-zviaiii.

To the Electors oi Iiie

Cily of Charioiieiowm

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:-~ `

_ At the urgent request of, a large number of influential 'business men, l have decided to con-

tcet_ the for the Maforalty at the forth-' coming Civic Election. l you do me the honor to elect me, I will endeavor to do all in my power to further the best interests of our City; As the time is short, it will be impossible for me to _make a personal canvass. ltherefore take this oprortunity of soliciting your support.

l am, l.a ies and Gentlemen,

Yours most sincerely,

R. H. STERNS

January 22, 1914. 4119.

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on the Market today. .

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To the Electors oi Ward Three

LADIES & GENTLEMEN I V

Having received a petition signed by over thirty of the

principal residents inviting me' to come forward as a candi- date for the representation of your ward in the City Council Ihave decided, after due consideration, to accede tof their request.

I have been a resident of the city all my life and in the

whole of my business career have been associated with Ward 3. I am personally known to the majority of the electors and am familiar with their wants and aspirations in the matter of municipal progress and reform.

My experience as a member of the Fire Department for

the past twenty years enables me to speak with authority on the requirements of the city in this connection, and I re- cognize the necessity of keeping the department up to the highest possible standard of efficiency consistent with econo- my. ‘ - _ The question of improving the condition of our streets will receive my best attention. While a great deal is being done towards improving these, much still remains to be done. Iwould make it part of my duty to see that the streets in ward 3, especially the side streets, receive a fair share of the expenditure for this purpose. _

I have always considered that Charlottetown ought to' be

one of the foremost cities in Canada and my aim shall be, if elected, to do everything in my power to make 'it so. - -___ _

Any electors who may desireto have further particulars

as to my views on public matters I shall be glad to confer with at my place of business or by appointment otherwise.

I am, yours obedientllyi,

R. B. ATTRAYA

i in 1_1

To the Electors ol"l`o Civic Electors Ward One: of Ward 5:

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN2-~ At the solicitation cl a largely re-`

Ladies and Gentlemen:

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¥`°“lh “N KW” °' Ur- H- J- 3°' semen.-x. _

...°Mlsa Emily Young, of Red

Point, is at present visiting friends

inxBolton and other American cities. F WA _ - ~ ._ _ 2 _

,,,;§,I:_‘,‘f, 232,* $;',,":,‘,'§f: LA-bins Ann onwrnnmnu:

'llll l°*°f°l! ‘F0111 N~`-“Willa "9" “W Having been solicited to oder for

pestiow dove’ ro-election to cue city counoii Boom

-"_ I ll U ill t 1' t

---‘VL T- 3~ 3¢°"“"~ B°th"°“' l°. youlglnilllizhce Id:<ll)°:hlllpol't. If .fblillxo 5* WNW* mu? °°°“pl°° 'uh "h°~ me the honor of re-election I shall work-of constructing e large number do my “mon to “ep the mm of °' 1‘°l’“°" T'°"p' l°' B°°"“' B'°"' civic taxation st the present reason- s°“""""x' able level, having regard to the innin- .msii friends of Mrs. Benii- :;“:;‘;’°e;’t' has th=°z1?°|f°°:t‘amM°““;'3 m°°‘.&“':" I{‘;':°:'°;°“'h’ fm ff of ediolongy I shall co-operate with

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mnooniltrruo 'nor iom'§vii to ti.. tboayztsgigepsrtoizot {5°@yvt;f\‘;\;u¢+_ P. I. Illlnd, Hdlpiifll. -X. -5:; t°°th‘¢m&';m: °“ more °‘°““_;l ___on"_ |~.q_|,,, guphm ;¢¢1)°gg\¢1_ participation in the benefits oi the

of Lot 1. P.ill.I., was a passenger tn -water and sewerage systems of the

IW .llouris Thursday evening, where he city and if possible at a lower cost..

delivered s very interesting lecture I sm of opinion tlistithe time has m¢||,|¢¢ ~1°\|'¢ pug Ant-'...» sri-ind for Charlottetown to have a i street car system and if re-elected I

` _'_ will give every encouragement. to e

“\'~l”»; ...°llrs. Andrew Sullivan, Cliurlot-‘CUNDMIY Williul *-0 \lud°'.`i»“° i-NI

gown ‘ugoym ,ho gn Mm mmm" a ni-vice. As I will not have an oppoid

few weeks in Soni-is the guest of tuiiity to M0 iloflouellv over! oloot

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preaeutative delegation of voters oi the Ward, I have consented to their request und offer myself as a candi- date fur Councilman at the forth- coming civic election.

I ani of the belief, with the great

mniority or the Ward that the Coun- rllmanelcct should be a resident of the Ward he represents and thereby in touch with its requirements. 1 am lor economy in the various civic departments, whilst not nedcct-i ing civic improvements. but sin op- oeed to any innovation that will un- necessarily increase the taxes of citi- zens without. first consuinlng my sup- i-ortcrs.

l am in favor of cheaper water and

more iight along the approaches to the city which I claim bus been ne- glected in the past, and that some of the taxes collected in the Ward be spent therein; also of better protec- tion.

Ladies sud gentlemen electors, I

only any the time is too short to call on you all personally, so 1 tale this

if you do me the nonor of electing

and City.

I remain, ladies and gentlemen,

Yours truly,

WIN

solo-hom B40 that it lin son. nr. .ioiin 'r. sniiivsn. manor 1 s so I e i». Lsiliiirii. "Ul1if°\‘lli\' 'll 37019 -a passenger returning to her home personsiraqiinst for your support. Chgrinttetown, Jan. 28, 1914. ' eoino¢__ on other sine sotnreoy.-~ _ \ - ii. .i_ array. ,i,.-i..;»-_..|.|_

' At the request of several delega- tions, and in response to your large iy signed requisition, and as I was nominated at a large meeting oi the electors of this ward. in my absence, I now sin in your hands as a condi- date for councillor, for this most important ward, at the forthcoming civic election. Although I did not seek the nomination, I am deeply sensible of the very warm express- ions of good-will toward me that I have received from the electors in all parts of the ward. As the civic elec- tions are by ballors, I bold that it would therefore he inconsistent lor me to make e personal canvass; the very meaning of ballot is 4 that the voter should enioy the right of fres- ly expressing his opinion at the polls without fear, favor, or adection. 'The choice should be yours to elect. whom you please. and should I he elected

me to thc Council, I will endeavor to serve the best interests of the Ward

, will make but one promise only, namely, to serve your interests to lthe very heat of my ability. 1914 ia ‘likely to be one of the most. import.-

means of soliciting your iiii_pport;. and Gu*--IGMP! lu NN llilivfv 01 “Ill Ulf'

den Province, and it behoovee all nf ns to be olive to this fact and to see that the capital city is governed ab- ly and wlseil. ever keeping in view all possible progress consistent with due economy.

L. B. MILLER.

lard I last.

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