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80 Grllafton Street Phone 393-J.

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HICKEY’S ‘Twist

'l‘-h-is is the verdict of the boys, who have been at the war.\ Eben soldiers from other countfies preferred HICKETS Twist to any other.

Why! The best of course.

Co. Ltd.

Manufacturers

Sale

- which we have taken in trade. We have to make room for our new s and have re-priced these at

VERY LOW PRICES

to clear, 'I hey include.

hIcLAUGI-ILINS GRANT, SIX

FISHER & OTHERS

All will be sold at prices far less than their real value. A chance for garage‘ owners and dealers to make some money.

Stems, McNutt 8r White Ltd.

Charlottetown 6

l OVERLANDS GRAY DORTS

AGENTS FOR THEGRAY DORT

& STUDEBAKER

Show Room 159 Queen Street .

Phone 521

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Second iiand Cars For

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MAKE ri- A' MODERN HAPPY NEW YEAR

in your home by installing electric light service there. You will nqt alone have the best light known, but will also have st your

command com-

conveniences

ever before possibly. We will gladly send our ex- pert to consult with you

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of whist, etc., will be carried out in Emerald Hall and an enjoyable time is in store for all who attend.

' 6881.

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO AD- VERTlSERSPAdvertisers are res- pectfully reminded that copy and instructions must be in the Guard- ion Offlce not later._than twelve noon each day except Saturday. when the latest hour for changes or new copy is 10 a. m. cltf

W-ALKED FROM PICTOU llS- LAND.—-I-lector McDonald, mail carrier, accompanied by two other men arrived at Pictou last Wednes- day afternoon having walked all the ‘way from Plctou Island, a distance of twelve miles. This is the first time tn fourteen years that the trip has been made ‘without the use of the usual ice lboat.

NAVAL APPOlNTMENTS.—'l‘he following overseas have been ap- pointed b," the Department of Nuv- al service and entered upon their duties on Friday last. For West Prince County, Cecil Russel Pul- nier, itosevllle; East Prince, E. P.

ty, Alfonse Nlcllmialtl. Blooming Lellan, Red Point.

SUCCESSFUL AFFAlFL-A very successful enterlninmtent and bask- et social was held at Bonshaw on February 4th under the tiuspiceé, of the “Women's lnstilirto." The snug sum of $965.35 was realized. Those Hinds ore-dicing used for a noble cunso, lhl- erection of a Bronze 'l‘ablel lo the memory of the bravo boys who served their King and (‘ountry in tho great war 1914-— 1918. The larhlos desire to thank all those who took such active part thus mnkimr all .1 vory pious- nnt and profitable meeting. The host oi‘ order. prevailed throughout the entire revoningfitillozvlng is the progrumnro, which needless l0 soy was troll rendervrl. Chorus, Till we moot again; ltoviialion. Miss Mar- gznn-l hit-Nevin; Deni, Mrs. liiekox :|n1l (ll-urge Carson; Illnlogno, Sing- ms; ’l‘l-nrpr-rurii-o Songs; Ilecltziilon. Nil»: Klir- hIt-Plitlll; Soil), bliss. llir-kox; llinloguo. Victory Defined", Hl- p dance, M... (‘lam hie-Malone; ‘ ‘McLeod, encored;

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Fire, Lila, Accident, Sickness and Plate Glass Insurance at Lowest rates.

Good Strong, Stock Companies

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for receiving discounts on electric light bills for January lighting. Pay today-and save mone . '

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If Office Hours:

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- and candy free. Admission 25 cents.

PIE SOCIAL and dance on Mon- day Felbruary 9 at Webster's Cor- ner hall; admission 15 cents; ladies with prles free. A pleasant time in store for all who attend. 6880.

RESERVE WEDNESDAY, FEB. 11TH for the concert pie and candy social to be held in the French Riv- er Hall. Proceeds in Jid of the Lit- erary Society. Ladies with pies

68:57-2-9l\lE2ipd. THE FOURTH HOUSEHOLD CIENCE shortcourse conducted by he Women's institute Branch will open Monday, February 23rd. This is the last course to be held this winter. 'i‘hose ivlshing to attend should apply at once of Della Scull- lers, Box 123, lChzrrlottetown. - ‘ 68S5-2-9ME3l.

-—-—/ LET US SEE WHAT GROUNDS we have for believing the "Briscoo" to be the best car of l-ts OISE; in the world. Well, take the matter of the motor alone: it has been ad- mitted lby all that the famous Half-Mlllion-Dollar motor (which is the heart of Briscoe motor car) ls the greatest four cylinder motor manufactured giving owners no motor trouble and averaging up- wards of 30 miles to the gallon of gas. And, when you stop to think of it, lsn"t the motor a matter of prime importance? Here, undoubt- edly you have one very good rea- son why Fhe Brlscoe should have you,- consideration. Write for cat- ologue of models. Colin H. Stewart Summerside. fi532-1-29-MEtf

-*——— . AGNEW FUR FARMS LTD.——'I‘hc lohn Agnew Fur Farina. Ltd., have" declared n (lividend of ‘i per can‘. and are sending out their (zheques to.thn shareholders. They rclpori that during tile past season they had .1 very fair increase front their

Sun. Leave Montreal Dally except 8st-

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' - V THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN. ' C‘ ' ' PAGE FIVE " ' . _DQIIIIIIIIIMIIIQQI x - . - , . , , z g ec IOII II IIIIIIIIISSIIIIIBIS c * ” THE CENTRAL GUARDIAN El t I C r Q ' a ~ rs a w: s 1 I: g IT PAY‘ 3° bu?“ mlllpmflnu- AUCTION SALE store fixtures ' B ' A P ' I ' 0 a a y .,, a -- 2.00 ,.. w... Beer s, Goff, ervrcc etween once Edward Is and ____. , 1.1g ’ ' Q 2 sol-ACTION SALE more fixtures See advertisement. G882. ., vat g ‘ I" m‘ mday- ‘BPPE s‘ figgg- ————— . H and ' in pursuance of an Act of the Legislature of the Province of i a ‘l - ‘lgONifiil-IIT ATiEMiERgLDEa Will's‘: _ _ gfrlarlze adwazd Izlankikrgadcdalc/dlpassed in the Thlrg year of the rllgn 1 _ _ _ l"! 34008 Evin n5 l! e H19"! - s aee y mg war I-, Chapter 17 inituled "An Act to it . g ‘US$25: gggrgtilealazlerf: P511333. Hall tonight. _ 6881. consolidate and amend the several Acts incorporating the City of Char- : _ Q D urdfly moknixlg were d-lsmlsgled- CONCERT ANEQUPPER in MC lottetown,” and all Acts in amendment thereof or in additlontheretoL M ___ ' , ' ' g e m ANV PERSON plying the" glee Donald ‘Eifxlllllllfljiilfillifil Sclattlgl. Tues. m. I ghfglotflewn I do hereby give PUBLIC NOTICE that an Election for * i ' (Ii y 9 l‘? g, if TUUIKV . . ' ' I l _ 0 C" . . . . . - v c‘ _ t l; ‘llgllivilllllllrgzleigle llttggflzfiffolilrllli‘ li84o-2-7ME2i. liil-ggoakm’; z_ gaflgzlvfllnsnd . 141.2% g;- THREE COMISSIONERS OF SEWERS AND WATER SUPPLY I Scientific plumbing is the K Do not allow a. cold ‘to get "lid "1115 Hill/e IHOHBY- 6377- LECTURE by Capt. tRev.) Plus I-V- 6-25 8- m. a I St. John .,.. 7:10 a. m: Lv- FOR THE cn-y 0|: CHARLOTTE-row" sort of profession that we're ‘l3 yo“ st u h r McDonald in St. Dunstairs Pariah I-v- 9-15 n. m. '; Montreal 12.10 p. m. Lv. well versed in. We can Plan z I op w an me fir“ SOCIAL m EMERALD HALL-T“ H3". February 10th. Hear the ex- WILL BE HELD for your homes nsapng sys- ‘ symptoms mo“ thamww". This evening a pleasant program pgflgncg o; the m“, w“ 354g Leave Charlottetown DlIIy except . ‘ . R It

On. Wednesday

THE ELEVENTH DAV or FEBRUARY, A. 0., 1920

AT THE SEVERAL PLACES THAT IS TO SAY:

In Ward 1 west, at or near the shop Ward 4,Central, at or near Silas J- of Felix Hughes on the East side Whitock‘: Shop being Ne, 182 on of Queen Street, being No. 56 the South Side of Kent Street.

H. M. DAVISON—Agent

Civic Election

_ In pursuance of an Act of the Legislature of the Province of Prince Edward lslanld, made and passed In the Third year of'the reign 0f His Majesty King Edward VII-, Chapter 17, Inltuled “An Act to consolidate and amend the several Acts incorporating the City of Char- lottetown," and all Acts in amendment thereof or In addition thereto,

l do hereby give PUBLIC NOTICE that an Election of a Mayor for the saldclty, anld of one person to serve as a Common Councilman in the City Council for each of Wards Numbers 1, 2 and 3, of the said city, and of two persons to serve as Common Councilman in said Coun- cll for Ward Number 4 of the said city, and of three persons to serve as Common Councilman In said Council for Ward Number 5 in tne said city; being In all a Mayor and Eight Common Councilmen, rep- resentmg the city as follows:

For Ward Number One . . . . . . . .. For Ward Number Two .. . For Ward Number Three . .. one Cgunglflqr For Ward Number Four . __ TwQ Cgunclllgrs For Ward Number Five . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. Three Councillorr

. One Councillor . One Councillor

WILL B E HELD

On Wednesday

THE ELEVENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D., 1920 AT THE SEVERAL PLACES THAT IS TO SAY!

breeding foxes-there being lhirly three pups from twenty Ipairs. 'l‘h_ey also received from the Windsor Silver IiILlPk Idox (‘-0. under terms at ranching contract. one-third oi‘ their increase, which was t-iizhi‘ pups, giving 2 2-21 pups. They rais- -,l ililrty-‘forn- pups to maturity. los- I lng through mortality about 6 per "out of lilcrease. Three oi’ the oh‘. Foxes died early in October be-

loguo, Rose and a thorn; Instru- mootrll m ' Mr. John Buchanan; lluctt, l'l mo] Johnny MeMnn- li.i, r-nrororl; Quartet. IM-rs. Hickox.

Miss MeIn-od. J . Boyce and J. A. Mclmzirl: Ilia jrue. Mrs. Bray; Solo, .\ i"lllt>l‘.illl: lhlcNt-vin,

Chorus, illillr- lzinzl" ill rlurkey cos- iu:. .

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HTUESDAY IS THE LAST DAY

y 6850-2-71iIlIE3I.

DAVIS AND ERASEWS FRESH AND PORK SAUS- AGES ON SALE NOW BY ALL LEADING GROCERS, GOVERNMENT STAMPED ON EACH WRAPPER. ONE OF THE OHOICEST MEAT- FOODS ON TH MARKET AND ALSO TH CHEAP- EST BECAUSE NO WASTE WHATEVER IN USING.

Dr. EC. Ilarris Eye Specialist

f Office, Royal Bank. y. Building, Chariot-- I tetown.

9.30-~12.30, 2-5. Phone 68-Y

DON ’TS

Don't pity a returned soi- dlier, ilnd him a iob.

Don't neglect to biry a pair of the special bargain boots that we are Belling this week. MEN'S MAHOGANY BLUCH-

ERS NEOLIN SOLES GOOD-YEAR WELT

$7.75

THIS WEEK

$6.95 Morris-Smith-Beer

reg: VALUE

fore the Fur was in prime condi-

tion, but notwithstanding this tile-y, were able to dispose of tho pelts

for the sum of $684.13.

A Minnen-polls rlespatch saysz-The

view says following the startling lrop oi‘ iiour prices ten days ago rgilolzitlonh. have remained station- ary with n very slack Socks are tipparently large and mills ore not pressing their offers‘ is cur shortage is making it hnrtl for them to fill even old orders. Flour output is now growing less rach week, though still keeping well ahead of lust year's wheat crop. Lust week produced about 43 per cent of capacity, southwestern group eighty per cent nnd soft win- ter wheat group about fifty-three per cent. Canadian fiour at fifteen dollars per barrel is selling very slowly. g -—--.-o~o>-—-i-

The Nova Scotla "Lumber King" says: ' “I consider MENT the beet Ll-NLMDNT in use. I got my foot badly jammed late- ly. I bathed it well with Ml- NARDS LlNllliENi‘ and it was as

In Word 1 west, at or near the shcpWard 4 Central, at or near Silas J- of Felix Hughes on the East side Whltock's Shop being No. 1B2 on ofGueen Street, being No. 56 the South‘ Side of Kent Street.

Queen Street. Ward 4 East, at or near Mrs Mc- Ward i East, at or near the dwell-l svvi§fniu°if°'s','fe“e,_h°“'° No" 18° “'9 “W” °f “h” Qmlllb b°i"9 ! Ward 5 west, at or near Harry Lar- N°i 131 KIIIQ sfieeb I te|"s Barber Shop, No. 7 Upper Ward 2 west, at the dwelling house l 99"" stfefl- - of James Rush, on the south side l Ward 5 west Central. at Mr- Grly of Sydney Street, being No's‘92 Murphy's Show. Dominion Houn- 94, Sydngy siren, gr: th: west side of Great George Ward 2 Ea r at the aw no. hcu "'- of Patricsk, McCloskeey, Ngo. 1;: Ward 5 East 6cm?“ f“ °" "a" Sydney Street 1 Mrs. Sarah J. Higgins dwelling l house, 212 Great George Street. Wilrd I" "w Mark“ HWY-C Ward 5 East, at or near tne dwell- Bl-llldmii- I iflil house of Bernard Klgglna, Ward 4 west, of the City Building. No. 266 Euston Street Ealt.

c And at the said Election the Pol! will bc opened at Nlnc o'clock in'the forcnoon and continue open until Five o'clock in the afternoon of the same day.

DESCRIPTION OF POLLING DISTRICTS

WARD ONE ! WARD FOUR WEST East of Great George Strect—'L'ho, l-‘irst Polling Division shall com-l [West of Great George Street- prlse all that portion of Wzlrtl Xlri1i-j'l‘lle Eighth Polling Division shall ber Ono, in the City of (‘hurloltc-f uonlprise all that portion 0f Ward town, situate East oi‘ (ire-tit (it-urge; Number Four in the said City, situ- Streer, and the poll shall hr,- llcld nu- West oi‘ Great George Street, at or irenl‘ the dwelling oi Jillilhilllfi tho poll shall he held at the Quinn, No. 125i King Si. s‘ t IIIJUSt‘ liuolu In the City West of Great George rcc- lul inti- ' The Second Polling Division shall comprise all that portion or‘ \\'urd Number Ono, in the (‘ity oi (‘hur- lottetoivn. situate West of Gr ‘ll George Street, and llll‘ llull $111111 lie IIIJIII ill or near Felix lluizlum Shop, being No. 5o‘ Queen Slroel.

WARD TWO.

WARD FIVE EAST

East of Hillsborough Street— The Ninth Polllirg Division shall vulllllfist: all 1hr. portion of Ward Number l-‘ive, in Charlottetown, liosl oi‘ Hill-borough Street, and a iine in continuation thereof to the lirvion line between Charlotte- "l\\ll (‘ommon and Royalty, and tho poll shull he hold‘ at 0r near

‘East of Great George Strcet-. The 'l‘hirrl' Polling Division shall

FLOUR DROPS m THE u. s.-

demnnd. I

~MlNAItD'S 1.1m.

Queen Street.

Ward 1_ East, at or near the dwell- ing house of John Quinn, No. 131 King Street.

Ward 2 west, at the dwelling house

oi James Rush, on the south side Ward 5 west Central,

of Sydney Street, belng.No'e 9 94, Sydney Street.

Ward 2 East, at the dwelling house of Patrick McCloskey, No. 174 Sydney Street. '

-Ward 3 in the

| Building. -

Northwestern Minor-s weekly N“ iWard 4 west, of the City Building. , No. And at the said Election the P

in the forenoon and continue open l of the same ‘day.

DESCRIPTION OF P

WARD ONE ‘

East of Great George Street-The First Polling Division shall com- prise all that portion of Ward Num- Iher One, in the City of Charlotte-

Itown, situate East of Great George Street, and the poll shall be held at. or near the dwelling of John Quinn, No. 131 King St.

West of Great George Street- The Second Polling Division shall comprise all that portion of Ward Number One, in the City of Char- lottetown, situate West of Great George Street, and the poll shall be held at or near Felix Hughes’ Shop, being No. 56 Queen Street.

warm Two]

East of Great George street- The Third Polling Division shall comprise all that portion of Ward

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Ward 4 East, at or near Mrs

being w

Ward 5 East Central, at or

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Number Two, in the City of Char- lottetown, situate East of Great George Street, and the poll Bhflll be held at or near the dwelling house of Patrick McCloskey, No. I74 Sydney Street.

West of Great George Street- The Fourth Polling Division shall comprise all that portion of Ward Number Two. in the City of Char- lottetown, situate West of Great George St., and the poll shah be lheld at or near James Rush’s rosi- denco, 92-94 Sydney Street.

WARD THREE

The Fifth Polling Division shall comprise Word Number Three, in the City of Charlottetown, and the poll shall be hold at the Mflrkfit House.

well as ever next day. Yours very truly, T. G. MeMULLl-IN

sssersssnnnnnnnsemtsa

LOW BREEZES BLOW

Wind and weather have no

terrors for the face, that 'is protected’ llry

I O Our Parisian Balm

r".

" n is a delicate emollient for daily useLAs it is com- posed purely of vegetable products, it is easily albsorb- ed.

Keeps the skin smooth, soft and white and prevents chopping.

BIIOIIId be used before and after exposure to the cold and wind.

TRY IT—YOU'LL FIND IT

WARD FOUR EAST

East of Hllleborough Street- ‘The Sixth Polling Division shall comprise all that portion of Ward Number Four, In the City of Char- lottetown, situate east of Hlllsboro ‘St, and the poll shall be held at or near the dwelling house of Mrs. McEwen, No. 180 Weymouth St.

WARD FOUR CENTRAL

The Seventh Polling Division shall comprise all that portion of Ward Number Four, situate West of l-llllsborough Street and‘ East of Great George ‘Street, and the W“ shall be held at the shop of Silas J. Whitlock, being No. 182 on the South side of Ken-t Street.

Mc- Ewen's dwelling house No. 180 Wcymouth Street.

arci 5 west, at or near Harry Lar- l¢"'$ Barber Shop, No. 7 Upper Queen Street.

atMr- Gray Murphy's Shop, Dominion House, on the west side of Great George Street. '

near Mrs. Sarah J. Higgins dwelling "W59- 212 Great George Street.

Market House wan; 5 East’ at m. ma, m: dwaw

lng house of Benrlird Klgglns, 266 Euston Street East.

oil will be opened at Nine o'clock "M" Frye o'clock ‘n the afternoon

OLLING DISTRICTS

WARD FOUR WEST

West of Great George Street— The Eighth Polling Division shall comprise all that portion of Ward Number Four in the said City, situ- ate West of Great George Street, and the poll shall be held at the Engine House Room in‘ the City Building.

WARD FIVF. I’ ' ST |

East cf Hills-borough Street-- The Ninth l'ollin,; nnislon shufl ("Ompriru ill that poili '1 or’ Warn

l-‘irc, in Chariot/tetown. East of llillsborongli Srrt-et, and n line in continuation thereof to the division line between Charlotte- town Common and Royalty, and the poll shall be held‘ nl or near the dwelling house of Bernard Kig» gins, No. Z66 Euston St, East

wAho FIVE-EAST CENTRAL

The Tenth Polling Division shall comprise all that portion of Ward Five in Charlottetown, East of Great George Street and the Mal- peque Road and West of Hills- borough Street and of a line in con- tlnuation thereof tq the division line between Charlottetown Com- mon and Royalty, and the poll shall be held at or near ‘the dwelling house of Sarah Jane Higgins, being No. 212 Great George Street.

WARD FIVE WEST CENTRAL

West of Great Georqe Street and East of Queen Sh-The Eleventh Polling Division shall comprise all that portion of Ward Five in Char- lottetownKWest of Great George Street and the Malpeque Road, and East of Queen Street, and the Poll shall be held at the shop of Mr. Grey Murphy, Dominion House. situate on the West side of Great George ‘Street.