FEBRLARY 7, .1916 .

J; . ' ~ . , ,THEYCHARLOTTETIOWN _GUARDI

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CALL AT OUR STUDIO .

The Cook’s Studio

Y Photographs "

The business man who will spa.-e a

gow minutes of his time to .tho phnm.

tire

to-

mpher ot toda¥ will please his on

mnlly. _

His portrait produced by Present my Mellwfls °f vlwtvsravhy vnu no |11., ngreoable surprise.

....---lt's done so quickly an

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A. E. LYON, Studio

Good Photography Moderate Prices.

Personal attention to Am- ateur Photography.

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107 Queen st. ‘ Ladigs’ ~ \

Phone 68-J.

` LETTER _OF conootence.

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To Bro John and Sistel Millie Pig

olt and Mrs. Geddie Douglas. W-'e the members of Cherry Hill Division N0 275 hereby extend to you our heartfelt sympathy 11, this the hour of your sad bereavement who have called upon mourn the lose ot a kind and lovlng` Father. By his removal from the Home a vacancy has been made which cannot be filled. We therefore take this opportunity of conveyinlt to you our sorrow and ill this the time of mourning commend you to our Heaven. ly Father who doeth all things well.

Signed ln behalf ot the members ot

Cherry Hill Division.

George E. Warren, Douglas Collin,

Lina McLaughlan, Committee.

"This Castile Soap is from the Ar. somee district of France, carefully dried, very hard, and as pure and fresh as snow ilakes. There is a good supply here but not enough* to last long at these special prices-20c. a- pouud, 7 pounds for $1.00. The Two Macs. 149 Great Georlro Street. Mit.

Eastern S. S. Lines

INTERNATIONAL LINE.

S. S. North Star.

Leave St. John Thursday at 9.00 a.

m., Coastwise, to Boston.

Return, leave 'Boston Mondays at 9

zubm., via Portland, East Port and

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MAIN BTEAMSHIP LINE. Between Portland and New York. Steamship North Land and Herma

Winter. `

Reduced Fares- Reduced State-

room Prices.

Schedule distributed- lntormation

upon request.

St. John City Ticket Oiilce, 47 King

Street.

A. C. Currie. Agent. St. John, N. B A. E. Fleming, T. F.& P. A., Bt. John New Brunswick. i

-ri Furness l

I Sailings

From LONDON From l-IALIFAX

BTEAMEII

Shenandoah .lau.,2'.lil\

lan. 28th Ksoawbs Feb. izili Feb. 9th Rappahannock “ ziith

rl-on l_.lvlmP00l. From uatrrax vu Nha. _ v1. Nha

Tabasco lan. 29111

Jan. 29111 Drolnore

(lrscian l"ub. 27ih

l-`cb. l\\h Duranao l"ch. will

Fum¢ss.VIlthy & Co.Ltd.

I Halifax, N. S.

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the . Home

I _Fires °Biirning" s

When in need of Coal for

telephone us your order or call at our oiiiee. Our prices are lowest and _quality 11112 best. Prompt and satisfactory delivery will be made. _

Blllltaill, _Bell & Co.

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lllllll-lla llsul “Full-a-tiles” i The limi Klllnay llamtlly

§;»b=:v»m. On.. its zoo., ms.

'li *vs mnqo rrorma my

health in a very had st-ata: My Kidney »"°’° Wt d°l|\¢ fhelr work and I wal

run dovrn in condition. Having

Fruit-a-tives’ advertised, I decided *FY them. Their action was mild, the malt 'all that sons be sxpsoisa. Ml' Kidney: memos-their normal action after I had taken upwards ofa'

B. A. KELLY.

50°' 3 Mir 3 fm' $.60, trial size

At dealers or Isnt on receipt of price by Fruit-r-uv.. Llmuod, om".

Shoe Bargain

We are offering sevem lines of Women’s Boots. Worth $3.75 for

$2 .98 a pair

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Patent Button with clot

top and plain toe.

Patent Button with clo

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top and toe cap.

cloth top and toe cap _

All sizes 21-2 to 7. Ne

stock.

Alley & Co.

‘ 135 Qtletll St. |

To Each Purchaser of N adruco Tooth

Paste

We will give Free a good Tooth Brush For one week only

25c Special -

Ellis Pharmacy Ltd.

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70254-2$mW!mtf. ‘ H _

Good Clean Coal

Sallie ts bout-

Itisaa sgjgasllnyoogiurmmed.

. itepresentative in Montague.

presentative in Souris. MEM.

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bo held at noly 'rrlolty church seo

rgetawn next Tuesday at 11 and 7 o`~

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”““m-V- T°dlY. I lm ss well as ever. _

I try returned homo on \\'c1lucaday with a drovc'of‘cigll1y-llvc llcof ‘mais -- Mr. James P. Rice drove

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. IIIIIIIEY DISEASE <1 Ea-mf" G P H 0 T 0 S I I I ° WIS IIIIIIIIE IIIIl ii _ "I ~' °

*T GORDON [VEB IB Guardian

..*D. F. TIERNEY is Guardian re-

. .*.t-l0l.Y TRlNlTY.- Services will

*SCD-IDOL' INSPECTOR- Mi'

and from where he enlisted as a. sol- dier of the King at the outbreak oi the war. Private Campbell has some

he was wounded early last June. Priv-

ea e one a tllo cally spring. Mr. Angus McCor

with logs for the year 19l6.-- The

the guest ot Mr. Daniel McCornlac.-

boys to leave his home and friends for

Davey w owa at the outbreak of the war is still liv- ing although he has been wounded several times he is still in the lrcucl cs ill Belgium. Tllclr frlouds wish then u safe return to their rcspcctlv llolnes.-Mr. Dunlcl King und Mr. Murdock Allcll oi Dougllton lalnll were visiting ut Sturgeon thc guest 0 Mr. and Mrs. Murdock King.-Mr. lllclmrd Llewellyn of the C. G. S. Siulllcy wus visiting nt ills llonlo u Saturday lust.--The young pcoplu o Sturgeon arc having thc time ot tllel life skating. they have not had a cu

they had one last_year which wa elaborately carried through and ev- cry one hopes for one this year.-Mrs. Samuel C. Wood of Southport span the week end nt Albion with her isth~ er, Mr. James Brown, who is serlousl

ill. His many friends wish him speedy recovery.-Mr. Wm. Frase has purchased a valuable horse from Mr. John Rose of Albion for which h .paid a handsome sum_-Mr. Spurgeo Graham, Murray Harbour South, wa visiting friends in Stuurgeon ior a (sw days_--Mr. Elmer Llewellyn on of Sturgeon's most prominent youn men is busy building e. large ticet o traps. Mr. Llewellyn is also iltting up his new motor boat (the Annie C which he purchased last fall. Thi motor boat is well known in Sourl where she has figured prominently in

was formerly driven by two engines now Mr. Llewellyn has installed one ‘powerful speed engine instead of the two. Sho was formerly driven by.

ers in the races for this coming sea-

lated /on being the lucky purchaser ot this speedy boat.--Mr. Martin Fisher purchased s valuable house recently. '-Mr. Wm. Fraser spent Sunday ev- ening at hiilltowu_-Mr. Lee Wight is busily en od in his lumber

woods cutting lzxvwood and hauling to the mill_ Mr. ight is taking or- ders daily bnt the weather being stormy makes it impossible' to itll all rdors as quickly ss he would like to llavo them hlled.-Mr. Mark Jackson arrived home last evening from N. B

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.sortion for advertising ln this colu Cash must accompany order.

where he resided for tho post sir'

..*NOTlCE--The St. Peter's SD

_ing Club will hold their annual Ca val ln St. Peter’s Rink on Tuesd February. 8th. Two prlzesglveu toe for best costumes comic lu iaucy C tume_ By order of Committee.

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dosen boxes andIregainzd1nyald4i»u -y°‘“°'°&' lxlijlayigg ¢6’:‘:°’;¢‘5 t‘l';';"";m‘)"f;Wd08c1;1l‘;§‘l ills slstcr Mrs. John T. Roach

.,. ____ '- _ _ wcck.- Mr. Patrick A. Rice

le ' SU(f°E_]5sFu_|-i 'il-AN';‘ER'A\ how he and his cllum received their |,,,1|d|,,g n mu,1_d1ggL.,. prepalmury _

ner re""'"'}' ""~° Ve by "° ex boxes together on New ‘leurs cvc and dgggmg 3111.11- ,mm 1,1 w1,1,.1, hu ha .

25°' Ilnimer A;\M(I'('"v“ry'Glomannmg from Wlllil B "lllllly fi-Wil" UIUY Illlll 4959"” very llne debosit On his farm neu '

`;Et::_)"is 133;"‘;;;gée;l“t°;\uL’3eckg:; tllrei lillearfnegsuolfm llgcoglilglmlll shells three acres in extent' and of au l\vcr» ,

freight for the Canadian Pacific Rail- W C We _ 5 ` “ge ‘bpm “t me feet- Mr' Ri” l'.i'.-’r‘."f{’£'.if§ I.'l.§.l‘flZl`.§irN§.`§.i1Z“l.'§ ..~o|.=~FA~-NINGS <=|-=A~\~G-8- “YW” ‘“"‘“S H “°“*< °f “‘“°v

§ 11,059 Steamers are thousands 0( mm __The sem1.mm“a1 ,,x,,m1,mu°n of Leghoru hens which ure descell

of provisions for the soldiers at; the Glelliunnlng School was held on Thur- ff°U1 PFIZU “Wk ‘M500 IW U18 from Mr Mccuvary junior who Bday me 27,1, 0f_1,,,,,,,,,-y1a51_ A 590.1. Judge Blanchard. lie has lately ll learned 'his trade as cllsesemaker on ly l1“\I\b%\‘ 01 l!\\ill\B were DYBBSHI ‘V110 “ “ew p°“m`y h°““° 'ill me most the island in the early days ot the were examined in the ordinary brauch»‘ Dl'0Ved “V19 “H13 has SUCCUHBDIIIY cheese industry has been engaged es of a common School edumuon by complislled the somewhat dlillcult with the Maritime nalryln compan Mrs John R ville- H f°l‘1110\‘ l'w¢l1ef» °H‘“""’g 1"” “°““ la’ “gg” “"'°“'5“ for the past ten years, butgls now eil- _ Miss Laura lgogarty. und Mr- JHUNB me wl“t°‘°'_&' __

<1 l ui hoes lnaosu- on his P Rice. Secretary of Trustees. all 01- if 4

S sage n e c e y - __ _

own account having last spring purcha- Wlwlll BXDFBSBGG their b szttlsfactloll;

sed one ofthe Company's best factorl- with U19 DYOBFGSS “H139 Y 8' PUD

l es situated at Mlllstream, New Bruns. during me 9°l\00l term lust' 0108011-~ EASTER."

wick at a cost of ($1400) fourteen Mrs. Bridget Prauzht of Vernon Rov- __,__

hundred dollars.-&. Yi' is Efislllllig 8:15' l7\1li§“l/§M5- f11V}“I_.

____ rs. om og .-- r. us n c- ,

-.~~=w»=°Rr- Prime Do--ld F. Gflv-rv was 1° Montague B~<1=° °"? ....`...‘Y‘..‘“?..f§.‘I.l’§”Ii.“ é°.§`.I‘.`i§§1.?.‘§.‘i§.‘_"-'

Campbell or the First contingent who Monday lustwlth 9- large Quantity 01'

enlisted at the outbreak of the war is DTIBIB DB0! Whiflh |10 S0111 t0 M695” “_”

visiting at his home in Newport. Prlv- P00le Bild THOUIPHUH T01' 9- hB1ld§0m9_ *_ ate Campbell has been one oi the suc- B\\m.--M2SSI's D0lI1ll\ICk B0Wl€ll BWV -- Mrs- Joseph 0f AV gesglui Islanders in the West where he Patrick Casey who had been buying dale has recovered after a severe has resided for the past twelve years cattle in the eastern part ot the conu- tack ot la grippe.

. 11 “.1 QM, C ue 1 M0,-. City of Charlottetown Gun Metal Button with llnrlnl1}l‘erplca§c<l) to xc Ile; gulleagaln WILL BE HELD

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after a severe attack oi la grlppe. Mr. John Steele has returned home W ' after spending the week end in Verllon .

e nest of Mr. Jeramlah Mur

River th g - |l;§,yd';,,‘;_'i’n'g1`f§;‘,, t0M,f,‘f,‘;§;,3‘;“l§,‘§,'_‘f,‘{”,’)’, THE Nlwru ww ol'-' Fzanuanv, A. o. 1916.

A-r rue ssvenm. Pl.AcE s THAT as 'ro env:

poll shall be held at or near P

This will certainly be one of the lead- `

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‘-°-= ?` Souris last week returning home

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mn' lottetown where he spent some

. .*RED CROSS. - The Sourls Red H H 1

J w__ `s _ Cm" Society mmm me mm of Court ouse wlcl were rendered

‘U “mm C91# ~1“BP8°l°\° 0! 0\\°0|H .csmber sent Christmas boxes to e

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5‘il‘l.¢'llI’..I’.f§°§'él..‘l'l 'r?.§'”€l.§'Sff§. ...YI `°‘ "‘° s"l‘.“i°' ”.°’2l.'“ ""3 {'°I“’..“

fn o;1lMouday lust. Mr. Cain is an oili- lhésblarxaets lllllvge maclletlioctllellr gesllow h“““eBs'_H° returned homo on TMC: mon C°““*` ....1 251.2% r.:;2.r::'°"f:.°i.';“l1s.."°‘;'; "1 =°°“ ' -<-

Kmn Cbumy for a lengthy period m_e_ l“'°°1°'-ed by l te, d "'~i°°“xb"xe“ from Mr. Ambrose Crawford of St

vious to 1891 when he retired owing have' been sen niaulau 11,) ue mera Pete" R°“d mr 3 I""“lB°m° ‘""”' to A chan 6 at Go ti th t Were "°°°l"°d Q “g t at an the Wledesday ol last' week.- Mr. C

5 “mme” B a 50305 imved d“rI“5 Ch"I5tm“9 Week has Power of Summcrside was visit

this

monday - Mr Angus J McGilv

5° ‘returned on Thursday last from C

i.

‘ visiting friends and acquaintances. reports the sleighig extremely bad

°"' some localities. Mrs. McGilvary mI` accompanied him returned home

‘h Curley of Vernon River who has b

lon has returned home.- Mr. Tho Rice, Mason. was ill Georgetown week making some alterations in

De' essary by the building of the new 1 “Ch -Mr. charles Mocllvary was to c

na' rsday last.J Mr. Alexander H. ‘W Gllvary purchased a fine milk

very interesting tales to relate on the _ I’ ` . .

great conflict' after spending some tive I 0

months in the trenches at Yprcs where ~

ste Campbell looks line and expects to I

o si t to ol. to me nuns nm. in ewers an ater

mac is busily engaged hauling lumber . _ _ tor a new Poultry llousc.- Mr. Mc- In pursuallcc of all Act of the Lcglslzliurc of tllc Provlllcc C0l'11180 is WBI1 111008011 Wim the WOFK Prillcc Edward Island lllzldc and pusscd ill illc 3rd your oi thc rcl d°“° by me C‘“`*`“g““E5g cI‘°°l° “““°" of ills Majesty King l'i<l\valrLl VII., Clluptcr 17, illtilulcd "Ali Act

me #Pablo n:;::l“§f'g|°,':,f|,?[ consolidate ulld :llllclld thc scvcrul Acts lllcorporzliillg thc Cliy

tor r. us c y. - _ , _ _ _

1 1 11611011.1111 111.. well known Charlottciowll’ :uni of all Acts lll lullclldlllcllt tllcrcof or lll uddll

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ltilxmllxel' contractors of Newport and thereto. D0 GN” M”-rch have "nw" “le °°“` I do llcrcby give PUBLIC NOTICE that all Elcctioll for THR "'“°‘°‘~"”°°‘Y"‘K °°°- E~ “°““°" 0° colvllvllsslonlilzs or sl3Wl~;Rs & WATER SUPPLY for

M D lph nd Joseph Campbell ‘5p‘;i;rBSu,?gayy1,FDe gms Ma,-,311 11... In Ward 1 West, at or near éhe shop! Ward 4 East, at or near Mrs. Pat guqst of .M,-_ 50|", D_ g1ee1e_._. M133 of Patrick Murray, on the act side aon’s Dwelling House on K

Mm. and M,-_ Dani,” M¢(;0,-mac ,,111 of Queen Street, being number 40 Street, near the corner of Hlllsb

11,1 1 11 1 1,0 1,1 1- me Queen Street ugh and Kent Streets

o unc ne ecen . - -

a y ng v B Ward 1 East, at or near the dwelling V

V --- .house ot John Quinn. being number Ward 5 West, at or near Ewen C

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` ~~°'5TURGE°N"”A very °“5°y“"l° gwhleilrgittihe dwelling house of glrgands Bakery' Lower Spring P

cvs-.uillg was spout at the llonlc ol’ Mr. Jams; Rusk' an the sou", 'me of '

nlld Mrs. `Wln. Mzlllulhon Tuesday IMT: sldney Street being numbers 92, 94. Ward 5 West Central, at Mr. G "‘h”“` fi ‘»"°w‘l 0 H ° y°““l5_|=’l°°U L Sidney Strcst. Murphy's shop, Dominion House,

B“‘~|'U`°d “"4 WI* _lcd ““_’1f*Y t ‘Ln ‘°“"; Ward 2 East, at the Corner of Great the west aide of Great George Street. '

I" “'“§‘I“ “"‘l_‘1**“”u“g- tl hen' ‘sl We" Geol‘9e~and Sldnel' Streets. being Ward 5 East Central. at or near S1 W me \' l“““'~? me 1315 “ laveri ' O'8hea's Corner. Whltiock's dwelling house. No. 11101158111 el/°“"8-_-° 1'. 0" ‘°°"‘-t~ wards mms Market House sullamg. 14 School St.. near the corner

vue °f Sl\1rS¢°“S Ulm l>\’°“> “ell ln ware swan, anno clay solldlng. Euston and school sn.

g;7:_1;'lie";`;l_l £31013"=;9':‘£r2mt°t;°‘§€:: Wa/cd 4 Central, at ar near Aubrey Ward* 5 Eaat, at or gear Patri

' ' ` .hit ' h t th U t ' N . L t .

geon as he is another of the brave “ruff ° °p' °" ° mr ° " Agana; °”°° ° °“°`"°" h City Oi Clltlrlmtelown. and the

King and Country,-Mr. Brenton And at the said Election the Poll will be open at Nine o'elock in the for

h s' the lirst to enlist here noon and continue open untll Five o‘cIock ln the afternoon of the same

day.

,_ DESCRIPTION OF POL LING DISTRICTS

J _» WARD ONE. The Scvcnth Pulling District all

comprlsc all that portion of W

East of Great George 8treef.- The Number Four, sltuatc West of lll

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1 1 |11 D1 1 1 -1 1 11 - 1 borough Street and cast oi Grout G

f 1' ra pu ug s.r L B la wmpr Bc Str ct and tho oll shall be ll

an that porno" cf! “Tm Nmnberl One’ gleillo store oifiullrgy Wlllte‘s 011 H in tho City of Char otteiowll. B tuato N0,-U, Sldo of 1“.,,1 SL 1,,,,,,g N(,_ 1 I East ol' Great George Street". and thc Kelli. St. ‘_ poll sllull bc llclcl ut or near the dwell- West oi' Great George St.- 'l' |._ ing of John Quinn, No. 131 King St. Ellgltiltllt l’olliillgDlrsl&lctdsl`1mll comprl'

"Wal Y" 11”* li I” h°P°“ “WY Wm ‘“* were of Great George sirs¢t.- 'rho llultl.o’s.5l)lrhl)f;-,ooltulftlo wtlilillll oerroro

H Second Polling District shall colupriso Gcorgo Street, null the poll shall

all that portloll of Ward Number One. held at tho Engine ilousc Room oi

in the City oi Charlottetown. sltuatc City Building. ‘

l west or Groot George Street, and the w/mo Five.

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atrick East of Hillsborough Street.-

; Murray'.s sllop,-10 Queen St. Ninth Polling District shall compr

all that portion oi Ward Number

" WARD TWO. in Cllarlotteiovvn, east oi’ Hillsborough

Street and of a llnc ill coutluuatlon *-

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B all that portion of Ward Number Two and the poll shall be held at or near . in the City of Charlottetown situate the dwelling house of Patrick Quinn,

° East of Great George Street and the Tanner. No. 8 Longworth Avenue.

5 poll shall be held at O'Shae‘s, corner The Tenth Polling District shall f,ot Great George-and Sidney Streets. comprise all that' portion of Ward

Five in Charlottetown, east of Great

)` West of Great George 8iraet.-- The George Street and the Malpeque Road 5 Fourth Polling District shall comprise and west of Hillsborough Street, and 5 all that portion of Ward Number Two of a line in continuation thereof to the 1 in the City of Charlottetown situate division line between, Charlottetown

01° “ci” fl" "'° Y°“"’- A' 'hi' "°“* woot or creat George sr. and the poll common and noyalw and the lwll'

shall be held at James Rush’s resid- .shall be lleitl at or near the dwelling enrs,.il2-94 Slduey Street. house of Silas J. Whitlock 12-14 School

, St., near tho corner of School and

Euston Streets.

WARD THREE. West of Great George Street and

East of Queen 81.- The Eleventh

gon, Mr. Llewellyn is to be congratu- The Filth Polling District shallf Polling District shall comprise all that

comprise Ward Number Three. in the. portion of Ward Five in Charlottetowml City or Charlottetown, and the poll west oi Great George Street Bhd 1110. shall be held at the Market House. Maipeque ROM Bull 011!! 0! Q\l60ll

` Street, and the poll shall be hold at

WARD FOUR. the shop of Mr. Gray Murphy, Dom- _

inion House, sltuato on Qlo West

em of Hllntorouzn am¢\.- 'rue of ol-on ooorgo sc.

5111111 Polling Distric sllqll oomgiao The twelfth Polling District shall all that portion of Ward§Number ur,`cornprlse all that portion of Ward in the ity ol Gharlott town. si1.uato_1l'ive in Charlottetown. sltuato west . nu; gig-||1|_¢b01-ough Strong, nm! ihoiof Queen Street, including Govern- poll 51,511 no held at Mrs. Pnttsraon’s mont House and land and Victoria= lrilvmalligg h\;uss,drkea!l;t attire tcglruea' oltIPark. audh thsh plollofslgll becllirlalldroalt I

rou an e eesna-erllear o_o on ao ._

ioinlng Wl§lght's Undertaking oiilco. Il3 Lower Spring Park' Road.

NQMWATION DAY WEDNESDAY. FEIRUARY 2ND, A. D. 1910."

At tha Oiiloo of the City Clark from the hour oi Twelve o’clook noon

There is heat in lump' . until the hour of Four o'oIoc|t in lha afternoon of the same day. ’

it W9 ve lg ' A For :::ll;lg'at1l::\ do§°Ul:otJ:oc|.so :S411 Edward Vll., Dall- 17, 801:. 24

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ggi “ 'nd' ihrhhstsaasoulsna. '° 2°’ I I" P' .w. w. c\.An»<=. I 5'0"* 11.1 ' I . W YI Ill AHIII W sro‘|nA».o H. vrllms I cm' CIM'

lust '

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Buit dc ‘M0 of Patrick Murray, on the East al

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_Civic Election

' 1n_ pur§uz\nce of all Act of the Legislature oi' the Province ol

“fig Prince Iadvvard lslalld llludc and passed in the 3rd year offtlle rél§‘1`\' ,moi His Majesty King l:.dward VII., Clluptcr 17, intitulcd “An Act 'to

whoconsolldate and amend the several Acts Incorporating 1he»City, of

°“ Charlottetown" and oi all Acts in zmlcndlucnt thereof of in 'addition'

EY' Tuesday of last week.- Miss Minnie thcrct0_

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For For For For For

W. oi. eir ‘ lug

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il In Ward 1 West. at or near the sh

“Ill of Queen Street, being number HP' Queen Street. “U Ward 1 East. at or near the dwell

house of John Quinn. being num

Wt 131 King Street. , _ WIN 2. W¢s¢. at the dwelling house 9121 James Rush. on the South side

Sidney Street being numbers 92, Sidney Street.

Ward 2 East. at the Corner of Gr

George and Sidney Streets, bei O’8hea’a Corner.

is Ward 3 ln the Market House Bulldi

in Ward 4 West, at the City Bulldln Ward 4Contr‘aI, at or near Aub

Whlte‘a shop, on the north of K Streets.

in be

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‘And at the said Election the Poll wi

noon and continue open until Fi

. DESCRIPTION OF PO

S I warm one.

East of Great George Stree¥.- Flrst Polling DL-ltrict shall comp all that portion oi Ward Number 0

f in the City of Charlottetown, situa

.0 . East of Great George Street. and tl gli poll shall bc hold at or ucar the dw 10 ing of Johll Quinn, No. llll. King S

»f

ig" West: ofliireat George Street.- T

Secon Po ing District shall comp ull that portion oi Ward Number 0

EE ill- the City ot Charlottetown, situa the West of Great George Street, and 1.

Mnrray's shop, 40 Queen_St.

wAno Two.

East of Great George Street.- _Tlllrd Polling District shall comp all that' portion of Ward Number T in the City of Charlottetown situ

to _ East oi Great' George Street, and t

3:: of Great George and Sidney Street

B

West of Great George Street.- T

_Fourth Polling District shall compri

am’ _ all that portion of Ward Number T ark in the City oi Charlottetown sllua

shall be held at James l'tusll's rc

"31 cllro, U2-il-l Sidney Struct.

|112'-1 wano Tunes. of

Tho Fifth Polling District sll

°I‘ comprise Ward Number Three, in t

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WARD FOUR.

ml' `i|l tho City of Cllarlotletowu, situa 9°’ cast ol! Hillsborough Street. und t em poll shall be llcld at Mrs. Patterso “W dwolllllg house, near thc corner

ho For Qualification of Electors se

he REGINALD H. STERNS.

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pool shall be held at or near Patrick ` WARD F|VE,

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shall be held at the Market House.

East oi' Hillsborough Street.- Til _

“U Sixth Polling District shall comprise polling district shall com- “"d all that portion of Ward Number Four. comprise all that portion of Ward

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mas Mayor for the said _clty, and_of one person to serve as a Common \;l\:\\1(.ouncllman in the _City Council for each of the Wdrtls Numbers 1- 2 Mi and 3, of tile san] city, and of two persons to servo as Common Conn-_ ML cllmen ln the sold Loullcll for Ward Number 4 of_ the said City, ami.

ml 1,5,-. of three pcrs0ns_to scrvc_as _Comnlorl Coullcllnlcll lll the said Council

-lvttelown lest week ou important for Ward No. 5 nl thc sald_cliy; being ln all a Mayor and Eight Com-

llivreggcsslltlig tllg city as fgllows: ' '

ur unl cr llc---- ne Councillor'

Ward Number Two-_-One Councillor Ward Number 'l`l\l'ec--One Councillor -\-Vurd Number Four----Two Councillors \\/ard Number Five--~-Three Councillors

L, wll.l. BE HELD

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also a practical and enthusiastic phil: AT ;‘g\‘,';%Aq_A;|_g;EFsE$:g¢Rr§ A-foo'

op Ward 4 East, at or near Mrs. Patter- del san's Dwelling House on Kant 40. Street, near the corner of Hillsboro

I ugh and Kent Su-een. 9

r_ Ward 5 West, at or near Ewen Cam-

eron'a Bakery, Lower Spring Park

of Road.

of 94. Ward 5 West Central, at Mr. G1-sy

Mw'l>hy's shop. Dominion House. on

eat the west aide of Great George Street.

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Ward 5 East Central, at or Mgr 311;;

ng. Whltloclds dwelling house, No. 12. g. 14 School St., near the corner of rey Euston and School Str. ent Ward 5 East, at or near Pau-iok

Quinn'a House No. 8 Longwsffl.

. Avenue.

Il be open at Nine o'l:lock ln the fore-

vg o’clock in the afternoon of the same

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LI LING DISTRICTS

The Seventh Polling District shall

comprise all that portion of Ward Number Four.. sltuate West oi Hills-

The borough Street and east of Great Geo- rise rge Street, and the poll shall be hold ne. at the store of Aubrey White's 01, the

te north side of Kent St. being No. 167 le

ell- West of Great George SL- The t. Eighth Pollillgbistrict shall comprise

all that portion oi Wlurd Number Four

he in tllc said City, sltuatc West ol' Grout rise George Street, and the poll shall hc Ile. held at the Engine House Room of tllo

te City Building.

East of Hillsborough Street- The

_ Ninth Polling District shall comprise all that portion oi Ward Number Five in Charlottetown. cast of Hillsborough

Txhe Street and a lille lu continuation ‘_ .

se thereof to the division line bctwocu

wo Charlottetown Common land lioyalty. ate ‘and the poll shall be held at or near he the dwelling house of Patrick Quinn,

" poll shall be held at O’She.e’s. corner Tanner, No. 8 Lollgwortll Avenue.

1; Tile Tenth Polling District shall

e comprise all that portion ot Ward

se Five lu Charlottetown, cast of Great wo George Street and tho Mslpequo Road

te and west; oi llllleborough Street; and

I Wost oi Great George St. and tho poll ol! a lille in continuation thereof to tim

sid- division llllo hctwccll Charloltciuwu

Common and Royalty and tho poll .shall be hold ut or nr-.ar the dwelling ‘ house of Silas J. Whitlock 12-14 School _St., near tho corner ui' School ullll Euston Streets.

all West of Great George Street and he East of Queen St.- The Eleventh

l Polling District shell comprise all that

portion of Ward Five in Charlottetown. ` west of Great George Street and the Malpeque Road and east of Queen Street. and the poll shall be held at the shop of Mr. Gray Murphy, Dom- llllon House, sltuato on tho West sldo

c ol`~Grea1; George Street Tho twelfth

in Five in Charlottetown. situato wont o|oi Queon Strcot, including Govern

ll ' - n‘s'lnont llouso and lunll and Victoria

o¢,l"a.t'k, und tho poll shall be llcld ut

'37 lllllsboruugil and Kollt Strccts and all~_ or llcar illc shop of Ewcn Caluoron,

joining W`rlgllt's Undertaking olilcc. 13 Lower Spring Park ltoad.

llc \ lse NOMINATION DAY WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 2ND, A. D. 1916. ur At the Office oi the City Clerk. from the hour of Twelve o'c|ock noon. cnt until the hour of Four o'c|ock in the afternoon of the same day.

e Act 3rd Edward vll., Cap. 17, See. 24

thc to 29; also Act ist George V., Cap. 18 and 14. .

W. W. CLARKE.

City Clerk.

iso Mayor of the City oi Charlottetown. ive _ City Clerk's Office, Charlottetown, January 14th, 1918.

° East of Great George Streat.- 'Phe thereof to the division line between t "H . 'Y ___ n Third Polling District shall comprise Charlottetown Common and Royalty.‘ _

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A Wise l-lousekeeper Always A Has a Supply ol DUSTBANE

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for Sweeping Dust contains num-

' berless disease germs. _

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down, then is Just the time these germs et in their Work.

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