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_ _. _ » 'nm ci-rAiu.o1‘T1=:'i~owN GUARDIAN sssizrmav rg; me

7 .

The Son

There aye four verses. Vane l. Ayafs Hair Vigor makes tha hair grow. Verse 2 Ayer a Hair Vigor stops failing hair Verse 3 Ayer's Hair Vigor cures dan

g druif. llerse 4. Ayer’a Hair Vigor al:

O e r ways reatorea color to gray hair.” The

“ chorus is sung by mililona. ~°~ “-

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,4 In

llave You a Clock

That is Not Going?

Your llome -

If you have and will send us » word, we will send for it-repair it-returnit to you and guaran-

te`e satisfaction.

W. WELLNER.

jeweler and Optician.

YOU' .AZELE

INVITED

If you wish the best in photo-

» graph , nnisheo on the new spec-

1aii¢e¢i'mouin»,(tne very latest novelty)

VISIT

CFUE. B'.l1"l'J`.DI(). ,

GEO. il. COOK I

iiucnss’ l

Cascsra Pills Cure'

CONSTIPATION, D I Z Z I N E S S,

HEADACHE, OFFENSIVE BREATH, BAD TASTE IN THE MOUTH, etc. These pills are chocolate _ coated and easy to take. Their action is niili_'l,_but effective and is not followed by gripihg. nausea etc. Price :5c‘ per box. Mailed to any address on receipt of same.

GEO. E. HUGHES. -»-

Snappy Styles of Solid Footwear

Ladies ! Here is your chance, one week only. Skating Boots at cost. llox Calf Boots, neat, up-to-date Cheap `any time at §z.z5 now 51.50, all sizes. Ladies’ Oil Pebble, regular $1.75 now $1.35. These boots arrived o few days ago,a little late of course, but they arc yours at the above price. Sie them anyway.

E. McEACIIEN.

'|‘i\c #hoc Mini.

CANNl:l) G00l)S SALE

A genuine snap in Canned Goods.

Tomatoes Corn 3 cans for 25c Peas

Gallon can Apples.. ....-.-20¢ Strawberries in Syrup. . . . . . .. . . . .mc Piiicapplesliccil..................i8c Golden wax Beans 3 cans for . . . . z5c This ia good value as our canned

goods are all perfectly fresh.

MCKENNA’S GROCERY

D n town store u6a.

PH0NEi Ugviown store zz6b.

lr=;aua~\aaa\ai\liva¢d»'

The “Eagle” Shoe for Men In Vici Kid. Box Cali, . Valure Cali and Patent

They have style,

quality and nt and for an “American” Shoe are splendid value at the price. $3.5o,$4,oo and $4.50.

SPRAGUE & C0.

Sole Agents,

Ladies’

Evening Slippers

A new stock has just

been added-We invite

your inspection and promise the best lin ever shown here.

Women's Blaclr

Kid Slippers, 4 straps, French heel $2.75

Same as above

but made of French patent leather $3.50

Womne’s 3 Strap

Kid S li p p ers very elaborately beaded $3.2 5

Women's White

CIICII D U Ill D S suitable f o r evening or street wear-very sty- lish, new and serviceable $3.00

Alley & C0.

FLO R

We have a well assorted stock of the

best brands of Flour on hand which we are selling at very reasonable prices. We have the leading brands put up in barrels, half barrels, 25, 50 and loo pound bags.

As a high-grade Flour suitable for all

purposes we specially recommend our

“ROYAL STUART" brand.

Bccr & Goff.

If You Are a

Smoker

WHY THEN. NO OTHER SPORE CAN LOOK A1 OUR. S I`OCK OF SMOKERS’ GOODS

"Get the habit deal with ns."

Selling agents for Margaites, lrvings and the Bouquet Cigar, Montrose the best 5c made.

REQDJN osipzos..

Aa we are now winding up our lnislneaa

SUNNYSIDE~ hero al amounts duo ua must bo mid onor

t...-..-_-----

' h. llll.

disfiirfatlhliifflriit ol Marr B- GORDON.

THE Pllllllllllii

iillillllllll

Olllcss in New Prowse Block Charlottetown.

Miss Eriisi. Wnrrs, Brighton, is visit ink filends in Montague. '

Gunnar# Asn Mas. i-Iowanp, Cornwall, spent Siituriiay at York the guests of . Rev. G. F. and Mrs. Dawson.

Mints Bans. “The Hub", Queen St.,

have had their premises newly painted lnd rspairodland n new low walnut topped counter put lu. _

Tissue will bo no exchange tickets on

sale for Our Regiment for Feb. Mth but tho plan wllibeopen at JamIeson‘s and Rsnkiu's drug stores Monday Feb 19.

M ns. (Gaim) Iiomiau, Yorir,celebrated

her ilist birthday Wediicsdny last. Her ninny friends \vlll be pleased to learn sho is in good health. Mrs. Holman smigrat- erl from Bideforri tc P. E. I. 62 years ago.

'fi-:i.i-:Primus directorycards are being distributeilto ull subscribers with the compliments of The Guardian. Those who have not rcccii-oil any will kindly call at this oiilcc. The entire list is on one side of card.

D. C. McI{isNoN of this city was a fou-

days ago presentni with a most flattering address, made on behalf of Elliot Division No 224, S. O. T., nl, Fairview. Tha rscepient. madea graceful and eloquent reply.

A cnri.rmsN‘a entertainment, Valentine

tea and Punch and .lady show will be held in St. Peters Schoolrooni on Vledncsday the l-ith. Doors openlst 5.30, isa at Z0. Punch and Judy at 7 o'clock. Valentines and home made candy for sale. Entrance 10 cents. 'l‘ea i0 cents.

As the much talked of marriage of Mies

Alice Roosevelt to Congressman Long- worth will take place on Saturday next. The Guardian of that date will contain illustrated and descriptive articles with rcfcrcnoe thereto. Views will he shown of the bride anti groom, their future home and several of the rooms with their goneralarrangamonts, as well as three "White House" scenes. if.

A iloitiinsroxnnnr writing to The

Guardian from New York says.: “The enclosed clipping is a report of the Methodist Church of which Rev. Loo Williams. lata of Charlottetown, is assistant pastor. Iflmistalrs not some time ago it was intimated that Mr Williams had returned to his old love." The clipping is from the Brooklyn, N. Y. Eagle and announces that Calvary Methodist Episcopal church of Harlem is “at the head of Methodism in point of membership. Calvary now has a fsw more than 2,400 members on its roll. Iii twenty unc months, there hlw been ii net gain of 1,000 members, or about 75 per ccnt. Ol these new members more than 000 oame on probation. Tho church seats 2,20 and ovary Sunday night all seats are filled early. At some of the special services many ohnira had to ba brought in and the altar space iflled, and then scores could not finil seats. About 1,500 persons took conimunlon at the morning service Feb. 4. Bishop E. G. Andrews of Brooklyn,tho Rev. Dr. Frank Mason North of thc City Mission and Tract Society of New York City and Mr. Williams, the assistant pastor, and officers of the churuli assisting., In the afternoon about 500 more communi-‘d." This correspondent adds congratulations

ov£r victory in Prinoa County and co cludesl “The Guardian is always on the winning aids as well as the right side."

THE following news budget is from tha

Dundas oorraspondentof’1‘heGuardian:- Owing to poor alelghlng just now an odd load of hay is about all that is hauled.- Tho clcotion in Pi-lncc caused a little excitement last weak. The result was hailed with universal satisfuctlon.»W. E. Lcaid onuounccd the result to the l. U. G.T. Lodgojnst as It wus closing and it was received with cheers.-'i`hero is quitanstrong feellnglu favor of having thc many incendiary tires which have taken place hcrc lately investigated. The Insurnliue companies it is said are loathtolnsurc buildings hero owing to the heavy lossca they have had in the past.-The lofiicers of Dundas Lodge I. 0. G. T. ware installed for thc present time ot the last meeting and arc as follows: C. T, Rav. li. A. Mol-‘hee; V. T., Sadie McLeod; P. O. T. Uylsses Swallow; Chaplain, Deacon William McLeod; Seoy. W. H. Rielly; Trees., Norman McLeod; Fin. Sscy., Evangeline Matheson; M., D. Duncan: D. M.. Percy Jonlrins.-Tho oillcers of Dalmany Loyal Orange Lodge for the coming year were installed Saturday night and urs: W. M., Alexander McDonald; D. M.. Angus Beaton; Chaplain, Nell Nicholson; Recording Seoy. G. E. Saville;- Fin. Sscy.,J. W. Turner; Trans., Daniel McKinnon; Lectur- ers, C. W. Gordon and S. M. Nicholson; Director of Ceremonies .T.l't. Jenkins; lat Committee Man. A. J. McDonald; 2nd. J. D. |Llvingsf/one; Ilrd Geo. Wood;4th Jas.Mcilonald; 5th -iss. Robertson; Tylnrs, Percy li. McDonald snriJ. D. Living- stone.

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Aiivlce to parents- lf your child ara choked up with cold and orofip and their lungs are in daugei-of becomlngweaksned by the effects-you i-an do nothing better than give our Guaiacoi Emulsion-lt. always does the work, and is sold on its merits-40a ver battle.-A. W. lteddiii_ Pham B.

Tlmmrmghymum ¢-»».¢...~imvw- _

3 Candy is wholesome if made from pure ingredien

Cii0C0llt¢S are in such demand. Put up in dainty 19011114 and half Pound

Oners' Graduate Opticlan.

boxes and sold by all the

leading confecti

‘U

ts; that is why Wliit¢'S

wmimmammmmwm wmwmwwim wm*

Mas. H. >V. MacKinnon isft Bt. Johii.l

last Friday on a two weeks' visit to Sher brooke. iQue.)

HIL? wanted quick. When you want MIP. Ill! kind °f Mill. please nmombir that nearly everybody in Charlottetown has an eye on The Guaniian's classified columns. A Guardian classified ari will till a reasonable u ant every limi-.

WHILE the proprlistorofone ofthe hotel’ 'of Murray Harbor was coinliictlng aordrai of his guests by a short cut across the ice to his howl on Saturday ovcnlng,after tlis arrival ofthe train, he and one of those who accompanied him liail a narrow escape from drowning. They broke through tha ice near the channel anil hut for the assistance of those naar by they would probably have found it impossible to regain the solid ice.

ON information laid yesterday by Etta;

Webster, alleging an attempt at criminal assault upon her, James Haynes was arrested and placed in iiiil. According to, the story related by lhc girl it appears that sho attended the dance given by No. i Co. Eiind Battation on lust Friday night., and accepted Haynes an an escort' to go home with after the hall was over. Before reaching home, it is reported, Haynessafrlghtancd thc girl that she cried-for assistance and her shouts being answered, Haynes ran away. Haynes appears to be about 22| years of aga and Miss Webster a few years younger.

Tflnlast meeting (that ls, unless \\'ed~

ncsday makes no change In its personnel) of thc City Council Board ua nt prosenl ' constituterl,tnok place last night, His' \Voi-ship Mayor Kelly presiding, and the following Councillors Hooper, lteildin. Prowss, Riley, Stewart, Itogers. Minutes of the previous meetings were road and confirmed, bills were ordered to be paid, and than upon resolution lt. was ordered that an are light he placed on North River Road, nt the junction with the road loa-ling to the residence - of W. C. \Vhlte. This was all the business ro be transacted. Before dispersing His \Vorsh|p expressed to the Councillors

appreciation for their courtesy during the termjust ended. Ile stated that- he for his part' had not worked for himself but

gracefully returned the compliment duc

a jon' rl. n g the bills already mon- tioned was one of $700 from W. C. Harris,

iniz-which claim it was stated had been

settled in i'ull by payment of t5l00.

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Piles_ _Cured

Suffering for Years. and Bed-Rid- den From Piles, a Contractor of Marlon Indiana is Cured

Send Name and Address.

“I was troubled with piles for several

lmmediateiyreduces all congestion and

success.

IB .Y urc put up in ic

f°|"1* 0|' "F-*\SJ'~to-use," spooiully made, suppositorics. They are soothing, pain- less, instant and certain.

A trial trcatmcnt, will be sent you ni ,

once by iin\Il,lii pliiinsealcil wrappei-,\vlth- I out a cent of cxpcnsc to yon, If you gqmli your name ami aiirircss to Pyramid Drug | Co., 13045 Pyramid Building, Miii'shall,l Mich.

getaregular sizo Dacksife of Pyruinivl Pile Cure at your ilrugglst’s for 50 cents

DIED.

FITZGERALD -Passed peacefully away

atCommara|uiCrosa on January 2i'»d..lohn Fitzgerald in the seventy ilith yi-ai' of his age, leaving a wife,six daughters and two sons in mourn the loss ofa kind husband and loving faihi-r.

MUPHERSON.-At Munny Harbor

Road, Fab. ilth, lillii, Nell J. McPherson, age thirty-eight years, leaving a sorrow' ing widow, three small children, an aged father, three sisters and one brother to mourn their lo.-s.

SPENCER-At Commercial Cross on

January ‘Mtii of rhaumatlam of the heart-, lierbsrt Spencer, aged 10 years, only son of Angus and \Vinnie Mctieatll. He was a bright young lad and ngensral favorite. Hia parents have thc sympathy of thc whole community.

MCKENZIE.-At San Francisco, Cal.,

Jan. 24, of pneumonia Angus McKenzie, formerly ot Strsthalbyn, Lot 30, leaving two daughters Mary and Jessie and oi e 'son William to mourn the loss of a kind and loving fsthsr. He alsolcavea three sisters and it brothsrto mourn, viz., Mrs. Angus Molienniin, Victoria West; Mrs, John McLennan, Junction iioail; Mis. Margaret Mcf.eoii, City; ainl James McKenzie, Bi-iidalininr. .

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The Sheerest

most delicate iubrlc cannot belinrmeil by DY~O-LA the new dye for coloring nt home.

No acids-no poisons to cat the goods. Just use with common salt. The one package colours any mixture.

Gives rich ahades~even and beautiful - shades that scorn the sun and defy soap- ands. _

Mrs. Maxwell, 257 Bleury St., Montreal,

Cash or Cure

I|Sliiln|i' ' Ciniais yp&k; ghd:l:: :dial YoaarasinolaCureos

Cai.

|fiwal'lasilaei||e.l|a'lsoler would notbamade.

(`Analyth'li¢behiei'7

il‘y“i;.ai\avaaColii.%oraayriiai:;

sl-liLo,1-Jr,

Simi lliusic

Your illicit For io cents

During this week

we offer any sheet

Que., writes to us and says:-“DY-0~LA gives every satisfaction-have used it in

Moises dyeing-day different. No dye

half sri'good. AL tho ilrugglst/s.

You can have practically a new gown

card to The Johnson~R|charrlson Co..

To insure perfect health use mn ox

Tablets. For sale at your druggliit‘a, 25

r Towels at prices that will sell them quick. Extra special at 7c, gc. 12%c, i4c. 18 'and 25c each at Stanley Bros. white sale. i_-id 2l

you are paying out? Why not make

for tha city, and was confident thattlieyi f°\' ll\° 0°" °f °"¢ WORBKB (Which llY¢S lates

were actuated hy similar motives. Conn. l lil IDIXUIFGB P¢ff°°tli')-101% Come earl Hooper, as spokesman for his colleagues, SHN 20- Hmm? f°l‘ h°U\¢'¢1Y2d 0°l°“1"- y'

years bciuroi would ict it be known. ' broken lines °f_ Meuysi Butatlaiit they became so severe that . W0H1€U’5, B0y’5, BIISSCSI mid :,:§““; ’t‘:’|‘;(;'3y;*;,’:;',I "md W Children's Boots and ,Shoes . ' i ngan any ng c A i ur u th ti! . . . doctors presoribrd,and took their treat- com?;y°,\;s;:: iylfteiaiefolfghi; mmzey and SIIPPEYS Wl’l1Cll W6 Will ments fora long time. But nothing cvcr g . Clear Oilii at COSiZ IO l1lI1l{C P00111

of music in our

present his sentiments of gratitude and l11l¥B\ill0°d9-“ Store for IOC "1

cluding the very

r. `

-fo-

to the Mayor and the meeting then Llmitod.lVi0Dtrl’1il. CRD-

ii inc Ai on

é¢_- Q,

jr., in connection with tha Market Build- I _ é Smmy5ide_

cents per box dtl tf

Reduction Sale

by Pyfamid Pile Cure i ”`°F”°’°

..... ........;m...... ... ...... Pay, Pity, Boots andShoes

We have on hand alot o

did me any good. I had seen nur ad. in ` ,llnerent ,,e,,,s,,,,pem_ ,_.o I Katya 50 een. sure? Why not do as so many of your £01' Spring _SiI;>CI{. f W y box and beg," “ing u,,,,,,_ From me fellow citizens are doing-trade nerc- AIS() it JO i0( O 0ll1&fl_.* my nrstiqotqoiok ienor and by nn- whtfe 7°" s¢* i'°“f m°11¢y'S with Laced and Button Boots in timal was starting on my third box I and alsoagood ilt,gooil goods, and fine si,es 3 3% and 4 at half saw I was cured. I have not been troubl» workmanship. All fl,” Cash on]

cd with them since. Now you can use y'

this as you please, because it is genuine. &

Yours, T. A. Sutton. Stone und Cement

Uanu~actor,Mni-ion, ind." The Nobby Tailors, e

Instant relief can bo gotten by using G1-em Ggofgg S¢ree¢_ '. ~»-~»- Q - ~ . .

the marvelous Pyramid Pile Cure. it l

swelling, heals all sores, ulcers and ‘ _ ' _

GALLON APPLE5 I

irrltaiedparts. .

'.;_he‘momc;ityou itart to use it your r 3 BAKED BEANS _ W

su ar ng our a and t~ ic cure of your dread 3 cni 5 ;» c ; dlseaseialnsluht. : :

The Pyramid Pile Cure renders an

operation unnecessary. Dan'z. submit W ' 2 C Q W' 3 _

the cruel, excruciating pain caused by the Sudlciently cooked to be eaten from the can. Can bc served in ii

surgeon's knife. Besides, it is expensive 1-\“mb”l' of WAYS Viz-1 5515551 Ull)'0"f*l!¢| NEWS. ¢¢¢- and humiliating iinil rarely s. permnuoni . . . . .... . . . . . . . ... . . . , 2 “Try Thanh.,

'ri Pmniiiiiniou is ii wccsau ‘ § Q J

or if hs hasn't it, send us tho money and we will send it to you.

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All sorts of white piece goodsf

at Stanley Bros. white sale-white cottons, white lawns, checks, stripes, organrlles. dimiiies. nain

lialurrs warning

Tliat little acne, itching aeusation,or strained feeling you notice in your eyes, is probably warning that

You Nccd Glasses

It is io your interests not to neglect any inch symptoms. Our examination will give you reliable information about the condition of your eyes.

shirt on the market.

\ \ "

After you receive the sample, you can °

li?

~ I ti - `/.:'|-i". ` ia°§f§'..'iiil'."l§i’.`fP°l°m°°' f§i1"§i°y &<~‘<‘ 'v iq-"" |

Men’s Working Shirts

Here you can get the best-fitting and most comfortable

Prices that will astonisli you. Try one of the “Big Shirts,” plenty of room and good.

Sl nl D 0 N D I

P. ll. I.<l:ind's Greatest Clothing House.

‘Civic Election.

In puisuuiice of an Act of thc General Aiiaeinliiy of thin lalancl, made and paiiscil

in the iiriizootr of tha :clan of Ilia present Mazeiizy inir Fai-.vani II., Chapter I7 ant tie “An act to consolidate ami amend the several Ai-is incorporating the City of Charlotiiwowii.

Iain hereby give Public Notice that an

Election ofa Mayor for the sulii City. and of one person to sei-ve as is Common Councilman in the City Councllfor ennll of the Wards Numbers i, li and -l of iuiii City, and of two persons to serve ua Con-"ion Councilman In the said Council for Wml No. 4 of iuilri City. and of flirt-ii pcrwnsweervo as Common isouncilnii-ii in the said Council for Ward Iso. .x, iii_ thu said City; being in all a Mayor and l-.ight Couimon Councllmen representing the

Ci? as follows:

or Ward Number One, One Councillor.

l For Ward Number Two, Ono Couni:i|loi'.

nllfor Ward Number Tlircc, One Coun- c or.

For Waro,Numbcr Four, Two Coun-

‘ cillnra.

Fur Word Number Five, Tlircc Coun-

cillors.

'ro sz nsifn on

i W EDNESD AY

1 The |4ih day of February,

‘ A. D. |906, 1 Ar 'rimsi=.vr:ii.\i. imacics, 'riiai' is 'rn s.\\'; | In Ward l, at or near the ofilcc nf .i & 'i'. I Morris. Water Street, near Qucrii.

in Ward 2, at or ncor the house of

`ltlrs.'l`l\omas Connolly, opposite .\ii-. ii. ilcarirls wareliouae, S ilury Siri~i~i, between Great George andy l’i'ini~c Siii-i-l.

InWarii Ii, at or ncar tho Market iloiisv. In Ward fl, at or near City Iiiill, euriier

l of Kent and Queen Streets. _ _

In Ward 5 hast, at orncar Mrs. iicustis

Shop, on Great George Street.

ln Ward 5 West, at or near Jas. Me-

liIuhon‘s Shop, on Great George Street. _

And ut the said Election the Poll will

1 be opened at Nine o`c|oek in the farciiooii 'and continue open until Firc o‘elcek in 1 the afternoon of the annie day. DESCRIPTION OF WARDS.

No. l aliall comprise all that part of

Llmi-iottctoun wh eh llcs south of Dor- clieaicr Street, and the prircelcf lnnd formerly kiiuwn as the Military lliirrnck Grounils.

No. Li shall comprise all that part of

Charlottetown which lies south of lilrli- mond Strcot, and north of Llcrcliestci' Street.

No.3 shall coinyrise all that part of

Charlottetown w rich lies south oi' Grafton Street and north of liieliinoiid Street.

No, 4 ahnll comprise nil that part of Charlottetown which lies souili of Fitzroy Street, and north of tji~iii’i.o|i Street.

, No. 5 shall comprise all that Ipiirl uf `Cliarlotf/etown which lies uortii of ‘iizruy lStreet. including the Common of the

i said Town.

:Nomination Day, Wednesday, Feb. 7th, A. D. 1906.

Al.theOi1lcc of thc City Clerk, City

Hall, from the hour of Tn-ali-c o‘i-luck noon, until the hour of Four o'c|ock in th 2 afternoon of thc same day.

For Qualification of Eiectoi-it si~o.ii\.ovc

Act iiriiEd\vnrd Vll., Uap. I7. b'i:eilou~i

24 t0.2ll.

\V. \\'. CI.»\l`tKl",

iiliy Clerk.

FREDERICK I". KEi.i.Y,

Mayor of the City of Clmrlotlolown.

, City Clerk H Ofllcc, Cliurlottcioirii, Janu- ,iirv litli, |000.

, 1-zitiw.

7 'isfecnon or

fllnmmhsinners

Of Sewers and Watcr Sllllllli'

' In piirsnancc of un Act of thi- \'li‘in~r:\| l .»\ssc|nl»ly oi this Island, iniiilo and ||ii.~\i-il I in the 50th your of thc reign ui iii-r Iaiu 1 i\la,icst_v Queen Vietoi-in. Cinipii-r .~_ i intitulcil “tJliarlul.l.elown \Vrii.cr ”\Vui'_l.x ; Act, i887." and of thc Act of hint \ :rim-in. Cap. 12. intitulcd "Charlottetown Sewer- i age Act-," and of all Acts in Ami'.nil|nL'iii. 3 thereof and in addition thereto.

l l do hereby give Public Notice that :ui Election for Three Comniissioiiois -1| , Scwcra and \Vi\tcr Supply for the City of , Charlottetown,

Wim. nz mano DN:

1 WEDNESDAY

;The 14th day of February, ; A.o.i9=:f.,

l a'r 'rim .~1l<;\'l<tiM|.i'1./ii'l<:.‘4, '|‘l|.\'i' is 'iii .~.\\‘

in Wai-ii i. at oi ni-:ir the oliliw of -I. A;

T. Morris, \\'uti'i'St\‘ui‘i, |ii\,iii~i)ixr-vii.

In \Varii 2, ni or iii'l\r\l|i- lmuw iii .\ir-.

]'rnon»na o‘oi.».<»i1y_n,.,.n.~.|n»sion. ii-atm. auichousc. Sydney .Str-col, llotwi-i-ii iiiiai l tlcuigu and l’r||ii.'c Strccl. l Iii \\'aiil Ll, ul. or ncai' tlir Mui l.i-i.

i liousc. ~

, In Ward 4, at or ncar Cliy iiiill, i-oi-uri' lol Kcnl. and Queen Streets.

In \\'ii|d ."1 limit, GL ui* livllr fiii w.

; ilucsih' Shop on Grout George Sit--ii-1. _ . in \\'in-fi r. West. at or non- Jn... .uw ‘ Mahon’s Shop, on Great George Sm-i-I. f Anil at the said Election the Poll uill Ia; lopencil at nlnc o'clock in the tori-noon ni.-i lcontlnur. open until flvc o'c|o¢~k in ilio 1 afternoon of thc sninc day.

losscairrron oi= warns:

l N0.lshnl| uniii|»ri.-v iill thai. part nf Cliiirlollciuwii ivlilrli lies suulli of ililr-

i vlicslcr Struct. and Ihr |m|'l,-irl ol land l`i»i~- merly kiicwti ua ilic fiillllnry lliii'|':ii-l: iirouliils.

No tlnhiill coinprl.-rc all that part of

Cliiirlotlciowii which lies south ul liirli- ,inond Street, and nortii of l)orrlii-i.ii-i- Sti-cet.

, No.!lshn|l comprise all tlnii uiirl of Clinrlottetown wli elilios south of tiriii- . ton Street. and north of ttinlmmii-I Slit-i-i.

I No. ii shall comprise all tlmi, pai-i of l Charlottetown wh ch lies south ol Fitz- roy Street, :ind north of (lrnftnu Slivrl. l No..’\ahiill comprise ull that part of itiliariotictoivii which llca uoriii of ’ l"Ii-zroy Street, including the Goimnon of 1 the said Town.

3 Nomination Day, Wednesday, l Fen. nn, I. o. 1901., f r ' r

/tt the Ofllce of thc Clt Clerk (lil

iloli, fromllie hour of welvc o'cioi- noon, until the hour of Four o'clof-k in , the afternoon of the snrne day.

For qualification of Electors soo

' Act 50 Vlotoria, Una; 8, iiiiituii-il ’ Charlottetown Water orlts Act l>§\”l`;"

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