FEBVRI ARY 10 1914

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_' H rows ' 'ras cnantoifrnrowu consoles ross or sw- g 4 V mos Er`.s_v_1lN

Board for the past four years, 5 ini-ge numbers l of the electors wisbl me to again oiler as a candidate, 1 will not. be able to see all the elec-' tors personally, before polling ¢isy,|

take this 'opportunit of l

so 1 . Y so icit- lng your support. ,

If 10"! d° m° ti” téloiior of return-:

ing me or ano er rm I shall 9- presses it, sou snsli ao sly uem°s¢,°t,,- “ffglldgfvlifvrt-are lensuiil.

serve you faithfully. . .Respectfully yours,

, J. D. TAYLOR.,

4170-1-27l\Itts7i.

if » _ _..._ '“’ fm grl-l_i_li_ nmlofroas or wsnn 4, -- _rLhiles` and Gdltlelnen: .

Havilll lBl‘V°'1 you at the Council

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bl I. dnervous, becsusethelr

U than thin or insuillcien but

so amlctcd could nlly the wonderful blood mah

Properties of SC01"f"S E|lUI.ll0ll

izwbiglld not deprive themselves

D c sl “- Vi Nmiriahment alone-not drugs or

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Charlottetown, January 26, 1914

“ \ no shment free from wine

ins th of

ll hcl-makes blood-and Scotia Emulsion is the essence of medical

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-ro urs islsstors oi wsra si 1,01, Om ,es ‘l

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realize . _

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Ladies and Gentlemen:-At the re- 11"! EllJl,.?l0:.af|er meals quest of a -‘lense number of electors, I I 'h°“°md"° ‘° ' °°"'°°""f again oiler myself as candidate for nerve: mdk” imma

Councillor at the forthcoming civic mm l'f”°3\5|m“°°-

election, _and take this opportunity ` ' ’ “ " ‘ ol soliciting the _same generous sup. _

GUARDIAN it |li||_|lni|J Mill

*IT PAYS to buy in this provinc-

“riils ilonmuo nllnv more

ian can be obtained at W A Jo

ston's, Montague

*I-IANDSOME SLEIGI-I - A beau

tiful new sleigh has been built bv Francis & Sons of Fortune for thc uee of Rev. Fl. E. Styles on Souris Circuit. It is a credit both to buildor and buyers# r

...'N0'1‘ IMPROVED - The many

friends of Mrs. ugeue Fay. Baltic. who for the past few weeks has been confined to her home through illness. will regret to learn that she is noi

...°REcovEnING - Upon inquiry

at the P.B».I. Hospital it was learn- ed that Mrs. Beni. Ching, who has recently underwent a serious opera- tion, is rapidly recovering, and will soon be able to return to her borne. -x. '

' ...°FREE Lecture. -Rev. Di. Walk- er of Rollo Bay, will deliver a lec- ture, entitled Joan of Arc. in’ St.

'onli onwr por worn ssolr isssr-

lon for advertising in this column.

cash must accompany order. Mini- *_

°“'° °*'"=° "'°"‘>"°'é °°'="- urill lu ml all Plus

°T. GORDON IVES is Guardian B fn] N

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igent in Montague, His office pn - u °' ' ‘ B 18 and rumen,” phone* 20_ 'me "I have been a Pullman condiictoron

- the C. P. R. and Michigan Central for

the lest three ears.

'EASTERN NUT 3175-- TUG P°0Dl° About fouryyears ago, I was laid up

.lf Monticello and vicinity adjoining with intense pain in the groin, a very ‘U9 tiikillk BGVBilf'~\¥<-. of the good sore back, and suffered most severely "oads, _aud are culte busy getting When It1'i¢¢i!0 urilletc- .lome their wood ann rails.- Monti- I t"“¢°d Wim my “WHY P\1Y|l¢i*” :ello's genial blacksmiths Joseph Mc- f°" "'° ’“°”*h9 f°f G"V°l 1° The _lmiaid & guna are kept busy meeb Bladder but _did not receiveany benefit. mg me requirement, of their many About that time, lmet another railroad

To the Electors of the

Cily of Charlollelownr

LADIES AND GEN'l`l.ElllEN:---

At the urgent request of a large number of

influential business men, l have decided to con-I

test the City for the Mayoralty at the forth- coming Civic Election. lf you do me the honor

...-»J,.i.x.».»~s¢&.

Just°,m°,.B__ Mr “mes McKin'mm man who had been similarly affected

__`,’f __ THE EF? _ _fi

port you have' given me in the past,

much improved, - X, _:ook advantage ' of the ood d and who had been cured by GIN PILLS,

roa

ssc week is rss.. rl. ,suis mms; §‘.f§§1s'1“§if‘,$‘§rl’.§'i.’l€l¥§'1.Z‘.l’¢.‘Zi’r?..."¥§£ ‘ re- MV- McKi'~’1°11 W110 001`l78i11lY‘ Diabetes. He is now running on the h‘°W9 9- K°°d_t‘li"£_' WIND D9 GWB it, roadarldisperfectly cured. Hestrongly .purchased this splendid animal last advised me tolry CIN PILLS whlc I spring from parties in Little Pond, did-with the results that the pains left is prides -himself is the last that iris we eviirslyf’ F ANR S I 'E rliare can step a mine in hr - R - D - |1»,¢g__ Mx-_ Thomtr McDo,Ea1;es“n£;_ _ 5oc. shox, 6_for $2.50. Sample free ~eded in getting almost all his fac- 'f7°“ "me N“t‘9“l‘lD"’g°“dCh°”“°“l

,ary supplies hauled last week__ ML Co. of Canada Limited, Toronto. |93 I ohn A McCormack whl

elect me, l will endeavor to do all ill my

power to further the best interests ol our City. As the time is short, it will be impossible 'for me to make a personal canvass. l therefore take this op ortunity ol soliciting your support.

l am, Laclles and Gentlemen, _

Yours most sincerely,

R. H. STERNS

January 22, 1914. 4119.

This brand is known as ‘

"».l`l'/usr Plan tha! Wears" /

\. and is rundc in the heaviest -

T0 llle EleCl0l‘S of ,l " gggfizgggsiz...£'.‘:.':f:s..{2;

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LADIES' N E -._

A'D G NTLEMEN' To Cure a Cold in One Day

Yieldln ' to a` lar e 9 _ nos ol rgprsssstseivsg l§',f;§§‘,, d,,,"§§‘, rsks Laxariva nnomo QUININE ward, 1 have decided to nominate as tablets. Stop the Cough and Headache a Councillor' at the forthcoming ciao. sndwork off the Cold. Druggists refund tion. T shall not make a personal money if itfailsto cure. E. W. Grove’a

canvass, but take this opportiin-it ' _ , nf stating that I shall be pleased ti signature is on each box 25 cents

receive your support, assuring you at " -l ‘

.E22f.“§“3.§§-°‘§.§i“3$..{.Z!.’€.Il'.Ziil?§“§§i T0 THE ELECT ORS ministrntion of the affairs the

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- of

city.

Yours Faithfully,

R. H. 'JENKINS

4159-1-z7M14i_ _

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OF WARD 2:

LADIES AND GEN’I‘LEMEN.- I

herewith present myself as a candi- date in the comin civic election to

-;ii..~l.§.' ri. ‘ii \“::.'l‘.'.'.°.i:...¢ lf... ss.. so--i -if-»»-. -=° ° ee

S represent Ward 2. If you see fit to favor me with your support in my election, I will do everything in my

- power for the best interests of

Y Ward 2 and the City in general.

,,~ Respectfully Yours

fl R. J. LEDWELL M. D. ‘ 4011

- whep, you wish to make - |

, CARD

1, an appointment with the "

_:_ ,__,,,._1,:.:_§i Ladies and Gent1emen:-- ` """" " """ ' ' ` We the undersigned having

,_ ` -Cook Studio 1?

_ ber of the electors of Ward Four

to place ourselves in_nomination

J B I at the forthcoming; civic election

° - ~ take this qplporlunity of express-

lngour wi 1 ness o se eour

PHOTQGRAPHER sity, and is rllfbssr of_osr”2.'blliiy

r to 'promote good civic govem-

127 Grafton St. ment.Y R f H

Telephone 192-J.. , ours

- J. T. McKENZIE

Q 1 1 ' ‘ , ii

-f in me llfciulls

i... ' .‘ I I Having been solicited to eller fol-

_ . ~ , ' .._,..,` re-election to the City Council Board

_ _.,g _,- .il -‘l I beg most respectfully to request

~ _,.5 - your infiuence a-nd support. If you do ,Q , /’ I , _ ._ , me the honor of re-election I shall _ _ f ,, -,L ‘. -_ do my unmost to keep the rate of - ._ ' ` civic taxation at the present reason-

Df., 'rr‘ ' M albla level, having regard to the main-

' ' " -’-='==-=-‘- tenance of the several departments - of the city at the highest standard

COA L of efficiency. I shall co-operate with

cannot be too black or too heavy th” ;"l,°°§,°°p';"°"§'§"t lf; °T’t,f"°f,§°`

.. .. . nangorsoec escr-

providingllt is Coal. Get ina sup- I2; to the citizens- B rrrors gsssrsl ply of t e best NOW you will psrtlslpstios in the benefits oi urs eel m}§>r¢E)5ure gf comfort and vizter ana ;eg;:{;lsae:trl:°;:i):m;>1w¢;ite Wafnlt . fgfa CS 3I'e_WaIl'all- ° Y an ' 1 h ' tedt ti f -. i “ant and I am of opinion thatlthe true as

. 0 Sa q y arrived for Charlottetown to have a

l3l’lC€. _ 3, 1," ' ‘ - ' street car system and if ie-elected I

- ` »- - ‘ will give every encouragement to r

company willing to undertake thi!

| 1 service. As I will not have an opl>°”f

‘ t see ereonall every 610%

tunity o P Y '

P1-°=\= "1" :saw-'°

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penn a rn D. J. RILEY.

CARD

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To the Electors of Ward 5- LADIEB AND GEN'I‘LEMBlN:- Having been nominated by s lBl’¢° and representative meeting of the electors of Ward 5, and having ac- ¢¢p¢¢¢i ing nomination, I herewith

' present myself as a candidate for

Councillor for the above ward. During my term as councillor. 1 have done my beet in the interest of "'° "“.’,”" Fil ‘°'.'l°““i‘si'§°. §Z‘I.°I§2 lnteres 0 e 0 Y-

I _ ':.'.°‘:.:. \;¢°F~‘\'r°s'3v'\n lla i i so l'ool¢ sner mill: sri looa

e thislatheplacs togatlhl makes *i“""°|» I i °°n_

:hedge °‘"l'fsle'd'r“flll»ha’e?egdhinqtvf? fllfie;-|°.u::'ut|?co dat:u:s.;gssi\llO» to

°"' ' °` ° te sivi improvements ss

sl'ii1“..~‘l:.°.§.:r.:rr.r.°l::l:':.fi‘.‘~=2¢ F3- T733 »---7 ~'°~==-i -iss--I -

;W're never ` blur' to xfxlxig of apmzlugft ill: ~:.'?l..l'E~.l'W%'“'.....""*‘-

Ulnllll lltll R C0 °"

PM working iumto

with rc election, I make nihill wor-

"""'E"W 'W _'W' been requested byalarge num-

oommi lor mn 'Newer md

ltll

Potatoes Path

hd , Dressed Desi

riirkayl 'lvl' fowl

of living. Oats (While)

data (black)

Potatoes (biis.) llacksral (eseh)

...°ACCIDEN'l‘ -- Mr. Charles Ste

wart, Bothwell, while at work in Mi' Van-es Mills, met with a very painfu‘ accident. Hb was working around s circular saw. when he slipped his hand coming in contact with the saw, almost cutting one finger oil. - X.

...‘l-IOCKEY AT ST. PETERS.-

played at Bt. Peters Rink on th evening oi the_5th lnst., between th’ Comets of Charlottetown and thi Ploneers of Bt. Peters. The Pioneer: won by_a score of 6 to 3. The garnf was keenly contested and wa' watched with intense interest by th

ectators The vi ng eam aye good snappy game but they founf

it hard to break through the splen- did defence of the home team. U.

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...'WEDDING BELLS. - On the

morning of Feb. 3rd a very pretty weddlng took place at St. Colilrnlbir Church, St. Columbia, Lot 47, wller Miss Annie McDonald, became thc bride of Mr. Neil Cheverle, both of that parish. The nuptual ceremonies took place at t-he alter rail attended bv Miss Jennie Campbell, and Rand- _olphus Cheverie, in the presence of several witnesses, and was performer’ by Rev. Bernard Gillis. After the ceremony they drove to the home oi the bride’s-parents where the wedd- ing breakfast was served. Later in the day they repaired to the bride- groam’s home where a large ,number of friends had gathered to extend congratulations to the happy pair, and -wl'.l1'e the evening was very en- joyably spent in music and dancing The gifts were numerous and valu 'a'lvle, eyldenclng the -high esteem in which the newly married couple arc held. It is the-lr intention to reside in Elmira for the winter.-X.

anis! 'lulclulln

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BRING BACK Irs ’ Gnoss, we-` Tan. CHARM .mn osrr mo or nsnnnurrr. ~

To be posessed by a head of heavy,

beautiful hair; soft, lustrous, liuuy, wavy and free from dandrud is mere ly a matter of using a little Dander-

ine.

It is easy and inexpensive to have

nice, soft hair and lotsof it. Jusi get a 25 cent bottle of Know1ton’s Danderlne now-all drug stores rec- ommend it-apply a little asdirected and within ten minutes there will be nn appearance of abundance; fresh- ness, iluiiiness and an incomparable gloss and lustre, and try as you will you cannot find a trace of dandrui! or falling hair; but your real ` se will be after two weeks’ use, you will see new` hair- a d downy at hrsir-yes-but ally ne ' hair-sprouting out all er your scalp--Danderine is, we believe, the i only sure hair grower; destroyer ' of

dandrui! and cure for itchy scsi? and it never fails to stop falling h r at

once. _

If you want to prove how pretty

and soft your hair really ie, inoisten a cloth with a little Danderine and carefully draw it through the hair- taking one small strand at a time. Your hair will be soft, glossy and bealltiful in just a few moments-ri delightful liirprile awaits cve¥`Y0U¢

who tries this.

_._-_-1-___-.__ '

BUMMERSIDE MARKETS

sstuniay lem.

B F50- s ss s§§ =s=c:=:s.-s::

urpass all previous ones.-° éwing, to the “mn of orders last ...'Mr. George Keele was to St.

-- week' they were ob). ed t m I Peters on business Saturday He

ig o e p oy e. '

lumber of men both in the woods regurfteg 115° Be" River on the

lauling to the lnlll.- Mr. D. S. Mc- rr g ra '_' `)°nam' Selkirk' ‘B expected h°m° “' l...°Mr. Lester Jarvl who has been

- . le out on a

, W Mai°y's Hall, Sou\‘i8, on Tuesday, lunting expedition last week. had the? ‘ - -` I _

.;l'»_=,-}i_-, ` February 10th. This lecture is giver 'good fortune of capturing an immen- ...*lMrs. Joseph Cheverie, wh h

Ifgalectcd, I will serve your interests, §\-.-_-../2 l under the auspices of Branch No. _e 0w1, which is now on exhibition been in Charlottetown on a brains:

and lthilse 'of -the lnigltngral to and utisfacdcn are assured _ 261, of the C.M.B.A._¢ V I 2 the swlisidiw gg p__ McAdams grgphrag lémpéissengerireturriing to

tha es o my a y w us rg- If _h k_ 1 _+ sore, e r . lose w o saw the s . a ay even ng_..

gard to .progress “nd economy' /‘lil 5Pg?’ll‘p“‘l:‘dns;°';1il‘l;s’P?d¢1§:; ~ i§%‘,lili:.dhi:eFi=l2l(:mf¥J'i' Febilhxf I ;lr;it:x|`:i:g_u;l33: "gn ti; evzgzgist 'Mr Thomas Manning Gowan

Yours respectfully. b°°"“g ‘h" "“d° ‘“‘"k Souris Seed gall. gigs igmmgizf -'rlrs enterprising mulsrs olsellriri. B"’°i, "““ ,_‘;t°t,""“°*’ "‘t’,‘,"°,““°’ °P°““' _ _ are now engag ma g e n ' I ing t pa ew mion n th M i

JOHN McNEVIN, _ sary preparation. It is expected ;V:,?Tug;cEg€;;,g\{f;i,;ma:i E311, gf lumber? woods.-° B e B ne To 4151-1-27mttl7li ' ghat the Fair of this vear will he surrounding 'Cbster ,actor1es_ -M .

rryss e _c_o.- Miss Lis Mcpliss, ssl- ,,,,,,,,,, he ,ww ,.e,,,de,___X g r' e’

» Mr. John Mclsaac, Rock Barra,

-'fm fetllmed f1'0lY§ V'9iti1lE friends at who is in his graduating year at of 10056 RiV€l‘-- Mice Annie Cummings St. Dunstan’s College, was a passen- -

lave culminated in a serious accident i th ook place at Monticello a few-nights ...’Dr. A. A, McDonald and Mr.

our of ins most blitlrsome youths oi SDUHB Silver Black For 0°.. were p /ionticeiio wishing go take advanb passengers from Charlottetown Sat- lge of the splendid roads and eager “day °v°"i"g'_' as ,o enjoy themselves. set out on a W

the Electors ofthe City of Charlottetown--- Ladies and Gentlemen

Having been waited upon by a delegation from the

,wt ,he ,im 9, M,,,,,, ,O ,mme me mmng his old homes,” Balm' has voters of this City and presented w_ith a largely signed _re- ormer position with Menachem. len or return to lass o Msn. quis1_tlon asking me to contest the City at the forthcoming ,rg ,B ,,,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,d, at Bea, mv,-,,_ - Municipal e1_ectlon_ for the position of Mayor, and, _after -Miss nm. Msnosslfi, lvlossissllo - mature consideration, I have consented. With an experience

twenty-four years at the Council Board, during which

An interesting game of hockey wa’ lffllchefr Monticello, has 'been visiting ger from the city Saturday lifter. tlmel Served _the people faithfully: andl_ glected to

rims si G00” Riveff- What might noon--' ~ honorable position of Mayor, I will do likewise, and, with

e aid of the Council, endeavor to carry on the business of

lgo. A sleighlng party, consisting of James Ferguson. Promoters of the 0111' In the lIlC€I°eSlIS Of the tHX°p3.yCI°S. AS lt l)€ Illi-

osslble for me to make a personal canvas. I respectfully

k the electors to give me their support.

sp . siti t pl d ` u _

noonlight drive. Their horse was "*°M'°' Robert R°b"ts°"’ B°th' roung and spirited. Ai; an wakward Well, was a passenger by the eastern mme” he becam “ned train recently, returning from Char-

_ e 6 d _ _ .

,used to go forward, Whichagtranl; ;0f~tetc;;v`l: gvheere_sli{e has been spend.

act placed the pleasure-seelfers in an nz a " av ` '

rxtremeiy disagreeable position On _

_;2:.iz2;;“;¥. “°.‘:.‘:.'.f.‘.‘;i.‘l.:° ;'.:;“l.:.:;;1 W “0“\'|¢ WUI*

pointed occupants in such a shalmeful nanner that they were obliged to

ri l oi i r- ~ *’ ‘ reggeggvg ;§:;B8f_l1dM;?;§: tgotggfi The circulation of the blood is one md James Mcmgud 0, Mt Stewart of the most perfect pieces of nie-

spent s. few days visiting friends at E;;?;s':0,i::.i;'§;;;I;lv‘:;seéve?;s;?:t ca; .ld ti '_ ,,336 ?;lsl;)tol,`,e(_:°n,§,l}?' to Bpth are wel the body,the blood collects the waste

s e rmer has but

lately returned from Western Canada, méoguicts “fd lfgszeihthrough the kid'

li y n oi' er a eee poisons may

Zr'I§'Z.l§.§5ril§ "§§..”“Z§ 'ill "°§"'rT “= °“"““°*°“-~ McKinnon has gispogg 6, se"7eral'hu-; Hence you see the tremendous im- ,earin animals Mr R M Ad b portance of keeping the kidneys in

g ' ' ' C afm °` healthful working order so that they

'ng the purchasen- Miss Minme Mc' free the blood ol these impurities be- _<innon has returned home after fore they and lodgment in Soma weak spending a few days with friends- “t spot and set up sericus disease élontlcellm- Mr. Andrew Mchiiren, Achmg back and aching 'head' ‘;’°“§ RW" °P°“*‘ F ‘day Vi.” “"5 lr-oulri‘ss'wicli the digestion, deposits f en B "tk M°'”u°°u""“Mr- Mm Mc' in the urine, constipation and bili- ,'hee'_ Sei irk and R J- M'°Ad“m- ousuess-»such are the symptoms ‘ffrqréchanti gli the same place spent which indicate the need of Dr. Chases - 1 “V VS “S at G00” Rivsh- Kidney-Liver Pills. 'rlis liver is sw- M “B MMV Am' Hanniniv N°~“f"“3°» nkcned to action, the bowels regulat- iaid Monticello a short visit Thurs- ¢d_ and the kidney, made vigorous in _iay-- Miss Elle McCormack has re- their work of purifying the blood. ‘umm 'mm B9" BW" 1/U10 309-0. In the great majority of homes Dr. gusto she was the guest of Mrs John Chang Kidn¢y.]_,iy¢r ping are kept ' M°D°““ld‘ - B.; hand for use in just such cases.

_°" * 'i ey save many doctor bills, and by

,- , EISTERH Pfllsnlllls l keeping the digestive and excretive

__ systems in health do much to pro-

...°Mr. Walter Robertson. Kings- lou! life and bring comfort in old

borough, paid s,_shlort visit to Sour. age, is recently. ---X. _____

DR. DeVAN’S FRENCH PILLS é‘r§°lr“‘

glulntfng Pill for ivomen. $6 a box nr lhreo foal:

U. ,Bo d nt all Drug Stores. or mulled to any

addresson rcceiptof price. Trl: Bcosnl. Llavo Co. f. Catharines, 0lltg_r_|g,_____________ SPHONOL FOR MEN. 5f§."Z.l."fl

..°Mr. John Mclsaac, Bouris, is

visiting fi-lends and relatives at Rock

‘ Barra. -' gr"

°Mr. W. L. Dingwell, funeral direc-

tor, Souris,was busy putting runners

under his funeral car saturday"_. tivo for .¢.r, nt drug stores. or ll/ mai on receipt

l . ofprloc. 'rua .‘.ico.e:l.l. Dnuo Co., Bl. Catharines,

...°Miss Bessie Jarvis, Baltic, is at Ontario-

present visiting friends in Botbwell, the guest of Mrs. Robert Bruce.-X.

...'Mr. Cecil Townshend, Sourls,

was a visitor.to Dundas last'v\-eek.

*° , lllllrl

Bold at Hughes' Drugstore.

...°Mr. Mirrel Stewart, Botbwell.

returned from Charlottetown recent.- ly where he hasvbeen trqnsacting bus inesa. -X. ‘

...°Mr. Marshall Paquet, Sr., Sour-

ls, left last week on a visit to Flos- ton where/ he will spend a couple of

To the Electors of Ward

LADIES & GENTLEMEN

At the request of a number of

the Electors of Ward One I have nominated for reelection to the

oss J To Civic Electors

Iam, Ladies and Gentlemen

Yours

Alexander Home

- 3891-1-16Mi`mwtf.

| ' | 5 ali

To the Eleczois of Ward Three

LADIES & GENTLEMEN ;

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 I have decided, after due consideration, to accede toi 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. I would make it part of my duty to see that the streets in ward 3, especially the side streets,§receiv_e a fair share of the ex panditure 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

;l_¢:°l'i;¢§,_{s150l§5;r`-3,;-|f;g1,§=;-yi;=‘; ‘ilfr-,gf;3e»_gf;,;‘,gi3 elected, to do everything in my power to make it so. _

Any electors who may desire to have further particulars to my views on public matters I shall be glad to confer

as with at my place of business or by appointment otherwise.

I am, yours obedient!

CA RD \ R. B. lilirrlulr

the Electors of Ward One:

LADIES AND GENTLEMENI-

of Ward 5:

Ladies and Gentlemen:

weeks.-°

_#Miss Margaret Manning, Gowan

Brac, is spending a few weeks in Souria, with her cousin, Mrs. J. A. Bl. McDonald.-°

...'Melisrs Henry Stewart. and Wil-

lie McDonald, Bothwell, were among tho passengers by the eastern train to Elmira last night . 011 fetllfll from , Bangor, Maine, where they were employed for the Devi f°W month. -X.

Your _Liver is Clogged up

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lealaes,HHHl,

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City Council at forthcoming civic M the re um ol Severn, me “_ elegthml .and take thls opportunity tions, and ill response to your la§ge‘ ofsolicitinsveursupnoii- If elect- ly sissss rssslslass, .ss -ss 1 wss ed I will give to the Mayor and nominated si s lsrgs messing, ol the Cgungil 3 l aggjstange in mg! pow. electors or this ward. in my absence, er towards advancing. t e in, I now am in your hands 1:; a condi- tefesfs °f .the Cifvi ad‘f°sa*if1§$.§3.r‘r‘§s§°.`32§fl'°§& .'35 r..i¥...${’.f.§ fl¢C@9531'Y lmP1'°‘{@ment5, in al civic election. liltlrougli I dia not departments consistent with our sssg ms nomination, 1 sm .isspiy present rate of taxation. sensible oi the very warm express-

JOHN MCKENNA lous of good-will toward me that I

_ have received from the electors lu all

1n72~2~M5l _ parte uf the ward. As the civic elec-

would therefore be inconsistent for

me to make a personal canvass; the

‘ A R D very meaning of ballot is that the

voter should enjoy the right of free-

- ' ly expresing his opinion at the polls

At the request of a large num- without issr, lsvor, or silsotlss. 'rue

ber gf [heE ¢¢t9f30fWafdTh1-ee choice should be yours to elect whom Ian again in the field’ and now you please, and should I be elected

fake this °1;,P°ff““i*l;e<;,f gglifgfins ..'Z.ill._'”.‘2§‘°..!’.¥‘.° .S32 ‘1§.‘l';‘.°§..°“‘Z.;

your su po on my 21 - 0\1 ins very lest oi my ability. isii is Sl`\0llld 30 me thi? h0U0I` t0 €l,eCl likely to be one of the most import-

me to the Council Board, I shall ost yssrs is css history oi urls csr- endgavgur tg 100k after the in. den Province, and it behooves all of tel-ests of the City and Ward us to be alive to this fact and to lee

Yours respectfully, fi-is economy.

tions are bv ballors, I hold that it ,

Th -n articular as I have that the capital city is governed ab-

liuhgg, du:-gleg ihegast six y’earS ly and wisely, ever keeping in view

nm nu' -“L Da' “Au nn ° all possible progress consistent with

_ At the solicitation of a largely re-

presentative delegation of voters of the Ward, l have consented to their request and offer myself as a candi- date tor Councilman at the forth-

coming civic election.

1 am of the belief, with the great

majority oi the Ward that the Coun- rllman-elect should be a resident of the Ward be represents and thereby

in touch with its requirements.

1 am Inr economy in the various clr lo departmlents, whilst not nqlects ing civic improvements. but am op- oeed to any innovation that will un- necessarily increase the taxes of citi- zens vrithaut first consulting my lup-

oortcrs.

l. am in favor of cheaper water and

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

Ladies and gentlemen electors, I may say the time is too short to call on you all personally, so 1 take this means of soliciting your oupport;. and ‘if you do ine the noiror of electing me to the Council, I will endeavor tu serve the best interests of the Ward ‘and City.

I remain, 'ladies and gentlemm,

Yours truly,

P. A'.8M`l'l'H.

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