opened and‘ closed. meat reports prepared. k 181 statements’ prepared.

_ UVB ﬂlld V‘ prepared. _ lll Ind-Investigations:

It. up-to-dste systems. unttng In general.-

_ e 621mm 8 a. m. toil p. n one .437-L after 5 p. m. 2-5-Wedsat1Bwks.

, TENDERS

{Fenders will be received b

aturd-ay February 21 for n binio maker for the New Perth FIICIUI’ c: the coming season. The make

issﬁo-znni Elm-will.

Change

‘ uniler the ﬂrm uumc of .\lc|)ou:iiil_

8:. Son to my sou ;\li‘f\' .\l, Ali-lion aid to whom iill di-lus now illli . - said firm shall bc hil-iiii" “"4 “ assumes all liiuiiilitics o: the iirm of Alcfhuitilil w‘ Son. fore take this tipportiiiiiil‘ ‘it the publii ruuugt: in thi- past anti b ~' -i\ for my sou .-\. M. Nlclioitaltl who will in future coitiliit-i ihi ltll>llli >- a continuation of ilti- Wlllllllt b goodwill and f-'\‘ii*‘1'<1ii~* h-iii" » i‘ that we have rcccivcil m iilt- ])'i.\i ' JOHN MoDONALD

6883-2-9MEm\vf3i. .

Cleiifiiiéei on...

l. and loss statements pre- "

other state-

pn-ation and installation or,

ﬁto supply his own help, Tenders to i by ,1“. ,,,,,1,.,¢-, n _

' .- i2

in BIISIIIBSS ,1

siliii l l'lli r<~ '1l.lIll\ for ibi-tr lf,i‘li"i‘ii‘»i* llii"

.\lurt::-_\ ltiwr

On Good 'I‘ccth depend ~ Health and licallliv’ MENNENS (‘RIC/HI TFTN'I'II~"R'H‘E

, dot-u more [Lon clcar. your i.c_'.a.

i EYWJp-‘l your teeth I i l

ficiutno the gums and IIV-ttlh cavities.

In the InornIntZ-‘lill! uftrr ozcry niz-ll—~ use-

NEHNEHS CREAM DEHTIFRICE

l i .3 i

lther of the undersigned up it;

y l _ i" Scaled toudcrs will ho rccclvcit ‘ ii-d up to Friilul’.

BRIE 111013111? “"3883 BXDBCIEIL F. 1ll'il1II'_\' 27th from ltiliivflllilkfll‘! The 10W9Bi- 01‘ i111)’ 191N191‘ "01 119C" willing H» iako charlie .' ‘i’

essarily accepted. \'.-- ' ' x JAS- A. GDRDON» PFe5-f il--i to .~t:i!i~ \v < pi-r inouiii w ill- L. W. SHAW, Secy. Iivti, .\l:ik- r t» tizti! hi! il‘-\'ll lii-lp ii

any i"'(]tlEl'ltl GEO. E. LANE.

ér- :~‘i~t l't'i-il'_'v'

i \tlt|' " on lllT- i‘. t

Having sold out my illil‘l'l‘l~i'l iii the g-uriil retail businin-w- o-iuiéi . _ , Th" . ,» _ . >4 Nouuiliii-iifd by me at .\1u ' tint-i, i vii-i itii “it ii i i "l

l"l'f ,< of tlioiw» itllil,

. lliYillLf . ho

.1i~.inilb¢rii< are ui‘: in or litiou uni u rurc . li-l stunt-out- to pur- " ' kind.

II, Q11 1111111‘

BENJ. CARTER, Auctiout-vi‘ I »li,'.ii-l-l‘.1TdEmiFXt-il-li.

Farm, Stock, Crop, imp

laments and Furniture at

David White's Faun, York-Point, on

WEDNESDAY.

_/-'~

Instructed by .\ir. \\'ltii-- I wi ful farm and summer hint-l l"'i'il~ best of laud, in a very high - convenient houses. good ban eally situated, being shelter-oil on growth of Spruce and ﬁr Tho 51o" slimmer and only 1% milcs frittn t summer, wharf ~5 tuluuii-s‘ u

- of water in house and 1)‘.llll_ life-time to get ii real farm.

' At i2 Noon Shnrgi

tl

FEBRUARY 18th.

t his lit-auti- of tili-

'11 v11 on ’l‘ l\'.

ill' S.‘ u l> i llt- iitv h;

STOCK

Horses-The wcll-kuiiivii éiitiil .r l ‘in-id ‘ill. in lnucif- llltiii rot-- ord 2.05/4). 1O yvzirs olil. ltcfibi" iVitl -‘~' i- i‘ *i"" ‘l’ Mimi“- Lﬂliliﬁ. and Dtiugula, " ""14. .1 surc -’:'i iii ~l"""i

113mm (219143 g] d by liiuizuiu, tllllll "t not wdllllil. innit tllnd faster than his mark. lltis 1)t‘f'.I lllllt t to 1.1.». _ a (_ 4

(fapitola, standard-broil uirtrc, lw _\'i'ill'~1 ohl. ililllt ‘oi t ilii- res- ceus. Patola and other first out . Now m :o..l to "lhiuYiii-i. _

1 Clydesdale fill)’. risiiu: ;'. _\\.'il'=, llWilivlil i <'i,\‘<i*~i'-=lii- nt-ldmg, rising 5 yeﬂrs_ Sound and u good wot -i-i'; l l'.i'ui hot-to, yours old; I driving horse. "Coinuioilorc," 7- _\i-;ii.~; 1 iirivin! i\i>i':~". '\\\1i"i" burn," 14 years. H _‘ v U _

Cidu|@_.17 head of with; all \'.'t'|ll!I'i'1.!ll|) ii} h.ltll'l.l.' igitiilti-s.

" cx ru

consisting of 6 milk cows in i-utf: choice; 4 heifers in i-zilt‘; t fut bi- year old.

Pigs-——1 sow will furrow iu .\ boar.

Implements—Ncw hay loader. '.'

hay tcildei‘. 2 rakes, ~10 gal. oil to mg wagons, 1 express wastiii- iii‘- nearly new; farm harness of all

Crop~i2 tons No. 1 'i'iui<i!i1‘.»'

' bust rod potatoes, 50 bus. iurnilid

1l*‘l for l

it"

liril: '_' fall i»; i 1iui'i»~‘>i't-i1 iii\‘-%i"i'

1"ilt1t \v.i,r,oz~.<. otoivini: utzichiuir, Iifiyﬂ): i \'_, lnirroivs, Z driv- ug \:i ._'h.' ‘.5 ‘s ciirri. - htirni-ss kin is. forks, ho» ' '. "it'- l.iiv, \ illll ’ h

l1

»l ‘-\‘t|:lll stuuilte, l tirosrz-

or, 10 citailrs, 4 rocking ifllill .\lll‘ill .l»1- ~. Ii wiro lllilliFiniﬂﬁ, 4 toilet sets, 1 extension tiibii". '- 1 iliiil i i'i'i»'"» t5 ~i-""‘~- ‘-' Fiiiifiw-‘V 1 refrigerator. 1 siiliaboaril, I’, liigi- all u-ool i‘.|l'1)i1~. it! fcaihi-r pillowa mm‘, [lunnﬂfy of heflflitlli, ('lillll'll‘i~', ,~l|i'li4. i-ii.. ilii1lllill_\' oi‘ fll$1li'.~ cud cookery utensils.

Tot-ms fur farm at suic. Smelt. f'|'t‘.]i_|1t‘,*‘1t..illl siiius of $10.00 or unilor 5351f; over 5510,00 S) month? i-r- till on t}i[Il"il\'~ti j tin: u_\'v--'. ii per cent off for (dish. Uwiu: t: iht- l 4v tiriiibiii til »~'i"i'i\' iii 1"‘ sold. nu extra Auctionvi-i‘ has llt'l'll in;',i wt tt- :~t'l1 iiii- tiirmtiirt» ‘l'lii.<

starts at same time as stock solo.

Don't forget the date, February 18th. at i2 noon sharp-

. J. A. McDONALD, Auctioneer.

1'91342ll,'1hiE'11|lI],1*E.1T,l '

FARM

F

assist;

1 A farm of 771/; iicrcs with good buildings

miles from CTHIT1OEiPIUWII, (‘ouv tory, saw and grist mills.

v BEOB-I-ZBMDU.

BEARMER

{.' j,‘

eitoiiti-u at Suffolk. ‘J cuivut to school, cbuiclics, butter fac-

J.-_K. ROSS, hiasoulc Ituiliilng, Uburltittotown

Our agents will illlfl‘ lll‘llVf‘l'_V of iv‘ hugs its folimvs:

Cardigan. Mount Stewart, Alnrwll, iii-Jr ltlvir, York on Wcilues- day, February 18; at Huutiu‘ llivcr. ldur-rnlil, Albany. lfcuslugton, ullcmlchﬁ. Northam, (YLt-ilry tiuTliiirsiluy, l-'c.l>i'iiiti'_v 10.

Bring lll your hogs unil rr-ci-ivc h ghcsi inarki-t prlccs.

WM.

uiviis CO, nu. i. up. CRAIG

Island Muuziixrr.

l

i The Woman Who. Loved and Earned

BY JANE PHELPS

A Modsrn Story of Homo and Business

QQOO4Q§OQQ 9%

MARY TELLS GERRY . .. PLAIN TRUTHS

(‘IIAVFEII 49.

Mary, uhilc often using slang. lriil ucvt-r boiuri- bceu profane. -I was so astonished Mien she called. me u "d— foal," that for i1 m0- ment l could not gather my wits to auswcr. 'I'lit-n I said: _

"If l am; you needn't swear, and you might tell me in what ivay I um su h a fool?"

"\\'ll_\' tlit1'-t w: ,0 l0 the! Av- 111v?"

"Iii-cause I didn't wunt to! l \"|1lli1 liavc lzci-n bored to extinc- i..'i:. "

_ "\vil§'illill ull tho rcasnit stuyetl home‘? llouost lujun?"

(‘rive-is my heart! i don't know anyone iu the store, and so of course knew none of their wives‘ or sweethearts. So I told Robert to go without inc. .\'Iy vacation comes ncxt weck. too, and I hated to ask Aliiilzitni» fzn" a whole day off only t‘. wcck iii-fore! go away."

“So you sniff your husband off io soon-i 1i blissful day with anoth- or wiuuiiii. No wonder l said you

you

' I ziizuitil But Just the . I can't si-c why you ulway-s ti‘ l tuighi to do things; I . Wttlil to do, because of Robert ltt- iloiq-"trt want me to go ti) places or do things 'hat bore mo." "it would be beiier if he did. l moan you would bc safer." ‘S fci" "Ms. .\'o uiinnin is safe whose baud ilou'i cure what. Sill‘ tines. - w» liiilc .\li|r_\"'s word for that. If you Eta-i gone, ftobcrt wouldn't bavc asked llarion Ilovcy. Tbon they wouldn't have spent that long ul iliiy together. ’i‘hom days ain't stifc far ii married man, Ger-

ry, hour " to goodness ilii-y ain't!" ‘ cnsc l Didn't I tcll you inc t-o go‘? li ivas only

llvfililri.‘ fn- ilidift want to go alone that llt3'£ISkE!t1 Iiiariiui. it didn't i-osi him anyibIiig you soc; the firm poitl for evt-ryuliing."

“l wouili-i‘, did they‘? I wonder if

I .

of ibc win-s of tlicm clerks wib buvi- later btrczittsi} flit-y was too " h to g0 with their hits ands

British Columbia W omen Spealtsllainly

HER MESSAGE IS TO EVERYONE

Thosi- who have |'()1l1lt1_l'i‘1ll'f tiri- 1114* pooplt- who wuut all suffi-ri-rs to

' know what the-y guincii from tlivli‘

t‘X])t‘l'1t>‘ll('('.

Ali's. ~15. \\':t1t\-f‘s, of Savon-i, ii. t'.. writos, praising Gin Pills for the immoiliiiti- rclicf givcn by thcsc spli-uiliii Pills. .\lr.-:. Wuiivfi ﬁiLY-‘i?

"i advise pcopli- who have no! ifs-oil Gin Pills to try thorn.

l 1ll\\'f' bccit iroubicil for ywviirs

with wi-ak kitinojrs. uuil ouc box

of (iiu Pills cured III". l roc- ommciiil tbi-m as iiu tibsoliiti- and ri-lizihli- i'ill‘f‘ ' lli-flllllcfﬁlllvfli of kiiluoyts or bliiil- tor i: so vi- . at tin‘

('1t'iill.'~'t* tbi- blood. if weak or iii- uctivc, uric acid and other poisons and waste are carried t0 thP 3'01"“ and muscles, causing iufiammatiim. i-hcunizttistu, sciatica, ni-eurilgia. litmbugo, constant hcailaiirhes, diz- ziniss, floating specks before ibc . gravel or stone in the blad- . igcucral dcbiliti’, and lassitutle. li you have any of those symptoms got fliu Pill“ at tmcc. Fri-e sam- ple on request. At druggisls or ilcrilcrs, 50c a box. Money refunded if not ri-lii-ved.

'l‘lii~ Nation-ii Drug 6‘: Vhciuical t‘.o.. of (‘illliltliL Liinlti-il, 'l‘oronto, t7nitcil States Aildrcsr, Na-lﬁru-(‘oo ma. 2o mm st., Buffalo. v. 25::

Many a Canadian Beauty owes her cxqtiisite complexion to the use of

' THE cnnnnorrnrowu GUARDIAN. ‘-

; To All Women i WhomAre lll

THIB WOMAN REMOMMINDS LYDIA E. PINKHAWS VEGE- TABLE COMPOUND-HER

PERSONAL EX-PER- IENCE McLean, Neb-"l want to recom- mend Lydia "E.,Pinkban\'s Vege-

“fllllul lﬂble Com-

HINTS FOR The Motorist

IV ALBERT L. CLOUGH

l

“RECHARGING A WEAK MAGNETO

pound to all

women who suffer from any functional disturbance, as it has done rue

Alhun Soaps Unuted, him, NuntnaL {I

when they asked them'.’—-lt was rcu] rt- in them though to trent their clerks."

“What a funnyglrl you fire!" I replied, n bit impatiently." Talking about heartacbes being paid for by

the Caliiing Company. Do be sen- slble, Bfziry?" "nan I sensible? l thought I

was‘. You see you want ltobcrt to do good work, don't you?"

“Of course I do. Any wifc does; l guess."

“Well lic, no man can't unless they is contented. Anti no man ain't contented living like you and Bob lives." .

"That flat has turned your head." l rcturucd, now really annoyed at Alnry. Ever since she rcuicii it she had‘ preached the joys of home t0 anyone she could get to listen t0 ltcr. All the girls in tho shop ic-isoii hcr about it. - -

"Mary's getting ready to care of a ltusbautl." girls mockcil.

"Not on your lifc, Lucy. guess again! littlc Brightofcs don't take care of no titan-not imless he's sick or something. Not even a hus- band. But there's one thing sure. if l t‘\'f'I' find a iuau who can be fooli-tl into marrying mo, .1 know how to make a lioiue for him.“

"Kids and ull!" l suppose

‘ﬁlicf your life Lucy! what in biunc without a baby’! Now if you girls think you can ITIZlPﬂUZlli‘ uie

take Olli‘ of the

by ixokiug fun, you're mistaken. I nin going to learn to cook, and to kccp house. l may i1e»'i-i' have any i-ltaucc to show off what I've learn- cii; but if I do, just watch out."

l used to llstcn and smile at Mary when she talked this way. She was so t-arucst. s0 honest, Ont-e I re- plﬂlivd sonic of her nonsense to] ltobcrt, and lic said:

“.\liiry's got the right id!’ She'll maki- stiuie man u fine wife."

But I said nothing to Robert of what site bud said about his tak- 111g Marlon to the picnic. no,- did I tell him what she had called ma, ‘flint night he ilrﬂzlirt got lu until after itiuiniglit l was in bed, and he sald ho was too tired to lalk; find ll lovely ‘time, and would tell mo all about it in the morning.-

Tomorrow-Thc Picnic Aftermath

s n" 9 more good Baby s Own Soap than a“ the c" - p I- 5- - doctor's medic- “ ' ine. Since tuk- “[l.r1',‘:rlfarl}ab_;i _ H_ |(_ n, 1 M F d mng- i118 i! 1 hﬂvﬂ u ‘-""- ﬁF-‘tfar TM" netao has but; teessted aynd Liiaported 3'11‘: ‘blaming

a y g r an

very weak. it gives a 809d 511371‘ but will not carry the lights. D0 you recommend putting in u new magneto or merely putting in new magnets?

Answer: If the winding is in good condition, there is no occasion for n. new magneto and in fﬂﬁt W0 should not advise replacing the magnets until recharging the pre- sent magnets has been tried and found of no avail, \Ve believe tha/ you can have these magnets rc- charged, whlle in position. by any capable electrical service mun that has i1 suitable supply of direct cur

have gained in health and strength. My husband and 1 both praise your medicine to all suffering women."- Mrti. JOHN KOPPELMANN, ILNQ. 1, McLean. Nebraska. »

This famous root and herb rem- edy, Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has been restoring wo- men of America to health for more ‘than forty tyeurs and it will well pay any woman who suffers from displaccm-(nts, inflammation, ul- ceration, irregularities, backache, headaches, nervousness or "thc blues" tu give this successful rem- edy a trial. _

For special suggestions iu |'L‘g‘il"l

rent, At Jeast it' is worth trying before going to needless expense. to your ailment write Lydia Pinkhuin, Nlcdiciitei (‘o.. Lynn.

ltlass. Thi- restilt of its long cxpcr- iciucr- is ut your service. 16'».

STARTING SUGGESTIONS

i?

inn“ "@311?

Farm for sale within two tnllcs of iluutor Rlvci- with housc and barn‘ consisting of O0 acres" 70 clean-ii. balance covered with I :ii':l iiuii soft wood.

For particulars apply to

R. J. D. asks: What can l(l0 to JOHN MCDEKN’ make the t-ngiuo of my Ford start ~ inn-lingo," casicr. Ono rr-pairniau tells mi- e’-4s..g.4-;t1p;wg|n1“my

that, ilic magui-ts are weak, but

Ladies and Gentlmen:

for the office and beg to

influence. ~

the citizens.

member of the Council.

the forth coming term.

terment of the city._ Charlottetown has

ottetown, whose sense

FEBRUARY 11,1920. '-

ro um ELECTORS 0i his cnv OF CHARLOTTETOWN

Having been solicited by a large number oi

, the citizens and tax payers of Charlottetown t0 offer as a candidate for the Mayoralty at the forth coming election, I have consented to offer

solicit your support and

An extended report of the past year's work is now before you. You will observe that we have succeeded to make revenues and expenditures meet and have a balance to the good.

' My work at the Council Board is well known to most of the tax payers of the city and I think that I. may fairly assume that the result of my work meets with the approval of the majority of

Many of my friends believe that I am en- titled to the position on account of my length of service to the city, having served for a greater length of time than any member of the Council Board and have erformed the duties of my office in a fair and e cient manner since becoming a

If you do me the honor of election there will be nothing negative with regard to my policy for

I will use every‘ef'fort

to promote all and every good work undertaken by the Councilfor the general welfare and bet-

made much progress in'

civic betterment in the past several years and I believe that I can- claim a fair share of the credit for the progress that has been made. unable to see personally the electors before ' oliing_ day and rely upon the citizens of Char-

I will be

of fair play and justice

is well known, to rally to my support. Yours respectfully,

D. J. RILEY.

tiuotltcr rays flit-y arc all right. l trii-d ii batit-r_v' of four irclls, but they soon giivo out. Could I have the i-yliitdorg enlarged and where?

Business Announcement

Answer: Iiztve your uiaguoto

_ , Ilnvin ink '1 ti . G ' ri-cbargvil if its (‘Olltllllﬂll is iiuos- g On m" m 0mm“

lti-tiiil Business conducted at Mur-

tionziblc. Be sure that your coil vibrators illltl plug points are in correct atljustmcnt and that thin oi] only is used upon the timer. if your ilry-cclls gave good results, while they lasted, installing a stor- age battcigv for Ignition, might be of ailvitutago. The use of u. mnnl- fold printer for supplying the ryliuilc-rs with ether imiixturc or

ray itivi-r illl'(lt‘f‘ tho firm namc of Alt-Donald & Son, I wish therefore to announce that I will conduct the business in the future under the firm name of McDonald d: Son. I wish therefore to thankthe custom- crs and general public for their gen- crotis patronage in the past and beg to solicit fl continuation of the good will, confidence and generous

high lost gasoline. nt starting might be a iielp. Airythiug that. you can do to warm the engine, especially the carburetor, before cranking will make starting easier, Boring out your cyllndcns will have no effect upon ease of starting and 1s only ilra-lrubli in case ‘they hnve worn out c" round -

MUFFLER EXPLOSION AT STARTING

SECTION MAN KILLED AT MONCTON.

Z\l().\'t"I‘().\',Ft,~b. lL-“PCIPP Bour- gooirz, a t‘. N R. seirtioit mun, was killed this morning nour Hall's

Sunny Ilriio. lie was the iloublo [NICK on that section. In getting out of the ivuv of‘ an incoming special he stepped dir- ectly in front of a stiow plow that was touring thc city and was killed instuittly. lie was ‘.28 years of age lilltl is survivcildiy his wife and five small children. —----—-o-0>—-—-

JEWELRY THIEF ARRESTED

., AT AMHERST.

AMHERST‘, IPeb. fir-Roy C. Aioore, of Oxford, was arrested in Amherst. ycstoriluy afternoon charg- ed with the burglary of Barnsteodui jewelry store, Oxford, la:;t week. \\'|ien searclicil‘ by the chief of nolicc 11c hail over three hundred dollars worth of watches, rings, otc., on his persons. In addition to the valuables hi: also curried three piir isilly consumed bottles of lemon extract, a halt’ bottle of alcohol and a small hotilo of Jamaica ginger. Nltiori» has been before tho courts m a previous occasion.

isureiuosiuiii SLAG

Abovc fertilizers now ln stock,

riiu simply at lowest ‘priccs. Now is tho time to buy as prices nrc

suro to ail vance.

DEBLOIS BROS" LTD.

LINOTYPE OPERATOR and a COMPOSITOR

Apply stating experience ard wages wanted to

AMHERST DAILY NEWS

Amherst; N. S. .»

fifi-lh-Z-l l .\l Elli.

R 'l Me fng

A public meeting 0f all parties iutcrcsti-d in 111i‘ pmcuritig of rall- way uscoiutitoiliitiou 11ll".\\'\‘t‘ll the Georgetown and lVllllTily llarbtnn‘ branches on thc south sidil of the lllllsborough River will bi- held iu the llillf Webster's Corner, on Monday 16th February instant, iii 7 o'clock p. m.

All interested are intend.

requcstcil to

.. Sinclair and Nk-liolson. . Members Wiirhuriun and hlurtiu and Ilrodic, M. L. A., liomiaril Wood, Painter and ('hanillci‘ arc invite.) to bi- present. DAVID Ma-cDONALD, (‘ouviinolﬁ Glcnflnnan.

6032-2-1IME1W1f.

FARM oi SALE

in tho most thriving section of Union [toad Ninety four acres rich lnnd in high state of cultivation. Ploughlng done. ready for croplng Farm well watered and never fail- ing well at door, Dwclllmg house lnrgc and com- iuodious, barns in good repair. Per- sons, wishing to purchase class firm should not over look ihls opportunity. Eight mllcs from

(‘hin-lottctmvit. ' J. W. MCLEAN.‘ Lot. 33.

6052-11-‘1l-MEwfmﬁlptl.

(‘re-ck bridge, betwccii Bloncttm and - patrolling‘

high ,

A. T. M. writes: Every time that I start my car it tnakes an awful

noise through the exhaust and 1 have been told that i;t is not timed right. Please tell me how to time the magneto correctly.

Answer: We presume that the noise to which you refer ls caused by explosions of unburned gas in the muffler, which enter ihc Illlll- tier whenever l1 cylinder fails to tire. If the spark t; timed some» what too lute, this might aggravate these muffle,- explosions, but if there were anything seriously wrong with the spark tipilng we should expect it to effect the runn- ing of the engine iu servioo and not merely a‘. starting. With the spark lever in its retarded position, the platinum points of the tnugueto tn the breaker-box on the end of tbs shaft, should be just begluningto scperatc when the piston of the cylinder to be ﬁred is just at ti“; top of its stroke. ilf these are muf- fler cxpIosFons. which you ilcscrihc their fruqucitcy crn be removed by kcciling your -:lpark-pltigs clean, and your ignition system in good orator and by using no richer mix- titre than necessary at starting.

Questions of general interest to motorists will be answered in this column, space permitting, lf tin immediate answer ls desired, on. i-losc self-niidrcsscil, stamped on- volopc. Aililress All)l‘f‘l. L. (liougb, cure of our office. l

—~-—--¢o'>____. Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days

DION-mists refund money if PAZQ OlbifMlutv f‘ falls to cure Itching, lillnd. Bleeding or Protruding Pilcs. 510m irritation; Soothcs and llcals. You can get restful sloop Iisftcr the ﬁrst application. Price

__________ ___ AG HINTS “IANTED.

""17 Sntllfncﬂbr! Cnnmllnn \Vnr 1°11} b)’ Ulanadianii, Intro- t .. 1 diva Sons sittin°bTciiiurr§iitsiii““iﬁ World War.‘ offers rcturncil mtn and others. mcn or women, wnnqsr. "ii '1 portunity m mnkc $50 tn t? xrcck y. Charles Marshall inndi-Qlzﬂ nit l9 llﬂlllll. l\lr. Peel avern on £39 W091"! Miss Robinson mines ti" t" more every week. Join on. Annie's lllnrloe at uni-v: work npurc mm- or u mo. Outfit fr . Wi ' “Ii-- "Plit. ll. Toronto. ea "no"

WANTED

A young lady to work in drug store. Must have office experience.

a

Dﬂlfmlagte in the future.

Apply "A. B. C.” Guardian. OSBE-Z-G-MEII

ALEX M‘. MCDONALD, . Murray River 6884-2-9MEmwf3i. _

NOTICE.

As I um leaving the Islam! about the 15f this month all accounts due tue

tnust bc scttled at 13 Sfflflﬁy S1. or lllillltkl before that date. If not set- tled then, they will have to be left for collection. Any goods to be re- turned can he left at. above address. ' H. J. CAMPBELL, “Tho Ilawley Man." ' 13 Sydney Street S827-2-6ME5lpd. '“i _ We are prepared to buy any quan- tity of live and dressed hogs pay- ing the_ highest market prices. Following is n list of our buyers who will buy at their respective sta- tions every Wednesday until fur- ther notice. tEvei-ctt Wedlock, Hunter River. Pcrlcy Drake, Vernon, Alex D. Martin, Grand View. Harry Jenkins, Hazelbrouk. Bert II. Brown, York. John Whitehead. Kensington. Louis Muttart and T. H. Smith, Albany. William Clark, Summersldc. We take hogs every week day at the Plant in Charlottetown. For information Phone Office 632, Plant 533.

CANADIAN PACKING 60., LTD., Kenslngton Road, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

J. M- ROOP, ‘Manager

nines

If you have horses in poor con dition from the effects of dlstern per or from any other cause. Where the cont is dry and dirty looking and they have no ambition. And they do not improve on the feed‘ tbnt they are getting. i

Try a box of Dr. Churches condi tiou powder which will build them up and put them in a good thrifty state of health where they will keep on lens foed and look better. Sold by all stores or direct on re celpt of one dollar“

QR. W. G. CHURCH Summerside, P. E. I. 6316-1-17-MEtf.

NOTICE Big values-id Soft Coal

Large quantity on hand Different Grades

THE KENSINOTON SASH & DOOR. FACTORY.

l, 1'0 the Electors ofjvWard

wing 2

At the request of a largo num- ber of citizens in Ward 2, I have decided to offer as a candidate for Councillor in the forthcoming elec- tion. I take this opportunity of soliciting your support. If elected" I will endeavor to look after the ln- tercsts of the City in general and of Ward 2 in particular.

Respectfully yours, ' WM. MORAN, 6681-1-81MEtf. "

Iindles and G.eutlctiteii:—- Having been asked by many of

the Electors of Ward Three to

nominate at the coming election I have done so. I have served you for the past six years. My record is before you and if you think well of it I nsk you to support me at the coming Election. 1 will be un- able to make a personal canvass and l take this opportunity of ask- ing you for your support. Yours Faltbfully. R. B. RATTRAY.

‘g To the Electors oi Ward 5

i . Ladies and Geutleruen:—

Two years ago, without solicits. tlon on my part you elected me as one of your representatives to the City Council. During my term I have endeavored to look after the in tercsts of the City to the best of my ability, and I think I may claim a fair share of the credit of in- augurating tho policy of peruiauent streets. if lny work has met with your approval and you see fit to re-elect me for another tcrin 1 will continue to give of my time and what little ability I possess to con- tinue thls work and further the best interests of the City generally. l do not intend to make any cau- vass, but leave the matter entirely for you to decide as to whether you wish’ me to represent you for another term or not.

Yours truly, J. J. McKINNON. Feb 4th till 11th.

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Property for Sale at North Wiltshire

Tito undersigned offers for sale his general store anti dwelling house, the Post Office is in the store. ..

If thl sproperty ls not sold by priivntesale by the 25th February, 1920, it will be sold by public nuc- t.lon an u tiny to the named later. E. CAMPBELL.

Tu 11th.

enol-g-ionnei.

Valuable - Property For Sale

Within the limits of Charlotte- town» 12 acres of choice land to- gather with dwelling house, barns and out buildings for market. gar denlng, or ranching purposes. or choice building lots. 14 minutes walk from the market. For, pur- tlculars Apply toabetij Carter, Auctioneer.

tISZD-Z-MEIY/k.

O878i2-7-ME4ipd.

T0 THE ELECTORS or

Tu the Electors oi Ward 2

Having been requested by a large number of the electors of Ward Two to become a candidate at the coming election, I have decided to acct-ed to their wishes and now place myself before the electors of the Ward. Being unable to see ull personally f. take this opportunity

_ of soliciting your support. If you

honor me with election on Wedge; day next I will any q {OILQUILI will devote my enerQ es to‘ the fur- therance of any progressive move mcnt. (connistunf. with our reven- he) tending to the progress and prosperity of our city and specially to Ward Two. Respectfully,

RICHARD J. LEDWELL

_—““CARD

To the Electors of Ward 6

Ladle and Gentlemen:——Qulte a number of my friends have asked me to again offer as a candidate for Ward 5 at the forthcoming tClvlo Election. 1 have decided to do s0 and most respectfully 901101! your support. Having represented your Ward for four years previou- sly, I think it unnecessary to make any promise except to say that l shall exercise my very best Judg- ment in all matters pertaining to the welfare of,the city. Thanking you in advance, I am,

Yours faithfully, R. HAROLD JENKINS.

6760-2-4-MEtf.

L. B. MILIER’S CARD

To The Electors ofwnrd Five.-

Ludies and Gentlemenr-For three consecutive terms you have done me the honor of electing me us one of your representatives at the Council Board, and now in ob- edience to a general request, iglad- ly com-ply with your wishes to nominate again, and take this means of Soltc-itlng your support on tho 11th inst.

The Ballot Act was framed for the protection of the voter. I have nlwnys respected it by refraining from u personal canvass.

Much as has been done for the Ward ilurlng the last few years, much remains to be done, and to accomplish lt. in part without in- volving thc city I sutbmit:

1. The Gravel Pit ut Surrey, own- ed by the city. MUST be opened up, for it contains in abundance the material required on our streets, and quite within tho "means of the civic finances.

2. The Dominion Housing scheme should be taken up at once with the Provincial Government, for the housing problem is becoming ser- ious in Charlottetown.

3. Having succeeded in getting a lease of a large portion of Bridge Hill from the Military authorities. and had bathing houses erected there in. it can be made into s delightful Park for old and young at little or no expense. The eastern portion of the city is entitled to it. A gentleman has already offered to supply a fountain-now that permission has been received and arrangemenw completed to supply the place with water.

I believe ln improvement, conif- stunt with our means.

Trusting that my work in the pnst warrants a continuance of your confidence. I um,

- . - Obediently ynnrl.

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L. I- MILLER.

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