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-IT PAYS to blly In lull Provlnco.
-W. K. MeGOUGAN, Globe Fox Ex-
change, is Guardian Agent In Summer- eldo.
-THE MORNING DAILY Giiardlan
can be obtained at LaI!erty'u ' ousor- lnl Pnrlours, Sumniersldo.
--SUDDEN DEATH.--Mr. .\lc.\al|<l-
cr l\lnc.\rlliiir ii higlily rvspcclcd cili- Zcn of .\'o|'tliuui. ptissiiig a\\'n_\' on 'l`h\|rs<lu_\' nioriiine lust. I\lr.,.\luc.»\i"- Iliur had hcl-n in poor health for some inonilis hut his dt-alll wus not expected so .-oon. .\ir. Maic.-‘\riliur was wt-ll known in that part of the couiiiry being u pmspifroiis' fariner.-l'.
-NURSE GRADUATES.-.\'o pub-|
lic tziuiiliiutiiiii huiiiig been ni'raiiuc<l for Miss .\lni'_\' .\`i~liui'iii:iii iinslnni, Spriiigiit-ld. Qiici-n'.< (`ouiii_\‘. linving I-oinplctcd tht- rt-quii-t-il course of in- slriictioiis in the training school for 1-iirses at thc Prince County lio.~3pi» lail and >iieeessi`ully passed the rc- quirerl exziiniiiatioii. has i‘ecei\'etl ht-r iliplouia on behalf of said training school, .\ii:-s llaslnni leaves shoi".ly to take ai post-gradiiaie conrss- in the l`niied States.-X.
-ONE CENT per word each inser-
tion for the advertising in this column. Cash must accompany order. Mini- mum chargo, twenty-live cents.
-HOCKEY BOOTS.-The linlniice
of our Iiuckoy hools nrt' on sulc at rin |n'ii'e.~‘. .\`ow is thu time to Ili yourself out with liools and skates ut rdzissiiiiililt: prices. l~`. \\'. Strong & (fo.
7007-l~Iiliiili
-WANTED.-Young inun with suinu
cxpi-riciicc on liitlie works and drills, stnte wages. llnll Mziiiufacturiug Coiiipany Suiiiiiicrsidt-. .
7064-1-Ziilviili.
-Cr-\.>.lCH SOCIAL. - 'Inc Chris-
iinn I-imll-n\'or Society of Lot 14 Pres- liyierinii church held zi pleasany and eiijoyalile social at the home of` Mr. und .\irs. .~\rcliie Ellis, Port llill. on thc ereniiig of Jail. 25th. The mein- hc-rs of the society with soiiie friends to the nuniber of forty-0\'e spt-ni the eveiiiiig in plnying ,games of all kinds .ind all ilioroughlgx enjoyed ilieinsclves The so<»i;il coniniiilee of the society had clinrgv of arrangcnieiiis.-i‘.
1
l _
Women’s Fas
hionable Eu;
1,4
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Trimmed Suits at Re- markable Price-Savings
There are only three in the lot-one of
each kind left-it your size is here and you will come or order quickly you will have the smartest, newest, nobbiest style that can be found anywhere at a great deal less than they are really worth. These suits are exact cop- ies of New York’s latest models and were good values at their regular prices.
1 Ladies’ Nav_y Blue Serge Suit. coat is
lined throughout with blue silk moire, has 5-inch belt all around, buttoned close to neck with milit- ary collar of black fur, bottom of sleeve also trim- med with fur; has two piece flare skirt with med-
iumd high waigsé lui? wlidth at botégéiiogf skirt 2 1-4 yar s, size . egu ar price _ for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..,
1 Ladies’ Black Gaberdine Cloth Suit,
coat is lined throughout with good quality grey satin, made in new flare effect with belt at back, huttoned close to neck, velvet collar and cuffs trimmed with fur, also bottom of coat trimmed with fur; has plain two piece skirt with slightly raised waist line. width atbottom ol' skirt 2 1-2 yards; size $58. Regular price 2800 for
1 Ladies’ Navy Blue Gaberdine Cloth
Suit. coat lined throughout with grey satin, and huttoned close to neck with military buttons, new flare effect at bottom of skirt, be-lted under arm section; black velvet collar and cuffs trimmed with fur. also bottom of coat; has two piece skirt with medium high waist line, width at bottom of skirt
2 l 4 yards, size 36. Regular price 32.50 for ....................... ................... ._ »
R. T. HOLMAN, Ltd.,
Summerside, P. E. I.
moo-i-;ii.\i~._»u;n_ '
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T`d Fb.8tli
Mammoth Auction Sale
-MAT CANVAS.-lt does not pay
to hook on poor canvas. We have just received a lot of good canvas in the fpiiowing widths:-27, 32, 36. 54 and 7.. inches; also, 100 lbs. good quilt pntclies. i<‘. W. Strong & Co.
` 7097-I-Iiiuili
-PATRIOTIC WORK. - A uioellii-.;
was held in the Town llnll on Tues- day evening for the purpose of devis- ing ways and menus of encouraging many of our wouicii io take a better interest lu regard to Patriotic work. It was decided llial representatives from each church would interview the wunicu and see what would or could bo done along the line of sewing or kiiitting, The ’l‘owi\ llall is open ev- ery day for those who wish to work but the regular day for meeting ls Tuesday afternoon of each week. That is the day the work can ilc de~ livered und accepted.-H.
-S. S. MEETING. - The Sunday
school of Lot 14 i’i'esliyterian church held their annual meeting in the church recently and the reports of the superintendent and oflieers were very satisfactory. The following 0lll~ vers were elected for next year: Su- perinieiideni-;David Dougherty. Asst. Siiperiiiteiitlent-il. T. McKendrick. Secretary-lddgar Dougherty. Trees. -Arthur Doble. 'l‘lie Bible Class of ihc same Sunday School elected the following ofhtrers:-President-J. K. ilanisay. Vice Pres.-Archie Ellis. Seey Treas.-Rosanioiid Doble. Teach- er-l»{et-tor D. Doble. Assistant teach- trs-Messrs. \\‘. J. Montgomery and J. K. Ramsa_\'.~P.
DOWN IN MAINE. -'-The four act
_drama “Down in lllaiiie.'f was present- ed by the Rustieo Amateur Dramatic Club in the Rusiico hall on V\’ednes- day evening, January the 26th. De- spite the poor condition of the roads the hail was filled io the doors. All the nienibc-rs of the cast perfornied their parts ereditably. The following are the names oi’ those who took part:-Misses Cicely Martin, Jose- phin Doiroii, Enima Gallant and An- gie Blanchard. John H. Gallant. Capt. Jeremiah Doucette, Joseph R. Gallant. Albert Gallant. Joseph Martin, Theo- philus Blanc-hnrd and Camille Gal- lant. Songs were sung between the at-is by Capt. Jeremiah Doucette and Albert Gallant and little Allnn Buote gi-we a recitation all were heartily ap- plauded Miss Fannie Gallant was the organist of tlie. evening. The Rustico .-\inaI.eur Dramatic Club have during the past winters given splendid per- forinanccs, and those who had the privilege of hearing "Down in Blaine" witnessed a. first class per- forinaiice presentrd in a .first class niniiner. It is umlerstood that this drniiin will be repented in the near \`uuiri-. .-\ll those who have not had the opportunity of liearing ig should make it a point to aitten<l.~O.
-RED CROSS - For the inonlh of
Novi-|iili1‘r the Kciisiiigtoii llrniicii of line lteil Cross Society has fo|‘\\'ni'd- \'fl to flie 'i`r»~aii»:\ir\-r :it l'liurlol,tct0wn lin- suin of $100. (lf this :iinounl thc sm-i<\.I_\' wislics to :iclfi\o\\'li-flgc wll'i thanks llic sunt nl Sli l`i'oni Kelvin. In-ing this procct,-il.~; of ai social held :=| Mrs. .l. .-\. Stewart, Also the snni of itll l`|'oni (`l<‘rniniii. hiring collected hy .\liss .-\incli;i illill ol' Iliut plucc. For flw iiionlit of lhect-iiiliei‘ also $l0ll linvc been forwuriltd lo the 'l`rc;isni'<:i‘ (lf this ainount $30 was lininlcd in from the tcncliers of Kciisiiiglon lliizli Sl-liool. This ninoun| being pzirt oflirn- ccctls rculizcil at ai school coiicerl. For this the l’uti'iulic Society wishes to It-niler ii vote of iliuiiks to the tcncii- crs. The following were also cont~'i- liiitcllz-25 pairs socks, 6 pairs ivrisl- lt-ts, ii pairs mills. Tho amount collect- ed hy Miss Amelia Mill, Clermont. wa.; as follows:-Mr. and lllrs. John L. Mill lil. Mrs. Tlionias Kelly $1. i\ii's. l`. A. Driscoll $1. John McDonald Sl. nil clinel (`roken $1. John J. Gillis $1, Mrs. Fraiikliii Mill 60c.. Mrs. Claude .\'li'.(,'oiiiiel 500., Miss Mary A. Mc- Donald 50c.. Miss Pansy l\icI_)oiialr`i Mrs. Tlioinus Criniphell 50c. Total $9.10.-li.
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Fishing Boats
lf you want fishing hosts or pleas-
ure boats designed and built
Write.
LESLIE CAMPBELL.
Cape Traverse, P.E.I.
7016-1-:IGM\\‘i'in2moSpd.
e “Saturday Special-Exo
._AT_
The liirg- larin coiituiniiii; soft: 400 ucres, togollier
wit' all tliufyuzk, farm iinplementn, liousc-hold furniture, etc I cousin* ig in pnrt as follow!!-One draft niare. ten yen i old; one draft nre. nine years old: one horse. thi 'een yours old; o omino mare in foal. four years ol one horse, four_, s old ffialair); horse, one year o (frown Gem); _, ther with seven niiich s in `, f, flvc young'c.attle' rom oi_i to tliroe years one brood sow; four full pigs; slxt&2n choice sheep.
.I Stayrlte gasoline engine yew); Tlirosher and cloaiior
l r 'ith belts. new; Qeering_l nd§r, Deering hay mower,
iliac linrrow. spring and npiko liurrows, roller, cultivator. niuuure spremlor, lyyrnkc, luiydjder, fSeparntor Grain).
pulpcr, grniii-crush-»~; sgyxlc milky plow. gang-plow, singu- plow. double and yi. truck wagon, cart nnd cart hotly,
` " buggy. rondcurt. ~o jauiitiiig-slciglis, wood and bob
sleighs. hny-fork steel cable, double force sprayerl pump, scales, woo utter. Blacksmlth's portable forge
°outilt. large water ank, disc drill, quantity boards and
shingles, onrt haruops. working and driving harness, quantity buy., straw, grain, potatoes. cream separator, (now): churn. home comfort rango, lmao burner, coal stoves, large quantity household furniture and other arti- cles too numerous to mention. .
Tornis of sale:-All sums up to $5.00, cash. over that
amount. ton months' credit on approved joint note, 5 per cont. discount allowed for cash. Terms of farm made known at salc.
Pnrtios coming from West by train can get driven
from Wellington Station for n trifle.
This ls one of tho very host famrproperties In Prllice
County. School house at the door, large new house with Telephone. etc. The property is beautifully situated. overlooking Grand River and is also convenient for all kinds of fishing and see manure.
Donotmlsc this the bi est Auction o"i e r.
positive, no reoervef m" "» ' ` il* -Y? , \
AUTHOR DRKINNON
1 /I’. R. lI!ac1.EANi- 1"? '= ff? r
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tra large Washington Naval Oranges 30c per
I
ELLIS RIVER, Lor 16 Be-fe <=°ff--
l{E executors of the estate of t“i.'.‘late john MacLean will "
sell by Public Auction on thenptemises on February 8th, ,
beginning at one o’clock, sharp. ,
Get Qiour Harness Repaired at. HQ I. A N ’ S
Now is the time
to get your harness repaired before the spring rush, and Holman’s is the place to have the work done,
and a
man-
be Wi-
'VN
_pecans-s irons.-A wen ima
vas at the PeoDie_'s Store. F. W. Su-one & C°~ ,
7097-1-tilnill
News Fnoui ENGLANU. - or. G.
H. Myers. No. 92888 Gauadiau Siege Brigade 98th Canadian Siege Butte y, Horsham Siege School, Reiley Cuidp. Sussex, England. C. E. F., in writing under dale of Jan. 8th to his wife and children says he ia not receiving his mail. His health is good and most of tho island ,boys are getting over their colds and are out of danger. He says the weather is getting better and the sun is shining brightly and that they are having a fairly good time. Gr. Myers says that one of their men who wen; out from Quebec. died a few days ago and they buried hlni on Thursday. He was a young man of 26. Corp. Wood. and died from the effects of a had cold. Had a letter from Spurgeon Jenkins. who is now at the front, and so far he has come through safely. The letter ends with many kind wishes for family and friends with an injunction not to worry as he will be safe.
TIGNISH
-VlSlTlNG.-- Miss Clara Kin(-li of
Kildare is a guest of Mrs. T. A. Q‘- (`oniior, Tlgnlsii.-Z.
-TRAPPlNG.-- The young men,
who have been trapping at North
home Friday from the mainland iphere
‘ged from one territory to the other and
I _ - I I _ ,t V A ' ._ I F* _
ed rug is something to be proud ot. _ ’ l ` . ,
To get the best results buy your can- F._M“_ _,_ xc-liidié mmm” Home . = - i k-’~ if Ea..
|"of`;.ila'y_f;..m na-_ in charlotte, 9 my p ey gage d -Mr Sail!!! (.`au|e`roii`of Elaisdale I I ”*""""" ' A V ` ' U' f f "1
w i rignuu- ' ii in' M _'11, wgpgnnown commsnciai. 'rnAvs|.i.E§ sAYs 'ri-wr on. course., mil; iireenitn iii" Pgferihiie reftui-neil Kionzv-Livsn P|Li.s UN ooUl'_r _GLY cungn _I-HM. _
in-. ues nm for ui t i ui _ 'N z no mem-y{r»ai' ioduey advice 'went an shin-brooks nmpit i, _Z_ o Dua ew mon s disegx ,Sin be welcomed by the many where ,I was banefIted..__,e_dbuf_ the ,Ed .
_ 1|-lends or Mr. L. D. _Grlllln tzrpugh- trouble returned a d I tri a Mom,-an
out the lower townships and t 6 ad- hospital. Golf B. little better, bug um
Joining district or me united States new was only tempor4u7.__mu im...
__ ____ . Mri Griffin has travelled this sec- soon bad sgiln., ‘ ,Dw,}",:,"§‘°n,‘,';‘,;l°§}i,l;l,“,,§:‘§:’, ‘_f|b(;,’,',‘,‘;,l,°§'{,°‘; tion for 35 years and what lie says “On the advice of a friend. l insignia sues, of M, and M” Hu h J La k_ will be accepted, asproven by pil who to use Dr. Chssaa Kidney-Lrvepr H ug, in has returiied hom-e `_A E l I k”°w mm best' and I “ow mum that m°“a' ‘-(9ga;0‘
~ ' ~ ' He tells In his tietteié l;aw8|i;eli;r'wlt:s dayl 183328 liao!-glam lizgneiy-bqip me
_ obtained by treo men n er roo e asv - , . we 9
and rlggsrksiivnuclarcgé-of ffliggfgyl .ma Montreal iwsnnns. but .tue aiu cure to nr. citrus: Kidney-Liver run was played in me faertm mul, 0,5; kidney trouble returned again and for they undoubtedly did the work, 1 wednesday me 26"] Wm the Cram again until by the persistent use of am 68 years uid-and _ have spent 35 ents of S, Eleanor* cmgsed sucks Dr. Chase‘s Kidney-Liver Pills cure years as,a tilaveller calling onlne with the Alberton Reguls The teams was e“\'f°§g,` dftftge say? .these pms fig? |§:.mg},u,£v?n'ed’ ihcgfga :arm ‘gd
' . ` “undou t , ewor .' - e e
x§;°,,f,;_,e,fl’f:;f‘f,§‘§dexc,’;;‘nd ?,‘,‘f_o§";1y_ Mr. L. D. Gi-imn, Bnlwer, Compton best sellers and give the best satisfac- out the fn Th R ,_ 5 tg' county. Quebec, writesz- “I can add tion of any medicine on the. market
ga e' 8 eg” S were “° “ one more statement of kidney disease Shall be Slad to answer any question
the best of trim on account of having ~ 1 _Li d t if | plaved a rough game with the 105th cmed by Bri) Lcglvsxf Kelmgyl JE; &,‘,_i',';g;:e_..° my cure PWD ° car” .t°
Reéxnenl te?" at Summersme on me Etiillieriiilmmgreo less wiibyfhe kidneys Dr. Chase‘s Kidney-Liver Pills, om,
pre ous nig t. About ten minutes af-
= V _ tl en the disease became worse and I pll a dose, 25 cents a box. all dealers 6" we ‘gmest Tung? piling! icored wlas sick in bed for one year. took doc- or Edmanson, Bates & Company, Lim- or ie “seen S' ay en Z png' _tor's medicine to no avail, and on his lted, Toronto. ’
,shortly before the bell rang Jim cull , ,,______,,_,__..__.__..__.?_____________.,,_.__,,,_.____,,,,L_-_-_-,._._._-_-_.,.,._.,<C.,-_.,_._.___._L_._.-
Qscored for the home team leaving the ` "" `""` "M ` ' _p ESCOYG 1-°~1 Hi U12 9110 Of 'he hrs* him* .acted as judge of play. The following Regals: Goal. Archie Lewis; Point, lA"°" te" “‘l”“t°5 'est PNY “'35 “gal” is the line up: Crescevits: Goal, E. William Arsenanlt; C. Point A. E. iresumed and "0 further s°°l`l”5 was Carney; Point, Arthur Holland; C. Murphy; Centre, Roland McArthur; id°“° um" te” mlumes b°f°"e the n“` Point, Harry Alien; Centre, Fred Tan- Rover, James Cali; Right Wing, Rug.
CHDB. besides €ll.I0YiI\§ themselves imjish “nie” the “et W” '°““d the s°°°“d ton; Rover, Pheney; Right Wing, Mor- sei Matthews; L. Wing, Hubert R05.
_ ._\..f~. -
,until
mensely are making big catches There has been as many as seven fox peits brought to the market from there lu the past week.-Z.
-FELL THROUGH |CE.-- Mi". Her-
bert Platts while driving across big Tigiiisli Pond, Friday and not notic- ing zi hole in theice, his horse stepped into the opening and if he had not be_en`a quiet beast would most likely have broken its leg. Let this be n. warning to other passers-by, and it is hoped the road will be changed before more accidents of this kind happen.-- Z.
Ofn Sewers and
of ilis Majesty King lfldivard VII
Charlottetown" and of all Acts in thereto.
City ol Cliarlottetoivii
,,» ` WILL
of Patrick Murray, on ‘the East side of Queen Street, being number 40 Queen Street.
Ward 1 East, at or near the dwelling
house of John Quinn, being number 131 King Street.
Ward 2, West, at the dwelling house of
James Rush, on the. South side of Sidney Street being numbers 92,94, Sidney Street.
Ward 2 East. at the Corner of Great
George and Sidney Streets, being O'Shea's Corner.
Ward 3 in the Market House Building. in Ward 4 West, at the City Building. Ward 4 Central, at or near Aubrey
Wh|te’s shop. on the north of Kent Street.
And at the said Election the Pol-l will
noon and continue open until Five
w/mo oNE. ,
East of Great George Street- The
First polling District shall comprise all that portion of Ward Number One, hi the City of Charlottetown, situate East of Great George Street. and the
poll slmll be held at or near the dwell- lug oi’ John Quinn, No. 131 King St.
West of Great George Street.- The
Second Polling District shall comprise ull that portion of Ward Number One, in the City of Charlottetown, sltuate' West of Great George Street, and the poll shall be held at or near Patrick Murray‘.s shop, 40 Queen St. `
. WARD TWO.
East of Great George Stream- The
Third Polling District shall comprise all that portion oi’ Ward Number Two in the City of Charlottetown sltuate East. of Great George Street, and the poll shall be held at 0'8hae’s. comer ot Great George and Sidney Streets.
Wast of Great George Stream- The
Fourth Polling District shall comprise
all that portion of Ward Ngaber Two in the City of Cliarlottet V M1118'-0 West of Great Gcorge_St'. and the poll shall be held at James Rush‘s resid- cnrc, 92-94 Sidney Street.
w/inn 'rl-|nse.,` W
'rite i-*inn rolling' imc snail
comprise Ward Number - - In U10 City of Charlottetown. 'und like poll shall bo hold at tho Marko! House.
=Ailen. The puck seemed to follow '-him very well and shortly afterwards iwhen shot by Call it landed on his head. This did not discourage him `however. for during the few remaining minutes he again secured the puck and making a grand rush the length of the ice landed number three for his team leaving the score 3-1 in favor of the Crescent; when the game end- ed. There were very few penalties lm -posed except: on Pheney who was try- »ing some acrobatlestunts. Earl Grady ,of Summerside satisfactorily refereed ,the game and J. D. White, Alberton
WARD FOUR- .
Election “Commissioners
Water- Supply
ln pursuance of an .\ci of thc Lcgisliiture of Ilie Province_of
Prince lirlwartl Island niziilc and passed in the 3rd year of the reign
., Chapter 17, iniitnlctl "An Act to
consoliilale and ninentl the several Acts Iiicorporating the City ol'
anicnclincnt tlicrcof or in addition
I do hereby give PUBLIC NOTICIE that an lilcction for 'l`Iil{1ii2
(`<fl.\l;\1l.\`SIf)Nl-IRS OF SF.\\"ERS & \V.'\'l`IiR SUPPLY for the
BE HELD
ON -WEDNESDAY!
THE NINTH DAY OF FEBRUARY. A. D. 1916.
AT THE SEVERAL PLACES THAT l§ T0 SAY:
In Ward 1 West, at or near the shop, Ward 4 East, at or near Mrs. Patten
aon's Dwelling House on Kent Street. near the corner of Hillsboro ugh and Kent Streets.
Ward 5 West, at or near Ewen Cam-
eronés Bakery. Lower Spring Park Roa .
Ward 5 West Central, at Mr. Gray
Murphy’s shop. Dominion House, on the west side of Great George Street.
Ward 5 East Central, at or near Silas
WhitIoek's dwelling house, No. 12, 14 School St., near the corner of Euston and School Ste.
Ward 5 East, at or near Patrick
Quinn's House No. 8 Longworth Avenue. .
be open at Nine o'clock ln the forg- o'clock in the afternoon of the same
da y. p _
DESCRIPTION OF POL LING DISTRICTS
The Seventh Polling District. shall
comprise all that portion of Ward Number Four, situate West of Hills- borough Street and east of Great Geo- rge Street, and the poll shall be held at the store oi' Aubrey White's on the north side of Kent St. being No. 167 Kent St. ‘
West of Great George St.- The
Eighth Pollliig District shall comprise all that portion of Ward Number Four, in the said City. Bltuate West of Great George Street. and the poll shall be held Engine House Room of the City
East
Ninth
all that in Charlottetown, Street and of thereof to the Charlottetown
and the poll the dwelling Tanner. No.
The Tenbh
line an held at or near
of Silas J .` Whitlock
noar the eornor of
0
1.10.
the hour noon.
time for the visiting team by Doc my Bon; L_ Wmg_ A,-thu, Mon-15, 9|-g__A_
Civic Election
. In pursuance of an Act of the Legislature of the Province of Prince Edward Island made and passed in the 3rd year ofnthc reign of His Majesty King Edward VII., Chapter I7, intituléd “An Act to
consolidate and amend the several Acts Incorporating the, Cit of
Charlottetown" and of all Acts in thereto.
amendment thereof or in addition
I do hcrcby give PUBLIC NOTICE that an Election oi a
Mayor for the said city, and of one person to scrvc as a Common Councilman in thc City Council for each of thc \Vards Numbers 1- 2 and 3, of the said city, and of two persons to serve as Common Coun- ciliiien in the said Council for Ward Number 4 of thc said City, and of Ilirec persons to scrvc as Common Councilnicii in the said Council for \\'ard No. 5 in the said city; being in all a Mayor and Eight Com- inou Councilmen, representing thc city as follows:
For For For For For
WILL
Ward Number One--One Councillor Ward Number Two--One Councillor Ward Number Thrcc-One Councillor Ward Number Four----Two Councillors Ward Number Five--'l`iirco Councillors'
BE HELD
ON WEDNESDAY !
THE NINTH DAY OF FEBRUARY. A. D. 1916.
AT THE SEVERAL PLACES THAT IS T0 SAY:
of Patrick Murray, on the East side of Queen Street, being number 40
aon's Dwelling House on Kent Street, near the corner of Hliilhoro
QU¢¢n SUNY ugh and Kent Streets.
Ward 1 East, at or near the dwelling ‘
house of John Quinn, being number 131 King Street.
In Ward 1 West. at ov' near the shop Ward 4 East, at or near Mrs. Patter-
,wars 2, wear, at the dwelling house of C
James Rush, on the South side of Sidney Street being numbers 92,94, Sidney Street.
Ward 2 East, at the Corner of Great
George and Sidney Streets. being 0'Shea's Corner. -
Ward 3 in the Market House Building. In Ward 4 West, at the City Building. Ward 4 Central, at or near Aubrey
Wh|te'a shop, on the north of Kent Streets.
Ward 5 Went, at or near Ewen Cam-
eron's Bakery, Lower Spring Park Road. ;
Ward 5 West Central, at Mr. Gray
Murphy’s shop, Dominion House, on the west side of Great George Street.
Ward 5 East Central, at or near Silas
WhltIock’s dwelling house, No. 12. 14 School St.. near the corner of Euston and School Stl.
Ward 5 Earl, at or near Patrick
Quinn'| House No. 8 Lorrpworth Avenue. _
And at the said Election the Poll will be open at Nine o'cioek In the fore- "°°“ "ld °°"f|'W° °P°'\ “Mil Flvg o'clock in the afternoon ol' the lam#
ay. i
DESCRIPTION OF POL ` LING DISTRICTS - >-
WARD ONE.
East of Great George Street- The
First' Polling District shall comprise all that portion of Ward Number One, in the City of Charlottetown, sitnate East of Great George Street, and the poll shall be held at or near the dwell- ing of John Quinn. No. 131 King St.
West of Great George Street- The
Second Polling District shall comprise all that portion of Ward Number One. in the City of Charlottetown, sltuate West of Great George Street, and the pool shall be held at or near Patrick Murrayls shop, 40 Queen St.
WARD TWO.
East of Great George Stream- The
Third Polling District shall comprise all that portion of Ward Number Two in the City of Charlottetown sltuate East of Great George Street, and the poll shall be held at O'Shae's, comer of Great George and Sidney Streets.
West of Great George 8treot.- The
Fourth Polling District shall comprise
all that portion of Wrprd Number Two in the City of Cha ottetowh, situnte West of Great George St. and the poll shall be held at -James Rush’s _resid- enre. 92-94 Sidney Street. -'
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The Seventh Polling District shall
comprise all that portldh of Ward Number Four, sltuate West: of Hilla- borough Street and east of Great Geo rge Street, and the poll shall be held at the store ot Aubrey WbIt`e's on the north side of Kent St. being. No. 167
Went. of Great 'George 8I.-`-f- The
Eighth Polling District s all iiiiinprise all that portion of Whrd Number Four in the said City, sltuate West of_Great George Street, andtlita poll iihill be held at the _Engine House Room of the City Building.
East of Hillsborough Street- The
Ninth Polling Dlstwrt ehali comgilse all that portion of ard N Hlisij” ve in Charlottetown, Gait. of ull! Street and a line in continuation thereof to the division line between Charlottetown Common land Royalty. and the poll shall be held 'plilor near the dwel lug house or Petr cl`¢ Quinn.
Tanner, No. 8 Longworth Avenue. |
The Tenbh Polling District shall
comprise all that portion of Ward Five in Charlottetown, eutfof, 'Grant George Street and the Mal eq e Road and west or Hillsborough ‘SI.l‘3et.` dnl]
of a line in continuation thereof to the time on nee between crime tegdvni
Common and Royalty and t_I1e_‘p_oIl shall be held at'oi° 1;eu`i"the dwe "lg:
‘-house of Silas J. Whl ioek 12-"14 So ` ' I
St., near the corner o! School wil Euston Streets.
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' WARD FIVE.