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a THE ELECTORS 0!‘ THE CITY 0F CHARLOTTE-

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w, end deatt-eat

. gggeaaeenent for the Mayorsity has airead

Ipﬂerlnthehﬂ- innshingnyappeal fol-your kin:

ties I an full! Ossviaced that the financial posi-

.141! city is excellent.

' greet-ed‘ Accountant, Mr. Hart, has surely set t Txychwllilist Criticism.” The public look upon oar u g high class investment and they are eagerly

ht after.

u, t years experience at the Council Beard I lreonesgiher it very unwise to attempt under present ‘muss to eatbarh on any ‘Radical Change”, whereby u QIMI t be called upon to suffer a great deal of u-gghlp and

City be the loser in the end.

l; in ti is “U id Taxes”. Now

. i2‘ in evideltpc; so much so that

" 1963 Tax Collections exceeded those of 1932 by practic-

311300, we can therefore look forward with renewed

H “g eo and be assured that this matter will ust itself satisfactorily.

itiacns fit to i t me, it is lny intention to i . u: gith tbeurncomingﬁgouncil in the collection of

. . ent of our public service I can assure the Taxpay- P u“; the present 2 per cent rats will enable us to carry

g l; a satisfactory way-

. “meme; pertaining to the City's welfare, conshteui with our revenue, will receive any approval and support

- A, lg ylll be impossible for use to make a personal can- n- Qwil‘ to the limited time at my disposal, 1 i136 "Ill “malty of soliciting your sulliloli-

‘ﬂtanirirlg you in anticipation of saIQ Yours respccilllllb SAMUEL KENNEDY.

To The Electors of Ward 1

Ladies and Gentlemen:-

lt b intention of running for Councillor a Ward l-ind l respectfully ask your auras“-

. pertant inns h balanced “ligand; bell-love that if the iucolnlng Council _ will get down to hueineu and co-operato-as s body of businem men should-then b! s series sf economies a balanced hall“- Wlili 5° “W!”

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I e- against increased taxation. Ever! elort should be made to collect arrears and cub rent tanes from those dannciallillll‘ it’ ll! "Ill consideration given te those tesiillllfil! I'll‘ eiaiiy enbarsased due te the deprelioll. Wiiﬁll h rapidly passing b7.

The Federal Government favors a policy of public worhs expenditure and the incolulll! Coancilshonld securesslnrﬂllflli-IIW" slbie te create work during the winter lllllilll tor our unemployed aaen. These men want work. they have no desire for direct relief. It would give nth nore initiative and independence and attbesamsthetheCit-YWINVIPMWW‘ isher at nomeseentlay thanatlﬂllli-

Ifeiectedlshallco-operateia everywt! pomible and will support sl! Iﬁﬁlllli l9 Ml’ ter present conditions and at the sane time l support particularly t0 ills "WI"

1.

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g Electors 0f Ward 1

A .2‘; nnlberef eitinsasI have decided gaffer again as your representative as councillor fer lrd0n

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CIVIC ELECTTON CARD hhesuuesstwuerane "lanes-tum

It h myself as s candidate

Three at the dvte election. been yet. tattve at the csancii beard WU .

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Wodnesdayoand 1* Saturdaylssue -' 3 ' 5% v '. a rnonuca - :96 §‘.:L.~;.. .. 9% w- I 3 Pohtoes .. I-Oc - ‘nlraipe .. die -: IIIAIL nears-r _ 25:36 N J .-_ 411954‘ IX . ammo: - -. iii 5-» us» .. 3 L9""r"lt"' .' E l’ IW» '1 112 all: . . . . .. s-lss '7 "NM" - ‘ﬂab! Bile En.“ ~ - a?! O-M- 1° 1- w-trﬂnal. " ' P°'“°“ l’ Wootwol-ia " u “m,” 3 ,0, .. .. as l

PRuuUCE.

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duller cased s fraction in tbs foreign while ﬂeri

today . lag and the French franc improved aederately.

The Dominion dollar dosed at e discount of one pcrcent_ of! from Saturday. Yesterday was a iiday

' MN Today's ms was the lowest in _--_ id damn.

I “...,” 7|.” ltsrlins o sued more than a t uoltrslllln, rot n-nl-ttlsa Ihd "I" t‘ “is "<1 Her-after Ia‘:- h“ _ u...‘ h “bu” '0 m sd within n ran s of one cent. It cu. h.‘ 405.,‘ u "in". g, n, touched s bi h &.0i sad later went

1 as low as .01. The i ts

gykllhlgLef Canada. c osed today l“ _ ‘p n. “mt ﬂtglilla-ml-l‘:

“rang,- "u _gg¢g_ The reach franc, closing at l6!

nneeralie sd s.’ o. "u". was un 116 of a vent-

naevs 1n _ '

“ma, ‘h, "non-rust, no la-rae

4;.“- uonhxu" ‘nun "n" sells‘ noved aﬁrrowtyh downward on

_ 4 _ o ls ext: asses

"'°'°'i°'{,.,,,°'°ﬁ' N” silo the Prong trane and the Unit-

ltates dollar advanced sli htiy. Lher cursncles were steady to ght-

her. iug at Id 08 even with inst

"inland finuslt’ irrsncs franc .

3911K! I

.0250.

on." o; _g1-g_ rlig‘t‘s close, the ptauudlutuved s naleow range o eose a .

",,':,',:",;,::"€:,.,',"'~ lus, on l-ls mt. The franc nl-lseo

“n, u" _~15_ I sea st'lD cents and the United

o .IN. Poland noti .19". .... ...... .... LIVESTOCK Iosilrpesesa tie. who hone .§. -——- taerinad tune III. (Ghanaian Psens United ltstes dollar tl-Il pzat I0 Isb gs on prmfan. the two< lloatrasl kirentoch nlsrsets NIW YORK, fab ll-Iorﬂga er- today totalled ltd. ercipts were eons change sorady. Greet Britain high posed of 21d cattle. H! calves, Dd ho 8.06: low ID: dose Ill’: OI day lsd I sh including s low uttc b 6.0a; Irsnee LII; ts LII: d over la yesterday's nsrhst. 361a .08; Germany I. g Oan- odd ssie w a at - - I hIt-

(hnndlq Passe) e0 sews Issiaageaaessartehsdsesteday selltngae-ltatetlin nonsense-Pesos eev ls-le; 111m l. dollar 1.0a ls-lstmae ed. . u. YOII—POI:IaI.ﬂ; Qa-

Qu good ‘latte: h to 1J0. Grnssers naoagst

‘Caitlin: Press)

WlXNll‘ (ll, Feb ib-Demasd for wheat was lat-king on the Winnipeg 3 stain Isaiah? tridshy sad‘ quastilons

p o nu er s n eose “all sssias wheat meats nests 1- oent lower. t '

- éflss! ended at 013i with duly at cents Lat-h of support Irons Ian pressure of offerings reused the decline though there was svldenoe e!

. . eases bein received as compared Cranberries lb . . 11c D oases st Monday, prices of eggs Ireah lhubsrn I: were inclined lower on the [entree] . dairy and produce market today ai- ~ —-——i—-' “Bulb reports of stormy ‘ - . - mded tol lelssencthe bear-lab sﬂsct of vy arvn s. rsdcd hlprnants in cariota or less of freals eg were o fir" -'.r.:.".:° “i.” rag-r..." . cen sad cents for A pullsts. - u. The butter] market was he g “ii ﬁlmed most at f! t 2‘! (knndlnn Press) pound for (allots or ‘less 0:21 l lhshs ch“ Alglvsln ‘toaslliidl 155:! bores. > rren n ro ee vvnI t" . Dﬁgrlidge ... ... ... ... "n13: srbgsniaag quoted £010: to 11' “:5 e ... .. .. g g u w n. n“ Ira ha . 18 unis-go: of loﬁ n". i. ... K Q f] ca: ill brought s 0s to $1.10 (ha lnd Al A .-- -- qunutlies of New Swarm ‘:3?- P l! . . tains st ll 10 to $1.15. Pom“ “n”; Bow Gin b .. island mountains in D0 pound bags Dolls ltenl and Coal I brough 81.”. These levels were st Nic l slightly lower than yesterday. lcdoi Iroot I s Brew . C y "n, c," 11778786188 I'll i i, l3; ‘l’ ‘g p‘. Canadia- Press) wgﬂg, " slaw robin. m. lii—’i‘he entou-

wens selling. slowly at It'll B vea with s top o! 3 . Cons-on to medium v-sais were n“

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. 1 II I Q . & - do up n»; u. s. some as o? tmﬁogkm sex, res u“: waters-ti a‘

I eJl-Pvnad 1b ls: ates lshrts ult t1 rm hos nniem de e .I seats; U. I. doihr 00.1 llenvies were $5.15 extra hasvles 883 some. lights Q. lows were froln I‘! to 81.15 warding to quality. M’ i tacellaneoue Press) ﬂ_ Wheat nor no i ‘ll.

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(Oanndhn Press)

(Oanndin hens) Itecls

‘Amer (‘yan I Amer lup Pow ..

Nina Eu ... lt Iliad ... .. l1 (Canadian Press) TORONTO. Feb il-llinln shares closed higher en the Toron stock ‘

exchange today, buoyancy s peering mainly in the secondary gol roup, the silver issues and aorns o the

suits and Sinus were fest-

ths sllves meal narhat.

{ave the white metal stochshzlnbetsa- Iupperts. was a

the ap side In and ‘grail:

its cnmsuolaonho for us‘; oil poisonous

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JNNOUNCEMENT

We are pleased to announce that

Tihe am: smvsnr iillIPiiiiY if

" OF CHARLOTTETOWN

Have been appointed Agents for Prince Edward Island for the following R. A. LISTER COMPANY-Diesel and Gasoline Engines and Lighting Plants

RUSTON HORNSBY COMPANY— Diesel Engines

RUSTON LISTER MARINE COMPANY- Marine Diesel Engines

No matter what your requirements may be. Diesel Engines will give you adequate, efi’icient power with low running costs, cheap fuel and easy starting under all conditions. Write BRUCE STEWART 8t COMPANY, without obliga- tion, regarding your problems. l

DIESEL ENGINES

The Ideal Power Unit for Industrial Agricultural & Electrical Purposes.

WM. STAIRS, SON & MORROW, LIMITED

HALiFAX, . . . . . N_ $_

BANK!

; {{ j?‘ Daughter of U. S.

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'-"-'i g1» Minister to Canada ‘"“' “hm” m" "r . Wedded at Ottawa’ .¢5-".;.11.*=;..;;..2.. ' a Royal __, 1Q

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OTTAWA, Feb. 12. -— Scores of prominent people from New York, Washington. Boston and Ottawa witnessed the wedding here Satur-

btns, daughter of the United States Minister to Canada. and Alexander

cabin country home loaned m; young people by W. B. Sewell oi Greenwich, 001m.

Mr. and Mrs. Forbes, whose wed- ding yesterday st Ottawa was one of the most brillilnt social filnctiﬂl of the winter season at the Capital,

11 z s 20o .. nsao -- g [day d Irene Helen (Gunny) Rob- oo . 111: i as

Oochrsne llbrbes, son of Mr. and

arrived here Saturday. lms. r. Murray Forbes of Boston.

lieehs ﬂege BLOi1........ .. id~ gssuhirnois ,, our .. .. 2:" st?- -- 1. ’"" P - -» -- l Biecoe It Pete . ,, g vlslaesrr . 11:2 5"“ __ ‘iii-w- lt Anthony . Bier Pat: N Y CURB """"' e s ~

9. the oersmonywasheitiinthe 0t-

In typinhl Canadian winter weather, ‘MOUNT TBYON SCHOOL

cold but with a sparkling clear sky.

Honor r011 for January:

Grade IX-i. Margaret lentil] 2, Wctmorc Qllillei.

Grade VIII-l, Lewis MacDonald: 2, Louise Warren; 3. Russel Qrslglsg,

Grade VII-d, Veida Delaney.

tswa Basilica. s French-Canadian cathedral dating beck a century. Two scenes will remain treasured pictures of memory. One was the blessing of the ring in the stately Basilica, the second the bride and groom and their attendants grouped 2. Florence Qulgley. around the bride's table in the oom- Grade V-l, Charlotte Quigiey; j mercial sttnche's room of the Amer- Arthur Quigiey. ican lcgation building durlng the Grade III-l. William Arscnsulk reception. Grade li—1. Norman Curtis; Q BEIGNORY CLUB, Que, Fleb. l2. Frank Wood; 3. Muriel Olsrtis. -(C.P.) - lhljoying winter sports, Grade I—l, Carmen ldaobtmnﬂ Mi". and Mrs. Alexander Cochrarle 2. Kathleen Curtis; 8, Ohﬂcr I} Forbes are spending the first part tin and Helen Martin (equal). of their honeymoon here in a log‘ Amelia MacDonald-Jrescber.

l0 TIIE ELEGTORS 0F WARD FIVE

Ladies and Gentlemen:

At the request of a number of citizens i again offer myself as candidate for Ward Five, and, if elected. will do my best for the interests of the City- Being a large ratcpaycr, naturally I don't want the taxes raised-

l remain, Yours faithfully- ROWLAND L- DAY.

11-331.

To the Electors of Ward Five

Ladies and Gentlemen :

I have again decided to enter Civic Politics after bein‘ urged to do so by a number of property holders.

l consider that my eight years experience at the Coun- cil Board will be of some help in working out a few of the City's present diliculties.

I aln now, as in the past, an economist in Civic matters, and will worir to balance the City budget.

I ans not in favour of increasing the present rate of taxation. as l fully believe that with proper collection methods, and doing awny with unnecessary expenditure, the needs of the service will be fully maintained to a high degree of efficiency.

Being one of the City's largest taxpayers. I naturally want to see that extravagance is fully eliminated.

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