u-nl dam ..

n» rotm uvrn BILE-

And You'll Jump Out of Bod In the Morning Rnrin’ to G0

The liver should pour out tvvo rounds of liquid bile into yourbovvels dlily. f this bils in not flowing freely. yourfood doesrftdigast. It just decays in the bowels. Gnu bloat-sup your stulnuch. You get. n, .Humfu,l poisons go into the body. and yon feel sour, sunk and tho world looln punk.

A more bowel movemcutdocsftnlwnyl get at the ruuse. You need something thnt vvorln on the liver n! well. lt taken those ood, old Carter's Little Liver Pills to get the“ two no (ls of bile flowing freely and minke ou Iccfifim and up". Harmless and gentle, th mnkr flu: lllll‘ tlnvv freely. They do the vvo of calumi-l lint have no cslnmel or mercury in them. Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pills by some l Stubburnly rcfusc anything else. 25c.

Maritinioiliife Annual Meeting

The Annual Meeting o1 the 6linrclioiccrs of The hkrtifne Life . _¢ C iuiiy Wits he.d at the IlLllli‘ u. c, Inge Bdg. Bur- iangtcn $21051, l1...liax, N. S., in tlic nio.‘iiiiig c1 Thursday, January

' Dru-tors‘ Report then =lic d an increase in

i» mi and inso in the lii Farce, wliich at . . ‘ i931 totaled $1.1,- . 71‘ ric~t lziconic ZilSJ SHOT.‘- '1‘! iiie r,.te rcaiized

.. rc ofthclqiger as- ‘ . itcscrvcs hcld und- “Vs Insuiance and

" .15 increased by 27.00 and As=ets ». to a total of

- i- Jm-su ..

J-as... .........,-.-

‘ "rccnt on the ‘ i: oi the Com-

‘ccl for 1937.

1,; xvcrc elected Di-

‘—Hon. E.

Moizcton, N. B

Black, Sackvllle,

ZZRDZ

. Mclsszic, M.L.A., ‘. -. Di‘. J. G. Mac- . S. R. B. Coi- S. W. H. Miilrr, i’ B. Red Hugh John, N. B. R. H. ‘4, N. S. W. F. :-, N." Glasgow’, N. S. Dr. G. ll. :\IliI'lllI_\'. Haiifax. N. S. and I. ll. Winfield, Halifax, N. S.

At n I\l"C'.lllg of the Board o1 llrtcrcrs held later. DrxJ. G. hfiicllntignll, Halifax. N. S. was riccuwi President. of the Company, Hm. A. Reilly. Moncton, N, B. n" circird Chalnnan of the oi Dzrectors, Mr. H. R. . Halifax, N. S. was elected and Chairman of - ill c Committee. and Mr. BCYZHPTI lmckwcod. F.FA.. A.1.A.. A.A.S. Srcrctary-Treasurer and ACIilfiT)’. At this meeting a. new nppoiiitriirnt was made when

S. R. Hcllig. M.A.B. Com.,1=‘.F.A. was, fiiYlOlllffld Assistant Actuary of the Company.

IIITSIIROOM TOWN GROWING ‘FAST

GERALDTON, OnL, Feb, 1 - (Clw-qicctncular growth of this ' town, 1'75 miles northeast Arthur on the Canadian . .1 Railways, during the past has Ll'<‘ill5I0i'l'llC(l,-li. from an re pioneer community .11". \u:'l-r,\r‘».gaiiize(l . cuitre of a dcvdoping min-

N.

"Jff;gQiU>

oglntlion and building values mrrc tiinn doubled during 1931m- ' the concrete progress mode

rcn . Ncarbv commun-

‘ . pcai.

Mine mill was the highlight of the your in this territory, which sow substantial progress made on

m. I'IZ\l".l Rock, MacLeod-

huil; l.lll'lll_{ the year, as were some 20 iicu‘ commercial buildings. 'I‘hene

' lull in business. ..ecl to vanish with spring. Duhllg the year the town Was Yl‘<llli(‘(l it charter already has Yilfliffl fl. new four-rcomed sclmcl and started to enlarge the wntciwrorks iystcm.

l‘.

wit‘.

lnw).

And must lac»-

Multiple Voting

qualified.

but

l l v l i a l

one. I}?

nis per share .

(c) British Subjects. ' (d) ILat in arrears on January lfiih. lilflii for Civic “HIGH. 'I‘:i.\:es or Assessments.

‘Optimism At’

Credit Union Annual Meetings

Optimistic attitudes prevailed at credit union annual meetings hefd during the past week in various parts of the province. Reports showed an encouraging gain in membership and a slow, but steady increase in share holdi . Re- solutions were passed favoring the formation oi’ o. Credit Union Lea- gue in Prince Edward Island.

The Fort Augustus Credit Un- ion, Ltd. held its annual meeting on Monday Janusry 24. John A Mac-Donald presiding. Assets of $252.80 were reported by the tree.- surer. Total loans of $209 were made since July, Addresses featur- ed the meeting: The Technique of a Study Club, by John A. MM- Donald. The Possibility of Cen- trulined Cooperation, by D. A. MacDonald, Cooperation. by P9591‘ Trainor. A anel discussion folow- ed with Join A. MacDonald dis- cussing "What Ls a Credit Union," Mary Sluvin, “Thrift and Sav- ings." Erncst Hughes "Loans and

Interest" end Peter Hollqlld. “DW, fies of Officers." 1n recognition of thc | scrvice rcndcrcd by the trensurcig]

firs. Carroll Kelly, an Aladdin lamp was presented b)’ 5959B" oi‘ the criti-

Mrliazluin, on brhJf

it union niernbe ‘Pl! sinlllsl?" road the rs clotted‘ Jcseuh l‘ nciicrn, dir Junie". hlcKciiiin. c t coinmittirwan.l Rev. D l’. Crukcii, supervisory committee

The Vernon Credit Union Lid,

a‘s'o held its annual meeting iii-in- day night. Dlngwcll McLeod, rice- presidcnt vrus in the clmlr. An amendment of the by-lnvfzs passcd, extending the membership of the czcdit union to inctide all re i- dents of China Point, Chcrry Vul- lcy and Eztmscliffe school dis- tricts. A sub-trcnstircr ivill be ap- pointed to make collections in! these districts. _

Officers elected to serve during the coming year: R. L Murmy, treasurer, Fred Irving, director, E C. White, credit committee, A, E. Sullivan, Supervisory committee.

Tuiezday at Rollo Bay the_fol- lowing officers were elected to manage the Rollo Buy Credit. Un- ion Ltd. Directors —A. A. McIn- nis, President, A. F. Peters, vice- president, T. J. Kickham, trea- surer, Joscph McCormnck, Daniel McRac, Hairy Malard, Ethelbert. Perry, Joseph Deagic and Funnels O'Keefe Credit committee —Hugh McKillrwrl. Fabian Hewlett, Frank Beagle. Owen McCnbc. Edwin Peters; Supervisory ccznmittcc — Henry Mallard, John Cliaisson and Peter Conway,

The Lot 47 Credit Union Ltd, met at St Columba Hall on Wcd- nesday afternoon. The rciiert of the treauirer. U. B Scznnan, showed a mcmbcrshlp of 02 and assets of $346. Pr idcnt J N. Campbell was rctnctrd W. S. Maclntyre will ncnlu scrvc on the supervisory ccmmificc- and John Harris and John A. F. MncDom nld were ccctnd to fill vacancies

. iiie and Johnstonvilie. ‘(Mmiilcllon of the Banldlcld I

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PUBLIC NOTICE MCivic Election

I-

Vnicrs lists have been prepared for the Civic Election n l‘,/- hold nn Wednesday, February 9th, 19318. and will be . 0<iccl for the inspection of all electors at the Ciiy Court n n, (‘iiy Building, up to and including February 4th,

., from 1i a. m. i0 5.30 p. m. daily. Yclcrs are advised i0 ascertain that their names are ‘ l'!l}2‘_l‘l_) listed in all Wards in which they nrc qualified to

Voting qualifications (General) All males and females must bc:-— (:1) 2i years 0f age and upward. (h) Resident of City for One Year (except (l) be-

(l) Owner 0f freehold 0f lands 0r premises for 3 months previous in the Election to the vztluc of One Hundred Dollars.

(2) (Ilalcs) Tenant or occupant for 3 months at annual rental valuc 0f Fourteen Dollars.

(3) (Males) Have paid Poll Tax of Five Dollars

for 1937 on or before January 15th, 1938. (I) Male or female, non-resident but nihcr- wise qualified as above. if doing business and occupying business premises in the City. If qualifications is freehold io vote only Ward or Wards where freehold [k5, other- wise only in Ward of business occupancy.

Persons voting on sections (1) and (2) as above may vote in each Ward in which they arc so

Persons voting on section (2) may vole nnly in the Ward of which they are resident. . Property or rental qualification sufficient in tim having removed from one Ward to another Within I months next preceding date of Election, entitles vote in former Ward

ly. Dated at (lilrlsrloflstovvn this 29th day of January A. D. (Signed)

ELECTORAL OFFICER FOR THE CITY OF CHARLOTTETOWN

on the board of directors. A . lCnmpbsll niiri P, R. Benton are ‘on the credit committee. At the icancluslon of the busiiieas meet-l ling different n pacts m" the cred-l

it union were di\cu"<‘cd and it- was ,decidcd to rcsumri s. rlv club work

|1n the different distr ,\.‘>

‘Phursdnv cvcziiiirz at. St. PGIPYS‘ 38y ilic Si, Pctcrls Credit Union Ltd. with Jcrcmc Gillis, president,‘ . plastic m: ‘Lg. Al ‘i '1‘ nsurcr, rciiolvtlclcl neg-l

>6. t. nl lOnIis of 5176.651 and a membership of 49 prrsoiis.‘ The 0Ill!“l'S fcr the incoming VCRl‘ nre:_ Directors —Jc. m.“ ‘illis. ‘president, Bonnet vicc. DNSICIEDL Alex 011m l<y' m“. surer, Reginald Mn~Da'inld, cleric. Mrs H. D. MacLcrmi, J. J a Divan, Hilary Mcinnis, D, J_ M1111 lin. George Maclnuis; Credit com-l mitiec—Co‘in acDonnld. Martini ,MacInnis James Gills; Stifiervisory ‘icommitee -Jo=cph Lewis‘. Joseph

Ofianley. .1. A. MncDonuld. According to the report- Df thc treasurer. w. B Fitzpatrick. the

in

W. A. SMITH.

‘Tm: CHARLOTFETOWN GUAxD_r51_v_

‘hncsdic Credit Union Ltd. did a u, 1 qf total business of over $800 since baflffnd i: tress, he

March 1937. Assets at the close of the year amount to $280.89. The

following new officers were elected and his for the coming year: Directors -< Ry" Bruce McAulsy, Ellis Lacey. Dresi- quemjy

dent; Credit Committee —Chsrles R. Carrigan, John R. Lund, Su-

pervisory committee-Vincent. Mc- The d“;

Gillvary- Lt Coisse Popuiaire de St. Jacques. Ltee. at Egmont Bay, Anglican

which began business last Novem- ber. had assets of $106.50, on Dec- ember 31. The treasurer, Pnciiiquc Gallant, re rtcc‘ a substantial gain in boh assets and members since the closing of the books. Al. the annucd meeting held on Fri- day the following officers were elected; President, A. P. Arsen- ault, vice-president. C. M. Arsen- ault, treasurer, Paciiiquc Gallant. Directors, Aubin G.Arsenault, Jos- eph P; Arsenault, Arcade Bar- rlault, Sylvcrc A- Arsenault, Fred S. Galkuit, Jerome Lsclair; Credit Committee — Edmond Bernard, William Maddix. Arcade S. Arsen- ault, Clovis Gaudet, Fidele P.

tributed much community. In

Frances, Mrs .

Arsenaut; Supervisory committee -Aibert Gallant. Peter Gallant, Gar] Hon. Martin Gallant. ’ __ __ _ _ . sisters and one brother o In Memorlam M“ °°“‘°“ M mcrside. MR. GEORGE GREEN.

The death cccrrrirl on Jan. morning at 9.30 o'clock, from his

71h nt iris home in Cezizril Bcdcque. lnie residence to St. Peter's Church wp “boll-cvcr" and “pa, {mm of Cicorge Green zit the age of ‘ Seven Mile Bay. where the funeral the radian,“ The ‘mp0, 18 N!“ eighty _v.~.ir.<. Aizhcugh from hs' ‘Mus: was celebrated by Rev. W. dgnsed b; n Ema“ co,,,,,,-es,ed a“. fli ill no liill]? was hell Pr F: Minnrhan. Rev. George MRC- valve N“, of the radlnm. fluid

recovc yet the end came un- ‘ Cube was in the Sunctunry. After i; 19st =3 cv,-,.)_,,.afi.y, by tms

. .3‘ xiii-d his fzimly mourn r/lnss ‘.124: fungral prsceedcd to, »y,9¢hod_

"in!

er. During his ill- reoelved i-ho tenderest cure from his daughter Edna R.N. niece, Pauline sununerside and was fre-

vlslted by Rev. W. E Monaghcn, who administered last rites of the Catholic church. was born in Sum- merside on the John Green form, in the hou.e which is now the Rectory. After there for twenty-eight; years, he moved to Central Bedeque, to settle l on the farm where he lived until i the time of his death. He was an excellent type of ClllMD_lIld con- to the life of the

Mary Alice Murphy and last Oc- tobcr they ceiebrwted their Golden Wedding with the tc_n members of their family all present.

Besides his ‘sorrowing wife ten children survive Charles Connolly, Rawlins, wyo.,

Elmemld: Edna R..N. of Charlotte- town; Florina and Hamel at home; Arthur Albany. Clayton, mnerald, Charlottetown: H Bedeque and John at home.

Mrs. A. C. R0 ers. Sumrnerside; Minn- and Mr. John Green. Sum-

The funeral which was largely attended, took pace

and lo hus- I iummerdde when tnwment tool

place in st. Paul's Cummlio Cem- etery. The pail-eater: wen his jive sons and one son-in-law. Charles Connolly. The service at the grave was conducted by Rev. Father MacDonald.

Nconsn,

its.

TELLS CHEAP WAY TO “COLD- PIOOF WESTERN MOTORS

WIINNIP%. FBI). 1--(C!?) —- Prof. J. W. Dorsey, m lnecrlng faculty, University of Mani a, has suggested s. simple method of “cold-

llVlllfl

frost-untied engines on the cold- est mornings.

Addition of four inexpensive p of equipment will banish orever engine starting failure, he

1887 he married

id. {First the imary ignition system is altered y insertion of a two-

Viz Era» Mrs- volt booster battery, placed on an alternative circuit to the one on which the nasistance ooil is located. Vlmen the car is started while cold, a. button on the dash is preaed which cuts but the resistance coil and brings twice as great snd twice as effective. Second. the intake and exhause manifolds are wrapped with asbes- tos. providing for better carbure- tion by rOtecting the carburetor from cod blasts which filter through the radiator honeycomb. ‘Third, a simple condenser tank is attached to the rsdmtsr, taking

Joseph Hughw.

arry Two survive.

ennedy. Wilmsn,

on Sunday

proofing" cars which he guarantees ~ will brin ‘a quick response from ‘

pupil... Grade VI Class.

{i1 _ cnnrsrms vvons rmvn tissues

l i NORTH BATILEEORD, Bush, l . Feb. 1—(CP)—"I gave s com- ets stranger a sod: on. the non t 30 years I80" commented s business mm resident of North Battieford as, with I- group d friends. he recalled early days in this city, 100 miles northwest o! Saskatoon. l “A week before my first Christ- - mas in Canada, I needed money, ‘ s: I cut, hauled and colds. hundred spruce trees from a. grove nesr tr-wn, spending every cent I made on my wife and children. “Coming home after myhlast trip. i met a man who owned e trees." 1's had a policeman with him. They fg-ured I owed about $100, for the trees," he icculltedjr‘ u“ “But wiio go e punch on nose?" dcmcndcd a member of the poup. "A gu, standing nearby who, right then wished me a happy New gist-it I" did not like the way he

VILLAGE GREEN- SCHOOL

The- Seml-Annual Examination of Village Green School took place on the afternoon of Jan. 2B with n. fair crowd in attendance. The

‘Why dc Hm? He‘: Ito woddnnontla eollq‘) ‘Lfiybe-bet lbfllbving plenty of 5w.“ Cup“-

SWEET CAPORAL CIGARETTES ‘Tie fora! Inn in which tobacco an be nnofied."

EBRUARY 1. m; .

. .~ wru- Va:

pupils were examined in the vari-

ous subjects by their teacher,

Dialogue —The Trail of Jimmy

—.:=

MLs M oN ill and showed by their "d, — __ reeldv fruweers they h“ been ‘lfiifimmuw grind" b four Dlétgfilldullallcrlt -%mrisv‘vl$§llt1§xl§' CBYBYHUY 1411181“? 111114118 the YBIY- pupils. Grade If". Clw- rode II Most Stars for Aritlimeti e 2' “Elie tfOYOY-ins Pwflem was m- Class: urine 1 Class. ' Grade 1v —Edna. weatiilakbie e ou : ch ._ - , r _ ' - c6130“; awelcome by Pupil-r — by 3331i. Wm M" m m“ 35553 ii[-§i5l'g$'§§tigl5§l?' "l 9 955 t I1 lose f th . ' AH Aflrdsfl Helllh I by 51X The follolwirig prizes weere pmtldl- Lhclillletreczllgdnl: cglrlifrliyvzlill: 7116?:

srsitiiuiini ‘r e-

CIVIC ELECTION

In pursuance of An Act of the Leg islature of the Province of Prince Eqward Island, made and passed in the Twcnty- first year of the reign of His Majesty King George V., Chapter 31, entitled “An Act, to consolidate and amend the several Acts incorporating the City of Charlottct own,” and a" Acts in amendment thereof

0i‘ in addition thereto.

I do hereby give PUBLIC NOTICE that an election of a Mayor from the said City and one person to serve as a Council] or in the City Council for each of the Wards, Numbers 1, 2 and 3 of the said City, and of two persons to serve as Coun- cillors in said Council for Ward Number Four of the said City, and of Three per- sons to serve as Councillors in said Coun cil for Ward Number Five in the said City; being in all a lliayofand Eight Councillors representing the City as follows:

FOR WARD NUMBER 0NE~0NE COUNCILLOR FOR WARD NUMBER TWO-ONE COUNCILLOR FOR WARD NUMBER TuBEE-DNE COUNCILLOR FOR WARD NUMBER FOUR-TWO COUNCILLORS FOR WARD NUMBER FIVE—THREE COUNCILLORS

WILL BE HELD ON

WEDNESDAY

THE NINTH DAY or FEBRUARY, A. D., 193s AT THE SEVERAL POLLING PLACES, THAT 1s T0 SAY:

Ward 1 West, at or near Augustus Quinn's, being No. 54 Queen Street. ‘

Ward 1 East, at or near the dwelling house of Joseph Bolger, being ND. 150 Dor- chesicr Street.

Ward 2 West at or near the shop of Ben- jamin Benjamin, being N0. 91 Queen Street.

Ward 2 East. at William Bziteman's resi- dcncc, No. 178 Sydney Street.

Ward 3, in the Market House Building.

Ward 4 West, zit the City Building.

Ward 4 Central, at or near Herbert King's shop, being N0. 182 0n the South side of Kent Street.

And at the said Election the Poll will be continue open until Five o'clock in the

DESCRIPTION OF POLLING DISTRIC TS

WARD ONE

EAST OF GREAT GEORGE STREET —'l‘he First Polling Division shall comprise all that portion of Ward Number 011e,, in the City of Charlottetown, situate East of Great George Street, and the Poll shall he held at or ncar the dwelling of Joseph Bolgcr. being number 150 Dorchcster Street.

WEST OF GREAT GEORGE STREET-The Second Polling Division shall comprise all that por- tion of Ward Number One, in the City ul Charlotte- town, situate West oi‘ Grcnt George Street, and the Poll shall be hclri at or near Augustus Quinn's being 54 Quccn‘ Strcct.

WARD TWO

EAST OF GREAT GEORGE STREET —-Th|: Third Pulling Division slinll comprise all that por- tion of Ward Number Two, in the City oi Charlotte- town, situate East of Great George Street. and the Pull shall be hclrl at William Baiemun‘: Residence, 1'78 Sydney Street. '

WEST OF GREAT GEORGE STREET —’l‘he Fourth Polling Division shnll comprise all that por- tion of “lard Number Two. ln the Cltv of Charlotte- town, situate West oi‘ (Trent Gcnrgc Rtrcet, and the Poll shall llt‘ held at Benjamin Benjamin's shop, 91 Quccn Street .

WARD THREE

The Fifth Polling Division shall comprllo Ward Number Three. in the City of Charlottetown, and the Poll shall he hcld at or ncar the Market House.

WARD FOUR. EAST

EAST OF HILLBBOROUGII STREET -Thc Sixth Polling Division shall comprise all that por- tion of Ward Number Four, in the City of Charlotte- town, sltnnte East ol llillsborough Street. and the Poll shall be held nt or near the shop of Seymour Mclnnls, No. 1'77 Wcymonth Street.

WARD FOUR CENTRAL The Seventh Polling Division shall comprise nil

that portion of Ward Number Four, situate West of Illllsbnrongh Street snd East of Great Georgi Street.

and the Poll shnll be held nt or nesr the shop oi corner of Queen end Euston Streets. NOMINATION DAY, WEDNESDAY, FE BRUARY 2ND, A. D., 1938

AT THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLER , CITY HALL, FROM THE HOUR OF TWELVE 0’CLOCK NOON UNTIL T HE H UR OF FOUR O'CLOCK, IN THE

AFTERNOON OF SAME DAY.-

<11”

FOR QUALIFICATIONS or ELEC TORS SEE ACT 21 GEORGE v., CAP. s1 - x AND AMENDMENTS THEREOF.

City Clerk's Office, Charlottetown, Jana r1, IULIOSB.

Ward 4 East, at or near the shop of Sey- mour McInnis, being No. 177 Wey- mouth Street.

Ward 5 West, at Clarence Rannhan’s Ser- vice Station, corner of Queen and Euston Streets.

Ward 5 West Central, at Malletfs Service Station on the West side of Great George Street, being No. 207 Great George Street.

Ward 5 East Central, at the Red Indian Service Station, corner of 'Fitzroy and Great George Streets.

Ward 5 East, at or near the dwelling of Mrs. Elizabeth Enman, No 263 Eus- ton Street.

opened at Nine o'clock in the forenoon and afternoon of the same day.

Herbert King, being No. 182 on the South side of Kent Street.

WARD FOUR WEST

WEST OF GREAT GEORGE STREET —The Eight Polling Division shnll comprise 'all that por- lion of Ward Number Four in the said City, situate West oi Great George Street, and the Poll shall be held at the Ciiy Building.

WARD FIVE EAST

EAST OF HILLSBOROUGH STREET —'l‘he Ninth Polling Division shall comprise all that portion of Ward Number Five, in Charlottetown, Emit of lllllsborouglt Street, and a line in contlnustlo there- of to the division line between Charlottetown Com- mon snd Royalty, and the Poll shall be held at or near the dwelling of Mrs. Elizabeth ,Enman‘s, 263 Euston Street East.