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of The Chartered Accountant, Mr. Hart, has surely set at

lest any “Uajnst Criticism.” The public look upon our pends as s high class investment and they are eagerly puglli. after. .

s § it rig Ee; EE.:

Witll eight

would consider it 'ditions to embark

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True the burning question is “Unpaid Taxes". low

me a general improvement is in evidence, so much so that the 193 Tex Collections exceeded those of 1932 by practic my $11,000, we can therefore look forward with renewed talthaud courage. andbe asxed tlmsthismattmwill adjust itself satisfactorily.

If the Citizens see fit to elect me, it is my intention to

ge-operate with the Incoming Council in the collection of all Taxes and Arrears. With economy practised in every de-

ent of our public service I can assure the Taxpayers

thgathg pLesent 2 per cent rate will enable us to carry on ia a satisfactory way.

Everything pertaining to the 0ity’e welfare, consistent

with our revenue, will receive my approval and support.

Asitwiilbeimpossibleformetomakea can-

vsssowingtothelimitedtimeatmydisposairf.t‘a-ke`Ithil opportunity ofsoiicitingyour support.

Thanking you in anticipation of samd,

Ycsrs respeeisb,

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To The Electors 0f_Vlard'1

Ladies and Gentlemen:

At the request of a number of citizens I have decided

to offer again as your representative ss- councillor for Ward 0ne.

I am _a large taxpayer and have voted my objection to

the increase of taxes. I trust .that my services daring the pest years were such as to warrant your confldmco and support and should I bo again slecud it will be my earnest endeavor to see that civic affairs _are conducted to the best itivtereet ofthe citiaens in general and Ward One la par-

CII lr. -

Thanking you for your past support and trusting that

g filly be again honored with the privilege ef serving you,

Ili

Respectfully years,

ww ANDREW A. HINNESSEY.

To The Electors of liarll 1

Ladies and Gentlemeax- ”

It is my intention ef rmnlng for Councillor

h Ward 1 and Irespeetfullyaskyoursupport.

The one important has h a balanced

budget and I believe that if the incoming Council will get down to blminem and eo-operate-as s body of business men should-than by a series

af economies a balanced budget could be brought

I am against increased taxatitm. Every

effort should be made to collect arrears and csr~ rent taxes from those iinancially able to pay and consideration given to those temporarily ilnan- clally embarassed due to the depremlon, which ls rapidly passing by,

The Federal Government favors a policy of

public works expenditure and the incoming Council should secure as large a grant as pos- sible to craato wo?s during the winter months for our unemployed men. These mes want work, 9407 have no desire for direct relief. It would live mm more initiative sad independence and at the same time the City could bsnedt by that labor at ao more outlay than at prmsnt.

I lfelectedlshalleo-operateiaeverywsy - pcmible and will support any movement to bet-

_ler present conditions and at the same time I support particularly to the interests

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Stock Quotations

“So Long Desk, I’m On My Way

I’ll work no more- but I’ll get my pay” Rather strange and frivolou lan-

, _York Stocks

Mods

Allied Chem ... ... ... -..._ Am and F Pow .. . Asn knelt ... .. .. Am Tai and Tel .._. . . Ansconda ... , Atchison _ _ .. Aubm-n lotor ... ... ...._

atb Bod ... ... '.»....

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Clase

IME( 1114 477| H055 15% uw, sex 4| 25% icy; 'lsyg 43:6 40/. 1555 00% 83

than _ ... ... ... Chesapeake and Ohio ... ... .. Con Gas ... ... ... Cora Products . ..... Delaware end Bud ... ... .. lastsusn ... . . . . Gan lilectrlc ... ... ... , ..,, (lan Foods ... ,.. ,,, l Ist Har-.~es°er ... ... .. ._ int Nlcars _ . _._ ,... .__ __ gutnelvzgztl... ... . 0 ercau .. , _ run sez N .r ..."... ._ Radio ... a . _ ..... suncouuJ.._ . .. _... Te! Gulf ... ... ... . . ...

Haig Carbide ... ... .. ... ., nlo Pacific ... ... .. ._ ,_ Ullilil C019 ... ... ... , . U B Rubber ... ... .. ..... U B Steel _ ...

oa=.§ee*.en=u~ xnxx sirens `§”

.. ... . . . ...

Vanadium ... ... ... ... ... ..

Weatlngholme ... ... ... ... .. 41 Wooiwoleh _ ... 50% ..._ii

BANKS

(Canadinm Ps-rss) Banks mn.

Commerce ... ... ... .. .. lomresi ... ... ..... ..t.Juq.Wi;g Nova Scotts ... _-. ... J. Unquctod loyal . . . .._ ... ._ ice

N. Y. CURB

(Canadian Press) Meeks Close

N509 C7311 3 --- an ef. ... ... Amarglup Pow ... .~ _. ._ ..... Gtlal Serv .. .. ... ... .....

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is ii... 11

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11 31%

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Currencies

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KONTRI _ Feb I1-Narrow ad-

vances w:.re ahora! on* loutretl glor- atgu sac ugas nr s as ra was light for the dual ,day of tg: week. The pound sterling and th Iralanh hails! both Ilhned slightl;

wlhe isa United Shias dollar held unehsn _

1l.1ee pound sdvsnud hal! a cent to

alone at “IBF while the franc clos- ed with a gan of .06 cent at 0,54 cents. The dollar continued at

nicht prmuhmt, unchanged fro

s _

Nl* YORK, lieb ll-For the fourt

successive day the (huadlau dollar re mained stationary in Saturdays for-

Wn “chant marksts.'l,'he rate sine

ednesday s been K por cont dial

&\lt.

Karl-img lllo was very quiet latur

day and dosed at )5.Mlj_ up half

Stock Market

(cmaalks frees)

Meeks Blihurli A ... tee -~~ no Bell Trl ... ..'. ,.. . Brsgilisn ... .

l`sn Car . . . .._ .

Can Car Pfd ... ..-

.. ... , e..

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Nat Brew . . . .__ ._ 20 Power Corp 12 Quebec Pow ... ... .. ... 19 hill will .. s.. . "... 2*

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____- (0¢sdlsa Press) MONTREAL, Feb ll-Sharp ad-

vances in egg prices iaatursd last week's trading on the hlontroal dairy

and produce market, with ,nina oi from aighs, to 10 cent; por uses be- ing recorded. Graded shipments In earlots -qn iees ot Ontario or western eggs were quoted at 40 no Al osuts a

dozen for A larhe, 8 to 41 cents for A medium and to 40 cents for A vllllets. Light re¢eipts_ caused by the 4-old weather, together with the meagre

stocks already held in the city; gave a firm tone to the market. rivals amounted to 0,825 cases.

The butter market touched a new

high ot 27 cents s pound for no 1 re- gxaded past.ourised_ olosiug the week ut 26% to W cents a pound for cu- iots or less, compared with the prev- ious vveek's top of IK onnts. A total of 8,115 bores was ordered for sais as

agalrst 5,582 boxes the preceding 'E8

Current make Ontario cheese gained

gf cont a pound during the walk to

nlsh st 10% cones. Arrivals amount-

ed to M box _

The potato market was stronger,

ending tha week at (1.10 to 81_liiNpor 80 pound bag of Qusheca with sw Brunswick mountains in simllan quan- tities at $1.20 to $1.5. Prinae Ed- ward island mountains sold at $110 to SLN for 00 pound hagl.

Miscellaneous

(Canadian Press)

MONTREAL. Feb 11.-

Wheat nor ao 2 15. Banlay C W no 3 50.

Oans C Wno 2 db. Oats C W no 3 43.

0st;{!sed no I 42.

5 $0 Wfing wheat patent. flrsts

Flour seconds 4.0.

Hour halheru 4.60.

our water wheat tents choice

lli to Lili. M

Flour white corn 4.40 to 4.U.

Bran tou 28.25.

Shorts ton 36.3.

Mlddllull ton 2:5/

B0lled oats bag D0 lbs 8.00.

Hay no 2 por ton carlota 14.50.

chem one current 10%.

Butter not regmisa 28% to 2|.

Eggs A lsgeeti to A2.

A medium 86 to 41. -

Q pullets 87 to 40.

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§. lil. 1. mts $1.80 ie $1.85.

BUMHBISIDI HAIKETB

Rrtltoes

, large .nts . . . ... .. Mc

Potatoes, other kinds ... e... 50|: 'Dirnlpa ... . , .. 350

005| ... ... ... ... .. |2166 Wheat ... ,... 'ibn Hay pressed Hay,loosea

'limothyseedper

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ARTHUR H.

To The Electors of Ward 5 Ladies and Gentlemenx-

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MacDOUGALL'

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As a property owner in Ward Five and with large

interests throughout the city, I have nominated at the re- quest of several business men for Councillor in that Ward.

With four years’ experience as Councillor from 1928 to

1982 I feel that I can give the electors of Ward Five and the city in general the benefit of this experience.

I am against increased taxation, believingthat with s

proper show of enterprise on the part of our citizens, the 'ilnancial stringency of the past few years will pass sway and our _back taxes be rapidly and cheerfully paid.

I believe that the future of Charlottetown lies more in

enterprise and the provision of business opportunity for our citisens than in a negative policy.

If you favor me with election, I shall co-operate in

every progressive policy which will better present condi- tions and I pledge myself particularly to advance the interests of the electors of Ward Five.

ARTHUR H. MACDOUGALL.

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1 GRAIN

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WINNIPKI lab 10-Dadinel It

,Chicago paved the way for fractional losses on the Wktnlpeg Grain Ex- change saturday and the market end- ed % to 55 cent under the previous I close,

The southern market streunheued

late in the day however and W nlpng prices also rose from the low points.

Pit trnuln was light in volumg and

revealed littie of importance Export demand remained :mall with not more than 250,000 bushels sold tor ship- ment abroad.

Otfeninga were not heavy but on

account of inconltnrcilva news it vrms difficult to work up buying enthul- lasm. Forecast of ralu or snow over the winter wheat halt of United Stat- eg was the major factor in Chicago

operations.

Liverpool values were Kd lower at

the close. Finnil figures at Chicago

were also tract unlhy otf.

Cash grains cll .efl frartionsllg ult-

changed. Cosrse gialn values rmed in the lata stages to register small gains.

WINNIPEG, Feb 10-

IIIDSI

Wheat: Kay 6654: July 60%-55.

Oats: May 3859 July BW.,

Burley; my 42%; my lax.

CASH PRICE!

Wheat: No 1 hard 10%; No 1 nor

5%; No 2 nor 02%' No 3 uor 02%; No 4 nor 60%; No d w'heat 51%; No 0 50%; Feed 54%; Durum 81%; Track tlili.

Oats No3CW3i§§;No3CW8Z%;

la 1 feed 33%: No feed 31%: No 2 feed 80%; Rejected 355; Track 34.

Burley not CW and not C W

$11 track 40; No 5 C W 39; No d C

88. CHICAGO, Felt 10-Stimulated by

cotton market jumps to s new high price second for the season, grain vul- uos abruptly rust: late today, more than overcoming earlier losses.

With all United States grain dx- chsuges clnsed liouday when Liver pool and Winni eg will b, open, there was conslderabfe evening-up of lc- oounts in all the grain pits. Trade in- terest was lcrgaiy tenuvjl in |-r-v:~pec-

t.l%`developm¢~n.| sl Washington

it closed nervous at the sams

time ll yesterdays finish to 54 hirh- er, corn K-K up, oats at If deci us to If advance, and provis ons un- changed to a rin, 0( 27 cents.

EXCHANGE

(Camndlam Press)

MONTREAL, Feb ll-Brllilh lllll

fomlgn exchange in relation to Lhe Canadian dollar, as compiled by the Royal Bunk of Cansda_ closed Satur-

dax as foiluws;-

rgentlua peso .2-'$02. Australia pound A (H2 _ Austria schllliug lwl.

Belgium belgn 31306. Brasil milrcls 0908. Bulgaria lev 0151.

Chinn Hong Kong doll

Caechoslovskis crown Denmark krone 1215. Finland fiumsrk _(IBB.

Franco franc 101154.

Germany reichsmark 8022 Great. Brfitalu pound 5.0&9

Orqx-e drachma 0004.

Holland florin ,ii6ii'i.

Hungary pengo _'$946.

Iudia rupee _(5858.

italy llre .0878 Japan yen _$039.

Jngoslsvla dlnnr (Q9

New Zrsland pound 4.0486

Norway krone 5.5!.

Poland mlotl .IIDG Roumluil lou 0104 South Africa pound Spain peaeta _l.'t-40

Sweden krona .21lIh.

Bwitnerlapd franc 3028 United males dollar it

premium,

NEW YORK, Feb 11-(AP)-For

elgn exchange firm Great Britain high 5.00%; low 5,0234; close 502%; W day hills li 0115; Frnnr-e ii 41%; lt- aly B,G; Belgium D92; Germany 38 88; Canada 09%.

Markets AtA Gla n c e

` (cumulus rms) 'Inoue and l:|e.¢r-ei-Ieooeertal

stock irregularly ower.

Toronto Mines-Closed moderately

ers 8823.

_0d89.

5 (588,

per cent

I .

°;'V.lfnnlpog-Wheat closed lower.

l.;rI\dcu-vglsr “silver lower: Oth”

unc ng _

-glow. York-Cotton and ruhbur high-

er' co&e and sugar uncasnlgd.

flew York-Canadian do r ua-

uhljwd Q wbf.

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MINING

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TOBOIITO, Ich 11-Dasglts early

weakness os the industrial oalds. the mining division oi the Toronto Stock

Exchange gsvg s snare! dmnoustra- tldh of firmness. mira base metal and gold stocks closed ghtly dowa. particularly thu lntarlistsd shares but rocesmious did not ascend 00 cents.

Secondary Issues in all voupa closed rsctically nuchunsad, olume was

geavy, about 000.0 shares for the two-hour session.

'lilo turnover was small in the sen-

ior goid shares with exception of Dome which traded 2,200 shares and took a los. K I0 cents to 84.75. Hol-

linger lost 30 cents to 18.50. Pioneer ‘0 cents to 1.1.90 and Wright Bar- greaves 10 to 1.15. Took, Lake Bholla and Brslorue closed unchanged.

(Ihladhm Press) Bdaekl Ullae

’l‘0BON'.l.‘0, 'bb 1.1-

Acmn Oil ... ... .... 21 Aconda ... ... ... ... "... 5% Alex Oli ... ... ... ... ... ... 112 Am ru ... ... ... ... ... .... 11 Alex ... ... ... ... ... .t.. I

gee ... ... ... ... ... ... g*

gamau ... ,.. ... ... ... ...

Barry K ... ... ... '... -to ee... lil* B Metals ... ... ... ae. ... ... 175 Beal' ... ... an an e.. ..- 50 Big Mill ... ... ue 1-. ... ... M Boblo ... ne. ... ... .. 20; gralorne ... .ea .ps ... ... ,... ‘

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Buff Can ... .ee te. ... ... u.. 8 Bunk Hill ..., ... ue- ..n et... 3 Cal Edin ... ... ae. ..e -ee .es IW &l Oil ... ... use -_ "... 13 Can Mal .ea an sa- ... ,... $ Carlbno ... an ... ... ...-.50 Cen Pat .,. ... ,., ... ... ... 58

Chlboug a.. ...... ...

Clericy ... » . , . ... 4-- ae 2 Columarlo _.. . ... ... .. GBM Conlaurum . . . . 120 Dome hiiucs , ,.. ... M75 li"Brldle ... . ... ... ....815 l"0d Kiki. 1 ~ .I >». ,.. .. 8

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God! Lake ... . . e ~ ... .. Golcouda ... .. ve » . »..‘... Goldfiold ... .. . . . . ...

Graham . , .. ,... 6 Granada .. . . ... ... .... M Helcrow _... , ... _... ... '... 8455 Harker .. ... ... -te t-... 5 Hollngor .. -.. ... ... .-. ..... 1850 Homestead ... 1.. ... an 1-e e- 15 Howoy ... ... use ... se. ._ 06 Kirk Lake ... te- ... ... ... .. 30 Kirk Pre ... ... ... ... ... .. S%~ Kootenay ... M. ... ... ... ._ 1% Lakeland ... ... ... ... ,... e.. L Shore ... ... ... ... .es ss.. Lea Gold ... ... ... s.. ... ,...

Low Pete .- Mscassa ... Man Basin ... ..

Mclncyre

Mdlilllu ... ... ... ... .. ldeVlttie ... ... ... ... ... Mcwatters ... ... ... ... ..._ Meri Oil ... ... ._ ... ...

Min Corp ... ... ... ..

Moff Iill ... ... ...

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8500 1190 110 44

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Noranda ... ... ... ... Pioneer ._.. ... ... ... >... Prmnier ,.. ... ... ... 1-,"- Read Andis ... ... nt . ..».. Reno Gold ... ... . . ... ...._ hlau Ant ... ... . . ,.. ,J Sherldtt ... ... g. an e.. Biscoe ... » _ ... s-u "... Bouth Tib ... ... ... ... g.. t. Bt Anthony ... ... ... ... ..... Bter Pac ... ... ... ... .-- s.. Sud Basin .. ... ... -... ,_ .. Sud Cont ... ... ... ._ -_ ... Sylvnnltg ... ... ... ... ...

Took Htgh ... ... ... ... pu.. Thoms ad ... ... ,ss ... ,... Vacuum ... ... ... .~.. »~ Ventures ... ... -... Waite Amn ... . ... ... ......

Wsytelde ... ... .-~ >--.. \\'h Q Elgin ... ... ... ».. 1... Wlltaey C ... ... ... ... .. Wright H ... ... ._ Total sales 508,000.

UKLISTID

114 210 111 174 10 U Q 'ill 11 203 595 33% 2 Ui 120 43 30 11 715

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Br!!! TP .,, .. Brownlee .. . . . Can Kirk Cen Msn

Chem Rea Churchill ... .. . ... Clifton ... ..._ I* C or .

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Hilltop ._ Home Oil... . ... ... ... 1 Nlrkei

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Jack hisn .. .. ... M2 Kirk Hunt _ . ... 1',

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Itismyintantlonieagalnolsslrlllfesaeaadidnh

forWardTkreeatthecomiagcivieeleetien.

Having been your representative at the

forthepasttwoyears,ltr|mtmydsaling

nom has met with your approval. My property interests-and employment ef

arewellknowutoyomltwillbemyhd taxrateourealestats,co-operatewi council in all measures consistmet with

department. ‘_

lf you honor me again with your valued support Ig

pect with my two years experience gained m your ry seutative to merit your coniidence. It will be almost b pomibls for me to call on all the electors of Ward Thang but l take this opportunity to solicit your voip sndme operation. ~:

FRED B. TRAINOI. -

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ELECTION CARD

To the Electors of Ward Fivof-

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FIANKLUUIIB.

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T I i

To the Electors of Vlard Five.

Ladies and Gentlemen : _ '

I have again decided to enter Civic Politics after being

urged to do so by a number of property holders.

I consider that my eight years cxperienbe at the Colm

cil Board will be of some help In working out a few of the City’s present difficulties.

I am now, as in the past, an economist in Civic matierq

and will work to balance the City budget.

I am not in favour of htcreasing the present raieeef

taxation, as I fully believe that with proper collection

,methods, and doing away with unnecessary expenditure,

the needs of the service will be fully maintained to a high degree of ellciency. ,-

Being one of the City’s largest taxpayers, I naturally

want to sec that extrnvagance is fully eliminated. '

Sincerely yours,

BENJAMIN ROGERS, Sr. _;

. "__

T0 THE ELECTORS 0F WARD FIIE

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 interesti ofthe City- Being a large ratepayer, naturally I don't want the taxes raised- ~

I remain, -- Yours faithfully.

ROWLAND L- DAY.

L-8_8!

. - =s W

T0 THE ELECTDRS 0F WARD FIIE

Having been a number of _terms at the

Council board, I am again offermg myself for election.

I believe in economy, but not to the extent

of having our public properties, particularly our streets, deteriorate. so as to be valueleee, and at some further date require an enormous amount of money to put them In proper con- dition again. _ _

I am a firm believer i_n boostlng our city to

the outside world. partlcularly so when we have every reason- _

I ahn in favor of giving relief where need-

ed. but the city should receive work from those men who are able to perform same - work such as beautifying our Cnty- _ _

In reference to arrears in taxes, lt no ap-

preciated that at the present tlme eor_r\o outl- zons find it difficult to pay these, particularly so those out of employment.

I firmly believe, however, that those who

are able to pay should pay. and not take ad- vantage of present conditions as a screen for themselves.

This. is the only way the city budfet can b_e

balanced. and all citizens undoubte ly believe in a balanced budget- -

At the present time I am of the opinion

that the citizens are paying all they can in the way of taxation, and therefore pledge myself, if elected, not to sanction any increase.

It Ia generally recognized that the depres-

sing period of the last three years le fading

away and we are gradually hltttng the up_~ gre e for brighter and better times-

Aa my time Is limited, I don't contemplate

making a tersonal canvas- -'

I than the electorafor their aupportln the

past. and you have my record on these occa- sions- - W th,

I annot make a ` but is

opporfzunity ie taken. V t your ' support at the forthcoming civic on the

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