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ma. nel, ll. Lyal. r. Pull.. llem’s Vegetable

Bsllevul, Ohio.-“I was in a terrible

state before I took Lydia E. Pinkliam's If; rr* v°¥° “hh Wm' lllilm ~ 1 noi wwd- My been

ggi" ~ ~,§,§_%,f achednntillthoilght £55* ' ltwouid break, ‘bod P111" all ow. me. nervousfeelingsand ‘ periodic troubles. I l€@l’===' __ was very weak and

'T' " run down and was _ losing hope of eve:

being weii and strong. After tak- ing Lydia E. Pink.

hsm'a Vegetable Compound I improved rapidly and today am a well woman. ,I cannot tell you how happy I feel and I cannot say too much for your Compound. Would not be without it in the house it it coat three times the amount. "-Mrs.

Clus.o___C:_al>iuN, R. F. D. No. 7, Belle- vue,

Because your case ls a difficult one,

doctors having done you no good, depot continue to suffer without giving Lydia E. Pinkhain’s Vegetable Compound a. trial. It surely has remedied many cases of female ills, such as inflamma- tion, ulceration, displacements, tumors, irregularities, periodic pains, bockllche, and it may be exactly what you need.

'I'ile Pinkham record is a proud and

peerless ons. It isa record of constant victory over the obstinate ills of woman -ills that deal out despair. It is an es- tablished fact that Lydia E. Plnkham's Vegetable Compound has restored health to thousands of such suffering women. Why don't you try it if you need such a medicine?

Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days

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Amal. Copper .. 1 Brooklyn R. T. 92; Canadian Pacino 219| Erie .. Gt. Northern Pacific Meir, Petroleum . . . ... Miss. Pllcillc Nortllsrn Paoldc .1181 Pennsylvania .. 113i Reading .., 169i

10t 99

7 91| 210\ 31} 134} 70* 27 } 117i 1181 1681

'dt 98| 1.06*

168i GSI 552

31§ 184} 72} 28

Rock Island Southern Pacific . St. Paul 1071 Union Pacific 163; U. S. Steel 66| Uthh Copper... 551

' MONTREAL STOCKS.

Brazilian Traction Canada Cement Detroit Dom. Stool Corp'n Minn. dk Sr.. P. (Soo) 1361 132; Molltrcal I .lwsr . . . ... 225) 2241 N.B. Steel & Coal Com Richelieu &% Ont. .... ._ 112; 1121 Shawinigan 139 138 Spanish R. Com. Toronto Ry. Twin City . ..

Pulp . . ... 176 Ottawa 171

C0'l"1‘ON

91 §

73§ 73 42 i1}

15; ls 142 111;

Spot-12.75 unchangc

March .. .. May July .. . October

GRAIN & PROV

Mo Wheat 93 92k

, High Low Close

90 90

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175, son Pyke of the same place paid

91| 215; 31; lair 'ill za 111|

1131 168g

as; 10.1; is-al ssl ssl

411 135; 224; '16 1121 138 15% 142 sale 175;

High L°w 01°" George.McDearmid recently paid a d° visit to Milburn.-The people of St. 1225 1221 1222 Peter’s Road and Milburn seem to be 1205 1202 1205 nioying the long winter evenings --1201 1194 1201 hoi-ding a whlec club. Mrs. w. M. 1150 1145 1150 Dovle and daughter oi`Lowel1, Mass., 1510115- are spending the winter with her ia-

reprcasntative in Souris will gladly receive subscriptions and advertising matter at the office of undcrtakor W. L. Dingweli. Hishbone number is5.

...'GUAl'iDlAN AGENT.-Mr. Harry W. Burke is Guardian Agent in- For- tune and he will be glad to receive news, new and renewal subscriptions and advertising. 3217.

...°FORTUNE BRIDG. - Follow-

ing are the names of the pupils of highest standing for January in Rollo Bay West School. Grade VI. -1, Beth Reid; 2, Hazel Townshend; 3, Annie Chaisson; and John Kenya (equal). Grade IV. Sr. -1,- Gert- rude Chaisson; 2, Harry Keays., Grade IV. Jr.-1, Adeline' Burk- 2, Lemuel Chaisson;8, Gerard McDon- ald. Grade III.-1,.-idelaids Chais- son; 2, Aletha Keays. Grade II.- 1, Daniel McRae; Z, Belle Town- shend. Grade I.-1, Francis Town- shend; 2, Fidelists Gallant';» 3', Florence Townshend. E. M. Francis, Teacher. ' \

...°MILBL'»l=lN.-'rhe people of Mil-

burn and vicinity are enjoying the good roads after the thaw. -Reub- en MacDonald of Milburn, and Addi-

s flying visit to Riverton the guest of M-r Finley Docherty- Mr

Your drnggiat will refund money if PA20 OINTMENT fails to cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Proiruding Piles in 6 to 14 days. The first application gives Ease &Rest. 50c.

July Wheat .. May Corn .. July Corn May Pork 2177 2150 May Lard .. ...-1112 1100

lIlEllllSES YUUH Hill

MlllES IT BEAUTIFUL

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IT BECOMES THICK, WAVY, LUS- TROUS AND ALL DANDRUFF DIBAPPEARB.

Surely try a "Danderlne Hair

Hlsh Low 010;; ther Mr. John P he of Milburn.-

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...__ ` tcndsnce. The meeting was called to

The people of _Milburn are greatly pleased with the rural mail delivery -Arthur Pyke spent a vcy eni0Y`I-lille week in Montague.-Mr. Patrick Long has returned home from west- ern Canada. - F.

...'lMPCR'i.‘ANT MEF.'I‘ING.- The

Eastern Kings County Seed Fair Committee held '.1 meeting lu St. .'Viary's Hall, Souris on Saturday, January 31st. Despite the condition of the roads, there was a good at-

order/at 2 p. m. A. J. McDonald, Souris Vvcst, was appointed chair- man. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and adopted. At the suggestion of Mr. A. J. McDon- ald s. motion was mad b Mr ‘vi

Phone 397 Y

when you wish to make an appointment with the Cook Studio'

he story of every child is a story of growth and change

A change too gradual and subtle for even the watchful eye of a mother to detect, or for memory to recall Only in pictures can the story be told, and a record of the childish features und expressions kept for all time. _

Agood ht rahnow andthen,

vllll mean pe\?si?_ysth ng to you-and to lhem, in after years.

Call on BAYER, Phowsreoher

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Cleanse" if you wish to immediately manga Bono Bay an; BeLm°déd‘b°'

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‘,1‘2E;.l’%_.'1.-l'1l‘~‘?- 11°'-zllfy ffhyggfldtgggé Jggg James A. McDonald, that Governor gms ll; Essellull wtlhrou h our hair Rogers and Mr' Mcxmnon' Comms' EEE; o e enlell etrfud lie time-' ’“°“°" °‘ A5“°“1°“"' E” ‘““°°“ ‘° this :lu cleanse the heir or cugt dirt ““”“dh""§ ”"“°t°'“ Ki“‘t'“ B,,?°d FM’

_ ' _ to be cl' on or abou ebrunry

°;`e‘m7 °‘;’l‘;°':_iv° °u dm ; uw 1:3 25th. The motion was unanimously

11 B YOU W B BDIBZG . 0111' 1' ' be

possess an incomparable softness, lus- “nut departments,_° Rgotsr am? po_' tn and lummmce' tutoes - Messrs Peter Vlneau and A

Besides beautiiying the hair, one J _ Mc]')ona,d_ gram _ Mess" _J “cf

°ppn°°-tm" M Da“d°rin° di"°lv°° Knillnon and 'William Howlett' lnnall every particle of dandrufi; invigorates _ '

seeds such as clover, timothy etc,-

llEdlr.scaEp' stopping Etching and mums Messls Joseph McRae and Theodore

Robertson; poultry,--, Messrs Michael

shlglxzggrEergintantgzuziigigghsfe "B22 Murphy and Andrew Mooney. Messrs vegetation. It goes right to the J“m°° A' M°D°~‘~mm and Wmmm _dots mvigomtw and strengthens Whalen were appointed to assist the them: nl exhilarating stimulating secretary. prepare tickets, etc., on and life~producing properties cause day °" Fun' It W” d°°id°d t° "nd the han, to grow long strong and the prize list to -the committee for

beautmm ' distribution :pd also _that__p_l;izetv;_in-

nng gram, o., lllus no e a on

lu1sltl°`cl>u2“Eai.l‘“rEl\1ldmlgzspdrtti' |1533; awuy before 4 p. m., unless there is Wm just get' B 25 cent both, of a particular reason for doing so. It Knowlton* Dsnderme from any Dm? was :novcd by Mr. J. McKinnon, sec-

ouded by Peter Vi:-eau and carried

store or toilet counter and try it as that the _um granted for the poultry

directed.

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"Our Laxative Cold Cure never

mile, if taken in time-Notlllns bst- ter for Ls Grippe and all feverish conditions-No Quinine-'25c. box. E. A. FOSTER-Central Drugstore.

1074-2-6m3l.

CARD

To the- Electors of Ward One

LADIES & GENTLEMEN be _

o.$El§‘€h‘?.93?°iv§.€ 331123. nominated for re-election to the

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COAL

cannot be too black or top heavy pfovidinti it iilesfltoalliélvprt ln a supi

e you wi

Eegl (lnore sure of comfort and warmth. Our grades are _warran- ted to satisfy you ln quality and price.

G. Ly§_l_l_l§_§l (io.

' ' City Council at forthcoming civic M.

election _and take this opportunity of solici your support. If elect- edlwill veto me Mayor and Council i assistance ln my po_w- er towards advancing t e _in- .terests of _the City; 8¢1V°‘?af'\§ necessary lmprovements_ ln l ‘departments consistent with our present rate of taxation.

JOHN McKENNA

1072-2~M5i ~

. ~ At the uest of a large num- lvery want( oo and a _w P fwardvrh hw ° °E$l:°:=' n Fmglllggl' Ei: ber of ulllrgllllectitltlandeeld and ng

uwsn nllllel m lan . ' - ,“.*.:i‘.`f.i`,_,.'°.i’°.‘§_°..l;."l..°‘.~°.. ‘ips §.f»'=-_-sl" ' 1' E °"°“.2.“.... 'e::....l. lm *nhl .habla '° .xi.'.sr.'l::r:.:'.ii¢_.°i Klum 1° aol. ner' he lo ° °'- ,,|;¢ ofthe Cityandward Ewofsasvntgpwvnlwlf luts. - Im li?-5'f.’=l‘l’I'3"¢l"”e.f¥i.~.:.":.'1.i°'l-""f"""°'* iH°°.-1 3»="fil’»'ii`l'<"»i-=°»°= "

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K ‘ ’ rnmlls cAMrEuu.L,

show must not excref: $40. A discus- sion on hand-Picked grain then took. place. After authorizing the secre- tary to make all neu:-ssary arrange- ments the meeting adiournodf

‘Don’t Pereecute 'ybur Bowele

Tlisyhbd

s-ll rin. sun nm. sa-li Genuine-_lu Simi-we

Eating lleiievss

Stomach Trouble

A Pnbulunlrr rfi-lvslol/urs

_ anvxon

"'lliat good foods and plenty of them. Dieting, in many eases is al- most criminal. Get back to normal. To do -so you must have _the ‘proper quantity oi nourishment. You need it for uma or physical work. Prob- ably tbere ls nothing the matter with your stomach except soldity. There is merely an abnormal secretion of aoid‘in the stomach. Neutralise that acid and your stomach trouble will end at once. Neglect may mean ulcers if not cancer of tile stomach. Do not take patented medicines or pensln tablets for dylropsia. Simply take a nentraliser of acid. Decldedlly the best neutralller is ordinary drug- gist's biauratsd magnolia- You can

ll ...°ONE CENT per word each loser. tion for advertising in this column '

:num charge twenty-nvs cents,

...'I-IURSE N0f1‘liiB.- Mr. John

Matheson, Brooklyn, Kings 00,, p, id. I., has sold to parties in Plctou, N. S., his valuable carriage stallion Minoe Oaks. Minor Oaks, was by Oakley baron, and from Parkotta, (by Parkside,) and was bali brothel-` to that game race horse Prince Louis 2.16. He was a handsome-dark brown 'horse ol great size, for his age, with style, and bold action, and will be much missed by the breeding public of Kings f‘o., in 1914.-B,

...'VALLEYF‘IELD,-. The iarmer's

of this _vicinity are busy hauling their wlntor's .supply ‘of tire wood.- Mack Ross and J. P. McLeod, have arrived home after spending their holidays in Broolflyn.- Miss Flora McKinnon, Heatherdale, has been visiting in Valleyueld the guest of W. A. Martin and J. W. Nicholson.- Jobn Mol,-ennan informed the corres- pondent that trout is very plentiful in McLean’s Mill Pond.- Mr. Munro Bruce, one of the leading horsemen, is having his trotting horse "Brazi- lian Boy" fitted out for the races to be held an the Montague River in the near fuf;urc.- Quite a few of the young people attended the dance at Grand View on the 26th.- Dan Mc- Donald, Montague Hesd, is visiting Victoria Cross the guest of Mr. and ills. M. W. McLeod.- Dan McKenzie Lynrialo, nas the contract of supply- ing Reuben Brehaut with his win- ter's wood.- His friends are pleased to learn that J. P. Mclieod, one of the promising young debators, is taking an active part in the Heather-. dale debating soclety.- M.R. McLeod is busy training his trotting mare “Okiey Bill" to have her fitted up for the Montague races.- What might of been a serious accident oc- curred o.l the Brooklyn Road ' neau the county line when a couple of young sports took their lady friends out pleasure seeking. Wlhiie driving along at it 2.40 clip they accidently collided with a snow drift upsetting horse, sleigh and occupants but they luckily escaped with minor injuries and as for the second party the last see-n of thcnl they were sitting in the sleigh in u snow drift -minus~ the l:orse.- John A. McPherson has re- turned from a short business trip from the Burnt Bridge.-W. A. Bruce is taking the advantage of the good' riads out driving with his driving

mare. Fen.-B.

...°'I‘HE CARNIVAL at St. Petor's

Skating Rink, which took place on January 29th inet., was a great suc- cess and the majority of the usual number of skaters werg on the ice in costume. Trumps and hobos were the prevailing effects produced. They were varied by Dames from the 11th century, milk-maids, Clndere'1lss,cow- boys, etc., all of which together made a. very pleasing scene. A not-` iceable pair were two red cross nur- ses who skated together, and who were much admired in their role. They furnished a very pleasing con- trast to tTle ridiculous numbers. There were also numerous other cos- tumes which were very nice indeed. A great interest was taken in the carnival by the people around, and the building was crovl'f.ed. One man who wanted to take part in the func- tion, and who could not skate went in “Nell Dunpliy" costume and masqueraded around the promenade. The writer does not know who he was but suspects him of being a serious-minded dealer in merchandise. He_ had a very interesting converse-` tion with the door-keeper with refer- ence to getting in and out of the building without having to .pay more than one. entrance fee. The odlcial was trying bard try identify the party, but the fact that be had a femine accent coupled with ex- tremely masculine ieet, made identl~ flcati.!.l a mater of agrsat dlili- culty. Mr. .Harry Francis of Fortune took the place by storm in a beauti- ful costume impersonating "The Lady of My Dracula." Another char- acter costume was tllat of a matron. This object dressed in a wrapper, and picture hat. She (?; came out on the ice, with little minoing steps, the long wrapper trailing gracefully behind. When she came to the ilrst corner however, in- striding around with a little hop which was the first exposing peculiarity' noticed bv 011- lookers, she (7) tramped on her skirt and tore it badly, showing up a pair of very large feet. She endeav- ored to cover these up by stooping, but "murder will out," and as this posture was not conducive to good balance, she was obliged to unbend, and thus by the size of the above- mentioned extremities proclaimed his sex. The hat worn was a picture ln- deed. In it were all colors of the rainbow, and on it were feathers out of tvery bird, ranging from the lordly peacock to the goose. It is thought bv some that he was try‘l1l8 to represent this latter useful,, though ungainly member of the farmyard dock. At any rate his antics were characteristic. Worthy

of notion also were two _young lalllol dressed as the "Queen o Hearts and Diamonds." Tlloir clstumes were

much admired by spectators--U.

EISTEIIII PEIISOIIILS

...°Mr. L. R. Donnell, representing

real, was in Montague this week.-B.

...°ool.' H. M. Davison. O\==\'l°tt°- town, was in Montague this week, on a business trip.-B.

...*Mr. 'l'. Gordon B°!l1°» l'°l1l’0l°l1l--

ing H. I-I. Horton B. Bon, St. John, N. B., was in Montague last week, in the interests of his drm.-B.

..°Mr. h. S. Wannamaker, repre-

senting Jas, Coriatinea & Co., Mont- real, was in Montague last week, on g business trip.-B.

get it at any drug store for a few

Cash m-ust accompany order. Minn'

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...°I'r PAYS to buy 'tblsprovlnce

` 5_'1`°°K °U°'1`A'1'1°N9- ...~'r. oonnon lysis 'ls surmise

_ -""' agent in Montague. His odiee -phone

'l“°“u°“‘ '“mE°h°‘1 W F- 3- 15°' is 18 and residence phone I0. '

S\ll'dyu& 0_0., Stock and Bond Bro- , __ .» ers em ers Montreal Stock Ex- . _ ehalfge, 1s4 Richmond se., char- ,,,',,','°,',r,,1,fE,,, §,‘,f{§ff,£§°,§‘§,~I_L§_G}’§§§_ '|°"‘°t°`"" P' E- *° ston's Montague ' " If

February 4, 1914. ' '___' »' 'NEW YORK STOCKS- ...-MILK ron sam ~n s .

.- Hlrh 1-°w Ulm quart. D. lv. menooeia, sdllurle. 0

Al-'-'»l_\l‘DIl -..` ... ... .. ... 99* 99 99 . 194_1_26M“_ Arn. Beet Sugar .. Nc aals _ '

Ain. Smoltero 7_2? 72 ggi ___sMR_ ED_ D_ FEEHAN Qual-(Han

...‘Mr. 'J. L. Murdock, Btaveiy, Al-

berta, who has been visiting his old home and relatives around Murray River, for the last' month, is spend- ing a few days in Montague with his brother Mr. J. , Murdock, before leaving again for the West. Mr. Mlur-. dock has been one of our successful Islanders abroad and his many friends are glad to see him home. I-le leaves this week for the West again. -B

GENERAL FRASER DEAD

(Canadian Press.) LONDON, Feb. 4.- General Sir

James Fraser Tytlcr. distinguished for galiantry in India, particularly during Lro Mutiny. died yesterday aged 92. _

SElllllil EIHES

( Canadian Press.)

GLASGOW, Feb. 4.- Several ilres

in. Perthshire Village of Comrie today ‘believed work oi Euilragettes Arson Squad.

lllUllE EUNSTIPATEU.

lllLlllUS!---|Zl$ElllETS

CLEAN -YOUR WASTE-CLOGGED LIVER AND BOWELB TONIGHT!! FEEL BULLYI

Get a 10-cent box' now. No odds how bad your liver, stom-

ach or bowels; how much your head aches, bow miserable and uncomfort- able you are from constipation, indi- gestion, billiousncas and sluggish bowels-you always get the desired results with Cascareta. Don’t let your stomach, liver and bowels make you miserable. Take Cascarets tonight; put an end to the headache, biiliousness, dizziness, nervousness, sick, sour, gassy stom- ach, backache and all other distress; cleanse your inside organs of all the bile, gases and constipation matter which is producing the misery.

A 10-cent box means health, hap-

piness and a clear head for months. No more days of gloom and distress if you will take a Cascarat now and then. All druggists sell Cascarets. Don't forget the children-their little insides need a gentle cleansing. tno.

CARD

To the Electors of Ward 5.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:-

I-laving been nominated by a large

and representative meeting of the electors of Ward 5, and having ac- cepted the nomination, I herewith present myself as a candidate for Councillor for the above ward.

Durinir my term as councillor, I

have done my best in the interest of the ward, not forgetting the general interests of the city. I have sought tc fulrii the pledges made in my plat- lorm of 1912, to encourage new ln- dustrlos, to look after milk and food illlpecllvv. '-0 make our sanitary con- ditions as up to date as possible, to ifoep down increased taxation, and to advocate civic improvements as far ns our means would admit. I am strongly in favor of permanent civic works, and of the payment of ade- quate wages for working men to meet. the high cost of living. ‘ lf you honor me with re election, I shall endeavour to make myself wor- thy of your confidence.

W. W. WALKER.

4181-1-38M13i. .

To the Electors oi

Ward 51

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN!-

Yicldlng to a largely-signed peti-

tion oi representative people of the

Ward, I have decided to nominate as a Councillor at the forthcoming elec- tion. I shall not make a personal canvass, but take this opportunity of stnting that I shall be pleased to recoivo your support, assuring you at the same time that I shall, if elected; usc my very best judgment in the ad- ministration of the ailairs of the

city. `

Yours Faitbfully,

R. H. 'JENKINS

4169-1-27Ml4i.

F -_ _ |

T0 THE ELEGTURS UE WARD 21:

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:

. Having been solicited to oiisr for re-elcction to the City Council Board I beg moat respectfully to request your lnduence and support. If .you do me- the honor of re-election I lil-all

do my utmost to keep the rate of

civic taxation at the present reason-

'l'he Maritime Knittina Co.. MDM- sible level, having regard to the maln-

tenanoe of the several departments of tile city at the highest standard of efficiency. I shall co-operate with the water department in any arrange- ment having for its obieot the secur- ing to tbewiitissns -a more general participation in the benefits oi the water and sewerage systems of the city and if possible at a lowof WHL I am of opinion tlletlthe time has arrived for Charlottetown to have a street car Iylbem and if ro-elected I will give every encouragement to s company willing to undertake this service. As 1 will not have an oppoid tunlty to see personally every sled-

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ll¢lll' Nose _And Running Eyes Cured

~ in Five lllnules By ‘Tsisrrllozolle

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BRONCHIAL DISTRESB AND BAD Not a drug to take ,mg an your

THROAT 'I‘ROUBL_E RELlEVEiJ'to walt for reliefi-yolll just simply

AT ONCE inhale the pleasant, piney vapor of m Untarrllozone and get well quickly,

Every ‘lily ‘wines news of wonderful "What Catarrhozone did for me in 01"" 111309 hi! CB1111`1`l102one. Cases one week was simply a miracle," BFS l`Bl10l‘l10d and Personal testimony writes Malcolm R. Mclntosh from g_$1_;°l1 flier l>r0v<;i;b;y_¢_1n;i___q;eetion Sydney. “I had a irigntrui attack

G arve ous mer .o a 'a ozone. of Uatarrh. My ears buzsed and Bod colds and running eyes it stops head was lull of noises. The endnliyf

in a few minutes. [my nose was red and itchy-on the

Irritable throat and dry broncbi.al|inside it was sore and encrusted. I

c0\_lg_lil_:i% _holland in s jifly;_-alwaysihng vile droppinkg from my throat cu - s arr ozone is use as di- an was very sic . Relief came quick rected. -so I kept up the treatment and

___Cl1r;>ni_c__ Cwtarréih gnk the pose and was absolutely. cured by Catarrho-

F0111. ‘ e sort 'a eepst e breath zone."

rank and maintains n vile, sickon-I Nothing else will so effectively and ing discharge.-even that type of ca-'quickly cure you as Cathrrhozone. tarrh yields completely to the power Get the $1.00 outfit; it always does of Catarrhozone. the trick. Small size 50c.; sample

Just think of it! trial size 25c., at all dealers.

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To the Electors oi Ihe

Ciiy of Charlottetown!

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:---_

At tile urgent request of a large number ol

influential business men, I have decided to con- test the City for the Ma orally at the forth- coming Civic Election. ily you do me the honor to elect me, l will endeavor to do all in my power to further the best interests of our City. As the time is short, it will be impossible for me to make a personal canvass. l therefore

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soliciting your support. tlemen,

Yours most sincerely,

R. H. STERNS

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To the Electors

LADIES & GENTLEMEN 2

oi Ward Three

Having received a petition signed by over thirty of the

principal residents inviting me to come forward as a candi- date for the representation of your ward in the City Council I have decided, after due consideration, to accede to their request.

I have been a resident of the city all my life and in the

whole of my business career have been associated with Ward 3. I am personally known to the majority of the electors and am familiar with their wants and aspirations in the matter of municipal progress and reform.

My experience as a member of the Fire Department for

the past twenty years enables me to speak with authority on the requirements of the city in this connection, and I re- cognize the necessity of keeping the department up to the highest possible standard of efficiency consistent with econo- my.

The question of improving the condition of our streets

will receive my best attention. While a great deal is being done towards improving these, much still remains to be done. I would make it part of my duty to see tllat the streets in ward 3, especially the side streets, receive a fair

share of the expenditure for this purpose.

I have always considered that Charlottetown ought to be

one of the foremost cities in Canada and my aim shall be, if elected, to do everything in my power to make it so.

Any electors who may desire to have further particulars

as to my views on public matters I shall be glad to confer with at my place of business or bylappointment otherwise.

I am, yours obedienti

R. B. EATTRAY

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To Civic Electors

of Ward 5:

Ladies and Gentlemen:

lat the request oi several delega-

tions, and in response to your large ly signed requisition, and as I was nominated at a large meeting of the electors ol this ward. in my absence, I now am in your hands as a condi- datc for councillor, for this most .important ward, at the forthcoming civic election. Although I did not seek the nomination, I am deeply sensible of the very warm express- ions of good-will toward me that I have received from the electorain all parts of the ward. As the civic elec- tions are by ballore, I hold that it would therefore be inconsistent for me to make a personal canvass; the very meaning of ballot is that the voter should enioy the right of free- ly expressing his opinion at the polls without fear, favor, ur ailection. The choice should 'be yours to elect whom, you please, and should I bs elected

will make but one promise only,

namely, to serve your interests to the very best of my ability. 1914 ia likely to be one of the most import-` ant yours in the history oi this Gar- den Province, and it behoovcs all of us tu be alive to this fact and to see that the capital city is governed ab- ly and wisely, ever keeping in view all possible progress consistent with due economy.

To the Electors of Ward One:

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN2-

At the solicitation of a largely re- presentative delegation of voters oi the Ward, I have consented to their request und oiler myself as a candi- date ior Councilman at the forth- coming civic election.

I am of the belief, 'with the great

malority of the Ward that the Coun- cilman-eiect should be a resident of the Ward he represents and thereby

in touch with its requirements.

1 am for economy in the various civic departments, whilst not ndect# ing civic Improvements. but am op- osed to any innovation that will un- necessarily increase the tuxcs of citi- zens vlltbout first consulting my sup- porters.

1 am in favor oi cheaper water and

more light along the approaches to the city which I claim has been ne- glected in the past, and that some of the taxes collected in the Ward be spent therein; also oi better protec- tion.

Ladies and gentlemen electors, I may say the time is too abort to call on you all personally, so 1 take this mesna nl soliciting your support; and if you du me the nouor oi electing me to the Council, I will endeavor tn serve the best interests of the Ward and City.

I remain, ladies and gentlemen,

Yours truly, -

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