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MONDAY. _

LWR 651T FIIII YGIIII LIIIER

Iain Iiier is the largest organ in your body and mast important la your health. It pour: out I>ile to digest Iaad, get: rid of waste, ruppliee lovener] , :lIo\u proper muriehment to reach

work properly: You feel "rotten" headacliy,

Iliel from then: lliIllfIeh-YIIIII Emit-Mine. $0 an you nan’. Try Fniit-a-fivu-yttifll In

PRICE GEILIIIG REGULATIONS

OITAWA, Cll-Ilflda. Jflmlflry 34- to inform business

ulltlu.‘ llutlifi: to Wartime Prices and Trade Board l5 announced t0-

Q pixies and ‘Pracle Board

i .\i on the mailing list c iiiosl- business bulletins,’ a c. n. Morphy. Dirwwr in A. arising, "As each new ID- pllceuori for licence is received. U10 name of the applicant. will be add- cd.

Apart li-i m the legal requirements winch mike ll. obliiiatoijv for ever) Li time LU notify tile Board after Ljtlffkll 3i, of an‘; change in name. ownership, or character oi his bus!- riess wiiiiout. ten (I-"ISS in" IIICII

- ' icatlon will en-

a Wartime Prices .1 licence, unless he .l1llC(l one under a licensing order. iiivrs, livestock and ltlut eels, and fishermen. no licorice unless buying tor ' ile. Operators of private board- and employees of per- ins tlii-iiiiiilves subject t0 i130 1.. ipt.

.zit litcnsiiig order also o those providing services ive been brought under the , Tli e include: the

ilXlllkl i and the pro-

.. iaiiiii- ‘age; un~ launder-

:i.,i and beauty J llllllllg. heating. . . ,.-,,

i . .. _ [J10 I S on ii custom or coin- foiiiiis have

Ofiic

. ill 0t the Nlaxi-

further inform- .d be atiilrtissod i0 the ' ' i,f Licensing at Charl0ttetci'a'ti, ltrginii. Ed-

i It Happened i I Twice I

T. C. BRIDGES

-vOiooooooovooooueeqoqoeg itjiiirsiitcl 1mm pgiqp 3.

9 C

mi. ileck. and out of

ii saw him giving i r the big copper liiwii. and the two

. 'i.l‘.'I._llIl' 311., Jarilliii-i

ICEIHC v had reccjiiii/ivl ii-iii‘ or nut. She had never spoken to the woman s.nce

that day when Sill: had brought

Toto nu‘. of tllC llllll ,.

said. Clearly. ric was just as much

sav that Dr. Cray unis tlilire to sec ‘ Iriilii \\‘ll(‘y.

4., .y had been ciillcd ln by Edgar, who had refused t0 let John Arkwright attend his viiifc, and liarl set Altiiczi against him by trillini! liiii- that it was nls fault that. hls Intlillfl‘ liiid (lil‘(l_ Edgar could lie convincingly‘ when occasion arose.

A

a had no kiiow- H

Cardigan Head

and Vicinity

ItIcAree. Baldwin's Rd. was a recent visitor to Mount. Stewart.

Lorne Valley visiting friends and relatives.

Corcoran, Baldwin's Rd, were vls- itors to New Perth on Tuesday.

lforiday’ to resume licr duties.

Mr . Clarence

Bixidliiy.

.\lr. R. Nonnau. commercial trav- eller for Carvell Bros. City, was a

visitor to 48 Road Wednesday. Mr. Hancis Maclntyre.

Mr. and Mrs.

Mrs. Wilfiiid McAreo, Baldwin's Rd , spent a few days in the city.

Mrs. Stephen Malone, city. L! VISIIZIR? with her mother, Mrs. Jo- seph Cullen, 48 Road.

Mr. Jack C an. BZll'l\VIl‘l'S Rd. was a l)lI.';Ill(‘S-'>‘ visitor to Mount Stewart during the past week.

Mr. D‘Athe o! DcBlois Bros. firm

city, was a vt=ttor to Lorrie Valley and 48 Road on Tuesday.

Dr. J.P Mritiliityrc. Montacuc.

Although the rain which fell so heavily on Tuesday may not liave been welcomed bv every one, I ain quite sure it must have been bv the blacksmiths. for ii. seems Wednes- (lav that of every one you asked, "where are you going?" it was al- ways the same reply. “To the forge."

Mr. George MacAiiiay. Cardigan Head was a recent visitor to New Perth

Mr. Harry Macbeod. Cardiizan Head. returned Thursday mcrnlnc to Nova Scotla, havlnz spent. the past counle of weeks with his wife and family.

Mr. IIPIVI» ‘faiiGifliith. Lorrie Val- lcv. lrft for Noiwi . ‘ii Thiirsdiii where he hours to . emnlnizciil for the remaining winter months. C.

In Memoriam

MR. WILLIAM C. ENMAN

'. January 7th. i ...l peacefully away 1d tVlliiam CIIZIIICIICI.‘ liiimiin a". the age of seventy-four ycais. The late Mr. Erinian was s. son of the late Robart. and l\I;t‘.‘lP (Chandler; Eninaii of Pownal. Lra iiig home at an curly age he lll the United Statesfoi" a

band and father" he will be sadly

at home; three grai lldren, l-laii- rlnt. GCOFZC and Jan s of Hatha- way and foiir broth. .,

. .. . NIL, Mark ‘flnfdl

poor hi

(if

IIIVJXDPCICCIIY. I-Ic died trusting

a Blc=s:~d Redeemer. The fuiier

service was lirld on Januryv 9 and

was ccndwted by Rev. All Todd, ‘ w Bap‘. t CIIIIFTIl

ii llifillllIPl‘. I/lrs.

;-i_ Disappointment. In Heaven. ‘Ilc hymns sung

hiiviT uioiilzrd

Althea was pliaced at this praise of Peggy. sue iiccaii to ‘drop her ‘ reserve and trill< more freely. Peggy. sitting hulplrisslyi, by realized that Althea Was falling tinder her spell.

Redmond, city. slttllf lllt‘, week-end zit. St. Teresa the uiirisi. of Mr. and Mrs. Lmonard

Edward Cairns,

MIQIIIIIIL“ III“ “ml Iiamg Ward Number One, in the Llty of Clinrlottetowmi ‘a1 situate East o! Great. George StrI-et, and the Poll

DOMINION SEED HOUSE

Marple Godfrey, Archie MacLcod. WJJ. Neill, Alvin McLure, Andrew Dollar and Charles Proiide. Inter-

ment was in I-llghfield cemetery. Iwve “eghcwd

quarberis water that shut-off lis

AT BI) \VEDS 76

DROITWICH. England -—-(CPI-- HAMPSHIRE

"It was love at. first sight," Mrs nual meeting of

riage for Mrs. Bond.

rm: column I: rnnerveil In! mm: ol tool! lnterut. bu!

i ._ . _ ___€______. CRASWELL for Photographs CONFEDERATION LIFE lNSUR ANCE. [r818

-——- R P. E. l. HOSPITAL SKATE‘ Wed- of 011mm mo]; p130!) cc

street after Monday the 26.h.

Y.P.U.—'I'.he 8n-

Tlic President. Miss Verna Kitson

THE CHARLOTTETOIFN GUARDIAN

was In Ilze chair. It was decided to

tit-IIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIII strait."2:.ir:i.a.i“s&*.iili;

year. The Rev. lxwis M. Murray took charlie o! the ineetlns tor the udnrltnlng of u

annoy nature may be lnurteu n! l 3m l; fgllowp; put, Hulda“,

wards; treasiicr, Francis Glow, Con- vener of Missions, Mrs. Harry Ed- wards, Oonv-enor of Fellowship. Mrs. Watson Inxter. Oonvenor o!

Proud, Roll Coll secretary, Hilda

obert. Edwards. The installatgn e

L"'°'I'1'Iz'IIIi week's holiday with his 11mm

Mr. imd Mrs. Neil McDougall, Up-

WATER RATES.- Persons who p" Prince street

paying the comm rate are remn ' _'“' ts will be on the SUCCESS “Ii I"

The regular monthly meetlni of Success Women's Institute me at. the home of Miss Mayme B- MM- Kay On Tuesday. January 20. Meeting opened by FIW-Zllli-‘I Ode and

L-754-1-24-2l.

the Hampshire

proved. Roll call answered by 14

election o! officers for 1942 which read 1

members and t! visitor: with n New Year's Thought. The Ried Cross eonvenor reported 8 cases packed. $3.65 for quilt material. 35-60 (or yarn. Pour letter: o! tlimh were

or CIIIIBLIDHI remembrance:- It was decided to take a. special

and sell lunches in the near future. 1t was decided to send for three copies of the Crusader. The ques- tionnaire Cltlzeuhlp In than die-

Mrs. G. Macbeod Ind Mrs. M.

__ Quick Relief fur '_STIFFNESS, SOREN555

BUMPS, ACHES, PAINS fm," BRUISES, CHEST COLDS

Buck It up "u" no" r at: l word nlrlrll i-fi ‘ - I """I' I‘ V Kltso ; Presld t. Mrs. 50 ts collection at next. tin: “d lee‘ "M" mum" ‘I-Imm- JoelirlilaEaston, nsecretary, eAlllce Ed- 818:6; have a carnival at till‘? rink i

SLOAN’S

rbloo . when your liver get: out of order M‘, Haw ' - .

. . . . y MacKuy, R.C.A.F. ____. Citizenship, George Jones, Oonven- cussed b the convent-n‘ ma. JM. i; l. ., if 'I°°°"'.P°"§"'Y°"','_"'"“"€‘- I“ I"? Summersidc, spent it few days 1n yaw 3mg (muggy RECORDS. or or Recreation, semis White. Campbel and the papeli: on some N“ ‘ ' ' ’ , came constitute Atoms: and kidneynnnt Toun-ibs Mu5jc s“)... L-752-1-24-ll. Convenor of Publication. Clifford were read by Mrs. n. Campbell. JUST PAT IT 0N!

token amounted to $1.06. Meeting

closed with Natlmal Anthem. plannedJsmual.

The members of the Women's Institute o! Nine Mile Creek oa- sembled st rim. Charles MocDoug- oil's on Tuesday, January l3th. 1942. The meeting which was pne- sided over bv Mrs. Sarah Mae- Dougall, was opened by singing the Institute Ode and icpeatlng the creed in unison. Roll call was ma- wered by six members. Minutes of previous meeting were rend. op~

ore. The meeting

wls gratefully received. It was

PM’ l e gab were raided ond enjoyed ch11 . members and visit- singing the National Anthem. PEG-TOP SLIMNESS STYLE- RIGHT ‘Ithe betwixt. and between of nar- mw skirt width orid action that is insistently demanded, and worked out. la the peg-top 51l-

I““I“°I"'.‘I-I"Yi ‘hit-I'd °"' ‘II II“ II“ -—- ., coon STUDIO Where smart MacLean, Orgiinlsts. vmiii Kltson Camobell- A contest was enioved- i F°'°""”I""II‘°"“"‘I'I'""’°"P'°‘°PI in. Eduiard Calrng and Mr. John people are being photographed and Frances Glow, Plate Collector, Roll call tor next. meeting, A Child's Oroee. During the meeting n. doim- the 915g qr m, “ma. ,‘-=- “up p93 your; copY TODAY Disease and Treatment. Collection tlon from J. Campbell, R.O.AJ'. skirt. in rune of the new mm

to get more yam

lilqly delighted haw quickly you'll fuel like I _____. 5d . . 1 t m p0 um "°" I""°“' “P” ""I ""II'I‘I"' 25°’ 5°" Stella Cavaflflgh. b98611" 0f aroacnowu. our. m a‘ men n“ a e L-iis-i-ze-zi. iiiiiirch service sundm January Lunch served by committee in to knit and material to sew when still considered "extrcmefleindllol? cflflfltld‘! \,il= 541mm} who had been —i— ' __,_________.._. (liarge. available 1g w“ decided g6 open to wear scmeume i . I11 ' ' lqiwtblliiiv . ‘ n‘ . i th _ -_. -_-._ JUsT ARRIVED a great assort- ._ ' m, ' -. 5 IIB Skirt. rq- l T b, t; m-(l 1,0 h_i 111mg n. Sou, _ _ Lam George Mcnougan m‘ (he R, gm- next, meeungl “njch will be e accurately mg-twn 1 m. o m §|.lil\i_ through llllltiss, returned on m Jesus... and “Abide with My. greediiiis Oél-‘Iefgtititégesglilfiellggseegt Ken CAF" arrived from Ontario by NINE MILE CREEK W. I. held at. Ruth Betty by members tagged at the hemlliie, bu; a - The pallbearers were Messrs. Y - ° 3 - plgne on Friday m spend e two dim . The contents o! o 1;‘ h3g1: hflI-IleY-IIIG below m.

sufficient fm- t; éiiiinimufll‘ intently?‘ i=- iiati °' "" - eas 1m -- lng" factor in sk rt Ellhgiilettrl3uim' I155 01 softer features for bodicli- h‘ CORIIIIS In. chiefly in the loin,“ I. III! rippled collars and revers o’ m

When browning

was closed by

easeof

IlHlZ-—:\ I)‘ ' ,, v _ LDTDC , ‘ _ .9‘ _ id .151 '_ i W m‘) I lwluill; Wiiiildflilfriii VIIIICII‘ ‘m; a “mgr m the my 0“ Rllilninilihtliiolkflie X21631? fir (I,i'=i1t“JOnII.llll IYIIOOIIIITOIIEZLIOIOIIG TVIILHHIIIIBITVSEICTIIIEFITS; repciillnn Creed in unison, Minutes proved and signed. since the last IIQEIEIISEt- “I; deIInIwIY Iiwelmid by Pa" W New!“ excigIllliea-Iliil i ‘in a

' ' ‘ I" d 2 ., i- I ... “- ._ U. i ' . ' .,.. ‘ " ° - . ~ . . ._ . d m~ iY S. ~ ' >- l nines: DI w duos M Newwnih m n “h m“ m“! mm on the mining of Dicemb“ 30th of Inst mwtmn “m? m“ and an iiiftiiilalxg. qviiiiiegsinlflrtifoftlies {'12s It is the silhouette that. interprets iiraclgoff the ml as mo“ as n m‘

In pursuance of An Act of the Legis Island, made and passed in the Twenty- George V., Chapter 31, entitled “An Act to corporating the City of Charl tfcfoivn,” and dition thereto.

I do hereby give PUBLIC NOTICE

City and one person to serve as a Councillor in the City Council for each of the Wards,

Numbers 1. 2 and 3 of the said City, and said Council for Ward Number Four of the

FOR WARD NUMBER FOR WARD NUMBER FOR WARD NUMBER FOR WARD NUMBER FOR WARD NUMBER

WILL BE

WEDNESDAY

THE ELEVENTH DAY OF AT THE SEVERAL POLLING

Ward l West, at 0r near LeRoy R. Cam» er0n's Repair Shop, being No. 50 Queen Street.

Waiid_1 East, at 0r near the residence of Hilaire Gallant, being N0. 230 King Street.

“Iard 2 West. at 0r nsiiir the shop 0f J. S. Biggafis Auction Rooms. bcini: No. 120 Richmond Street.

Ward 2 lilast, zit \\i'illi.'im Bowman's resid~ ence, No. 178 Sydney Street.

Ward 3 in the iIIarket House Building. Ward 4 IIIesI, at the City Building.

chards shop. Iieing N0. 1S2 on the south

continue open until five o’clock in the after I DESCRIPTIION OF warm our; '

msr 0F GREAT GEORGE sTREET-The First i

Il I0? ‘I IIIIIIII)" Polling Division shall comprise all that. portion of

llllalre

Should be licld at. or ncar the residence of

Gallant’ 230 King Strum inf Great George Street. and the I'nll shall be licltl

WEST or GREAT uiioiiriii‘ S'l‘Rl<ll-L'l‘ -'I‘he ‘int "w City Building. feclingly "'1 rue Second Polling Division shall comprise all that portion

of Ward Number One, Ill the City of (lliarlottctown,

H “W? situate ivest of Great George Street, and the Poll shall “The Lord ls Vly Shepherd, Asleep

be held at or near LeRoy R. Shop, Na. 50 Queen Street. .

WARD l‘WO

Cameron's Repair

EAST OF GREAT GEORGE STIIEIYI -— The Third Polling Division shall comprise all that portion

whm a; 111st ilicv drove away she of Ward Number Two. in the City of Charlottetown.

lllfllPtl to Pei-Jay. "DJrs,

fcii hiiii."

Peggy Liit licr lip and managed to kCEp silciicc, There was no need bubbled on o; ward Numb“. 7w,” h, u“. Cny or (jhariugwgown, l IVest of Illllsbnrough Street and a line In continuation

Altrica “v home.

to talk for liiipply nll the .

f‘ ppealv. d to licl‘.

iiricks and tin-ouch narrow lanes.

Edgar never offered to come with them. He wits polite to Althea. but Peggy could see plainly that he had not. the slightest feeling for her.

Of ten she and

Ii could be ili-ivcn over stony

situate East of Great. George Street, and the Poll

Jziriliiiv is flllflrmillfi" SI"! shall he held at William Bowman's residence, 178‘, dsirt wonder Edgar fell “an”, sum,"

WEST OF (I-RENT GEORGE STREET -~Tlic Fourth Polling Division shall comprise nll that portion

situate West of (in-zit George Street. and the Poll

The Filth Polling Division shall comprise Ward

WARD FOUR EAST

EAST 0F HILLSBOROUGH STREET —Tho Sixth Polling Division shall cornprlce III that portion 0t Ward Number Four, In the City ol fhsrlottetown.

Piggy’ knew, too, that lie saw much all!!!“ EMI- 0! lllllflbflrfllllh 8PM! one‘ the Poll shall

more of Mrs

Jardine than Althea be held at or near the shop of Henry Mouuw, No,

0H1‘ SIXSYWCICII Peqilv herself keii I71 Weymauth Street.

lature of the Province of Prince Edward first year of the reign of His Majesty King consolidate and amend the several Acts in- all Acts in amendment thereof 0r in ad-

that. an election of a Mayor for the said of two persons to serve as Councillors in said City and of Three persons t0 serve as

ONE-ONE COUNCILLOR. TWO-ONE COUNCILLOR. THREE-ONE COUNCILLOR. FOUR-TWO COUNCILLORS FIVE—THREE COUNCILLORS.

HELD ON

FEBRUARY, A. D., 1912 PLACES THAT IS TO SAY?

Ward 4 East, at or near the ship of llcniiy L. Mutlow, being N0. 171 Weyriiniiih Street.

Ward 5 West, at Bud's Service SIIIIIOII- corner of Queen and Eiiston Streets.

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

Ward 5 East Central at the Red Indian Ser- i vice Station, corner Fitzroy and Great George Streets.

Ward 5 East, at 0r near the dwelling of

Street.

POLLING DISTRICTS

Urban Blanchard, being No. 182 on the South side of Kent. Street.

WARD FOUR. EAST WEST 0F GREAT GEORGE SIltl-JET-Tlie Eighth [Iolltng Division shall comprise all Ihut. portion of Ward Number Four, in the said City situate West

WARD FIVE EAST

EAST 0F IIILLSBORUUGH S'l'Itl-lE'l‘ —The I Ninth Polling Division shall cflllllififio- all that portion inf Ward Number Five, In Clmrlnllctnwii East of 1 lllllsbnrnugh Street, and a line In continuance thereof to the division Ilne between Charlottetown Common and Royalty, and the Poll shall he liclil at or near the home of Mr. William “McDonald, 25!) Euslon . Street. i WARD FIVE EAST (‘l-ZI-YTRAI.

‘ The Tenth Pnllinir Division shall comprise all flint portion of’ Ward Five. In (‘liarliittiitowii East oi .Grcat George Street and the Miilpiiciur Road and

'thercnf to the division line between Charlottetown

WARD FIVE WEST CENTRAL

Division shall comprise all that portion of Ward Five. In ChIIMt-rtown. West or Great. oi-arge sum and Mnlpeque Mod and East. of Queer Street, and the Poll shall be held :1 Mallettfe Service Station. being No. 207 Great George street.

WARD FIVE WEST

Three Commissioners of

THE ELEVENTH DAY OF AT THE SEVERAL POLLING

Ward 1 West, at or near LeRoy R. Cam- eron’s Repair Shop, being No. 50 Queen Street.

Ward 1 East, at or near the residence of Hilair Gallant being No. 230 King Street.

Ward 2 West, at or near the shop of J. S. Biggafs Auction Rooms, being No. 120 Richmond Street.

Ward 2 East, at William Bowman's resid- ence, No. 178 Sydney Street.

Ward 3 in the Market House Building. Ward 4 West, at the City Building.

IVai-d 4 Central, at or near Urban Blanch- ard’s shop being No. 182 on the South

side of Kent Street.

continue open until Five o’clock In the

WARD ONE

EAST 0F GREAT GEORGE STREET-The Fire! Polling Division shall cnmprlse all that. portion of Ward Number One, In the City of Charlottetown, situate East of Great George Street, and the Poll shall he held at. or near the residence of Itllnlre Gal- lant. 230 King Street.

WEST 0F GREAT GEORGE STREET-The 8e0- nnd Polling Dlvlslon shall comprise all that portion of Want Number One, In the Clty of Charlottetown, alf- uate west. of‘ Great George Street, and the Poll shall be held at. or near LeRoy R, Cameron's Repair Shop. No. 50 Queen Street.

WARD TWO

E551‘ 0F GREAT GEORGE STREET-The 'I‘liiril Polling Division shall comprise all that. portion of Ward Number Two. in the (‘Ity of Charlottetown. situate Eust of Great George Street. and the Poll shall he held at William Bateman‘: residence, 178 Sydney Street.

WEST 0F GREAT GEORGE STREET- The Fourth Polling Division shall comprise all that por- Ilrm of Ward Number ‘I'm-n. In the City nf Chm-Infle- Imvll. situate Wrist 0t Great Georgce Street, and the I'nll shall IH‘ held at or near J. S, Blggarh Auction Rooms, N0 120 Richmond Street.

WARD THREE

WARD FOUR EAST

tlon of Word Number Four. In the City of ch". ' ‘fetown, situate East of Hlllehoi-ough Street. and the Poll shall be held nt or near the nhop of Henry Mullw. No- 111 weymantii Street.

WARD FOUR CENTRAL

The Seventh Polling DIVIIIOII shall comprhe all that portion of Wm] Number Four, situate Welt of

“yiitrery business Wm“ h" III‘ rliiviiiiiiiiellgiigmwoaeilgudl‘? . r CIVIC ELECTION ii viii ii

SEWERS and WATER SUPPLY

In pursuance of An Act of the Legislature of the Province of‘ Prince Edwin-d Is. land, made and passed in the Fiftieth year of the reign 0f Her ltlajcsly Queen Victoria Chapter 8. entitled “The Charlottetown Water Works Acts," and all Acts in amend mcnt thereof or in addition thereto, and ofAn Act 0f the Legislature of the Province of Prince Edward Island made and passed in the Sixty-first year of the reign of He; Majesty Q1199" Victoria, Chapter l2. entitled, "The Charlottetown Sewerage Act," and all Acts in amendment thereof 0r in ad dition thereto.

u‘ i inui , -i 4 n wd- C 'II i. ' -.'I C ' i W; id N b i F“ ' the said City; being‘ in llII a _ _ :€.lszt:kls_lt.gi‘ui)gl;igllls0 ggiiyssggr a; iieisidiily.“ m O 8 Md on c Moalyliicrl “ti; Cozlrllléicllllofils“ rcplfésentrniglfile Gilt‘; a‘? follows, I do hereby give PUBLIC NOTICE that an Election for