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CALL AT OUR STUDIO
Ph  h _ ..*Dr. Fraser, Montague, wlll_ be
` 0 _  S _ 53 Murraly Rliver, Feb. 2nd to the Btn,
Th b I . , urray ar our 7th to 11th. George-
,ew ,‘;,,n‘:,1;;°1,“t'§l‘§,”,f‘n',‘§:g“:h‘;l";il°ot: iowa 14th io the isni Dentistry in an
grapher of today will Please his entire  ' its bmnchesianended t°‘
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nr. agreeaale séirpi-lee. _ ~ 17511, or Ili; anigunt colrecllgdafor Illia'
B me 8° quickly and ’ Belgian Fate Fund in Lower Mont-
clearly. Make your appointment to- agua the mme of Mr Thomas Ta
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:FEIIE B  Coffee* lg; gi; oitnaédvgtently omitted, fork
Jewelry 1
If you want honest ~
goods _at honest prices
you will not forget us
when about to purchase
a Watch, Clock or article
of Jewelry.
Special attention given
to repairing of Watches
etc.
C. W. Patterson
Jeweiler
Eastern S.” S. Lines
INTERNATIONAL LINE.
8. S. North Star.
Leave St. John Thursday at 9.00 s..
ln.. Coastwiee. to Boston.
Return, leave Boston Mondays at 9
a. m., via Portland, East Port and
Lubec.
MAIN STEAMSHIP LINE.
Between Portland and New York.
Steamship North Land and Herman
Winter. 
Reduced Fares- Reduced State-
:room Prices.
Schedule distributed- information
upon request.
St. John City Ticker Oiiice, 47 King
Street. ‘
A. C. Currie, Agent, St. John, N.B
A. E. Fleming, T. F.& P. A., Bt. John
New Brunswick. '
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Sailings
mm Lennon ` room uanrrax
srrranr-:n '
Shenandoah Jan. 29th
.lan.?8ih Kanawha. Fenrzih
Fob.9th Rappahannock “ 26th
From LIVERPDOL From HALIFAX
Via Nfid. V19 Nfld
Tabasco Ian. 29th
Jan. 2Ul|i llromore
Graciana l~`eb. z7th
lfcli. Iltli Dt|l'll‘ll0 l"clr. 29th
Fumess,\tlithy & Co, Ltd.
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Fires Burning-
When in need of Coal for
Domestic orStearn purposes,
telephone us your order or
caltiatour oiiice. Our prices
lowest and quality the
best. Prompt and satisfactory
de1ivoiy_will~;-bggmade. _
s§...oa..,‘s.u s. c...
Agents ` for Dominion ~
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that will make
your household
huvpysyour
guests grateful; -
yourself-enthu-
siastic.
In M, I and 2 .pound cans.
Whole - ground - puiverized-
also Fine Ground for Perooistors.
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CHASE It SANBORN, MONTREAL
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dried. very hard. and as pure and
fresh as snow tfakes. There is a good
supply here but not enough' to last
long at these special prices-20c. n
pound, 7 pounds for $1.00.' The Two
Macs, 149 Great George Street. Mtf.
For Style and
Comfort'
Invictus boots do 'not
require any breaking in,
'they will not chafe, bum
or squeak.
Our winter stock is now
complete we can iitlyou with
any style you may Iclioose.
Leathers shown are Gun
Metal, Patent and Tan.
Button and Lace Styles.
Alley & Co.
135 Queen Street
 
Good Clean Coal
Some points about our Coal.
It is as _good as any coal mined.
There 1 is heat in every lump of
it. We give prompt de ivery and
our prices are as low as isood
coal can be sold for._
Phone 111 '
 c0lDIudv
C. Lyons _& Co.
tra elling suit o b o n velvet
  ,rimmed with sable’ with hat to
"T, ul S f _ mate and was given away by her
gomilles dtlxrlcg o(fall‘:;}ncle?mciIl'l§f\illl\y father' They len by the m°mI“g
_ » J- I place-in this great conflict.-Mr. T.
Riley and son of Dundas are
‘ \ ucw'sleighs.--Mr. and Mrs. John
 / Duncan spent the week ond in St.
  l’cters Buy, thc guests of Mrs. Dun-
V _ (9 '__,.-"' ‘ cau's brotiicr.-Cumberland 1-iill
=-- _._-'_]r ,scliuol is progrcsshig favorably under
t  _.- thc skillful niiiiiagerncnt of
_, ;"_,’ ._ Miss Elin Wliltly. - Miss Ger-
 `, trudc Pollard, tcachcr nt Priiiirosc.
_."’,-' \ spent the week end nt Mr. T. i’.
_/'°' Itiley's, the guest of Miss Ella Whitty.
‘ /"° _, -The storm on Tuesday was the
A"  worst ol’ the season leaving the roads
Al .~ in a wretched condition. But before
` __ 4 ' nine o'clock all the residents were
’>-'-. out and in a short time one could tra-
. _ ' _ vel _from one end of Cumberland Hill
-i,,,_ ' ~ - road to the otiier. This speaks well
’i__ , ‘ of the road master, Mr. John N. Mac-
ar ' Lead.-The friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Hudson MacDonald will be sorry to
- -- learn that their younger sou was at-
The Eastern Guardian
' ..°i1° Favs to my in um Province. 1. ..°oNe cam' ner woi-a own in-I
' .\ '1- eertion for advertising in this column.
. *T GORDON IVES ll Gllllilllll
"i\ `Represonaive n on e. 1;
ii.. ctoias sour.   r i 1 2..-.;" `" "“
r. frisnusv is can-also ro-
presentative in Sonris. Hliitf.
._ LVNDALE. - The scnooiis pro-
gressing under Miss Gertrude Mathen-
sorr.-Mr. Dan McPherson, Grand
View is busily engaged threshing with
his new gasoline engine.-Mr. Joliir
Carver' of Ve.ncouver, B. C., is visiting
lils old home in Lyndale, who has
,been absent for over sixteen years.-
His many friends 'welcome Mr. Alex-
ander McPherson home after visiting
friends in Boston, Mass.-Mr. Martin
Enman is training his beautiful trot-
ting rnare Iona Girl 2.30 which will
surprise some of the boys next sum-
mer.
...*WEDDlNG BELLS.-A very
-pretty wedding took place at the
1Cox Hotel, Souris, on Wednesday
morning, Jan. 26th, when Nellie Ii.,
daughter of J. G. Stems, Souris, wus
united in matrlmony to Sydney Mac-
Leod. ot Saskatoon, formerly of
Charlottetown. The nuptial ceremony
‘ was performed by Rev. Mr. MacKay,
of Souris. The bride was attired in
a v f r w
train for Charlottetown en route to
Saskatoon, where they will reside ln
future.-*_
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__ ..*DUNDAS NOTES - Mr. Earl
Jeiiklns, son of Mr. John Jenkins has
enlisted with tho 105th. This is the
second of illr. Jc.*.'kina sons to take
engaged ciitiing their wintcr‘s wood
nt Mt l opc -'Vir Ncil Morrison pass-\
vii through Dundas with ii fine lot of
tacked with appendicitis. But it is
pleasing to note that he is improving
under the attendance of Dr. D. C.
Morris.-Mr. Walter Richard of River
View paid a flying visit to Strathcona
the first of thc week, He reports the
roads in an excellent condition in that
part of the country.-Mr. and Mrs.
Seymour Tiiylor of Upton was visiting
rccoutly at Mr. und Mrs. T. l’. itiicy's,
-Mr. Edgar and John Jenkins, thc
promiirciit cnttlo buyers of Lot 49
passed through Dundas with n fine
herd of fat cattle.-Miss Maggie Dun-
can paid a short visit to Miss Ella
W'hitty recently.-Mr. Martin Duffy,
the egg collector of Dundas Circle,has
enlisted in the 105th Highland Regi-
ment. He will be greatly missed by
the Circle.-The horsemen of Dundas
are waiting patiently for good, ice to
show up some of their speeders.
To Each
A Purchaser
of e
N adruco
Tooth
  Paste
We _Will give F ree
,a good _Tooth Brush
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Cash must accompany order.
..°A DOUBLE BEREAVEMENT. _
Twice in two weeks the death messen-
ger' visited the community of Brude-
nell, claiming as its victims Miss Hau-
nah Gordon. ase 70 years and her
brother Wm. Gordon. age 79. On
January 2nd. 1916 Miss Gordon died
after only a few days illness of pneu-
monia. Her brother attending her
funeral and seeming in his usual
good health in two days time he also
was stricken and despite all that niedl-
cal science and careful nursing could
do. he also succumbed to the same
disease. Both were suddenly called
and ushered into the great beyond
from which none ever return. They
both were of a kind and genial dispo-
sition and many knew their hos-
pitality and kindness. Tire late Mr.
Gordon was a very energetic and
prosperous farmer owning land in
Brudenell and Cardigan. I-Ie_ and his
sister were the last of a family of
ten children of the late Henry Gordon,
one of the Brudenell pioneers, four sis
ters, Anita, Christina.Elizabetli, Mrs.
Law McLaren and four brotliers.I-ion.
Daniel, Capt. James, John and George
predeceased tlieru. Wrii. Gordon leaves
to mourn the double loss, his wife
(Jane Scrlniegeor) three sons, Stat-
forri. Henry, Charles and five daugh-
ters. Margaret, Mary, Jean, Ada and
Lillian, all at home. The sympathy of
the wliole_commnulty goes out to the
family ln their double bereavement.
...*A CAPABLE OFFICIAL.--Mr.
Duncan McDonald, section foreman
of the Georgetown-Cardigan section
of railroad, has a record for long ser-
vice which is perhaps unequalled
argong the employees of the Prince
E ward island Railway. Mr. McDon-
ald entered the employ of the rail-
way unde; its present management,
that is to say, since it became a Gov-
ernment road. on the 16th of April,
1875, so that in a very short time he
will have completed forty~one years
of active, urrlrrterrupted honorable
service in the railway employ. Pre-
vious to that time he had worked at
the building of the railway in 1872
and also as a section man in 'the
employ of the company who built
the road and operated it previous to
its being taken over by the Domin-
ior_i Government. Mr. McDonald re-
ceived his appointnrcnt as section
man on the railway under its 'iie\v
management on the recommendation
of Messrs. Burpee and Schreiber, the
contractors who built the railroad
and that their confidence in him wus
not misplaced is shown by thc fact
it
Ol Sewers and
of His Majesty King Edwzircl VII
Charlottetown" and of all Acts in
thereto. _
City of Ciiarlottetowii
Wi LL
In Ward 1 West, at or near the shop
of Patrick Murray, on the East side
of Queen Street, being number 40
Queen Street.
Ward 1 East, at or near the dwelling
»house of John Quinn, being number
131 King Street.
Ward 2, West, at the dwelling house of
James Rush, on the South side of
,Sidney Street being numbers 92,94,
Sidney Street.
Ward 2 East, at the Corner of Great
George and Sidney Streets, being
0'Shea’a Corner.
Ward 3 in the Market House Building.
In Ward 4 West, at the City Building.
Ward 4. Central, at or near Aubrey
W.hlte's shop, on the north of Kent
Street. ‘
And at the said Election the Poll will
noon and continue open until Five
WARD ON E.
East of Great George Streef.- The
l<‘irst polling District shall comprise
itll thot portion of Ward Nuuibci' One,
in the City of Charlottetown, situutu
East of Grout George Street, und thc
poll shall be held at or near the dwell-
ing of' John Quinn, No. 131 King*-St.
West of Great George Street.- The
Second Polling District shall comprise
all that portion of Ward Number One,
in the City of Charlottetown, sltuate
West of Great George Street, and the
poll shall be held at or near Patrick
Murray'.s shop, 40 Queen St.
WARD TWO.
East of Great George Strect.- The
’i‘hirrl Polling District shall comprise
all tliat' portion of Ward Nunilier Two
in the City of Charlottetown situnte
East of Grout Gcorgo Street, and the
poll shall ln: iii-.ld nt 0'Sliac's, corner
oi (ircut Gcorgo und Slain:-y Streets.
West of Great George Street- 'l‘h'c
l°`ourtli Pulling I)lstrlc`t slnill coinprlse
nil tliut portion oi' Ward Niirirbci' 'l‘wo
in tho City of Ciiarlottctown sltuate
West of Great George St. and tho poll
shall he hold at James Rush‘s resid-
enre, 92-94 Sidney Street. ,
WARD THREE.
The ‘Fifth Polling District' shrill
comprise Ward Number Three. in the
City of Charlottetown, and the poll
shall be held at the Market Houses
WARD FOUR.
East of Hillsborough 8treet.- The
Sixth Polling District shall comprise
all that portloii of Ward Number Four.
in the City of Charlottetown. sltuate
east of Hillsborough Street. and the
poll shall be held at Mrs. Patterson‘s
dwelling house, near the corner of
'Hillsborough and Kent Streets and iid-
Eleclion °f Commissioners
-In pursuance of an Act of thc Lcgislaturc ol thc Proviiicc of
Prince Edward Island iiizidc :ind passed in thc 3rd ycar of thc reign
consolidate and amend tlic scvcrnl Acts Incorporating the City of
I do hereby give PUBLIC NOTICIZ that an Election for 'l`i'lRi§l'l
COMMISSIONIERS OF SEWERS & WATER SUPPLY for thc
ON WEDNESDAY !
THE NINTH DAY OF FEBRUARY.. A. D. 1916.
AT THE SEVERAL PLACES THAT IS TO SAY:
day.
DESCRIPTION 0F~POL LING DISTRICTS
Water Supply
_ Chapter 17, intitiilcd “An Act to
aincndincnt tlrcrcof or in addition
as HELD , - f'
lWard 4 East, at or near Mrs. Patter-
son's Dwelling House on Kent
Street, near the corner of Hillsboro
ugh and Kent Streets.
Ward 5 West, at or near Ewen Cam-
eron's Bakery, Lower Spring Park
Road.
Ward 5 West Central, at Mr. Gray
Murphy's shop, Dominion House, on
the west aide of Great George Street.
Ward 5 East Central, at or near Silas
Whitlock’s dwelling house, No. 12,
14 School St., near the corner' of
Euston and School Ste.
Ward 5 East, at or near Patrick
Quinn's House No. 8 Longworth
Avenue.
be open at Nine o'clock in the fore-
o’clock in the afternoon of the same
The Seventh Polling District shirll
comprise all that portion of Ward
Number Four, sltuate West. oi' Hills-
borough Street and cast oi’ Great Geo-
rge Street, and thc poll shull be hclil
nt llic slori- o|` Aubrey Wliiti:‘s 0,, thc
north sidc ol' licnl. St. being No. 167
Kent St.
West of Great George St.-- The
Eighth Polling District sliullconrprlse
all that portion of \Vnrd Number Four
in the said City, sltuate West of Great
George Street. and the poll shall be
held at the Engine House Room of the
City. Building.
WARD FIVE.
East of Hillsborough Street- The
Ninth Polling District shall comprise
all that portion of Ward Nuinbor Five
its most honored and trusted ofil-
cials. Mr. Mr.-Donald first worked on
the Morell section, being afterwards
transferred to St. Peter's, whore he
was pronroted to be section foreman
and where he served continuously
for a period of twenty~iive years pre-
vious to receiving his present ap-I
pointment_ Before leaving St. Pe-,
ter's he was presented with a fare-~
well address, accompanied by a'sub-|
stantial purse by the leading resi-
dents of that place, showing the es-l
teem in which he_ was held by the
people of St. Peter's. He has now|
been in charge of the Georgetown-
Cardigarr section for upwards of sev~l
en years. Besides his railroad actl-»
vities Mr. McDoirald finds time for;
the social amenities of life and is an
accomplished pipe musician, havingf
few equals and no superiors amougi
(.`irurlottcto\vn" and of :iii Acts in
tiicrcto.
:incl 3, of thc sziiri city, :ind of two
rnoii Councilincn, rcprcsciiting thc
For \\":ir<i Number
For Ward Number
For \\/iird Number
For Ward Number
For \\"urd Number Fi
WILL
In Ward 1 West, at oi- near the shop
of Patrick Murray, on the East side
of Queen Street, being number 40
Queen Street.
Ward 1 East, at or near the dwelling
house of John Quinn, being number
131 King Street.
Ward 2, West, at the dwelling house of
James Rush, on the South side of
Sidney Street being numbers 92,94,
Sidney Street.
Ward 2 East, at the Corner of Great
George and Sidney Streets, being
O‘Shea's Corner.
Ward 3 in the Market House Building.
In Ward 4 West, at the City Building.
Ward 4 Central, at or near Aubrey
Whlte's shop, on the north of Kent
Streets.
And at the said Election the Pol-l will
noon and continue open until Five
_ DESCRIPTION OF POL
WARD ONE.
East of Great George Streef.- The
I-‘li-st' Polling District shall coniprlse
all that portion oi Ward Number One,
in the City of Charlottetown, sltuate
East of Great George Street. and the
poll shrill be liclil ul. or imar thc dwell-
ing of John Quinn. No. 131 King St.
West of Great George Street- The
Second Polling District shall comprise
l all that portion of Ward Number One,
_in the City of Charlottetown. sltuate
, West of Great George Street, and the
"pool shall be held at or near Patrick
Murray's shop. 40 Queen St.
WARD TWO.
in (lliarlottctowri, oust ol’ Hillsborough
,Struct und of ri line in continuation
thereof to the division linc bctwecu
Cliurlottclowri tloniiiioii and ltoyulty.
and the pull shrill be held nr. or near
the dwelling house ot' l’u.l.ri<:k Quinn,
Tanner. No. 8 Longwortli Avcuuc.
The 'l`enl=li Pollliig District sliuil
coinpriso all tluit: portion ol' Wurd
l°‘ive in filiarlottctowrr. cast ol' (ircul.
George Street. und the Miilpoque llond
and west' of ilillshoroiigli Struct. nnil
ot' ii Iliic in continuation llicrcol' to ihc
divlsloii line bclwccii (,‘liarloi.tctown
Common iinil Royalty rind lim poll
shrill be held ut or noni' the iiwcllliir:
house of Silas J. Whitlock 12-14 School
St., nciir thc rzuriicr of School und
Euston Strcct.s._
West of Great George Street and
_East of Queen SL- The lilevcnth
Polling District shull cornprlsc all that
portion of Ward l~`lvu in (7liai'loilctowii,
west of Great George Street and the
Malpcque ltoad and cast of Queen
Street, and the poll shall be hold at
the shop of Mr. Gray Murphy. Doin-
iiiion House, sltuate on *lilo Wcst side
of Great George St.
The twelfth Polling District shall
comprise all that portion of Ward
Five in Charlottetown. sltuate west
of Queen Street, including Govern-_
ment House and land and Victoria
Park, and the poll shall be hold at
er near the shop of Ewen Cameron.
ioiriing Wright's Undertaking oi1ice_
F ' k 1 ,,_NOM|NATl0N DAY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY ZND, A. D. 1916. '
Or 0113 WCC On  ‘~ Ain. office of tho ony crork, nom the hour of rwom oeiook noon, nommariou o/iv wermaaoav,
" ' f " ` _tlntll the Iiour of Four o'oloek ln the afternoon of the same day. At the Office of the City Clerk,fro
, _ _  For Quallfloatldn of Eleotors see Ast 3rd Edward Vll., Cap. 17, Sec. 24 until the hour of Four o’clocls In the afternoon of the same day. .
_   _ to as; .no Aqrm dooyoo v., cap. is one 14. - ro. auaiinomon of simon no Aoi are :award vii., cop. 11. soo. 24
1 , . ‘ `»'r_ _ W. W. CLARKE, _ to 29; also Act 1st George V., Cap. 18 and 14. .
, _
13 Lnwor Spring Park ltorid.
East of Great George Street.- Tho
Tlilrd Polling District shall comprise
nil iluit' portion of Wiird Nurnbcr Two
in tlir-_ City of tiluirluitctowii situiitc
ldiisl. of Grunt' George Struct, and ilic
poll sliull ho held nt O'Shac’s, corner
5 of Great George und Sidney Streets.
l West of Great George Street.- Tho
l"ourth Piillliig District. shall conrprlsc
ull that pm-Lioii of Wiird Nunibcr Two
in thc (lily nl' (‘liuriolictuwrr sltuate
West of Grout (lcorgc St. and thc poll
shall he hold nt Jiiincs Ruirli’s resid-
enrc, 92-94 Sidney Stroct.
WARD THREE.
Thu l"ll`t.li Polllm: District shrill
comprise Ward Nnmher Three, in the
City of Charlottetown, and rho poll
shall be held at the Market llousc.
ll
w/mo Foun. _
East of Hillsborough Street.- The
Sixth Polling District shall comprise
all that portion of Ward Number Four.
in the City of Cliarlottetowii, sltuate
east_of Hillsborough Street. and the
poll shall bo held at Mrs. I’atterson’s
dwelling house. near the corner of
Hillsborough and Kent Streets and ad-
da
tlia_t hc has over slnco. during ulllthu pipe,-,, 0| me |`,,-°v|,,ce_ hom ',§|.
those years. remained in the eerviceiways 1,, ,-aqua,” M me ,,,,m,,| gem.
of the ltailway and is to-day one of ugh qa;|,e,-|,,g of me Cueggnlgu
Club, of which be is an honored
member, besides taking au active
part in this Burns Anniversary .cou-
certs. ills plpes,` which are is very
fine set, were purchased from Mr.
McEachern. of Savage Harbor some
years ago. and with them "Duncan
the Piper," as he is famillarly known
has delighted many an audience
with the inspiring music that recalls
"the stirring nremorles of a thousand
years." Mr. McDonald was born at
Dundas, King’s County. in 1855, a
son of the late Norman McDonald,
wiio emigrated to this island from
the Isle of Skye, Scotland. in the
year 1840 at the age, of eighteen. He
has been twice married, his present
wife was a Miss Howlett, of Annan-
dale, and has a family of seven, one
of whom is at present in the railway
service on the island.-&.
Civic Election  
In pursuance of un Act of the Legislature of thc Proviiicc ol
Prince l'l<i\\':irii islzinii manic :uni pnsscil in tlic 3rd your of thc reign
of His i\-lzijcsty King Iiilivurri \/ii., Cluiptcr 17, intitulcd “i\n Act to
coiisolirizitc and :inicnd thc scvcrzil Acts Incorliorziliiig thc City oi'
uinciiilnicnt thcrcol or in zrtiditioii
ldo Iicrcby give PUBLIC NOTICE that an lilcctioii ol' :i
.\Iayor for thc siiid city. and of one pcrsoi_i to scrvc as a Coniiiion
Councilniiin in thc City Council for catch of thc Wziriis Niiirihcrs 1- 1:
pci~soii.~: to serve :is Common Coun-
ciinicu in thc sziiil Council for VV:ir<i Niinilicr 4 ul» thc said city, :iiui
iii' tirrcc pcrsons to scrvc us Conuiion Coiincilrncn in tlic sziiii Coniicil
for Ward No. 5 in thc sziiil city; being in all zi Mayor :ind Eight Coin-
cily :is follows:
One---One Councillor
'l`\vo----One Councillor
'l`iircc---()nc Coiinciilor
Four---Two Councillors
vc---Three Councillors
BE HELD
ON WEDNESDAY !
THE NINTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. D. 1916.
AT THE SEVERAL PLACES THAT I8 T0 SAY!
Ward 4 East, at or near Mrs. Patter-
son's Dwelling House on Kent
Street, near the corner of Hillsboro
ugh and Kent Streets.
Ward 5 West, at or near Ewen Cam-
gronés Bakery, Lower Spring Park
ea .
Ward 5 Wcst Central, at Mr. Gray
Murphy’a shop, Dominion House, on
the west sldc of Great George Street.
Ward 5 East Central, at or near Silas
Whitlock'a dwelling house, No. 12.
14 School St.. near the corner of
Euston and School Sta.
Ward 5 East, at or near Patrick
Quinn's House No. 8 Longworth
\Avenue. »
be open at Nine o’clock in the fors-
o'clock in the afternoon of the same
y.
LING DISTRICTS
The Seventh Polling District shall
comprise all that portion of Ward
Number Four, sltuate West. of Hills-
borough Street and east of Great Geo
rge Street, and the poll shall be held
at the store of Aubrey White's 0,, the
north side of Kent St. being No. 167
West of Great George St.- The
Eighth Pulling liistriizt shrill comprise
all thiit portion of Ward Number Four
in the :-:aid City, sltuate West of Grout
George Str-cet, nnd the poll shall bc
held ot thc Engine House ltoour oi' the
City Building.
WARD FIVE.
\ .
East of Hillsborough Street- The
Ninth Polling District shall comprise
all that portion of Ward Number Five
in Charlottetown. east of Hillsborough
Street and a line in continuation
thereof' to the division line between
Cliarlottetown (lonririoriluiiil Royalty.
and the poll shrill he hielil at or nciir
tho dwelling house of Patrick Quinn.
Tanner, No. 8 Longwortli Avenue.
Tlin Tenth Polling Distflct shall
conipriso all that' portion of Ward
Five in (lliarlottctown, east oi’ (iroal
George Strecl. and the Malpeuuu itoad
and west' of liillshorougii Street. and
of ii line in continuation tiicrcof to tim
division liiro iictwccii Charlottetown
Conrinuu and Royalty and tho poll
.shall be held at or near the dwelling
lmuso of' Sllus J. Wliltlock 12-it School
St., near tim corner of School and
Euston Strccts.
West of Great George Street and
East of Queen 8t.-- The Eleventh
Polling District shall comprise all that
portion of Ward l~`lvo in Cliarlottctowii.
v/ost of Great George Street ami the
Miilpoquo Road and east of Queen
Street, and the poll eliaill be hold at
tho shop of Mr. Gray Murphy, Dmn-
lnion House, sltuate on tho West side
of Great George Street. Tire twelfth
polling district shall coni-
comprlse all that portion oi’ Ward
Five in Charlottetown, sltuate west
of Queen Street, including Govern-
ment House and land and Victoria
Park. and the poll shall be held al
er near the shop of Ewen Cameron.
Joining Wrlght's Undertaking oiilce.
13 Lower Spring Park Road.
FEBRUARV 2ND, A. D. 1916.
m the hour of Twelve o'eloe_k noon,
City Clerk. W W CLARKE
‘ Reoimto H s‘i'sn'us,`\' ' ' vv s f ' ' ony' emu.
  Mayor of im org or camoimown. - ` neomato H. avenue. \
_ _ cy _  ' Clt ll k’ Ofli Ch rl tteto Januar 14th. 1916. Ms o fth Clt tch lettete n
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7025_1_26mw,mu_ _ » ~ 702|__1.25M7|_ - A _ 7021 1 26M" City Cleric. Olllce, Charlottetown, January 14th. 1910.
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