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STEWART & LOWTHER  _ iockgd down at her fm. a munmnm ret-um .0 the subject of Billy.
` J D S'[|._wAg| K (;, ______ _ mm_ "What did he do to frighten
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' i3AoE_ Two _ _ _________fri-ir.__giiA_1_1_1_.oTTETowN ou_l\i;pIA1g_ _
For All V/I.o Prefer Quality
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_DiSS0luti0n 'Of _ ___SM1L E S"
Partnership
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PPOVINCE OF PRINCE EDWARD,
isL..'.Ni>: ;
QUEENS COU`N'I`Y .
We, J. Aiif;ii:.t.;ie MacDonald and
ii Fruiicis Miicifliei-_ both of Char-
luttewwri in Quiieifs County in said
Province, B..i'ri.stir.~'. DO HEREBY
CERTIFY: 'lhat the partnership
lately subsisiing between us carry- ‘ "°
ing on biisiiiess as Barristers, Sol-
icitors and Attorneys under the firm
naine of MiicDONALD & MuCPHEE
ln the City of Charlottetown, his
been dissolved by mutual consent.
Dated this lst day of February, of-_
A. D. 1932:  '~,_
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_(Syd) C. J. CAMPBELL
(79-2-3-6i.
E _ “A mm is eneiiied to take 1 day
:fl on her birthday.-most women`
  .aka off scvtmi . ~,5~~
C. M. Lampson (3 Co. |
LIMITED.
64 Queen Street
London, E. C 4, England
Public Auction Sales f
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_RAW FURS ~
whipping bags will be furnish. 1 ,_ , _ _
ed without charge by applylnz ` "  '_ " ‘ F* - '
to li. T. Holman Ltd.. Sum
uierside P E. L  /\ _  
Represented by _,_
Alfred Fraser’ Inc. _ __l?.i;_r‘_a_leB;i_‘Re_r: Who cut yer hair
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NC' Y°'\- N- Y- :ouidn't find the scissors, an' the ‘
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MONEY T0 LOAN
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 T, `_l.` ,fl  `iiii'¢ii__'li l1ci'mcinoi’y, and she halt- _t
‘gg . _  _ *ii é-iif1iiIi_\‘. and ivinl, slowly for I
is-iiv, ilicu. how pale and iiear to
(Continued) IC
At that. Billy stopped dead still; t
a. moment w.th an exprewiou of
a queer, low cry »oreak..‘ig from him. C
and weix of! into the .hick of ¢hc
A sort of animal lightiiess and case. '
blindly in:1f’c her stumbling wi._v to- S
wards thc nuri'o\\', ruity lane. ruii-
ning .is fast as her legs would carry
her, but with the feeling that coni-
cs somct..nies in a dream, that she
Iurhicr. si-ci.liiil_v, at the end ol' thou
`1i-HC* J'U~St Where it met. and turned
iuto, the rocid, she sau r ifill fliriirc
voiilrsi-d :ind irig~litci'ie<l, she
<.-:lur loci; brought her to a sland-
Jimi" she cried unsieimiii-_ “Jimi
Il's you!" Her heart was .beating
out V
but U11-S did not get through to
her voice, for the reaction from
her fear, and to her utter astonish-
mC1it at seeing Lee. but a curious, Z]
Siliiifvn note into it, which ent rely
cut out the ringing joy she felt
And, he completely unaware of the
s‘rain she had been through. and
VFW full of his own peace-destroy-
I
I°W21'fiS hor. so dark-faced, dark- S
filief and happiness her heart had
felt sec-med to go suddenly cold,
when she saw him close to. And innocence?" he asked' rather as U l
er faith plauged him.
-Sven in that moment, all that lay h
L‘:li.\i~.~ii theiii riished confused
ili;- ir". oi” the lille tlstfiiicc that to
.:'i‘:\:ii'.etI ilicni.
:ibi'ii;it`_v:
Silo iiuddid, livi' lips so shaky to
that :lie couldnt control them. Hc
rears she looked, but still had not
tiie'i.ii:ilc.st notion of what had
ab_.u_).]\. Sfm ` She half though* he might laugh
_§~.'.i_..-I `- @ <c_.,,_,_q?d _ sce the cottage. - . . I thought it
ANU ""2 *' I "\Vhui's the miit£ei"."' ho asked might be something to g° on' ' ‘H
masses ri'r'ri-:u ,»  _  _ -
E. w. ravnon ,/-- _. ‘___¢.____  | ii.,-_. an ,;,,,,,_ _ _ Om, me had at ner _for mst, out he diem.. He
J. S. TAYLOR ___ it - __..»_.  :__ __________,_ _ _ ______e__ __dv____t_m__ Have only said: "Remember that twelve
:.~. |42 {;)f:,t|?nT,§,t,‘,'gIs"§¢,¢,¢ ‘W 9' T ‘»i i- 'ip-’\` I ~'  i_\'ciii tliv ciir? \Vos it your car wc g°°d m°“ and true have pwved
nmonmM wo ;`_\i ;_._.Il`f_7\_» \'_\\__ Iiiiiu-<11' can you take me back to °5fl;__"Wf°"` _ __ __ _
~  's .T , -iii.; iwlpiyu The words wore rump- lf* Was UM 501115 81185 Y-
I - ~ _ i. 1.
lliiu: rather iiiczihcrcntly from her 'ughtnlare "“‘”"“k°' she said' and
ilips, but. he did.n‘t answer her clues- I am mt lnnuellced by 1°",
tions immediately He stood and when he spoke "gain it was "°
f
_ _ . .- . you'1’ i
n__`R“|S1.ERS_ SOHC]-r0RS_ Era Flank. Could you learn to lovl ‘We heard? _You sind YOU “EFS __
84 Great Gem” sheet me. _ _ ,aloiic Whos we ' Oh just the awful appearance
_,___ ._.iCu._, 5__,C____ of i__S_____c_ "S . . . Slly-Billy _ _ _" _qimlof h`in did that." she confessed. f
. >T"T.`T_ Ilan. PM `  fd sl:iiuinerecl_ He frowned , piiztlcd "'Aucl thc-ri he Seems so cute where fOr C0UUCil|0P-
. MCLEOD & BILNILLI ' and i.urprise_d, money is concerned. He seems to
- W   C_ "What?" he asked. make an asset of his idiocy. . ."
‘ ' ' "Take me back, Jim, and I'll She told him, then, of the scene v
Barrister and Attorney-at-I.aw
ic-ll you," she implored, iv th a iri
terror in his eyes then turned away __
ivoods, going over the rougnm with ____
said:
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was riinniiiy ivitlioiit :eifiiig nnyl.
iipprciichlng. Just for ii second, T
, _ . . hi
ihoii_-_*lit it iiris Billy again, But mi.
d
still, staring lncredulously. Then;
., wa
"I wondered; hate and revenge
A; he slopprci lJi‘i`oi'e her, he look-|s?Qms to hav? mowed _°ut' ' ‘
cd doirii ratlicr s‘i'iiii5zely into licr'°'l_mr thoughts’ she Said' m 'a law
iricc; and alter i=_ second asked vom'
"If I am iunocerit." he said again.
..A_.__ _Yau _,_.__m,._,-. "you may be sure I shall do my best
"I ivantd to attempt it at once."
"How were you going to set about
it?"
“I didn' really know. I wanted to f
£1' _A
razy creatine. The vllili-so idiot of
hese parts. I imagine. . . Silly-
dl'0PlJed his hand to li.; side, stood B
illy was the name he gave himself
. And he‘s fairly terrified the
'its out of mc. this afternoon, .I
an tell you."
Lee sat elerit 5 moment, think-
g back through nearly four years
_ [fo the time when he lived at
Lucy let fear have rein ihcii, and B
i~ady‘s Cottage. lls tone had lost
uinetlilng of its brusqueness, as he
Why, that must be Billy Brady.
ephcii, sou cf one of her brothers
1 !:i\.. . . A gint. hiilkiiig fellow?
ith iin auiul squint?" _
She nodded quickly. -
"Vos, I-Ie's it iiioiisti-r, J'm
l'.eru's something terrible abciit
mf' She shii<lflei't‘d slghtly,
"How ilid you meet him? How
ld you happen to be here, any-
V?" |
"I came lo see the cottage. Where
d Mother Brady`s he.lf~'wiIfted
V
liaeans of gladiiess and relief. tom used to mel” SM :old him’ A
uch of uncerialn‘y ii: the words.
“Were you alone?"
Again she looked up at him, puz-_ `
ed. |
“Yes. Unt`l I met Billy."
"All right. Well, what did you
come here for ” , .
She hesitated; then: l i
'JLm, has it ever occurred to you
.ng th0__gh__5 and q__es___ms_ Came that the really effective thing to do
to prove your innocence of that
“Wd and §1`Im"UPDed that even the hateful business three years ago?"
He looked at her quickly. '
"Why are you so convinced of my
“I am; that's all." `
"If I am innrcent, do you think _
can possibly have iialed to occur
me io prove it?"
prove it at the broiler time-"
the ivood; how Billy had got her' ing their freedom to vote for who
T0 THE ELECTORS OF WARD
Of Ward Five
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:
he electors I yesterday nominated
and if elected your interests will
be mine. I nm not making u can-
Of The City Of
*_ Charlottetown
Unable to turu a deaf car to thc
very many lnlllvldllll tltlitlls (Nm
all pcm of the city who have spok-
sntcmcnndtaslsrgelyulrued
requisition of cthen of my fellow
gltlzem, rr1|uestI.ug that I should
offer ns u emdldote for the Mayor-
alty, I have decided to comply with
their wishes.
The Bnmclnl ccmlltlon _of the it-ii!
causes much anxiety. If its credit ls
to be saved from. destructive. lm-
palrment, the city's financial budget
must be mule to balance. I am fr:
hopes, however, that by the adop-
tion of metlicds of economy :md the
elimination of all waste, It will be
unnecessary to impose any addition
to the c.'.L~ting rite of taxation.
,I All slnlrui and pretcuccs must be
put an end ln. All valid civic by-
laws and all laws for the protection
of lilo and property should bc rig-
idly enforced. All classes must be
lrcnted fairly but f'avoritis.n should
be abolished. Il there be favors f»lh_
spare, these should be givcn to the
most needy md not, as in the' rec-
ent past. to the least needy. I shu.ll_
use my best endeavors to accom-’
pllsh all these ends.
I rmpectfully ask the citizens for
their support and confidence. A
house to house canvass is impossible
in well lu undeslrublc. The Intellig-
ence cf our citizens is quite 111511
enough to enable them to dwlfle
whom to vo\‘e for without under-
going the lndlgnlty of being coaxed,
urged or badger-ed. In my case.
come out and vote. If according to
your best judgment you_ can't vote
for me, vote against me. I would
rather be defeated bl VUIHB "mini
to fulfill the highest duty of cltlun-
shlp than by the stay away conduct
of laggurds wliolmve not yet learn-
ed to place a real value on the high
privilege of the franchise.
I have t-he honor to be, etc.,
W. S. STEWART.
284-l-30-Stt-5|.
l I
ELEIITIIIII CAR
FOUR.
I respectfully ask the suplwrl
of those who feel that I am
capable of representing them in
Ward four und the city ln gen-
eral.
FRANK S. CURRIE.
532-2-5-5!
To Wie Electors
At the request of a number of
I have property in three Wards
ass as I believe in everyone hav-
catch in her voice, money from her and buried it I
“Ali right. Come along," he sold, iiiidey the brambles. . . . And how
briefly. They went iii silciicc to the fiiiilly, he had really seemed dan- i
be offended if I do not cnll on
you. Asking your help and vote, I
hey think best, so please do not
cinain, . `
iinni. it MA'ruii~;soN ` -_ “I ‘J ‘\ 1”
IL IL neil. u. 1. Macniesou, u. u _ ‘ l
Barrister &: Solicitors _ ' _,
Money to Loan ‘ i "
Charlottetown and Montague   P
q\
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Ml car. gerous when he warned her not
, .
(HAPTER XV io come back and find out what a
rich man he. was. . .
When Lee had started the car, “It was the sound of the m for
' ` Int", ' » D ` 0
P-------_-_-_ "' ._1_§(~.. iiild they were on "ielr way to- horn that frightened him and
` MARK R- MCGUIGAN  ~  :voids Ncwchcstcr, hc- asked: made him sheer off. Otherwise, I
B. A. Qn H `-I5 “Now icll mc. Who‘s this Silly- really dont know wha* he m`ght
BARRISTER SOUCWOK ETC* ‘MJ Billy? Is it mi .iiiotZ~ pot niiine for have donc. Oli, Jim, I never was
MONEY To LOAN “The first principle of anarch li'
_ __ ,_ . , _ _ _ age of taxation.
Cameron m,,,.|,_C|m,.|ow.¢,,,,,,_|._|;_|_ _G ____v___e w____ your ____°w_ __i' . . . anions? Hs one was so,so glad to sec anyone in this world -?- T
Yours faithfully.
ROWLAND L. DAY.
539-2-5-31
W
Mayoralty Contest
To The Electors of the City of
Charlottetown.
Ladies and Gentlemen:
Hlvllll “Wed as a. member of
the 0.!! Council for the put eight
Years. and believing that you huve
confidence in my stewardship. as
expressed by repeated cndorsutlon
at thu MUS. I have cemented. to
place my name in nomination for
Mayor of our City at the forth-
coming Election.
I My lang experience at the
Council board and record as chir-
man of the streets and finance
committees should quallly me for
me position. and wui the ristici-
cnuble mg to look after the best ln- I
:terest of the City. I therefore take
:this opportunity of soliciting your
[support
' You are evidently aware that. the |
pus; two years have been very try-
.
'ing ones, especially from a. finan-i
cial standpoint, and like most oth
er c`tics Charlottetown has come'
in for its share of depression. Dur-
ing thls period no Chairman al
lFin:mcc Committee I have endeav-
Icred to improve our finances. not
,only in theory but in vmclice. le
[disclosed in our annual flnnnc`al
lrcports. Adequate Sinking Funds
will be. as far as lwislhle set Mille
for all borrowings over and above
_tha limit of the CIty’s borrowing
power fixed by law to five times
the annual revenue collected dur-
ing the year, and I have every licpo _
of being able to do this without any
T0 THE ELECTORS
oF THE c1TY or
CHARLQTTETO WN
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:_
At the request of a great man -
inent citizens I have consented to |}flz(f5eor‘:1ly»l;\r;?;Té
in nomination for the office of Mayor of om.
City of Charlottetown. As it will be impossible
to call personally on all electors, I amvtnking
this opportunity and method of respectfully
soliciting your support in the coming eleelion
For a number of years I have been your repi-ef
scntative, as a member of the City Council and
as chairman oi' some of the most import:int’com-
inittees.
My su port shall be i* -
for the betlt)erment. oi’ the Ciifygnsiighasg ?f1e}§;l¢ri~&;i
enforcement of :ill laws, no further increase of
'“X“u""» cheilllel' li!4`hIlM‘.'. iioth civic and
domestic, the promotion' of Public Health
Service. and better sanitary conditions. Economy
shall be the wzilchivord thr0Ugii0ut all our
service.
If elected to the high and honorable position
of Mayor of this City it shall be my aim and
earnest endeavor, throughout this term of office,
to promote in every way the progress of the City,
_and the interests and welfare of all its citizens.
With gratitude, in anticipation of your kind
support, I remain,
Very respectfully yours,
J. E. BLANCHARD.
increaso ln the exlstint |'“¢° ‘lf ' I ~*
taxation.
I promise with the co-ol>¢l'B¢i°“
l` the Council to adopt such eco- ' Y `
'1-‘ fe/ . "I
- _L ,.. .. H I _ _Fsnnimiw 6,193,
' 1 ' e - -To The Electors "I0 A ` W
~ ' John Gresham ’s Girl
By Concordia Merrel
is
4
icmlo methods as will enable the T
upkeep of the city to be carried on E L E I N C A R D
in a. competent' and satisfactory
manner. And will advocate and
support :iii measures fer the b°"°" Electors Ward 3.
ment, of civic govcmment. I have
always been a. firm supporter
pose to maintain for the City of
Charlottetown the env’ablc position
your support on February tenth.
Respectfully Yours.
E. A. FOSTER
473-2-3-wed-sat-tue-31
iiiciiiiii cliiii
To the Electors of Ward One
Ludics and Gentlemen:
Complying with the request of at
lurgc number of the Electors I have `
nominated to contest Ward One in
the coming Civic Election. lf el-
ected I promise to support all meas-
urcs that may come up for the good
of the city consistent with the rev-
enues, to safeguard the interests of
the working man, to urge for a. re-
duction in our electric service
NOTICE!
charge, and rates. Now that valua- l
lion of property has been Increased
I am In favor of a lower percent-
Ladies &. Gentiemem-
mv
Respectfully Yours,
it now gnjoys from every viewpoint. B' C- Van|der5tine~
Thanking you in anticipation of 504'2°4'5°6'8°9'5I
__ ____ __ ___ best _“___” W." S: Having been waited upon by a large number
_c_;_,,;__“;'_; ,__ In beh,,,,_ ,_m,,`,,, ,,, of Electors of the Ward, including many of the
mimi time nivoiiriiim mm not in leading business rneri of the City, I have placed my
mnwisma .ma .ii times of name in nomination as Councillor.
feiiizciu be weird MU! W' mf- All my life I have been associated with busi-
Wml “‘°=° P'°“°““°°"";"’ "°' ness and finance and therefore believe I am quali-
_‘_‘:_"_f__s"’h‘l' _:;‘°__:;“__°_:“:‘°__': y';__";;' fied to attend to_ the affairs of the City in such a
,it sm” R we" "nam, mm., manner as to give the Citizens satisfactory ser-
reecgnltlon, and to this end I make V|C9. '
my sppeai. if you elect me ui the Thanking you in anticipation of your kind sup
honourable position ull Mayor. ll port, .
shall bc my firm and steadfast pur- | 3
To The Electors Of
Ward Three
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:
I have been -requested by many of the voters
in this word to nominate for City Councillor. In
placing my name in nomination I wish to work
for the best interests of the city, watching out.
for economy in all departments. I am at busi-
ness man, carrying on business in Ward Three,
also a property holder. As a member of the City
Fire Department. for many years, I have en-
deavored to_ give my best services to the city.
Thanking the many electors for their court-
esies and asking for your support at the polls
on Wednesday, the tenth instant, I remain,
Yours respectfully,
here muy be some voters that I , FRED 1-[_ TR \] NOIL
__ _ _ _ ___ .N,___ TM ms, m,nc,_,_,';‘”_;', an curiously brusque, that it suggested as I was to see you _lust tiumi" she M"“K““_& M°""5°" have "\0"°‘| in is in _ I
their Purina Feeds from Queen W m S sn K penonany in my
,why 5,; ,D ;,,,_~._,C., your fe||°w,ma, thot he`<l be-glad to hit someone, or finished on .1 little quiver of feel Istrect to MCKR & Co_ 331 Gran” canvass' “ml I ”‘"`"°’"Y S°“"|¢ 'hd'
I l' .-
\y_ E_ |)A|¢Bv_ |,|,_ 1; to swirls with you. ._.~..=@iiriiig. src, sittin.; iicsiric iiim ing. and he :timed io ner quickiyatsireei mei. ws' hive p i n ‘“'"'°'° °“ m°”"°“ Day' " "“' "°  
“ ‘""' me the honour f electin m I will
Barrister 8| Solicitor »ii iho froiit of the vor, reciyciiiittl "Giiliil I-illf7»'? WPY0 YOU glad " hi`I b"5l"°5“ "“ “ “ash hash and M°K'° , work for the lfcst lntcrsesf. ii! the
minor. Building. - -» - - i - ‘
fe.t fiom tl.i- fcfii sho had been risked. “In up ‘.c of the fact thai & (’°" “mb” "'°‘““5i"5 sam” fm' "S-i city and Ward Une in particular. Y'
Suminerslde, P. li. L ~ -
I.
-_,.___g_ thi'o‘igli, 5: nncrd ir) at lion 1 good \ 11 mmn he, Plume M I R95 90"'-I" 0""
.i . ._ . . _-3 . -c to get away from  . n Y y '
MUNI” ro LOAN dv-ll liiizzld nie?" And then, without waiting for   ` `0"
]\'
. .. _ __ _ _ J N '1'. DOYLE.
ati.)-z-i/-iuctnumsaitr The ________e__ was __s____g ___c 1 STALMENI -il her answer. Youd have been Kimi iza-2-2-si.
_ to see anyone just then I suppose." `_ _ , .   
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D. I'-Ul:_f_\|i b1_§AWf _HK-K '~- ,-,';;,w,.f,.,,‘”_°,,.` f,,,I.S._,. .gi-U mi.; ‘_“ "°' ’1‘-"lf -‘_-=_~i._i ;_~ufii~.~ if 'iii-i~@rif'u i»» iiispci to ri ni@.»o;'i 
Iiuw 0 ccs - rowsa oc .  _ __ __ _ _ _" ' yi-i.i‘o ever sem ini. cu riiiii' -_'im-_u-_
137 U|'f*f¢°° Stffelo Uh“"“"'°'°w“' "md `Sh‘“H'\_' \Vh`f"15mu"’) know him qiiiie well. . . lli:‘s ii
ifllls and Estates Settled. Heads, cried Dick in the front
Collection ni utils (Special Dept.) 1-0..;
SM.-E p,,,“¢¢|,,,, go, ,|| d,~,,,um¢|||,., __._~________._____ had a suitcase taken in and the car
Charlottetown, P. E. I. . .  - garaged. end followed Lui y up to
, ., eg...E._.E...E...§..=§=-2...I, ~._..   ,Stubborn Coughs “E”  "‘“° """’;""’ ‘hi i"“‘“
AYRSHIRE FUTURITY' STIIKE 5
Nominations for entry In the Junior Calf' Futurity Stake at the 1932
Prince Edward Island Exhibition will be received hy B. lt. Brown, York,
Secretary P. E. I. Ayrshire Breeders' Clvb. up to February 15th, 1932. millions nf housewives have ‘found tout mm~ mm drew ,_ shaky ljmc
in “_ liz- the mont dependable means of break- '
When they reached the hotel he
room door he stood a moment look
ing round, as if he halt expected to
I
  e7 see someone besides themselves
Mlxed at Home inem. Then he nuns down nm mi
and got out of hLs ight overcoat
Here is the famous old reel c which Eh” 5I'°°d f°\` 5 While, 10°- l00k1l1E
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ELECTION CARD
TO THE ELECTORS OF WARD FIVE:
Ladies & Gentlemen: .-
It is my privilege once again to offer
my services to Ward Five and the citizens
in general as Councillor.
Having been one of your representa-
tives for the past six years in the City
Council, I have endeavoured to give you
the best services within my power.
Everything in connection with the better-
ment of the City consistent with our rev-
e°1ue will receive my hearty approval. It
is not my intention to make a personal
canvass; my record is before you and I
take this opportunity of soliciting your
i:°.ip_>ort on election day. Thanking you
for your support in the past and antici-
pating a continuance of same on Febru-
ary 10th.
Respectfully yours,
. , . _ _ . . . i g iel
wii.uAiw n. wiom - i iii hi ii 'I »~  . - SAMUEL KENNEDY
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ina-2.5-ai. "' "“'"'°f|"°= Limited- __i_r_ i_.___._¢_.;;f._.;i_i___<;gei_i» sive iiromiii ri-iiei _To Be c_m__n____d_ r _ __ _  
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To the Electors of Ward 4,
Ladies 8: Gentlemen: `
Having had the honor of representing you
for the past four years nt the Council Board, I
have again nominated to contest this Warsl :it
the forthcoming election. As your repi°esent:it°
ive I have always endeavored to serve you to the
best of my ability; and feel I have assisted in
accomplishing many things of benefit to the
Ward and the City.
One matter which has received my earnest
attention has been the Electric Light question.
and during the tenure of the incoming Council
this important matter will be dealt with ln_ it
renewal or alteration of the contract ln the iii-
terests of the citizens. The securing of the very
best possible contract-particularly the reduc-
tion of the Service Charge and the Power Rates
-will be strongly urged by me. ,.
General and Special Civic interests will re-
ceive my most careful attention. Strict economi'
consistent with eEicier`it, service and the safe-
guarding cf workmen’s Interests will ever guide
me. ~
Thanking you for your anticipated support,
‘I am,
Respectfully yours,
B. R. HOLMAN-
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