`=_ _JANUl‘_~1l'~Y"§»"9’9" 7 f ' 'T »'rrin»wrils'r.`Nsws "1 THE CHARLC'l"1‘E’i‘®wN GUARDIAN F" rillsw or rm.; ""*' ~p,\_gr;-___»r~_;.rp_gr;
-e '
_.r-f'
F.
_ - 1.
UPERATIQN-
Operation Avoided.
The report f A. J,_ M
sulent or eng Alnerwflzgrnnxzsf
year in the outside' wal-ld "ind ln C. n.
'spectors &e; he went on to say-"It
was made the three short hauls in
lid# that there was a desire to place
us on s footing with the other pro.
viilcgs
We were promised a third winter
Steamer but as soolr as this boat
wdlit into commission the Stanley'
was taken oil and the old order of._
winter communication will obtain.-
Our future hope is that the pl-omrigod
SUWBY fOr a Tunnel will ho _raporgui
on favorably as to the engineering'
dilliyultics and cost ol construction
THQ Persistent agitation of the Board;
0f'1`lT8f_le for lhnprovement in our faci-
lities must 'ue' continued, and that by
united action. At Maritime Board,
of Trade last summer when the ques-
ltion of our insular disability was un-
der discussion a slip of paper- was
passed 'around on which was written,
"Irfsli Edition of Longfellow rapper(-__
fnllv commended to`memhers from P.
E. Island:” '
“Let us then be up and doing
V_Vith a heart for any fate
Still achieving, still pursueing,
Learn to azltste and wait."
In this connection let me read to
100 the dpinionof _a visiting English-
man, after ridfculing rr number gf au.
Myeuecs he was subjected to, n_e'goea
on to say: "Until you have _beep thgr-_r
you cannot. realize what a. terrible
handicap its insular position is` to
the Province. There is onl s »-'
Y team
. boat communication once a day be-
A S'l:RUNG"FLOUR can only
be n`lade'_from strong wheat.
Manitoba hard wheat is acknow-
ledged the strongest 'in the world-
and that ia ille kind used for
Parity Flour. ~
. 'B t at! _ ot all._ Eve. in
of tlllaééheltpconmins 
glide and low-grade properties.
In separating the high-grade parts
' from the low-grade tl;e`Western
'Canada Flohr Milla.put__the har-_J
wheat through a proceeapo exactillg
that not asingle low-grade part
has the reinoteat chance of getting
la with the high'-grade.
.ll
-Wnsrsnu CANADA Ftomz MILLS
0Il0
.\_ . _ -
 _'_ f __ __ - pf _ ~ _ -_ thereign of His present Majesty
_il _ I§lng Iidward VII-., Chapter 17, ln-
l'Be|l0l° llI€3ll.f‘ _
  for  _ said City,and_of0f1e person t0_se\'\e
Of course this special process is ‘
more _expensive to operate hlltit
means alot to Purity flour users-
that’s why we use it.
It means’ that Purity Flour is
made entirely of the highest-grade
ilour parts of the strongest wheat
'_' in the world. ' " '
I
1
L
It means _a high-clans, strong deux-
wd lhefcfore yields. “more bros
and better bread.”
1’“’i'~! may cost a little more
' than eornefiours, but results prove
it the cheapest and mort econom-
ical after all.
Lmrrnn
lpllabetlr-_ally
wo'id6’€a'¥'ach
two cents
cents a
eighteen
A
SA
Charge 15 cents. _ » Y
par can on For Caall,.Wl\l\ Order. james McMa`h0_Il's Shop on Great
--l _  ~ .s 1- __. ?; _ George Street.
~ "" his -'~ - < '
LL §T0 PROF  carpet sale ¢ And at the said hlectlon the Poll
r “‘°“"‘”“‘““““‘ “"“°° ‘°’ ‘“" 'libs e "eds: Nine ouloekln
It A.
HOW
"to 'pur-V pljovementa. Your opDS‘.-fifmity. Beer W1 QPF ,_ _
stand slr- rg weeks, 1-15aef_ the forenoo_n__and con_tlnue_ope_n un-
i nnvln ` ' ` 
W” U°"""'7 [ILADIEB desirous o E
"° 1. work done, the latest turhan
nil?
braid, etc, may leave order-s"at» 171
(ireist George Street. I-10d2wpd.
NY person afflicted with piles
will obtain a cure at 60 Dorches-
te_r__B_tr_ee_t.0hal~lottetovrn. 12-liidimpd.
ARM V wadded comforts $1.20
and up! Blankets_85c pair and
up. Lowest prices-largest variety.
Beg- A Weeks. .1-15dtf.
S'l`ll'AYl`.l) `°`
'l"RAYED,- a red and white ox
from the premises of E. wtzat
lay, City. _Brad .
LET
__._T_o __
T6 `IIlil'l‘, the weston compartment
- ' 1 ofthe Terrace on Water street
Clll
gala, nowAoof\\Pi;4 °|l!ml`::i"-. 0:;
. oss. PP! I 9 0
me emo quansueoi it-rem.
51”' "°‘°°°°""' “”` ' I A 'L ill   all that part
“_ H_ V110 RENT, single and _dou _eip _ e 1  . _ 4 1 _ _ _ _
t lp at sl of..Ch_=lflotl¢tdwn_ hieh liel horih
"°°“'° lull; mfhelldlyqlrhlu ¢'l'°mLn¢r'lt. df-fri_¢¢m§'~sugell_" minding, cue
rent, in Melllachern's building, Queen
W,M|_!l,m\2. __,N“ _
' _  TED, about 3 tons of fu-
; only i-rar, me a uveazfr. ‘~"
_'m°¥l‘_ Apply, to John Me llpn &
go Queen' St. i-»l5dtfi_ __
I ANTIID, a reliable man ill every
1 l in Canada with rig or
_ W
Prince Board of Trade, was handed a lim
down at a recent moetiix and after whol tyetemj becomes deranged. _ Those
¥_'°V__i_°,Wl_l\_z__the- prinelp events of the "h°. _V°__ l\6'x_r_be_euvt_louh|ed_w|th k_h_i~ Some people take !‘}.’ruit-af-tives" for
Ida. trade conditions, the fishery "“ ' . ' i M _  ` I
BINBMOII. the work of the lobster in- .1 . I' ' ' D
a-
is l`°Bl'ettable that our transport-itlon to
grievances are still standing a lnen. im
$3 to our bélsilliess profits; there does 4,]
BD 0812 0 e r, 1 _
...n.ol’- .ana 1¢T.‘I.’.‘i‘§?.Z‘$€° ‘ind-‘t 2"
_ - rh ‘ _ .1
Euity could be _eliminated and thus ' llrl.'Ar‘eh._Schnare Bla_ck,P ut,N.l!.,
<»_;__ A In 
_ u
K
The 9th day of February, A. D
" l9|0
er thekl arpoutofo r
trouble notllapvfllitflsf el-mg
Doan'| Kldne Pllla are a specific or
"rklld°°l5.."9"bb°°'i.e.%r¢ un lla.
ey gin _ eya,
il li f all th 'ahdt ‘ 4
puurltieg w 'oh BMW' colleomrntlllx’
the uri ` _  and i r-
wsy the acllll, t chief  all
eumatilm, from the blood ' `
wnfiab-a-ckFor(y“e:ll;:|l w tlrxsllled with
wee mes ve la _.
bed lar days,  |e:l|‘”oely able tur'E§
Y” ._ » .V.°. _b0\Jl N5
. “......°'°" 23": "”‘.°r..i°. ":.:‘°"':f.°'.'~l
 _l*!°.|-. 0° "U “L
inb _ ~’1&tli6\‘it-avail-and trledlinilnenta
andlquten, but nothing seemed to do
me a y. good. I was about _to givu up,
l?._°l°.°}‘¥*i§.i'.‘.¥.h2”ié.!‘.”§*’i‘»‘.il?“1‘..“°°"-.lui
gil? twobox; I pm new w'te_ll ang’ able
Q m wo  _ ani _lve n’a
idlmy Pillir' are -all thatlxy-du elairrfor
them, and I would qdviad? all kidney
sufferers to give thern___a lair trial."
Price, 50 cents Ee; box, or 3 for $l.25,
_at allrgealers orT e T.-Milburn Co., ‘
md’ lgtgldghggtdpenify "Doan'a."
1 r !, -
‘ _ th I 1 o nu th mainIal!d,on
5.125” .l§,.§.“’i .'§...l 1.. ....1 0... if
there ,were not some places I couldl gp
from Charlottetown and from which
I could return the same day. There
were, but I should have to be up at
six and to devot the whole day to
 
In ' _any c__¢ _of_,.an Act ofthe.
Genér£f1¥Asx_;§mbly of this lsland,.
made and passed in thé 3rd year of
lltuled- An Act to Consolidate and
Amend _the ,several Acts incorporat_
ilig _the City of Ch`ar_1ottetown'.”
I do hereby give Pustrc Norlcrz
that all Election of a Mayor for the
-s a (.0mm0n_ Cpllncllman lil the
City Counc_il_fo`r each of the Wards
Nllmbers l. 2 and "3, of said City,
ind of two persons to serve as__Com~
mon Councilmeniu the said Coun-
cil for Ward No. 4 of said _city ana.
oilhree. persons to _serve as 1Com-_
mon Councilillen in the said Coun-
cil for Ward N015, in the said City;
being in all" a Mayor and Eight
Common Coullcillnen, representing
the crrv As i=or.l.o\vs;
for Wai( lumber Ona. Ona Councillor
For Ward Nuinber_Twr», One Councillor
l’or_War|l Number Three, One Councillor
For Ward Number Four. Two Councillors
For Ward Number Five',T|\rae Councillors
WILL 'lm 1-u~:Ln ox
W~E1D'N.E_S,D,A Y
At flie/several .pllices,tllat_ is to say:
In Ward r, at or llear the hc-ll-'e
of F. McKenna, Queen Street, near
Water. ~
In Ward 2, at or llear. the house
of Mrs. Thomas Connolly, opposite
Mr, R I-I_ea_rtz's_ Wareho`ll.se,Sydlley
Street; between Greet _George and
1.’ri_\l¢e Sites!-.
Ili 'Ward 3,at or near the Market
H.°“S€-
' Ill_'_}Var;l_4, at or near City Hall,
o`orl_l`er of Kent] a`li<l.Qlie;e`rl Streets.
f In Ward 5, East, at or _near Mrs.
_Heustis’» Shop, ou Great Georg:
Street.
In Ward 5 _West at or near
til Flve o clock lu the afternoon of
the same day. _
Deaeripfion ol Wards
No. l shall coinprisesll that part
of Charlottetown which lies south
of Dorchester Street, and the par-
cel of land formerly known as the
1Mllitary Barrack Grounds.
No, 2 shall comprise all that part
of Charlottetown which lies south
of Richmllld Street and. north of
Dorchester Street.
No. 3 shall ~;'omprise_a_ll that part
of Charlotte! olvl`1"‘ which lies south
of Grafton Street and north of
Richmond Street.
No. 4 shell comprise all tliatpa_rt
of Charlottetown which lies south
of Fitzroy Street and. north. of
_ _ _. knit. _._.   ' '_
som: °-zflllgr __ §”£_._af|n ~ WL
' mm; m;-a» _n. l§ll__1
City I-lull, flpi`l‘l'_tlle _hour _of"l`~_welve
o"cl_6ck‘, noon, until the hquij of
Four 6'cl_o_tk_ in ‘the afternoon _of
rhesanle diy.
locality . 1 _ -.  ~
-.»-»'~ P' “°°l"°‘  *txt ..5°t'.l*l.~lll.'.c‘-c'..f.'.%!.lf"ls1'<s°..°.'.'.‘:.'.:
 up gluufttfn.
hack G0 E10 tha n
d mlserywhleh these afllieted ua'o`th jfolf 8fol'nach` Troubles and
. _ d a are
earing out lille kidneys, bladd and' ElFheunls\i”aii`.- 'Tor all: these troubles,
‘lfruita-elves". may be' laid to be
At tli@_Ofllc_e of f:li'e_`_Cily Clerlr,
etroit, M ell - e Society of Naval
cllitecfs rejected Noah for honorary
ro ed as the father of the ahip
t a alll dell or plleflaril
olt all tlflpenlgi on the polrnt of view
It is the lame with “Prnif»a-tives".
' li and Biliousnees Others
yspepelll. Still others Gnd "Fruit-
s tives" an excellent tonic and' blood .
purifier Mrmymore that "Freit-
-“r~.1=.n.rf.»fr~r%l:r..:;n'»rl
lnfall_ible.< ' -_
' Everywhelu in _ Canada -» in the
crowdd citg-on the lonely prairie-
In pulling!! a sand mining camps-
peopldt. pendion; “Fruit-_a~'ivee" to
curethem and keeptllemwell.. ~
“Fruit-a-tives" are sold by all dealers
at 5oc a box, 6 for$~¢.5o, orlrial size, 25:
L-or sent poatpaidinn receipt of price by
_Fruit-a-tiv.¢»»i.imiied. Otnvia. Ont. ‘
‘-J__._1i__+~.:‘T‘_'. ""’ -
the expedition. If 1 went anywhere by
an 'afternoon' train I must make ull
my mind to remain all night, and re-
turn the following day. 'llhe mail
from Montreal and- the West reaches
the _hotel at 11 p. m. and answers by
return' lnall must he posted by 6 a.
m.'Ye6tet°day th_'e mail due the pre-
vious night did not arrive until ahouti
h-all an'-hour before the departure' of
the Steamer from. Charlottetown to
Picton." _ '
“I think that iI,I lived in Prlncag
Edward Island I would be a revolu-
tionist, and I think that a certain
setting of the law and hardness of
the 'eye which I have noticed' among
some of the people _to whom I have
talked is one of the best signs I have
seen yet." _`
""I‘he little things, the inability to
procure a map of the city, the lack
of street cars, the barring out of
.  _- .. T -
urvfloluu
muulsglouns:
Scwers-alld- Wa_ler_
S\1l»l>_ly~
In pursurance of -ali Act of the
General Assembly. of this Island
made and passed-»-in-the 50th year of
the reign of Her lat: Nhiesty .Queen
Victoria.. Chapter; 8, intitulesi
“Char_1ottetown.Water_ _Works Apt .`
|887, an_d_of _the _Act of 6is_t Vlcto-_
ria, Cap, 12, intituled “Chl_ir__l`otte-_
town Sewerage_Ac_f,. and of _all Act:
in _Amendment thereof andinaddi-_
tion thettio. '
'I do l_le_re_by give _PUBLIC NOT-_
ICE that all hlecfion _for T HREF.-
COM M_ISSI_QN_E_RS fof _SEWii`R§__
and WATHR SUPPLY for the City.
of Charlottetown.
WILL BE HBLDON
Wl3DNE§.9_@\Y
The _.‘)lh llay of february A. D.
|910
' t the Several places that is lo say
In Ward 1, at or near the house
of I-`. McKenna. Queen Street,near
Water. ~ ‘
In VVard 2, at or near tlle house
of Mrs.- Thomas Connolly, .opposite
Ml'.R Heartfs \Varehouse. Sydney
Street, between_Gleat _George and
Prince Street.
In Word 3, at or near the _Market
House.
In _Ward 4. at or near City Hall,
corner of Kent and Queen Streets
In Ward 5, East, at or`liéar Mrs.
Heustis Shop on Great George
Street.
Ill_ Ward _5,.West, at or near
James McMahon’s Shop on Great
George Street.
And at the said _Election the Poll
will _be opened at Nine </clock in
the foijdnoon and continue' open
until Five o`clock ill the afternoon
_ of the same ds.y_
_ Deaerifvlion otwsrda
No. l shall comprisegll that part
of Charlotfetownwllich lies solith
of Dorc}'lestei"Str5_et_,_ and the parcel
off lan _ formerly known as the
Military Bllrrack Grounds.
No 2 shall comprise all that part
of Charlottetown which lies 'south
of Ric_llinoli`d_ Street _and north of
Dol-chester Street.” ' '
No. 3 shall 'comprise all that part
ofChar1o`tte_t`own which lies south
of Grafton Stre :t and north of Rich
mond' Street.
No. 4 shall comprise all that part
of Chatlottetown which lies sofith
of Fitsroy Street and llolfth of
Grafton St re el. 
N o. 5_sllall comprise nil that part
of'Cllsrlottefown which liesrfxlortfl
of Fitzroy Street, illrludiog the
Cofnmdit of the Said Town. _
Nvminefioll De! ‘§_ll.°'*.°"4°!!
I nh  A.-l>~.l1i° I
At the Office of _-the City Clerk.
Cily Hall. _from §ll_1:_1our_`jof_'_l`weiv_e
delock noon,untl1t 'cheer of Four
o'clock lli`tll`e aftgsrhoon ofthe same
_ ay.
1
wcfor|a._Cel» I- i|\iilIl\d“Char|lI!|llowp
afar "otha Act; lll7." alao_’rd Ed
ward vll Cup I7. Sect ana 2| to 29
ui
` ou
grae as all things humorous have,
u
d
° if
nl
.E
t
Railways and Canals on the main- »
lor QuaIi’lcaflo~\ of lleelera las Act 50
otord; all these things are humor-
s. with a touch of pathos it is
t you can smile at them. He then
welt on the emigration from this
rovinceo! large numbers of yoinib
en and women and continued. Prince
dward Isl-and pays more taxes to
he _Dominion for the construction of
land and for numberllvss other public!
works of the kind; practically she
gets nothing in return." "Why'don't
you have some more steauaers a day
betV09n,you and tile mainland"? I
asked, "Oh, it would not pay.” Pay?
Pay. whom 'I Canada ? or
Prince Edward Island 'I Or
tho owners of rr cou le of steamers
now ln,use? Are these peolplp to
control the interests of 100,000 'I _Why _
does not the Government give you
better ff'a`_ln service, and do this and
that sul. the next thing?" Oh, we
are told that we are too small."
"H.GW-_lllDl.l1?" From the point of
view of Dolllllhtion, or geographical-
1 olitic ll 7 0( ourare
ap a y _
year.Zoundsl ."If I lived in Prince Ed-
ward Islnnd I would become ’-‘a Re-`
FA¢TS_ THAT CAN
, as Pnovso..
" I know it to be true!" said the mar
whose word was doubted. “Will yor
swear to it?" asked the other. “ I \vill,’
WN the bold answer. “ \Vill you bet ill-
Qne dollar that it is so ?" " No," replied
the positive fellow, “ I'm not goirlgto risl
my own money to please you?" Aw
that is just where lle “fell down." ll
would swear io if, but lie wouldlvt rilal
a dollar, on it, Tliere ure, however, thou
sands of ggople who truthfully ufilrn.
theyhave ell cured of lndigestiolv, coll
stipation, headaches, and other stoulucl.
disorders by using the famous herbal
remedy, Mother Seigel's Syrup. linu-
dreds ave declared it under oath.
M’me. Elvira Nowe, of Cherry Hill,
Lunenberg Co# -N,S., writes :-“I was
troubled _with Dyspepsia two years and
_my _food would rlse as soon as I had
eaten lt. I got no relief until I be an using
Mother Slegel‘s Sgru , and by taElugouly
one-bottle-and-at alfa was cured.
__..L___
~%_hn'or “.09 § dsllniuully- l-stressing for
hath and Toilet. For washing undarclothlnlz
s nneqnalled. Cleanser and nuriflee
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  clan’
To the _Electors of Ward One
Ladies and Gentlemen-`-At the re-
»rs of War'd‘0ne I‘hav'e consented to
lom_i1la.‘te -as 'a candidate' for 'Council-
lor at tlle'fourthco`n'sing civic election,
and respectfully solicit your votes.
Being a;_resident of the ward, I have
a`good idea' of its requirements, and
if elected, ‘will endeavor 'to serve the
‘best interests of Ward One and the
City in general.
I remain, yours respectfully,
1-14dtf. P.'A. SMITH.
ques"of a large 'number of the elect-'
__ 'ai-r lg: -~- ___
ff' 5   Q
:v __, ; ,,-
l‘o the _Electors of Ward 4.
Ladies and Geutlenlellz-
At the request of many of the
lllectors of Ward 4 I have decided
to again place my name in nomina-
tion for this Ward at the fortllcom-
ing Election, and respectfully re-
quest the sslne generous support as
that given me at the Election held
two years ago. '
If elected to represent you, I will
endeavor as in the past to con-
scientiofusly look after the interests
of the City generally and especially
those _of our own Ward.
Respectfully Yours
- R. ‘M. JOHNSON.
I l2d2w.
'l`o'the é'ecfors of Charlottetown
Ladies and Gentlemell;--
Haivng been urgelltly requested
_by li large number of illfluential
taxpayers to offer as a callidate for
_the office of Mayor of Charlotte-
town, I have collsellted so do so,
` I have served for the past six year
as :L City Councilor for Ward Five
and for the last two years have been
Cllairnlall of the Finance Commit-
126.
While heartily in accord with tha
civic improvement policy of the pre-
sent council I believe in the exercise
-of all possible economy consistent
.with lin efficient public service-
If I have the hmlorof being elect-
ed I pledge myself to continue to
devote as much of my time and at-
tention as possible, to the cause of
good civic govemmcllt.
Thanking the citizens for the confid-
ence repoa»tl_-,iftflpe ln iliaf past and earn-
mly se falling your support in the com-
ing elec' lon, I-rernain.
' Yours resreotfllllv,
I
‘ _   ll§onld.Oftan.Li°¢_,in» A
_ ,_ _ B¢d Ol' Ddyl SCUITQI; lglzmbenhip, when liii name was
“_ _ _ A__bIe-_to--_Turn _Hemel . §j_#f’§,§;'_§§'»_§,_=;jg;'~,_Tx';§,_'e=,':_;g_'_=¢»;*§;'_;
my Cow
ll
Emergency  11
otllerwiae serious results. _  ~.
That is why every home _
ahould contain a liberal supply of '
Anodz ne. LINIMENTZ-
Cram s, Cholera Morbus, Colds, :md many other onlillnry troubles are \
_quickl relieved and thc patient mode well -by internal asc' of this 997
year-old remed , ` 
For Sprains, gealds, Brulse|,Cuis, Neumlgia, etc., ]olmson's Anodysm
Linlment gives quick reliefwllen affected parfsare thoroughly lmfhed-withllt.
P8l'80l\'$’ Pllli sow ln :ae ma coo nouns. '
l_l%3.d!“l9|' “mf »l»’, *iff 
First aid to the sick and *SQ :i~'t~_1_‘l..
injured is most im- En were
' portant lt may check 
.il
:‘T_.»-
. ,louusoufs  -
. -e
-t_
y. or p _ a Y course, y - _ _ _
small if your growth is stunted, and ='rl»°5°»l'l'2°'-2§"2'¢»="»a':-' ‘ l. s. Johnson at co.. Boston, 
volutionist." The past year
added a large number to
“the young men and maids" who
have left us for the United Stat':s,we
are proud or our irnlgratlon from ihat
country into Western Canada, :lu
something must be done to stem the l
drain of emigration from this Plo-
vince. It is hecominz aseriouslsb-'
our problem to find suiilcient help to
operate the lobster factories; al-
though good wages are being pald,the
term of employment averages little
more than two months, far too shaft
to be an inducement to keep those
of any ambition at home.
The Boards of Trade tbrollgthout the
Maritime Provinces will all deeply
regret the death of Mr Creed,.'the
Secretary of .the Maritime Board of
Trade. He always manifested. extraor-
dinary interest in the progress of all
the Boards _of Trade as well as that
of the-Maritime Board. His active
interest and courteous manner will be
missed at the future meetings.
Gentlemen, during my term of ofll
ce you have always treated me with
slrllssi
sh
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4. '  ' *us
F1’
,tunity to express, in part. my thanks
to you and wish you, one and all n
Happy and Prosperous New Year.
A. J. McFADYI<l.\l, v
‘ President.
Alberton 12 Jany 1910.
____,____,_
Minard's Llniment Co., Limited.
.Gentlq"nen,-I have used MINARD'B
LINIMZENT from time to time for
tha pasttwenty years. It wars re-
commended to me by apromlineut
physician of Montreal, who called it
the "great Nova Scotia L'lnl'me»nt.”
_It does the doctor’s work; it is par-
ticularly good in cases of Rfheuma-
tlsm and Spraine.
' Yours truly,
G. G. DUNSTAN7
Chartered Accountant.
Halifax, N. S., Sept. 21, 1905.
 
ian Club in the
Port l.
l\lf~l0ll\
Mr Will Young '
kia, Ritchie. lluopcr and Kay
VocalSolo-Miss McKonsls` 
CARD.
To the Electors of Ward One. R0l1\udK+y
Ladies and Gentlemen:-At the re-
quest of a number of the electors of
Ward One, I have consented to nom-
inate as a candidate for Councillor
at the forthcoming Civic Election. I
take this opportunity to respectfully
solicit your votes. If you do ms, the
honor of electing me as your repres
el-ltative in the council I will endea-
vor to further the best interests of P“‘"'-i _
the city. valmfulwly Ward 0112- cours-asv cw.-rn lr. rss.-
Viuuit-:uubc__ _ ,_ 
Miss Lucy Blallcllnl-d
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I re n,
Yours Very Respectfully, .vii-' G. Elmer Riteuls
\ JOHN McKENNA.
1-11dtf.
Moors
'=C` AIR D 
To tlle electors of Ward 4.
Ladies and Geutlenieti:-
At the request of a large number
of electors of ward 4 I have con-
sented to lloulillnle as a candidate
for Councellor at tlle forth coming
election and take this opportunity
to respectfully solicit your support.
If elected I shall endeavour to
further the best interests of the _
ciy and particularly ward fcur.
Yours'Very Respectfully
J. D. TAYLOR,
r-l2d2w_
u
V0c1lSolo-Mr. Pm-kcr Hooper
Orches ra
l.~wslo.~
and Kuy _
_ Gol Save fllc Kill ¢
Earl and Watkia
Committee
the s dr ined out of ou everv ‘Z _ ,__&__ . . .»
Tuesday, Jan 25. l9lll.
Leader of O'~cllcs"ra-Prof Vinnicomba
Piper-Mr Pctcr Ferguson _ ~
'l`il:kol.s and plllus at Jamleson’s and Hanhm
lllug stores on Friday lllst lust.. atll o'ol
a. nl. ' _
licscrvcd uoats,<'>0 and  cents, unread!!
'ldcellli-1. ~ -
Doors open ati 90. concertlit 8 o‘clock. _ abd”
JAMES PATON., chairman j di
For businssl, recre:|‘ion und ple mire
are more enjoyable and luster lhan'ln'1W
oss HALF PRICE at JOHN NEW
t SON 'S, \'iCforl:a Row, _
 
Burns’ Anniversary
...Celebration... _
kind i“°“1&'-°°°°-» I “lk” -“li” OVW" Under the auspices of the Caledon
0l’ERA ll0USE
Pnocaaulil: '
Oval-ture-‘loottish Gelul Hill ildl-_-_Orchntr
Felteh Sclectlolia --Bagpipes--Mr Pc'er Fel-
Vaoal Polo- I hero was a Led Bfn ln Kilo-
Male Qunrlul -Anllll l.\lll'ic-Ma_srr< Wat
L§ec:ltl,z_at\l¢;;\|\;`}:l:)sl ride of Jennie McNeill Mia
vootl solo- ll easing nr snluiy ien.v.u_lir
Violin Solo-Bills Bells of Scotland--PN(
Vocal Solo-'lhe lllghlalldmsnls Taait..
Grand Gulllcrllll; of the Clans, Caledonian
airs by Ol-chi.-stra. Drill-l and liorcfsefhy
vi Hlghlllvul l.l1ssle.»-, uighlani F.ing‘ and Béala
:;'rll;.:ve l.-l.-sIe~'. Solo hy Master liebe t Hoa
Vocal Solo -The ~ oddlnlr of Sllon Mcl.lan_.
Duel--Miss L. lilnuchnrd _-nd Mr. P. Hmpefr
Vocal Solo J..~rsic‘= Dl-.anl--Mlm Kathleen
Dallcingflllillio 'lallum by 3 S etch I. 'nits
ndsr the dll-et tlon of Miss Ellie (llllb
Scotch Melodies -.lnnio l.alll*ie walte--
Buhnztllu lznnstm---Hy Slaleen l.i.i»__aa|l
Vo:alS'llo--Miggie Fme Dundee-Mr Rai
l>lsnl.i.-‘.li~- lame stanley, Priressfara
_ALh.X MCDONALD Secrelilfy
l_ll<ll'wm:ul-ulll ‘ '-_"
New York Fish_Ads-
new that there 'are ways o`f`han ling Lists, Shipping ' 'Cards an
and reénl' ren adnotlonreak- » - streets or
sale will be revelations to you. Oar sale dealer in 'he busineae. _
placoof business inthe finestln the chili - _
Send for our new :Dog Cust_r.ms_ sriff on fish,
aENJAlulN Recaps, Jr.
offheltflnized and satisfactory account' Fulton National Bank or r ally'
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' H A in 'To fishermen Fridll Deilers;-Kindly 
s with om-mane and address so thai e
    :la fro; _time to time mall 
_ ‘-'1_matl'on of value . 1
To fishermen. It may seem guite \ All correspondence answer‘e_v.i_s 
fish on Commission different or better sent on demand. _ . ' _ » 1'
than li have experienced. l We Fire eelabh|l_ied_ 43 gill
' ~ 0 or I
. TRY (lg. Our carefulatlentum F and re r you 
snl1`hl`mtulng| rompt- returns ` Dunn's Mercantile Age _ _l 'i
.ri ---° the market _
1 mduudia? lo-Qydrgm ld Fulton Fish Marital 
_ \ ,riwdlm _ .~___.---.. ._. ..  . I '.l'.' .»¢ ."   _ . ` 9d ` »
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` LIST OERATEPAYERS FOR THE CITY OF Cl-lARLOT'l‘l<ZTOWN, in default for as‘»is_.=.\llil_¢nt_|l\fe
on Real l’roper_ty for the year ending 31st December, 1909, containing names cf all silcll dl}aul§ets_dnd
amount duo from them respectively with a statement wilh the Number of the Town, Water, Lot  
mon Lot upon which or any part thereof. Such assessment _is in default. _ f_ '
Name of Rltepayer in default: Statement of Description of Property upon which Antonia;  __
f ' Asseasmnetis made. ment due_'_a_ ‘ fglnm
Estatgof William Birch. . . . . .. . . . . Vacant Land. Town Lot 72, 3rd Hundred. . . .. . . . . 5 `
 ';1”W."r. . .. . .. . . .. House-and'Land, Town Lot 3, 2nd Hundred.. . . . .
gphli F1ylln............‘..... . ...House and Land. Common _Lot 2:  ..
homes Gerson ....-............_Vacsnt Land, Common Lot al.... ...... 
john Hughes  .  ~ - ......I-louse' andLand Common Lot 23.....  .. . .
-.Patrick Kelly   .. ...Jlouse anrlLand, Colnlnonhot 32.  .. 
James _McMahon .................House and Land, Conln»ollLot 26   
or- Llommfsaioii, $16,170 A west __ _ _ _ , _ _ ' __ _ - _._ James Murphy .  . . . . . z . . . .. ..I-louse and Land, Town Lot gl lst Hundred . . . . .
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‘emduesf *Ne »¢v¢l°¢I'\*~ `**‘F.'°“"°_ 2* '° _” ' ' e Notice is hereby given that pursuant to the" provisions of Statute 3. Edward VII. Can- 17.. _ - _
R’ °' '°""°~ W- W' CT `RKE» W- W~ CLARK after odays’ publication of the above list, being list of the ratepayers of the City of Charlotte”
lag aad,a¢lvll\'f!-\l\fIl_our 1 » _ __ 3 _ _ _AT
3 " 7°"  nm” CIW Chr* Citi/ Clefk have failed lo ywithin the time prescribed the assessment severally levied upon tl;§ilé`} in
l9°~* . ~~- - f f » _ -
'll °:lb`l?!ttf"lll  B1 RQWSE' ' B' C- Pllowgll laid_City, Iwilriilake an application to his Honor the Judgeof the City Cour.o an i , __ ‘_
' <lfol`e  ' ' 3'."  MIYOY Ol fl1¢ ffl'-Y °f Cl1lfl°i¢¢f°WI\ MHYOI Of 'he Cily Of ChHf|0l*@\0WD againit each ard all of the lands above described ror the respective amounts so levied against fh_ei_n I --
' ‘ l ' "  _ ` ‘ ` ' ' ' ‘ ' ' d tbe' _utered I will further apply for s warrantfo the |§§
a a < gl  I
ll wer! lot' write m | kv gm* Ch 1 g Clt) Clerk's Office, Lharlottelowff u aid, and th tupon such Ju giilen lnge ._
om. ,oo I .W»- M  ~ -' °°~»11 'UC e", rd _l' ro., - nr 0 tetown' January 31'd» '9¥° lllflids. Dated :his Sixth Day of January. A. D. i9lo ROBTRT \ Awxngrlllsélilllca V
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