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.», . 1 1 Sealed tenders will -be received

‘ -, .tx L by _ .5 .' “Q\u February 27th from buttermakers

_' > Q* willing to take chiirge of Lake 3 6_5 Verde factory season of 1920. Ten-

, *QQ* tiers to state wages per tnonlh w xn-

- M ¥\ tetl. Maker ta find his own help if

.ng ___

1'.

plumbing is the

_‘-_,ur lilllle .a heating sys-

__, 1101' sanitary drainage _add to the ht--.ilth ,;_'-I1 comfort possibilities ot place ofresidence. \\'iiy nt- -get la touch with us? “ hone 393fJ_.

4_1.- " tr

.ietl JH. 'lraino

»"; I 31-" 80 Grafton Street

.. Phone 393-J.

00-00+#-0-0-ovo»»»¢»-»¢

- 1

" l'Il£lllt't* IS HI’ltl\"(l\‘tI $(IlIl('UIl\‘ lil l\1l`- . , . ' 1,.1,,1,,,. 1, ,,,.,,1,,_.,.,_,. O1 11,15 1,1,,,1_ I bt»nt»_iit _until I_ used ‘SoothaS¢1vtl Wm. lJufi'y. Jas. J. Smith. t 510,00 each-John A. Cameron. ' ° .»'ipl>ly ll.irr_v IIt~iitlt\i-.-on, on prt'iii~ Hill FfUH~¢1-H°¢5- $7.00 t~acli-John Jobnstoii, Patk. M1-g_ Arcliiirnlri McLellan, Wilfred

‘I~`ruil.-a-tives’ cooled the bloor' 1'. UNITY and GO0I`S€ Murray- Gillis, Peter Hickey. COTUUUUS

, BENJ. CARTER, md removed 11mmuse01-11_e,11s',as(, $5.00 each-A. i\icGuigan, Jerome -lylm-1-1B0n and Chas. A, McLellan.

‘ R. gl Mrs John Shreenan. Dri oil Jose li Driscoll,

i_'We will be pleas-1

'ed to have you cali. is

'I'antti'ti

I JEWEI FR

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ci O

O tn

O40-O-Q-O~Of-O4-O-O-O-94°C DO-

' In stock and to arrlv

1000 BAGS BRAN, 1000

BAGS MIDDLINGS,

BAGS OIL CAKE MEAL. Illltl

prices) 500_EIAGS CRACK-

ED CORN AND CORNMEAL,

Z SCHUMACHER FEED PUL- I

‘ is 1... _

L1/`EnizEo om- Faso, §é-_°-l'l£':;T_T-;::::-A: 1

' GERM MIDDLINGS. '

' oo,o0o,LBs FEED WHEA1,

(675 Bags), 600 BAGS _ GROUND OYSTER SHELLS, i

O-Q-oo# QQQ4

SEED MEAI., FLAX SEED,

crushed OATS, FEED BAR.

LEY, Buckwheat, etc. et.c.

Lowest prices In the city.

WHOLESALE It \=€TA1|_

- ` 0 . --_-. any retluiretl. -

_,_ Atitl-ress Vernon River. _ _»;;`,~\ profession that were 6828-2-tlZ\i»l-]i9i. 1 Greed ln. We can plan E-_-~_~I__-_-,i_~c~_~i__i

ial prices for any tiiiantity of saw logs, all dimensions; also latli and

~ - shingle wtiotl by the cord. lleliv-_,

' Fat~tory pei'

6530-2ti.\ll£l\\'I( .

1...

' f |ist\:',.

the undersigned up to Friday,

GEO. E. LANE, 1

Secretary 1

WANTED

' 1

'he itiitlersignetl will pay spec-‘

red at Keiisiitgtoit. I The liviisiiigton Sash :intl iloorll

J. w. wAt=inEN, 1

I offer for stile my izirin of' 'I0 E

'niou Road 5 miles from t`h;irlotte

'rcs of choice ltinti sliuitetl on the NU

_ _ I'

" 'Y Slireenan. William Clarke. Joseph 1ND|AN my/ER pA1q|3l-i, ~|'0TAi_

Pointe Si. Pierre, P. Q.

"I think it my duty to toll you lion

zema. Iconsultcd st-\'t»:'.il dot-tors

Iiu’ anti two boxcsoi"fruu¢i-1ii-e.-

PLUMBING' _ i ' ' A°h°5 """‘ PFI” °' m"“'““'"" Department of Labour reiysrt-~ that "-ni; You HAVE 1 . _ 3°'“°'|'“" A"'”°“ U"°°°"°"'°' returns from the Dominion and Pro-

IERRIBLE EBZEMA . ..

There are ueatlier c tl Th

- ~ t:f.“.°..:‘;?.“..";°.‘.‘f:‘.:.';‘;;‘;.°.~.. 515::

5\lff¢I¢¢'|1'|\\’°¢Y°lf°U°¢i|5|l0Tl'|0l| Gabe' M" ev' ' ' ml ' soiis. Some victims of this disease

“FRU|T'A'TWE5" -_ $5900 °“°h_M' J* M°I"°"' “nd suffer more iii dry warm weather

s »‘ v' _ ' * .‘ . :_

\icI\or Sr Mr and Mrs Frank treatment of this disease

A ‘tlcivor “ilbert \1cCarvllle, H00d's Pills-tl ey d0ll'l Sf1'P9

Farmer, Michael McKenna, John

Kelly. Ambrose Kelly, Peter

Hughes. Michael Mulligan, John

Murtagii, John Greeiian, Patrick ` ($943,003 Mulligan. Thomas McCabe, Hugh . George Mclvlnlwn ;l,00_00_

_ mucliyourmctlicineliastitiiicl`orizit= L_ M 1-. _ Pewr D_ MCIVO1-_ 5000 h__R _ D_ _J_ G1111B_

Isnjeredforilirre years nil/i it-rrilrli l.‘r11nl1"€;';'1'ln111_ pnlln 51n1ll1_ Tllnni. Join -1-_ 1e1a,E111n_ E_ J_ G1111s_ M_

as Murphy, Mrs. John Roberts,” D_ ' _

tl tht-v did not tio me :zur good, Jilhn 3011015011- Falk- Hammm- $25.00 each-Angus McLellan, & »1-hm' 1,,seL1 om, box '01-@0011," l<‘rank McKenna. Edmund Shi'een~ 30n_ Wilfred Delaney. Michael

A .t 1 1 |,0“.,,_ D0 116,95 01. “,1,,1,h is __1em__ ,Sa ’ - . . 1 an. E. I... Mcivor, Aeneas Murray. crnken, Pete, S. Meintyre, Edward ."'-' u l'i`lit‘ balance coverctl with a good ii I

' groutli of ltiinbvi . llie pi°opt-\rt\- is

' . . , 1 .- . _ lt

I Il Of '€V@IY line .`l.§"..`.'.i.'.`;.".§'.l.'."fiilfgi.§till§l§§.‘XI ro

' ` i so ie'

James Ranalian $9.00. Tiomas pen,-1ergn5i_

tl my Iiaiitls are now t‘Icar.` 'I lit CamDbe11 $3_00_ 1 $20110 each_Aus,1n J_ ,McLe11,m_ ain is gone anti there Iius been nt $5_00 earil-_Thomas L, Shi-eenan, R01-1k_ ‘5_ McLellan, M1-n_ Jqlin A,

urn. I think it is it mafr\'ol|on; Mr. and ilirs. John M. Murphy, G;11ll5_ Saunders & Whelan, Joseph

.i splentlid punii in lion . Tl cure because no other medicine di( 333- M~ Gfeemln- Joh" H- Shfeen' Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Mc-

a Niitlmel Clarke, Peter A Donald

. lsu

- tl\\‘t>lling house and bartis`are all in . 1 1 1 11.~ _(1 11 11 ll. - ‘ ' _ ~ . 1.1.51 (1155 cOm1111o,, 11,111 11 1.81.? :ge nn? goo' nm , In a, K McMahon, Fraiicls ('0i‘l'. Rlcllafll $15.00 each-tMl‘. lillil MTS- “I-3-

m"‘]"“'S I 0"" hear" Of’ w""°“"‘1lcCai'vlIle, John A. Cunningham. M0-Donald, Chas. Crowley.

"\m'u0"('el' and ‘Soothe-Salvo’ completed tli 'ma mn' " ' T~ A- 9° ' P

66-1-1ll)IEsut\\'t-tidi. °

ure" _ John Farmer, Philip _ Monaghan, Ernest Mclniyre, Nell J. McNeill,

' Joseph (inmpbel, Wm. W. Smith, M , W. Haggerty and family, Dame PETER LAMATWE (I`lI‘ John Il. Trainor, Michael Greenaii, ,yolisn McKinnon, J. Einme_tt Mc-

-‘\ P’I““d ‘ than in moist cold weather, but

$.2s 00 each --'tlichael Partner. 311 anne, more U1 less all me time dlld 30"" K9l‘Y¢` The cause of rheumatism is an $’0 00 6-Mil-J0|\l\ 1" MCKPUYW- excess of uric acid ln the blood. af A 'Vlvlhlghafl & 50". -IBB MC feciing the muscles and joints Carwll Pelei Raliashall Hence the blood must have atten

$10 00 e-Ich-P J 5m’th. Pet-91' tion for tpermanent results in the

Iian.tnil| llugh Duffy & Earl Hood's Sarsaparllla has given en

$12 00 each -Thomas Smith and tire satisfaction in thousands of

Eugene- cases Do not fail to give It a trial

$10 00 eacli~Jolin P Smith T lf a laxative is needed. take

Thomas )ict“arvelle. Ezechlel Rob- JUHGDII Mllllltlilfi. P- B- H\l8l\€!» erts. Allan .McDonald. Patrick MTS-' JUS. Keir- -I0hl1 0- Shfeenan-

Trainor. Owen )lcCarvelle, John M,.e_L_Murp11y_ Raynnl-11 5,111-eennn

The Employment Service of the

vlncial offices of the Employment ' Service of Canada for the week ending January 3rd, show an in- crease iii plaecinfnts as compared with the returns oi' the preceeding week. During the week the 92 oi- fices reported that they had refer- red 4,939 persons to regular eni- posltioiis, and that 4.129 of these had received employment. This re- presents an increase of 1,026 as compared with the previous week when 3,103 persons were placed. In addition 954 casual jobs were sup- plied as compared with 1,027 dur ing the week eiitle'.'i`Decem»I.\er 27th. The placements for the week were distributed as follows: Prince Ed- ward lsiand. ill; Nova Scotia, 115; New Brunswick, 147; Quebec, 328; Ontiirio, 1454; Manitoba, 502; Sask- ' atehewan, 377; Alberta, 493; Bri-

tish Colnni-bi;\, 700.

During the_\\'eek 12.140 appli-

cants were registered. of whom 504 were women and 11.636 were men. This represents an increase of 3,- 068 in registration when compared with the 9,072 applicants of the preceding week. This increase may be attributed largely to the re- glstrarioit of returned men in con- nection with the Federal Emer- gency Appropriation Act. The iiuin- ber of vacancies notified by ein- ployers dttring the week totalled 4,699, of which 711 were for women workers and 3,988 were for ineil. This is an ‘increase of 848 when compared with -the 3,851 vacancies during the week ended December 27th. The number of applicants un- placcd at the end of the week 'to- talled 18,901, while the number of vacancies renialning iinfllled was 12,193. Of the placements in regul- ar employment 277 were women and 3,852 were men. The _nuiirber of returned men reported as plat:-‘

ed was 1,596.

Oi‘ the placements in regular ein-

. I litem 111111111111] 111 St Dnstaqs . _ .stiff Nea, ilmiigt tuition-1 it wit- to ati tiictoits or uit cur .

. DF CIIARLIITTETOWN.

. __.- »-.__

Ladies and Gentimen: ` -

'Having been solicited by a large number of

the citizens and tax payers of Charlottetown to offer as a candidate for the Mayoralty at the forth coming election, I have consented to offer for the office and beg to solicit your support and influence. . _ - ' An extended report of the past year’s work is now before you. You will observe that we_ have ' succeeded to make revenues and expenditures meet and have a balance to the good.

My work at the Council Board is well kno_wn

to most of the tax payers of the city' and I think that I may fairly assume that the result of my work meets with the approval of the majority of the citizens. ,

Many of my friends believe that I am en-

titled to the position on account of my length of.

service to the city, having served for a greater length of time than any. member of the ouncil Board and have performed the duties of my office in a fair and eilicient manner since becoming a member of the Council. ‘ ‘

If you do me the honor of election there will

be nothing negative with regard to my policy for the forth coming term. I will use every effort to promote all and every good work undertaken by the Council for the general welfare and bet- terment of the city. '

Charlottetown has made much progress in

civic betterment in the past several years and I believe that I can claim a fair share of the credit for the-progress 'that has been made. I will be unable to see personally _the electors before

*"1 xv '_-1.. -

We are prepared to buy any

quantity of live and dressed hogs - paying the highest market prlces.|

,_ Our buyers will buy at the follow 1 ' _ l ing stations on the following dates

until further notice:-~

1 Everett Wedlock, Hunter River.

- » tammy 14th ami zstii. F

, John Whitehead, Kensington '

` .la St

‘ 3 I.ou'is Muttart and T. I-I. Smith

¢ Albany, January 14th and 28th. 114

Major McDonald, Summersltie.

Inniinry 14th and 28th.

l'erley Drake, Vernon Station

_ lanuary 14th and 28th.

Bert ilrown, York, January 14th

anti 2SIh. _

.-\i»-x. I). Martin, Grand View _

Iziiiuary l~lth and 28th.

Every day at Charlottetown

Plant. L

nuary 7th, 14th and 2 I1.

For information call Canadian 1,,

Packing Co. i.ttl., Kensington Road. 1 Phone Plant 553, Oilice 532. 1

\\'<~ are pt't~l»ai'¢\tl to buy any tlitan- \ oi ilu 'intl tlrttssetl hogs pi\

J. M. ROOP, Manager.

tv il. \l.tilin, Giaiitl \tc\_v. p1:10W5E &_ 50N_ 1_-1-D_

' 5oc.abcx,sf<£r $2.5o,t`=-mist .-1 101111 D- M“"“”"°"°» Paifivk Hugh' Donald. Time. N. Donoiioe. Jas-

At R11 dede" or sent P0_,1,,_, es, Patrick Mc(‘.urvelle, Patrick Dnnnphy, George Shea, Michael

rl,-"__|_u". Limited 0,1, __ Montigltaii. Mrs. John L. Duftv. Brennan, Jas, Braham.

` " Jllllll R- Ml1l'DIlY. Mrs. Geo. Kelly. $7.00 each-Vernon Malone, Mrs.

\Iiss lli'i\ Duffy, Dominick Owens. Alex. Owens, Ambrose Campbell,

Patrick i\’loa'i. iatirinctt Hughes, Edward Larkin, _

Patrick Creiglittn, J. J, Hughes. 5.00 each-Alban McLellan.

*i .fella llif-han. John `M. MCKGIIII8. Lewis P. McLellan, Itodk. J. McLel-

Farm for sale at Mt. Stewart, Frniiois Gi-cehan, P. J. Cairns. lan, Joseph Gillis, Manning l-llck.

vitb dwelling house and out-build- Edward McKenna, Jas. Greenan. ey, Jus. Glover, John S. McLellan, HES- Al-*DIY Sr., Francis J. Greenan, Wendall Marlin Cqnnigk, Robert Glover.

. J-_ MGKINNUN. McKenna, Francis Greenan, John John Conley, John Brennan, Jen

207 EUSIUU street T. Mtiriiliy, Jas. R. Grecnnn, Peter inlalr l-lynen, Lenus Brennan, E. L

0 Ch0l'I0i¢€l°W1l A. McKenna, Henry Roberts. Ai-senault. Theo. Gorman, Robert 7~‘1'27'ME10il"i- ` James Connolly, John McCardle, Fitzjinmons, Leonard Sheenhan.

Mrs. Martin Mulligan, Mrs Frank Mr-g_ E_ J, tlyinrphy, John E. Hugh-

Cl'0k0I1. JOIlrl MUFDIIY. Wm- ROD' es, Lenus Gorman, Michael Mullin.

_ arts, Alplionsus i\IcCarvell, Thomas Jag, lvl, McKenna,-_John R. Malone.

I I-Inmill, Patrick iMoBri.Ie,~ ’i‘t-rence Chas, [)nrnnl1y,.J, J, Burns, Wm.

~--< Gtirrigaii. John P. Murphy, Ernest Higgins, Daniel Goodwin, Emmett

.-\s I :tin leaving the lslaiitl I)uify. \\"ni..I. Roberts, Thomas Mc- Clow, Jas. I.. Murphy, Jas. L.

’ .ihotit .Iul_\' 15, all :it-t-mints due ine Ewen, Owen G. Mc(‘arvllIc, John Glllig__ *-

lust ht- st-tiled at l15_ S-flint-y St. or J, lvlni-11liy_ lvlr5_ yl_ _l_ lvlnl-nlly,1 4_0() e,wh__`1nB_ Condnn, and lvl,-11, iiilloti ‘before that tl ite. Il' not set- 'rlinninn Gnlngllnr, lvllllln MC. B1.°wn_ lctl then, they will have to be left Cai-vlll¢_ M1-nl pal,-1011 J_ '1-m1n°1._‘ 53110 eac1\__Th°_ Ca_mp1,e11 and r etiilvciltiti. Any goods to be re- John M, Kelly, $3.00. William Delaney, \'"\<‘<l “Hn be lcft -if -“lie” address- $2.00 each-Mrs. Peter Mainmey, szoo seen-John A. -camrbeii,

H- ,CAMPBEI-Lv __ John Mulligan, Thomas Fi Croken,‘ Frank Shea, John R. Thompson,

1\;f;‘[f"f“‘V_“y_M“n John A. Sltreenan, Mrs. John A. John Hickey, Alfred Kelly, Mrs.

.§.,.._.,_6\U_,_,1)1 ‘ 5~“lmy Streel Slireeiian, \Vm.`Bro\vii,. James Frank McGarvllle, Henry Ready, “ “ ' ‘ “" I ‘~ Murphy, Joseph Slireenan, Leonard Joseph Gillis, Jas. Gorman, Jas. A.

4' Du$rl.,0'0-each-James ‘\lcGuigan ' }F'Ei'3i'b'Ii'll' PLa'NrenceLebl`t'INbghy,Le€

0lC00llS0ill0l'S ~ ',,,,~~ '

'We hereby give notiice to all -_l . .

__ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ parties indebted to us by book ac- _ $1.00 each-Aeneas, J. Keir Bas- ; _` ‘ __ _ _ couiil. notes of huiitl or otherwise, sett, Joseph Morrison, John P. U*1,__“:;___:;_’_I;l‘_'_*;_ ’_‘_‘_;‘_'l:__‘_,‘__1:’_;"1§‘;_____g that p_ii_yri_iciit oi’ same ls demanded Costly, Th‘os. Bassett, Jas. Thomp-

GRIT FOR POULTRY. PURE 'who will but .11 their rcspt-ctive sta- I'<Ii~"ahhh:';a'lIllI';I1&lbnnI;;' ° Pon' D£I>mtel l"!lcMnI'iuan'MJ°h'0hA'

. U ; . , , , . , _ _ _ ower eer ova en, rs. as.

_L|~8EE_D___M_EAL CoTToN__ ,tyoirs o\_f_T,\ \\otlntstl.1} until i`ui 1,1 pehruary next may be handed 0 Cl0W_ 'M188 Rebecca Fnzslmnmns

' .m“‘ "'““"- `1to oitr solicitor for collection. 111,111( MCDD11 811 John R Mo1.,.1'

'I“"""“ “"‘II°"" II““i"\' mv" Your pioinpt attentioii \\iil save _-_ ` A g ' ' '

1§1,,.1 111.11, ,_ '_ 1 _ ` _ __ ' ` son, A Friend. __\1__°' _',‘_. tm?" ._ ‘3xP‘"5“ _ HER93 INSTANT REI-IEFI N0 50 cents-Mrs. Tiios. Rogers.

PAIN. GORENESS. STIFF

liiirry Jenkins, IIiw.t~llirook. . Murmy H,,_r1,m._ NESS AFTER RUBBING' 784

Ilvri It. Ilrowii. York. ‘ t'31;'.1.l~.\-ll],_f,19-_ " . _.-

John \\'ltitelic:iti, Iieiisiiigtoii. WITH "S11;A'é'Q$9B'S UNI' I.oui< .\inttart anti 'I`. Ii. Smith, EXAMINATION OF LENNOX IS-

\lb: ' ' . ._ LAND SCHOOL \\}i'Il'ittiii t‘lat~k, Siiiiiiiieisitle. Ah_',P"I1n '5 ime! . _ 7- - 1~_~.~.».. ...__

, _.

-lam 533. H cal Association will meet for the with "St" Jacms MHP :‘_1l'_'_‘;irn°°1:‘oo‘iV“5D5§e“&_’_f‘ §i°’2“°’§_ I” CANADIAN PA ING .,' , f I I - L' 1 Bc > e em e 5 W en

l(@n.1in§i§n ngnelo LTD' I';xrrih;sII'o'I- ii-,<'=I;'lr;lti?aI'i§>iI:atIlilH'r‘lI).cli?i:ltl)y£ illxtlaiplyilhis s°°l1l1:i“g‘ hpenetraglllg the Pe°Ple °f 'mf district ““°ml"

(-111 1 . 1-._ _ lzyl, 15111 1920_ ' 9 _F99 Y “P011 0 l1C_ 9- Und 1 8 led to attend the semi annual ex-

” m'Pm"Ill' M. REOOIP '\AI'llilllirt";ttions must be received I1n~a§'c` lille' C.°meS' 'ist' dafobs “ml“au°“ and closing exefdws ff"

' ' i ` -|11 1119"' COINIUQFS DH I1- » s 21 mid-winter vacation. The neat lit-

' tl Pl' t' (`lt'I » '_ T‘i'»Bil II" I. I.'l.h ` ' ` "

& 1 ‘;'.m_1‘|T1,0;T__n1;(;:\L;f1;E_I_:’;‘8n1ce 5_3,,_ 1,,_1,;CLe Egxzirdolalggzllnpgglxngceuti lameness 'nntlwpain follows a gentle A very entertaining anti social

I I’

Queen St. Warehouse. .

.Phone 208.

4»¢Q¢b4 O-0-4-00 1

§i§sTitTtl"'t:éiit4t§§.§Ui3EitHb§tHiir

¢o¢ 3.6¢ \4

DR. I. E. CROKEts ,

VETERINARY SURGEON lice and Residence, 171 Great

George Street

Opposite K°nnedy's Garage .

Phone No. 804

sri-ssiaimspa. "

[eLc:m & McKinnon.

Barrloters,Attorneys-at-Law ' S Office, Royal Bank Building.

arlottetown - - P. E. Island

Morson & Duffy Barrister: and Attorneys lolicltoro for Royal Bank ol Canada MONEY TO LOAN

McLeod & Bentley W. E. Bentley, K.C. Barrister and Attorney-at-Law MONEY TO LOAN

'Ice -_ Bank of N. S. Chambers

5 ro oe-ooo oooooo

O-64-¢~&¢-O-+&§&oo»oo¢o+4+

MARK R. McGU|GAN, B.A.

Barrister, Solicitor. Notary

Public. Money to Loan

Cameron Block,

Charlottetown, P, E. I.

P00-GO-¢>OO-OO-O&ObQOO6-0-G

.__._l..___

A farm of 77%' acres with good buildings situated at Suffolk, 9 is from Charlottetown. Convenient to school, dhlH°Ch€l\. butter HIG-

', saw and grlst mills. _ _

_ ;_;_n J- K-

I" fs

mm. ,

Masonic Building,

M-nnfigor not later than Monday, February

5530'1'29'ME'-I- winter. A ferry is in operation in ,___--l-_i____ _.___.= 1 summer; wharf five niiuutes walk

from house. There is abundance of

I I

* sotiwvt-rl, the farm having shore

fronts on both North and West

I _ ltivors. Price reasonaiblr. lf not

solrl by Feb. 18th will -be sold by |pu‘blIc auction on that date; with

”“`“ .stock crop; Implements and house-

hold ftirniture Reserve this dafe,

Feb. 1_8. Hantlhills with list oi'_sIock

etc.. later. Phone. Property can be ‘inspected at any time

Large quantity on hand.i _ _' =>~~=> www-

6726 1-3 ME 3. 7.10. :_-*i_*i-_-___*._'i__.,

Different Grades I

r’~“

'I`HE KENSINGTON SASH t

8. nooit ticioitr MAIL. CONTRACT

t:.\f2!»-2-M.i<3lwl<. --

_ ,__.'._“;`:‘_`.'. 21.5? _'..1;”i';;Z;2i ? S]<}i\l,|-III '[°|']N|)|~][{S, l\|Ir|l`f'HRf‘f‘I I.(\

~ » -- '- »~ 'tip |~t--

im loattviiistti ht nritil, wi r~ 1r1~i\'~-~i ni Utttiwit iintll nm»n.f\n l"r|- ,.in_\~. tin- ictlt .\t\lrt~|\. inzv. for thr-

, I i~tmv|~_\'.'ttit>t- ui’ Ilia .\Itijt-t<i.y'a Malia,

.. .i». ._ mn it

iil'a plvtisiirc.

l’rlnts~rl notices <-nntnlnlnlr furth-

cr information as to conditions nf \ropo.~4r-fl (Wnitrnot may ht- seen nnd Iiltink forma nf Tondvr muy he nb- litiiirwl tit thi' l'v»st iIffif‘f‘F ttf I't~i\\¢t~'s Station tinrl tit the Office of i|i.~ Iwtst Uffit-o Inilpt-rtur. '

.l0l|I\' l~'. \\`llEAll,

Pont Olllce Inspector.

I'4n|t |)|~l¢~r lnnpfa-tt‘r_|;;_0llIcc, 1

fl In Jmmnry- . - 2 ' 667l2-1-3|-i\lE.<ut3l

R088, ,

Charlottetown

harmless ’hackat'lie, lumliago anti

to i.f.ii‘.'.°“.;f.“i.i;.“t.llst.'r:;;.:;z‘;t i':§..i:’;°i;;“..t;;iz“‘°“ “

wS'e'_|_;,_3_:‘r(_f_\1”.,/;°'g'1s_ra__ burn or discolor _the skin. The classes were examined In

(.,_,,r1n11Pmwn__7un_27 1920_ Si1\‘l1l8__|ll€Il S1011 111086 t0r- various subjects by the teacher _,_._____M_2nM,Et___8i_ > turnus_ stitches.. In a moment Jolin s, Sari( nnnisied -by Anthony

._.__*___._.._______; 5'0" WI" f°"H'3l _'hal Y?" “VCT hlifl fi Mitchell and their prompt, ready

“ _*wi*-‘°- bat-.k. -because it wont hurt or be and nnnnrnte nnswers Showed than

' ' sttiff or ltiiiie. Don't s_uff`er! Get _at iliny 11-,rd been carefully 1811511; rlnr.

' small trial bottle of ‘ St. Jacobs ing’ ini. ie,-n1_ The prizes of 1,03;

Above fertilizers now in stock I ____ '“‘"”“e“' f"’"‘ Y°“' d‘“S3’“ “°‘” attendance were awarded to 1.

’ d get this lasting relief. J p - 2 R d 1) 1 _

_ Vi farm at York Pol t. North in “mes mars' ' °'Ym°“ 9 els'

.in supply :it lowest prices. Now 111‘,.(,};._ cm,_,,1S11ng 01 50 "acres 01 Seaiiolr Engllsl1Catchls_mZ-l, Rgy-

_'__v_____. . _ _ 1- 1 ~ 1 11 1 _ _'_ mon c-ters; , osepi eo .o-

Is the tiint. to buy its prices are __‘;F(;__":`,1:hvi;);‘g;g1='0S;;t(;,,% c1;'aI;:'S‘ page. Junior English Catechism-1,

9O+%§44 .

111.1. 1,, a,1v1,,,c(,_ 1" good re1,,,11._ -F1115 property 18 Urbln Mitchell, 2, Noel Lahobe.

.1,1,.,1(11,11y s11ua1e11 7 m11es from t:A'i'A|ut|lA|. nr-:Al~'i\'|-:its Very young pupils-1. Francis

DEB1_01S aROs__,1_-1-D_ `11,,,_` C113, 1,, summer by mad and . ann' ns: ovnncoiuiu Thomas; 2, Philip John Labobe.

I 1 in .. . 1*. . . . . ...“‘:.i.“‘°.f .°‘;;°°“i"“.:..i;i.:°t.-"t.“.l'

you invc in arrin It-.1 - 0 ‘ ee 5 , 6 -

nt»ss,oi' nie oven Just ti lItt.|t~ Che11_ J1111101-_1_» Urhen Mlgchellz

étahlcapoonful four times u.

lttirti of Iiotiring oi' htivtelit-ntl noises un to _votir drtigizlst itiitl get I mince of l'nrmInt. itifiiililc stroiigtli). and lttld to

it ‘.3 pint oi' hot water und ii llttlo grnntilatcd sugar. Take

ily This will often hrlnu' quit-It

rr-lit-f frtttn the disti':--mliiir litfiirl ntilscn. Cloggcd nostrils should npr-n. lin-athllig hucritiic en:-iy and tho miiciis atop tlrnp- pinir into the throat. It is easy to prepare. costs little and in pleasant to take. Anyone los-

lniz hearing or \vhn hun (fat- nrrlittl Doa nvit nr litvirl noises Hlttittld L-:ive this prest-rlptloii it trial. _

»+» -é--tot----_

DR. DoVAN'8 FRENCH PILLS Arellable Regulating Pill for Worn on, $5 u box. Soid at all Drug Stores. or mollcd to ony address on receipt of price. The Seobell Drill 00.1 Ut. Cin erllen, Ontnrlo. _ - PHOBFHONOL FOR MEN Ilentorel Vim and Vitality for Nerve and Brain' Increases "gray matter". Tonic-will build _you uv. I8 l. box, or two for f5. at rug stores. or by mail on rece pt. nf price. The tlcobell Drug Cn.. M. Untlrrlnfl. fmtnrfo. S0119 AT F0!'l'lill\‘8 l)l|UG'!'l‘|Ill.lB

WANTED

A young lady to work in drug

store. Must have ofllce experience.

Apply "A. B. C.". Guardian. 6832-2-6-MEtf

1 . _ Y Jerome Peters.

Richard Mullallay

$6.00 cach--John H. Baker, and

ug es. 1 50-William Bassett

tie school rootn with its bright look-

2, Joseph Knockwood.

Grammar-~1, Abraham B.Thomas

2, Raymond Peters.

5th Grade-1, Joseph Leo Copage -ith Grade-1, Raymond Peters;

2, Sophia Thomas.

3rd Grade-1, Agnes Knockwood;

2, Francis Francis.

2nd Grade-l, Urban Mitchell; 2,

Frank Thomas.

'ist Grade--i Mar Tuplin; 2,

- (7ol'.~y books--1, Agnes Knock- wood: 2. Jos. Leo-Copage.

Arithmetic Senior--1. Abraham

S. Thomas; 2, Raymond Peters.

Junior A.-1, Sophia Thomas; 2,

Agnes Knockwood.

Geography-1. A-braham S.

Thomas; 2, Joseph Leo Copagc.

After the examination took place'

the teacher served the pupils and people with candy and fruit.

The following programme was

read: It is the name of Mary, sung by children; Maple Leaf Forever, sung hy children; We'Il never let the old Flag fall, sung by children; 0! Canada. sung by children; Tramp, tramp the boys are march- ing, sung by children.

Complimentary remarks were

made by Chief John Sark,

Mitchell and Thomas Peters on success of the examination and splendid manner in which the en- tertainment part was performed.

ployiiient 13 were \reported by Prince Edward island offices, 5 within the province and 8 in other provinces. as compared with 2 ‘lic previous \veek; 1.15 by Nova Sci,- tle. oilices, 112 within tho province and 3 in other provinces. as com-

New Brurnswlck oiflt-es rcporte-I 147 placements, 1115 within the province and 12 in other provinces. as compared with 122 placements the preceding week. Quebec oitic-` es iniiile 328 plzicements, 300 with- in the province and 28 in other provinces, as conipnred with a tot- al of 241 the previous week. Place- ments reported by the Ontario of- fices totalled 1.454, of which 1.427 were wltlilii the province and 27 in other provinces. This coiiiparetl with 1,0-iii <plat:eineiit.~‘. reported the week previous. The western prov- iiices reported placeinents as fol- lows:-502 'by -Manitoba offices, 393 within the province and 109 In oth- er provinces, as compared with a total oi' 417 the preceding wceit; 377 by Saskatchewan ofllces, 247 \vitt_hIn the province and 130 in oth- cr proviiices, as coinptiretl with :I total oi' 618 the previous week; 493 by Alberta offices, 470 \vlthin the province and 20 iii other prov- inces, as compared with a total of 416 tho preceding week. British Col-unibia offices reported 700 place- inciits, all of wlilcli were within the province, as coinpnretl with a total ot' 469 during the week ended I)cc~ cnibcr 27-th.

" ' '.'_'.' Z 14-- ‘ '1' 13'- _°-'>--~.l.‘___. _

é--$0-éi

EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS

RECORDED IN HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, Feb. 3.-Yesterday

morning -the seismograpli at Dul- housle University recorded an earthquake, which was registered at about the some time as that re- ported at Washingtoii. The shack lasted one hour and fittyniinutes and it was a bettei' record than the one obtained of the recent earth- quake in Mexico. which occurred several weeks ago.

It was 7.45 a. m. when the seis-

mograph first recorded' the shock, which seemed to come from the West of South or Central America. Taking consideration the difference intime, between Halifax and Wash- ington, and also .the time required for the shock to travel the distance separating the two .cities, ~the ln- strtiment at Dalhousie recorded the same time that the George-

town Universigy did. In the-Wash- `ington depatc it was stated that the earthquake was centred from 3300 to 3800 miles from that city. therefore it must have been an ad- ditional eight hundred miles or more from Halifax.

-,I im _ ,_

_ woo ntounh

-thehootheailng. nothing and zlfoo- tive preparation for Kidney and lind-

der troubles yet produced.

Politlveiy relieve pain. and uolnt the erguiulo regain normal actIon,rIrIdin| 1 the system of uric add poison. Get Qin Pills Iwfry and be on the oafl' olde. I0e.|t all drugglofo nd dealers, with monerhick guarantee. lllpio

untfne.

Altlrclli fic Nl\|o&l Drug I ClOllf.ulCo- of Comodo. LMI.. Tonuh

U.3. Addnna N\&I-Co.. loo.. 102 IohS\~ - - llfhlo. KY.

pared with 72 thc previous week. l,_,,

I 1

The singing of the National An- them then brought-the proceedingsl to a close. ~

polling day and rely upon the citizens of Char- ottetown, w‘liose sense of fair play and justice is well known, to rally to my support.

Yours respectfully,

D. J. RILEY.

Ladion and Gentlemcnz-

Having been asked by many of

the Electors of Ward Three to nominate at the coming election I have done so._I have served- you for the past six years. M-y record is before you and if yoti think well oi' it ,I ask you to support me :it_ the coming Election. I will bo un- a‘blo to make a personal canvass and 1 take this opportunity of ask- ing you for your support.

Yours Faithfully.

Ft. B. RATTRAY._

To 11th.

.CA_1£D

To the Electors of Ward 5

Ladies and Gcntlenrcnz-

Two years ago, without solicit-o.

tion 'on my part you elected me as one of your representatives to the City Council. During my term I have endeavored to look after the in terests of the City to-the -best of my abl'lity~. and I think I may claim a fair share of the credit oi ia- -augnratlng the .pol-icy of permanent

your approval and you see fit to re-elect me for another term I will continue .to give of my time and what little ability I possess to con-

best interests of the City BGUBNIIY- I do-not intend to make any can-

for you to decide as to whether you wish me to represent you for' anqther term or not.

Yours truly,

J. J. MeKINNON.

Feb ith till 11th.

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To the Electors oi Ward 5

Ladies and Gentlemenz- - Two years ago, you did me the honor of electing me as one of your representatives at the council board, and now, at the request of a large number of the electors, I again nominate, and take this means of soliciting your support, at the -forthcoming election. As far as lay in my power I have always worked in the best interests of the City in general and Ward five in particular, bearing im mind that our city finances will not allow of permanent streets all over the City, at least for some years to come, I em in favor of opening the City gravel .pit at Surrey to procure material to Improve our clay streets I also favor the Dominion housing scheme, providing it does not lm- pose additional burden on our city finuiiees. I also will support all Im movements consistent with our revenue._

Trusting my services of the past

term will warrant a continuance of your favor I am yours truly.

H. F. CONN JR8,

6795-2-5-MEBI

Ninn -

if you have horses in poor con

th y y and they have no ambition. And they do not Improve on the feed that they are getting.

Try I. box of Dr. Churches condi

up and out them in a good thrifty :tote of health where they will keep on less feed and look better. Sold by all stores or direct on re ceipt of one dollar..

qfl. W. G. QHURCH

Btimmerllde, P. E. l.

0816-1-17~Mlltf.

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mit i<:i¢tt1§_0twifts'ro int ttictois or

WARD Z

At the request of ri large num-

ber of citizens in Ward 2, I have decided to offer as 3 candidate for Councillor in the forthcoming elec-

tion. I take this opportunity of

soliciting your support. If elected' 1

will endeavor to look after the in- terests of the‘CIty in general and

of Ward 2 in particular.

Respectfully yours,

W M. M 0 RA-N,

8681-1-31M,-Etf.

To the Electors of Ward Z

Ladies and Gentlemen!-

Witlt request of many voters

in the ward, freehold' and real. I herewith present myself to you as your representative. If returned I promise to do 'all in ml’ DOW" f°l` this glorious Ward 2. 'e

RICHARD J. LEDWELL.

__CKllD

streets. If my work has met with To the Electors of Ward 5

Ladies and Gentlemen:-Quite a

number of my friends have asked me to again offer as it candidate

r Ward 5 at the forthcoming

tinue this work and further the Civic Election. I have decided to

o so and most respectfully solicit our support Having represented

_ Y -

vass, but leave the matter entirely .your ward 10,- 10111. year, pre.-lon.

sly, I think It unnecessary to make any promise except to say that I shall exercise my very best .ludg-~ ment In all matters pertaining to the welfare of the city. Thanking you in advance, I am.

Yours faithfully. R. HAROLD JENKINS.

6760-2-4-MEtf.

L. B. MILlER’S CARD

To The Electors of Ward Five.

Ladies and Gentlemen:--For

three consecutive terms you hnve done me the honor of electing me as one of your representatives at the Council Board, and now in ob- edience to a general request, I glad- ly comrply with your wishes to nominate again, and take this means of soliciting your support on the 11th Inst. .

The Ballot Act was framed for

the protection of the voter. I have always respected it by retraining from a personal canvass.

Much as has been done for the

Ward during the last few years. much remains to be done. and to accomplish It In part without ln- volvlng the city I submit:

1. The Gravel Pit at Surrey, own-

ed by the city. MUST be opened tip, for It contains In abundance the material required on our streets, and quite within the means of the civic finances. -

2. The Dominion Housing scheme

shoulll be -taken up at once with the Provincial Government, for the housing problem is becoming eer- lous in Charlottetown. `

3. Having succeeded ln getting

a lease of a large portion of Bridge Hill from the Military authorities,

and had bathing houses erected

there in. It can be made into o

dition from the effects of diatom 1101151111 1 _1.a,.k 1 1d 11 11 9°' °' 'mm any "he" enum' when at Iiitleuor no exp'I':Iis(;. Th: egirtells

° ma" I' dr and dm lwking portion of the city is entitled to lt.

A gentleman has already offered to supply a fountain-now that permission has been received ‘and

tion iwwtisi- which viii iiuiiti than :,‘;;“‘;,§,f;‘;°‘§§t,_°°;']’,§’,‘;’,§f“ °° °“Pl"Y

I believe in improvement, consi-

stant with our means.

Trusting that my work in the

past warrants ii continuance of your confidence. I sm.

Obedleotly youre.

L. l. MILLER.

6725 _ _

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