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DIARY OF }‘IVl"I.\"I`S.

._ ._ . T0-DAY. -

. City Magistrates Court. 9 a. in.

Peoples Theatre. 3, 7 and 8.45 p. m.

Prince Edward. 8.15.

BIIf.TlIS 4-3-.-___J. --____

WEEKS-At Fredericton. on January

i7. 1916. to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Weeks a daughter-Harriett Emeline.

_@-l-____ “ DEATHS

MULLINS.-At his home. 99 Pownal Street, February 3rd. Patrick Mullins, at the age of 70. Funeral from his ,residence Saturday morning nt .ll o'clock.

-iii-_;__

iuiriiiiiici

To Messrs Ewen and W. E_ Mcllhec,

of Heatherdale. It becomes our rc- spectful duty ln behalf of Celtic Loyal Orange Lodge to extend to you our sincere sympathy and condolence in the great bereavement that, in thc providence of God, has come to you in the death of your beloved wife and mother. Her kindly and sympathetic ways which bore testimony to a beau- tiful spirit within, endeared her to a large circle of friends who join in these words of heartfelt sympathy. It is one of the frailties of human life that sadness should becloud a parting such as this. when from the suffering body. the soul. on wings of faith and love, is wafted to the God who gnvr- it. Malcolm L. McPhee, John A, ,CampbsiI. Samuel M. Martin.

--__-...__..i

GERMAN HUPES

llims Erpsot to liyust Their Finsssss litii “in sinnity"

London, Feb. 3.-

Minister, M. to an inquiry house as to rats of ex- in conse- Central

would disa-

that its gow to limit filo- sii articles of .measures to

To the Electors of Charlottetown

Ladies and Gsntiemenc- - I have been requested by a number

of the electors of the City to become] a candidate for the Mayorslty at the coming election and I have decided to offer my services to the citizens.

If you do me the honour of election that honourable n0Si¢i0!1- l PPO!!!-

lse that I will give to the work the _ best service of which l am capablef keeping in mind the interests of cit-

issns throughout the whole City The year book of the (‘lty is now in the printerahands and ought to be av- ail his for the inspection of the cit- izens before Nomination Day.

As it will be impossible for me to

make a personal canvass of electors I take this means of soliciting your influence and support.

Yours respecfully.

D. J. RILEY.

6071-I-2iMi.f.

To the Electors of Ward Three

Ladies and Gentlemen!-

Having being again invited to come

forward as a candidate for the repre- sentation of your ward in the (Fity Council I have decided after due con- sideration, to consent.

My experience as a member of the

Fire Department for the past twenty- two years enables me to speak with authority on the requirements of the city in this connection. and I recog- nize the necessity oi keeping the de- partment up to the highest possible standard of efficiency consistent with economy.

The question of improving the con-

ditions of the streets will receive my best attention. While a great deal is being done towards improving these, much still remains to be done. I would make it part of my duty to see that the streets in Ward No. 3, es- pecially the side streets, received a fair share of the expenditure for this purpose.

I have always considered that Char-

lottetown ought to be one of the fore- most cities in Canada and my aim shall be, if elected, to do everything in my power to make lt. so. I nm, your obediently,

R. B. RATTARY.

7100-2~1Mtf. I I "

To the Electors of

Ladies and Gentlement-

About two years ago you honoured

.me with a. seat at the Council Board of our city to assist in representing your interests, and the time is soon arriving for you io give expression to the selection then made.

in the most hearty co-operation with

your other representatives I have done my very best to carry out your wishes in extending civic improv:-.meiil;=i, par~ ticiilnrly in Ward Five, and how faith- fully that duty has been performed, you are the best judges.

Every section of the large Ward

bears evidence of attention particu- larly the centre where long standing wants have br-cn attended lo such us surface drainage, new lights. maca- damlzilig Iiayiioid Street. laying new sidewalks, opening up School Street and giving our children a sidewalk on which they can reach their school without wading through mild.

As l have not hcard a complaint

from a single clocior ou tho Ward, on the contrary, many words of com- mcndation. l am encouraged to ask you for re~clsciion on February 9th. instant, that I may be of service in further assisting in extending im- provements rcquircd and under consi- deraiion.

I have repeatedly stated from my

place at the (`.ouncll Board "flint Ward Five is the hope of the city. although long neglected; and, that civic improvements should keep pace with private enterprise. ln fact, thc former should precede so as to eu- courago thc lattl-r. This requires money. and nioro money we must have, for i'liar.nt‘otown miisi tak( hor place uinoiiu the most. inviting cities in Ciiiiuzlo. 'l`o at-.campllsli this cnd I do not propose any increase ir. our taxes, but I do propose :list a most vigorous representation be made for n re-adjustment of our accoiint with the i’rovlncc,-fond ii' seems to me that the time was ncvcr so ripe as at thc pri-sent. I am pcrsimdcd that we sluill find a sympathetic (lov- crnmi-nt, and wc have in ox-lidnyor Paton u repress-iiiiiiivc who thorough- ly understands our case and our

needs.

Electors! Tin- ballot is designed to

afford you the grcalcsi. liberty of con- science and action; l shall not vio- late it by asking you personally for support; but. ii' you believe your in- terests are satisfactorily served by me, I respectfully ask you to so mark

your ballots.

Thanking you for your confidence in

the past. which l feel l have not for-

felled.

I am your obedient servant.

L. B. MILLER.

Ladies

20|-ull]

sltuat

deavo in particular and the City in general. All Soliclting your support. Of

` Ladies

.- l tion ai. the forthcoming civic contest

better portio

' a

mich

ments

7135-‘.2-2lll1l='»l.

Ladies

.ilidate

D 2 and

Ladies and Gentlemenz-

Hav . .

number of the electors of Ward l~‘ivn. and particularly oi' Ward Fivo Central lo become a candidate for Councillor at the coming election. I have decided to become a candidate and oi‘l'er my services to the public und especially Ward Five. Central.

Should

elect me I shall consider it my duty and my pleasure to work in the in-

terest p y

espocinlly Ward Five.

make a

once and support.

7121-2-2-Mil.

7104-2-ifntr.

Ladies and Gentlemem-

ti , iyouwi ouste onoro re ectingus,_we ' o our best to further the interest of the Cit , and pa_rticularly of _Ward Four. Much remains to be done lin the way of improvement 1n_ our City. Drainage and Streets should have our first consider ation. Our main thoroughfares should be complete in the most up-to-date manner and the improvements gradually extended

throughout_the City, as our means will allow.

Ourcit will no doubt, endorse any reasonable ?pend~

itnre which will give em loytnent to our citizens, in the or of high living. .As voting islry ballot, we believe our cit_1zsns wi ex- ercise their good judgment, invotingfortiieCand1dateofthe1r\3w choice without being csnvassed. _ 1

Thankingyou insnticipstion of kind favours

Woarsrespsctifullyyoins - '

Ward Three

;__

he request of a large number of

.he lectors of Ward Three, I sm a

(,ivic Election .

I am a property holder in the Ward

and my place of business is centrally I-ll

in the Ward also. in

the Electors of Mr.

and Gsnt|ems|i:-- To

AtEt Jandidaty for Councillor at the forth- Ll

P. S. Br0wn’s

5 CBL"

if elected I will use my best en- 0116.511!!-

rs for the good of Ward Three

If you honor me with election, I all endeavor in forward to the best my ability the best interests of the

1 nn,_ city.

Vt-ry rcspcctfull y yours. `

('.

F. w. i-iusnsa ala bf th 0 New

il correct -statement of ihc civic

lm" _ r 1 |l|

Ward 0nc .-

At the request of a large number of

taxpayers of the Ward l have con- so]

sentet to become a candidate for elec- 3,

With a great many others, I claim

treatment for Ward one. A

tax p id by the property holders in the Ward should be spent therein which has not been done. King Street, from east io west has been neglected and the surface drainage of

the Ward never attended to. it is al- T so desirable--that u resident of thc-

\Vard should represent it at the Coun- cil Board. if I am your choice for

the h nour l will do my utmost for

713%?-3M5i . Ull

the Electors oi 5-.

- lic

and Gentlemenz- ha

Wdth the co-operation of the Coun-

my aim shall be, if elected. to

THE ELECTORS OF CHARLOT-

TETOWN.

diss and Gentlemsnt- `

I am in the field as a candidate for

e Mayorallty of Charlottetown, hav-

been duly nominated on the sec-

ce e ore s citizens a c ml

l|I.ii(‘8S.

Without increasing the taxes l

shall endeavor to maintain and ad-

uce the system of permanent Dub- works. which was inaugurated dur- g the period in which I held ii seat the Council Board. Every measure tending to improve

the financial position of the f‘It.\’ Will

ve my careful deliberation. in conclusion, l would respectfully icit your votes and influence for me

the fortlicomiul:

election.

Sincerely yours. __

n of the very large amount of 715-M_,__1M4i_

P. S. BROWN.

o the Electors of

Ward 0ne V

the ward, not forgetting un- host in- Ladies and Ger\tl0men=~

lerest of the City in general.

to ih

Wari Five ;,

inate I have means of soliciting the same generous

corded oi' of most

been

Having decided to nomlutite'i`or re-

lmmamv voum etc" election. I take this opportunity. of

' p_ A_ 3M|1-H_ asking for your support. lf elected l

shall endeavor to give the Mayor and

(‘

the important work ol' laying down lighting D\U`D0S€S-

the s orni sewer which has proved

policy

in the \\"ai'd. as the means nt the disposal will permit.

Yours retspecfiilly.

Clty's

JOHN McNEVlN. 9-

if I have the honour to bc re~elected

3 Boon esnef-m||y to (ne ,_-gnu-nl as your representative I will contin-

part of me Warn' and if |-@.e|.~_»¢(¢d I ue to devote as much of my time will continue in the future the same and lltiféllllllll IIS DOSSUJIG I0 U19 of making permanent improve- cause of good civic government.

ouncil all the assistance in my power ward. advancing thc interests oi'

rnis in all departments con.sist=n8 llh our present rate of taxation. I believe the time has arrived when o financial relations between the rovincial Governuien: and the City

requires re-adjustment. In this regard

. the income tax collected from our c -

Ladies and G°"u°m°n'_ tizens should be used for the medical

Having been requested to again nom- inspection of schools and the improve-

as a Councipman in Wnrd Five, ments of our parks, squares and public decided to do so. and take this buildings-

'l`be incoming lliayor and lg-louncIil`

V eretofm-e ac. should arrange with the ectrc

Supportizlgahnyliolilf lyhuedll me the hon- Light and Power Co.. to make sub-

re.e1é(-_“ng me I Wm do my nt. siautial reduction of’ their rates. in to further the best interests of till’ GVP-Ill Of H0 1‘f1llSl`3i1i\l`Y H\'H~nl:€-

me (-ny' paying Special attention [0 ment being made the city proceed to ,ho welfare of ward pit-e_ erect anti have ready i'or operation at "‘As"'Cnfririrfan‘“o'r"tn'e'Siree`t Commit- the exnlfulion Of the present C011- tec during the past two years, l have lrafrt- H l110¢l9l‘D Plant _f0l` U10 Dl'0‘

interested in having performed duction of electricity for power and

To To city, advocating necessary improve-

l remain. _ Yours very respccii"iil_".

JOHN MCKENNA.

7157-2-4M4l.

i i sl 1

tained -in an-indenture of Mortgage! 8

and island aforesaid, Farmer. of the OTHER PART ‘ "

as follows. that is to sn ':- Com

Commissioner of Public Lands to John a

land conveyed to William Ilayter,

of commencement containing Fifty and

more or less, being the Southern halt “_

which the said Fifty and one half

Samuel Livingstone of Gray‘s.Roud.

undersigned because oi' default having W been nwtde in the payment of interest S

Dated this 4th day of February A l

riinry l4ib, from parties willing to ii contract with the Hazelbrook Dairy- q ing Co. for the mlinufacturing of (i

help, the company finding all sup? w plies. Quantity of cheese manufac-

7116-2-Qmwstiiftl. in

the Electors ol Ward Two

Ward

To the Electors ol

Four _

-1- Ladies and Gentlemen:-

and Gentlemenz-

wprcsent Ward 2. li` you sec fit. to

favor me with your support in my I

ower

7133-2-2-dly.t.d. l

Ward_ F ive

ing been requested by a large

you see your way clear to

and romotion of the cit and

As it

Yours respectfully.

Business

Wanted-Managing atlin institute

secured ' 1000 Dollars with sxpsnsss; Bank

At the earnest solicitation oi' a large

number of the voters. i have consen-

l ll@l"'¥\Vi'h DTC'-Sffm mY50lf Us 3 mn' lcd to contest the ward at tho forth-

in tho coming (‘.ivic Election to coming civic election.

On two previous occasions. you, Ls.

dies and Gentlemen have done me the

_ ionour of electing me as your repro-

€|€Cii0Yl» I Will do ‘mYuU"g in my sentutive and while l sat at the Coun-

for the best interests df Ward cil Board. I have. as the City records

- ' - 'ill .i` itll' ll d 0 cielltlous- ‘

HIP mt) In gene] al' callji-(li`=lt{l‘ o*lit]yh1\1i¥v&ilil}sht(::sntfl> the best D- A' (Capt)

ltcspcclfully Youre. AIé?1%aleM n%nof&}é)e A Kant. ‘vanh`d

J- f7’i0",;f_§X§,?§' will belileldingthe Hafllfstgnley* AGENTS WANTED To sau. Fon

Bridge on Tuesday Feb. 8th.

o the Electors of at 2 °'°'}’_°‘,‘.}"S§“,;,,,.SON

W d _ Bay View- Secretary *

at _W7 Jan. 20111. . - _._ "`_°"-.°'“.°.. _ __

i 7009.1_25M¢lwf4|_ _ FOR SALE.-_SHORTHORN BULL,

Ladies and Gentlemenz.-~

Having already represented Ward

Four. and being again solicited to

Wi" be impossible fm. me to accept nomination. we take this pe,-nonnl cnnvngm 1 take uns opportunity of presenting ourselves

opportunity of soliciting your influ- ns candidates at the' forthcoming

o|ectlon_ Should you see fit to elect

BENJ_ CARTER us it shall be our duty as well as

our pleasure to advance the best in- terests of the City generally and of' Ward Four particularly. The frsn~

nhlso is your sacred right; use it to the

ini: your support and influence

I require Two Blacksmiths

One Saddler and One Fitter or Wheeler to complete my unit. This is a splendid chance C

service soon. Wire, my ex- is

l ' lsfaction. mencing on the North-side of Gray's sen’ n diligent and painstking work- Road at the East boundary of Fifty er' (50) acres of land conveyed by the go

The above sale will be made by tha re

n. 1010. ' '

.form s.s.ivmssroNE °

' h

!\lort'gage_ " , _ ,

,|,1M_2_4Mr5wks_ and mettle to draw the sviord lu her

efence, and hence it iS. that stifling our own private feelings for the ino-

l» m

= _ ' you in kindly keeping, and guard

your steps in time of danger, and;

. _

peace with honor is ours, may it bc‘

oi C

._ p ' _

ome you buck. safe and sound. from the horrors of this deadly conflict.

’ W. iiiillpitt. John Donahue. 'I'rustces_'

olds cause G'ip-Loxat' 0

for a' young man to Seeactlve Quluiuo removals tho cuiilsva

Dense’ stating age’ height GROVE'S signature on box. weight and experience. -

xamined in the various sub,lect.s_.bY

hearing date the i.hirtleth,'_ day of- their teacher. MF- 50"” K- M°°D9“' November A.D., 1913,--andifmade be- aid, tween Lottie Mcloollniln of Grsy's very satisfactory manner. After the- Rnad. Township Number sixty-four in examiuqtion. the teacher- Wh° hi" Klng’s County in Pnince~Edward ls- en) ted in the 105th Overseas Bat- land, and George McLennan ber bus- nilsiit was Presented Wm* “ mnd' mm or the om-1 PART and .mini s. som..-military watch and ‘he f°"°W' Livingstone of Murray Harbor. Town- ing ship Number Sixty-four in the County Mr,iI.‘ouis ll. MacDonald. _

and-ncqultted themselves in ll-

piitlresrl

sir-‘i`l1e trustees and ratenal/0\'B

hls district have heard with keen

- oft .

ALL' and SINGULAR that certain regret that you .ure about I0 Bevel'

parcel or tract of land and premises your connections with this B¢h00|- situate lying and being at Hop(-‘held For well nigh a year and a half i'0\l lot or Township Number Sixty-four iii nnve been our teacher, and it is only Klng's County, Province of Prince Ed- snnpie n-ntl( to say that dlll'l\l8 UW! ward Island. bounded and described [png you have given the highest sat-

You have shown y0lll'°

scrupulously exact in the per~

rmance of all your duties. and lhlll large measure of success has

McLennan, thence North along the crowned your labours is clearly man-I said boundary to the South boundary ifnslgni in the rogress made by thc ui’ Fifty and one half (50%) acres of pu

pus under your churge._ | In the school and out of it as weil.¢

thence East ten chains to the West von have been n money of good con-_ boundary of Sixty-five (65) arces of hucn wading ,your pupils to higher land conveyed to Angus Stewart. planes not me,-e|y by precept but thence South along the same mo to Gray's Road aforesaid thence amme of \.0“,.~ own wn||.¢,rde;-L-(1 iife_ Westemly along said Road to the place This fact,” perhaps more

th , end ared you to us, because

one half (50%) acres oi’ land a little 3,8 ers 8

re effectively by the D019!" BX'

than all

always experienced ii sense 0! ll-founded security in having 0\U`

°f F""'m Plot N°- 10 0" the N_°m"side children under the guidance of one. of Said Gr”Y'5 R°“d as descnbed 1" a whose ersonal merits could not fail certain indenture bearing date the to 22“d day °f December A'D" 1906 by their young lives. Your departure.

. . U

P _

exercise an elevating influence on

erefore, is in every scusc Of the

(50%) acres was conieyed by the Gov W NL n was to ourSe|`.eS_ to om- chu. ernment of Prince Edward island to dr

en and to the community. But whilst we have just reason to grct tho fact of N001' twins a\\'ui'. s cannot fail to appreciate the lendid motivcs that move you to

. . D

"“`c""e‘l by me sam M°"g“g"‘ . take this step. We arc, siifliciciiily

For further particulars apply to (.. "0

lt. Smallwood, Solicitor, Cameron cu Block, Qliarlottetown. h

nvcrsuut with the iintownrd cir- mstrtnces of the times. to know at our beloved country is passing. rough a crisis, perhaps the most rious in her entire hlstory,r1nd at she sorely needs men of mould'

ent, we offer you our sincere cou- atulntions upon the manlinees and;

Siritriotism you display in offering

ur services to the Empire. We

SEALED TENDERS will ho F0- feel quite sure that in the wider,

C€lV0¢1 by U10 l1lld0l`SiEI1€d Until Fell' sphere that opcus before you. disiiuc-‘

on cannot fail to come to you. The!

unlities of mind and heart that dis-

nguish you in private life. will un-'

cheese (waxing included) during the doubtedly follow you to the cz1mp.l season of 1916, tenders t0 State and to the held and whatever be thc Will!"-‘I DGP 111011011 11150 Dl`i<‘0 D01' vlcissltudes that befall the cause of hundred pounds of cheese maniifac- our common country wo.ai~e confi- turcd. Cheesemaker to find his own dont we shall have in you ii. soltiicr,

ho will never disgrace the uniform.

As s pledge of our esteem we uski

tiired in 1915 was 65,186 lbs. ‘you to accept this small gift. Let it,

W. J. MacEACHERN, be to you a. reminder ot' the cordial

Sccrctury. relations that have always existcdl

Mt. Albion, Poli. ist, 1016. botwocn us, and of our syinpathctlc

ts-.rest in your future wclfarc. May a benign Pi-ovideiico have

hen tho cruel war is ovcr. and

ir happiness and our ride to “cl

(Signed) Thomas J. Donnhoe, Roy

To Prevent The Grip

Ilromo There E. W. 2l'1c.

only one "Dromo Quinlne."

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PlllSlllllllU 1 N ERV I1. S

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of1t‘hgeL?vl;i ggn}1:llablli%¢l|lltlli¢l1t;°nilin(rJ'lll\ll: The semi-annual examination Of ‘ and helnlsaswsae

t- ` W id

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lotteiown |11 Queen’s County, on Roseneath School was held on n;i:::»"¢ll~'¢;°"~'¢';-f monday the sixth any or-uma _ A.-many, Janiwfv "1" "'°“‘Y',"‘ gi f5`._';-.»'1~.;>; ./ , \§'~vi~~_- vw----. ll.. 1916. at twelve o'c|ock noon under, There was a large attendanc0l_° Pa; <_j‘f‘” - ~ -_~ Ixmlf sl;-;| ua.. and by virtue ofa Power of Sale con- ents and visitors. The Dllllls W" _fr2f\g__(.__,__ _" .'_ ,,,,,,,,,, ,,‘ hui," '

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1-'if-5"i‘»Tl‘¢'.»°J§l‘§.°"" 5_0-Pts. a box. gg

. -. _ali Draigrs. ~

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Neve Foo cl '

U gomlenry inn, nn,-'

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concerts heard in Charlottetown was thai given by Mi' and Mrs W. l{. Rogers in their commodious residence. Prince Street, lust night in aid of the Regimental Fund of the 105th Regi- ment. invitations were issued to a number of leading residents and there was a hearty response, about $70 being realized. 'l‘he musical arrange- ments were in the hiiuds of Professor Watkis and he provided a two-hours programme, the equal of which for vnriety and talent it would be difficult to surpass. The soloists were Miss ilelen Hughes, soprano, Miss Lucy Illancliarrl, contralto, Miss Jacqueline McDonald. contralto, Mr Arthur Bruce, tcuor, und Mr Percy Barlow, buss. A quarlctio consisted of Misses I-liighcs and iilcllonuld und Messrs llrucc and Barlow. The violinist was the Rev. F_ H. Llttlejohns, and the pianist Prof. \\'atkis_ Every one oi"the performers was enthusiastically encored and kind- l_\‘ responded. The programme was as l`ollows:-- A

Piano Solo, “ Wedding Day." (Grieg) Prof. Watliis. Song. “ Megan," (Novollo) ,Mr A. Bruce. Qliarlt-tic. "Crossing tho Ilur," (lhiriiby) ’l`hr_~ Kirk Qiinricttc. Song. "Rose in thc bud" (Forster)

Miss lllancliartl. `

Soni! (with violin obligato), ,-

“Avc Maria " (Gouuod)

Miss liuglios. Violin Solo, " Adoration" (Borowski) llcv. l~‘. il. Littlejohns..

Song, " The Rose, the River J-

und the Sea” (Johnson)

Miss McDonald. Song. “ Friend o' Mine" (Sanderson) Mr Ilnriow. ilu:-i, "On Wings of Music" (M niiticlssohn) I\lis.==cs Illtincliurd and Hughes. Piano Solo. “Spring Song" -(Grieg)

Prof. Watkis. -

Qunrlr-tic. "Sweet and Low " (Barnby)

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Aficr the conci-ri a pleasant social

hour was spent, when au abundance oi` refreshincnte was served by a bevy oi' ciiariniiig yguug ladies. Altogether n most enjoyable and profitable even- ing wus the result of Mr and Mrs liogcris enterprise and forethought. and thc most deserving fund of the 102'-(li ltcttlmcni benefited to the extent nicntloncd.

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