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JOHN EDWIN GAMBLE

ln the passing of John Edwin Gamble on Thursday. Jan. 4. i034. gnsington loses one oi its life long

Eﬁeceaecd. who was 6d year: of

, was well and favorably known w a harness-maker. and the loss which the community sustains by his demise ls indeed great.

On Saturday, Jan. 6th. at 2 p. m-. the funeral service was held at. the heme of Mr .and Mrs S. B. Mouse. with whom he resided eighteen years, and was largely “undid-

He is survived by one brother. James Gamble, Duluth, Minn. and a number of nephews and nieoea The funeral service was conducted by Rev. W. O. Rhoad. The hymns ‘ l were: “Rock of Ages", “The lard 1a My Shtp.1e:d"_ "O God Our liulp rn Ages Past! "the Pall bear- asu were: Messrs Alex Riltu, George Watt, Charles Sudsbury. Alden ldoase, Pred Shea, John G. Town- aand. interment wae mule in the People's Cemetery, Kensington

B00.“ IS 0N IN LONDON XDIQON. Jan. Z2. - Clergymsn

lAII-IAGI

and registrars all over the country ‘

are recuperating from a hectic time. . Improved trade returns. have meant bigger bonucu at Christmas and the New Year, and bigger bon- @s have meant that the Icant af- fmd to marry" cry of hundreds of 15mg people has been changed in-

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ruauc norm: iiécwac ELECTION

Tottra lists hate boon prepared Iii the Civic Llection to be bald an i034. in] may ne inspected by the public at the tity Laura loom, City Build- ing, January zird to January both, from ii A. M. to

Wadnssdny. rebnaaay 14th,

i044 inclusive. 5-80 P. I. daily

YOUNG QU ALIIICATIONS I GENERAL!

All males and females must. be:- (at 21 years of age and upwards, tbl Itesrdcat of (Aty for one yaar,

[c I Brit-Uh Sﬂﬁﬂl.

tdl All Civic taxes and anem- on or before Dec-

llahtu ember list, 1938.

And must ti» Owner prerniaes for 3 months prev

lune to the Election to the value of one hundred dollars.

value of fourteen dollars.

[$33.

of

or occupant as above.

_ Dated at (marlottetevwn this 21nd

day of January, A. D.. lite.

‘mar-anew; .

be:- sf freehold of lands or

Males-Tenant or occupant for 8 months at annual rental

Maia-who have paid Poll Tux uf three dollar: far l”! on or before December list.

Male and female inhabitants, “w-resident of the City who freehold of

issils Ilami but BIQuatmo ha asmaauusd uasﬂsm —DIIYIIIGIAIIU$ reinabrtdlearullhdrubll Dana's. _ -GI1‘ IIAIII 8C Carnival Bedequs RinLJanuarySth. changeofdaimﬁltdvunlm beetandmtntcnmimlrtp.

—IIPAII and paint now oarpen able. Buy supplies at Bruce's.

—WAN'l'lD—'lwo black or silver registeredJernala ma. onernalehrpaorsdulta Writeor phone immediataly B. Regen. Bumrneretde.

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—Mr. George H. Brooklne of Remington left Friday morning on a buainees trip to Montreal. He was accompanied by me wife.

EASTERI Glllltlllll

moaned lar lﬂﬂrtldug lush-tad

.°‘l'h|u aolnma ta news of lami lllwwﬂ but of a uewsg Iaduro may I canto a word atsieal) pygmy t;

a advance,

. JSUBSCIIIFIIONS to The Charlottetown Guardian may be handed to their Rent. Archie Bums. or left at H. J. Mabonﬂs Drug More, Montague. 10g.

~'RATIPAYII.S PAY UP-On interviewing the tax collector for District No. S, Xingu County, the 10110“!!! report was received which will be of some interest

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removing vegetablm from his cel- lar Mr. McKinnon fell from the top of the cellar stairs. lie wae found a few rninutee afterwards by hie son Keith in an eaiditlon which lasted for three hours. However, with the exception of a few brumes about the head and shoulders. and a very bad ahaklng up. Mr. idcltlnnon is none the worse for having such a dan- gerous fall. H.

CllINl-isri (‘OUPLB WIN MCI‘! To ADOPT n0! 0|‘ WRIT! PARENTAOI

VANCOUVER, Jan. n-leave to adapt a six-months-old white boy was given a Chinese couple in lu- preme Court today by Mr. Justice D. A. McDonald. The foster parents are Llrn Won, proprietor of a Vic- toria greenhouse. t2. and hia wife. um boo Shee. 2|. The boy will be named Bryan Denis Ltm. and will

(31885? be brought up in the religion of his 1 - W~ A -5i\"'l'"- foster parents. who are Protestants Electoral Officer for the City of _ ' . CIIIPIOWWWH- luull ran-w- “about u outa zr-~_:_-:: - "— -‘~ " ~ *~-—--':*::__. "a" ——-~~-

Coal Dealers Notice i

If severe ice conditions actually tied h satire Ger-ferry llou long would’ year ' ‘mast supply of ceel lat‘!

ncronu con. n thlmi up n; orient; Pleas

Take

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Ward l East. at or near the dwelling house

of Mrs. Hllllary MacMlllan, being on Dorehester Street, between Prince-and Great George Streets.

Ward 2 West, at or near the shop of Geo

V. Moore. 99 Queen Street. ~

I‘ Ward 2 East. at the dwelling house ol

Charles R. McDonald, No. 177 Sydney Street, between Great George and Prince Streets. ‘

Ward 8 in the Market House Building. Ward 4 West at the City Building.

Ward 4 Central, at or near Herbert King's, . geting No. 182 on the south side of Kent

reet. "

continu eopen until Five

WAID TWO GREAT GIOIGI STItIIT-‘lts

shauifasallthatporties fietowtl.

IIAT GIOIGI STREET-JIM shall campsite all that por- Twot h the City of Charlotte- Wost of Grmt Goes-gs Stlmt, and the betdatorneartlasshspofGom-get’. I Queen Street. _ WARD TIIIE

h Polling DlvHan shall comprise Ward ThneJutheClyofCharlettatswmandtln be held at or near the Harht louse.

WARD FOUR IAST IIILLSIOROUGI STREET-The all that par-

WAID FOUR CIITIAL Dtvhisn shall oaarptse all

and the Poll shall be held at or near the shop of Herbert King, bfJItg No. 182 on the South slde o! Kant SIIUL -

NOMINATION DAY, WEDNESDA At the Office of the City Clerk. City H

until the hour of Four O'clock. in the after For Qualiﬁcations of Electors see Act

IAYIIILD W. I.

so micro csr

And at the said Election the Poll will be opened at Nine 0’clock in the forsnoon and O'clock in the afternoon of the same day.

DESCRIPTION 0F POLLING DISTRICTS

G. P; lYICI-IOLSON, City Clerk's Office, Charlottetown

January 20th, 1584.

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Street. Ward 8 West, at the Huestis Servic! Station place of business, corner of Queen and Euston Streeta.

Ward 5 Weet Central, at the Hub Service Station, on the Weat side of Great George Street. being No. M’! Great George Street.

Ward s Em Central, at m Red mi... Service Station. corner Fitzroy and Great George Street.

Ward 5 East, at or near the dwelling of- Mark Pound, No. 261 Euston Street. .

WARD IOUI WIS!‘

WIS!‘ 0|‘ GlllAT "GIOIGI dTI-III-‘iie shall eomprhe all that pt- any. ltuate,

Coumonaudlcyalty, ornQrQsedwellingof@rhPOIﬂ,Ne.ﬂlIﬂou

Sﬁwt lad». WARD FIVE EAST CINTIAL

WARD FIVE WIS‘! CINTIAL

WEST 0F GIIAT GIOIGI STIBT EAST 0F QUEEN S Ibii cemprhe

BX,

Y, FEBRUARY mi, A. n. m4

all. from the hour of Twelve O'clock. noon, noon of the same day. 21 George V. Cap. 81.

a’.

‘ to -..‘ AAA-Snead-

Ward 2 West, at or near

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Ill-l. lad d in the Twenty-Isak 1*. [gm _ , '- , 2ealgoV.a§.3:h:tp:ar enitltmwt: e smear _1J|_~"',,,,|,""_¢"'I:»‘s‘a‘: ‘n72! of u- mp- a lee n.3,“, . . b-'**.“-'."*:~....*~'...‘l.l’.... non .- "'.....“".., " " I “'5” “w. "-'=‘i"" "" °"‘"°“-‘=-"-'l-‘1=“i~‘~'=?=-,,“'" O _ Q. . . ~ all em mm in nerve u I Comdller la the "City cailiﬂlfﬁnﬁii v33’- '""h"'”'*‘°' "k." 1 * but 'l‘.i"‘-'-rl.'i“<':mi.l’il‘iﬁi' u“ W‘ Numbers r. a»: a»: u» said cm. undo! n» w.“ u. m» sa Councillors ta ‘f 215W" °"°" "W"- °"‘P"' h, ‘u,’ “mm " 5mm" -*'.°--.r:. '~'..."::.: *.""~~=.::.r=..-" w» -' ~' “- ... r. -"~ “" "‘ '“ “" " ““""“ U °' ‘ .2": ....... u out rl Mme or be is ta ts r la all " IC NOTICE f a Mayor and light Councillors represaatia [to ‘a: 10th:: "y, ' I d. “n” n" P ‘ ‘ . u M. _ ron WARD nouns: ovum-om: coumcunoa. Tllfll Geuuleelesers If SIIII‘! llltl Inter Supply f ron wArm Nuunlm rwo- on! CGUNCILLOR, - ~ \ F%%RW"AvlRI‘)u;€gMBE:RT%tONI (éguncrnnok For: mu crrY or‘ cmnnon ETOWN WILL rm mu.» on I UMB ‘two UNCILLO ~ ' I ron WARD uumnrrn mn- rimurr councmnons. , wru. nu new - ' ~ o“ ‘mu IOURTIENTI! DAY or FEBRUARY, A. n. 1m A1‘ Till SEVERAL POLLING PLACES TllAT 1810 BAY = "m: rourrrramu DAY or nuauAnr, A. n. m4 "ﬁlm ﬁfgxggnf" °‘ ‘mm w":"‘uf"h§'cf:!§ ‘Q9; "lﬁfhﬁllcgl; AT run SEVERAL ronpmo PLACES THAT, 1s T0 SAY = w"; 1 gm, n m. um- u" mm“; house Street Ward 1 West, at or near the shop of Ward 4 East. at or near the shop of Sey- “t M“ mm", Lhdumu“ hi“ m Ward 5 West, at the Huestiu s ;- " George V. Moore, i0 Queen Street. mour Mclnnis, No. 117 Weymoutll 33:?‘ s? b" “n” Pﬂn“ a“ ggalofsbmnlem, comp:- was:

the shop o! Geo.

V. Moore, 99 Queen Street.

Ward 2 East. Charles R.

Street, Prince

at the dwelling house of McDonald, No. l7‘! Sydney between Great George and

Streets,

Ward 8 in the Market. House Building. Ward 4 West at the City Building. Ward 4 Central, at or near Herbert King's,

Being No. I82 on the south elde of Kent

Street.

And at the said Election the Poll wit

For

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continue open until Five

NOMINATION DAY, WEDNESDAY

At the Ollce of the until the hour of Four

City Clerk. Qualifications

ti? lll‘*l"l‘ii§§§:’ﬁl§. i

or couft]i .l'

lbe op cued at Nine O'clock in the forenoon “if O'clock in the afternoon of the same day. °

City If all, from the hour of Twelve (Yclork noes‘

O'clock, in the after noon of of Electors see Act

‘G. P. NICHOLSON. City Clerk.

Olice, Charlottetown, January Nth, 1934

sell i

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Ward 5 West Central, at the Hub Station, on the West side of QM George Street, being No, Q07 GM George Street.

Ward 5 East Central. at the Red Ind“ Service Station, corner Fitzmv “f Great George Streets. ‘

Ward 5 East, at or near the dis-ailing d. Mark Pound, No. 261 Eueton Street, .

POLLING DISTRICTS

aaeaareu-aana-a-uunmutnenq’ llerbwtliugbclugrlollzouthesouuig

Kurt Silent. ' WARD FOUR WEST GIDIGI

FEBRUARY 7th. A. D» 1934

the sane day. 21 George V. Cap. 81.

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