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MARCH za, 1931' . '
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GITY 0F GHARU' `TE`i.0WN
Lisr or aarararalis 1-‘on rua cl'rY or cuAltl.o7"|‘e:'rovvN in default for
hssewment due on Real Property including Permanent Street and Permanent Sidewalk
,assessment-S. containing names of all such d f lt d I » ' ‘ . spectively 8110 U10 l1r0Porty in respect oi’ wlflctbu tb? ::1':res‘::-‘:u:\:'*in|;|.?e from mem re.
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na. wa" wif' --~-at Kensington. aero 53... .....r eeaaer ...eo neat. ro... .............::::::::::::::°' " 5,-e11aut.w\ta William --rss-240 Gramm street sell. Mlrlllltgl and land as Edward street Belmiih E4 ' °"""‘°" °“‘° and ilfld 100 Water Street sutler, Dglgigg -----~----igmggmcedsltreet ............... . Bridges' ...ear-aa. an and 2] sprln street ...UNH 4 °»° Bawmm, wgliliiiinm .......:;g Brick house and landgris Sidney S2123; hh... ._':.:::::....“‘.§.2i?..}“.;‘&.2€ *’“‘°“"‘°"° *’°'°°° a...on. .tene -»-------el-tl eau. rar ro... ...........:::::::::::::: Gox.lEli;::’:g‘ 1%h;l§""°§i°u?;“§;";r1th dA;';nue .. ..... U““'.°' lm Upper Hillsboro 55,-thy Mc. -Est-ate téftohlell-louse and land 33 Spring Park Roagin-???.,,.,_,, callashaa- M°\`K”°t -~--'10 Grafton street . gnllaghan. Ml.l`8U° -----81-33 Weymouth Street Jurran. William ..£.....--210 Weymouth Street gag: lwiliixgmare """i{°gus‘:":;f_1°lllS’treeti ,_ an an ‘_ croclrett. aatate Wllliilm -iss cumberland stree:m.‘f\.t. Ur0°k¢"~ 35"" W °'m ‘345 Fiilrvy Street . .. craell§;tt.Egtc;\;f° WW” -gil Fitzrovlstrget ..... Cyp; , ....».....- cuss and R11 73 ROChf0f'd _,._,____ _ crosty. Marsarlrt ----~-~--132 Fitzroy street ........ .:.f;.°Tf.e.°....;.....f.Iff cudmore' charles J. .m"H°us° and “md 43 DOI-Islas Street cudmorr- UEIPIN ------H°l1S° and land 4a Douglas street cudmore. C ar P4 - ------Vacant lo. and garage Douglas str\-ot clinton, Luke ............343 Grafton Street . . . . Clinton. Luke. ---------~»-Edward Street ...... 'Di1Si°“°- Wunam °"'°"‘°V5°‘"lt lillld UDDSI Queen Street Connors. Hush F- --------House and land sa Longworth Street Drew. Eliza 138-190 Grafton Street; 233 Grafton Street Donald M°- ° -H°‘“° 'nd land 172 Sidney street ...... Donalg gg- 33;* `-!~----~-z:=llri°rddStre¢;t1h..... ...... Dona - - ~---- Se all an 2-109 Cumberland Stree Donald Mc. mls ......-House and land 311-313 Grafton Street tatna Donald MG- 1° -------H0”-ae and land 915 Grafton street lane Donald M0. Minnie .-»-.~-I-louse and land 295 Fitzroy Street Donald Mc. wMinnle -»-----House and land 214 Cumberland. Street .....,,_,, Donald Mc. nne ---1---House and land 73-74 Bayfield street ,,,,_,,,,,,,_ Dortiglg git;-------£0 Euston lstreet ............. Do » ouse an . and 51 l-'tese e Dmllld M°~ *L* J°h“ 7'" 'V°'¢llht Lgnd. Gerald St;;ets.t.r?.e? ..... pqnald Alfie. EB<;x.teA.Ne.d ...House and land 90 Upper Hillsboro Street D_ougalllM¢.H 1:1 t G --House and land 135 Water street Dougal la e - ...House and land 13-15 Alley street Damn, E e l.°..........-House and land 23 Grafton Street DOUCENE. ADD ........~H0uge and land 32 Bn-chwood street ______"n.“ 33?” -~--~-----gig-207 vvlaterdstreet .... .......
, ....~...-.-~. 11503" an 299 Rlchmon ."n.._.""
Daily. stephen P. ..._----91 Prince street ...... Dufln S*°Pl‘°” P- --------29-ra Roohford street D“”Y~ s.i°Ph°“ P~ ---~°---R'>°llf'lrfl Street lfvaeant lots) Dllfiy. 5i0Pi`l0l\ Pt --------91 Rfchforrl Street .............................. Ullffl- F0990!" P- ---~~--95 Rrh'ol~'l Street Ulmy- 5*°Ph°" P- ------~-Richmvufl St-'cet Dllfflr Stephen P- ~---~»~-121 Por'n~i Street Duffy. Stephen P. ........stowart street Douse, Albert ............House and land 111-115 Elm Avenue Dpuse, glbertM.li..‘.,..-....House and land 117-119 Elm Avenue ............. 3031109 .wlflfi B - -----Shoo and land near Hillsboro Bridge
gan. V am E. ......Ho_use and land,7n Bayfield Street ...............
Dickinson. Estate Ann ...House and land 41 upper Hillsboro street Dyetlnt. Eliza ............I-Iouse and land 92 Upper Hillsboro Street ........ Whtm M°» Wllllia ~-----325 Fltrroy street 588100. G¢0l‘8° Hillsboro Street . . . . Flymi, William ..........House and land 17 Dorchester street Paronharaon. Gertrude ---Great George street Fraser, Hubert ...........322 Fitzroy Street Ford. Margaret J. ........1s-17 Bishop street l"lll‘2e. 1"redci'ick ..-......l-louse and land 9-li Alley Street Gillis, G. C. ........-....1-louse and land 133 Upper Prince Street .......... Gallant, James ...........1-louse and land 23 Dorchester Street Gallant. Estate Andrew .,199-zoo Grafton street Gallant, Isadore ...-.....Vacant lancl_52 Sm-luv Park Road 2390;. J°6¢Ph ..........1-Iouse and land 50 Spring Park Road [man .Jerome .........Houae and land 13-15 Chestnut Street Gngrn Mg. Annie ......-as Weymouth Street . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . an dill- fy --..-.------House and land 15 Dorchester Street G l'd]ll¢l"» G0°l‘8e W. .....l-louse and land 222 Grafton Street H" nor. George W. ..-..House and land 194-los Weymouth street Hurry. Edward ..........1-louse and land 8-10 Upper Queen Street H‘"`W» EdWl-l‘d -»-..----.-House and land 2-4 Upper Queen Street €nn0aaey,_ Lawrence ....1-louse and land 81 Brighton Avenue
Hlllhes. Pete M. mum. Emi; House and land 27 King Square
~---------.-266-270 Euston Street ...........................
mam' s'“”° °-------°---5-7 Upper Queen Street ........................ Hilwtis. Sadie ........-...Euston Street. comer Queen. Hll$iil- ,S0518 ~---»-------Upper Queen Street Huestis,'Se.die ....--»-~--~134-138 Elm Avenue H“°5ii-5» 5Bdi¢ -------~-~--122 Upoer Prince Street Hifvrr. Annie -...-------297 Fitzroy street H°l\d¢l5°¥l. JSM ----~----House and land 157 Pr`nce Street Htlwkill-il. Frlnklill ----~-~I-louse and land 2l5 Cllmberland Street ......... H°‘3““~ Emm” G- Spring Park R'~~l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H"'Y“°~’» Emi” Jim” --~-House and land 57 Uno'~r Hillsboro Street ........ Haynes. estate Robert ...vacant land Ulmer 1-rll.-l.aro street Hooper. Nelson ...... .....House and land 4a Bayfield street HPWRW Milf? - - - - --------House and larld_76 Polvrull Street ...-........... WYI9. Ma. Penelope ~----107 weymoutn street ....... llllyrt Mo. Marr -...---.arouse snr land 194 Weymouth street llliyro Mo. Mary .........1utrroy street ............. Jtllkina. Janette ..~.....-House and land 276 Grafton Street Jfaenh. Sophia ..........1~1oure and land so-57 1-7 Kina street Joseph, Sophia ..........l-rouse and land 24 Pownal street. \7HC°N0l‘l.` M0508 .....-...House and land 80-71 Dorchester Street ........ Kelly. Edith .............I-louse and land Longworth Avenue Kenna Mc. _Patrick F. ....1-louse and land 50 Queen Street . . . . Klnnon Mc, Alex. ........i-louse and land 61 Victoria Street . Kil'lZ- Mary Spring Park Road . . . . . . . . . . . Klnley Mc. B. s. .........House and land 234 rtlonmona street .. .. Kennedy. Alice .........-.Vacant lot Gerald Street , . . . . . Kennedy. Alice ...........Vacant lot Longwol-th Avenue Kinnon. Mc, Mra.' lnnily ..Vacant land Gerald Street , . . . . . Lean Mc. Margaret ......House and land 2 l».l'llsboro Street .. Leoiair. Mary .... ........House and land 47 Reserve Street Lowe, Estate Samuel _....1-2 house and land 238 Hillsboro Street . . . . . . Lowe. Estate Samuel .....House and land and vacant lot 313 Kent Street... laws. Estate Samuel .....House and land 212-214 Euston Street Lawson, Matthew ........House and land so Spring Street Mahlr, John ............29 Edward Street Mahon Mc. Margaret ....90 Elm Avenue Mahon M'o,Phillp 1. ......l40-142 Elm Avenue Matthew and Forsythe _,.1-xotel and land 59 Great George street Milliken. Catherine ......25 Bayfield Street . . . . . . . . . . . . . Uvnlihan. James 1-1. .....Corner Fitzroy and Weymouth Street Monaghan. Peter .........House and land 39 Brizllton Avenue Mills, Jolmfr, __,,,,..,...Houae and land 44 West Street Walton. Doris asa Grafton street Neill-l£o,R,.J. .,.,.,,,,...249 Fitzroy Street Neill Ms, Ls1nue1__,_,,,..House and land 10 Spring Street 0'Br4en, Florence ........u9 Weymouth street 0'&iqn,_A)|g, _________._,1-muse and land 84 Pownal Street 0'&ian. James ...........l-louse and lane 17 orleoar street Pl'0\vss.`l\latilda ..........i-louse and land 219-220 Hillsboro Street Power-,Joseph ,_,...,,...`.Houas and land. 254 sidney Street Power. Wiliilm J- ........l51Uumberland Street Perry- ltate Jealis .....House and land and vacant lot 77 Gerald Street .. Ulihiie lla, John ........l-rouse and land 32 Passmore Street M=»h\n.‘1"1or¢no» ..-....o».-rala street _ _ Mid, John ,______________5pfing park nord .............................. Rory Me, gen. gg-um. "guna, ang Cumberland Streets ...-........-...... ll»°rya4o.ntm1rfaa¢i| "gent street Hina. Dudley lot muatoa street Berliner. 'niaaqors .......l-rouse and land chestnut street Stewart, neat. ,mag ...water street and Cumberland street llavart. Aims A; ........nouae and land sa-57 Prince street Ullilrinni. veronica ......vaoant land v'lla street
ld. Veronica ......l-louse and landss Brighton Avenue Mn. George ......l-louse and land 4a Chestnut Street .........~.....
anime Jtliali,............H_ouee and land nl Uhcstnut Street ............ shui. “MII .......-....Vacant.lct Reserve Strc‘t .........Houra and land so Urn" Queen Strut a ' Andrew ..Vacant land 20 Douglas Street ...............»
lllvan, gm., ,yum _miqauaa and land 719 auston street ..............¢
Lute yan; _,unsung md land a Bayfield Street .............»a
TY AND LOCATION
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siructesl to correspond with the
matron oi the Protestant Orphanage
sava mi allvllxi canvas* " crrv |1u'1"ralt ln lo nouna lots ' __ One pound. 38c.; 2 pounds, 'i0c.: 10' -rounds, sa.ao. 3947-3-ll-ti '
:llld enquire the number of children
the institution `at present and .Ir ages and needs in order that me definite plans might be made
garding work to be .done in their
interests. The sick committee re
THE _DENNIS FAMILY M5 t°_ ported that no visits had been made
night C .l-l. C. K.. Charlottetown. is
GLENWOOD AND VICINITY S3
at month and the school com-
been made last month and the
hoo] committee also gave a report.
__.... The -teacher was authorized to pur-
Mr. James Auld is at present en- Ch
ass; a picture frame for the schoo'
gaged in repairing Glenwood Hall.
Miss Elsie McDonald of Milo re-
Icrently spent a week here where she iwas a guest of her sister, Mrs. Benj. -Mclsaac.
Large quantities oi' potatoes have
recently been hauled to O'Leary from this section. Mr. Brooks was
The service in the Glenwood
United Church on Sunday evening was largely attended-many from outside points being present. Rev. Mr. W. S. Loring, pastor was in charge of the service. `
Mrs. M. Betts is spending a holl-
day with friends in 0'Leary. .
Mr. Thus McPherson of Dunblane
was a recent visitor to Summerside.
The concert given at Glenwood
Hall under the auspices of the Dun- blane and West Point Institutes was repeated on Monday night at Cape Wolfe Hall. A large audience listened with attention while a well- plesented programme was given. A stisiactory sum was realized. The proceeds are in aid of West Point Won'len's Institute.
An interesting fox hunt took
place here last week when a fox owned by Mr. Ernest McPherson excaped from his ranch. Two fox- hcunds were put on her track but failed to capture her. Two were
secured and the chase led from
Dunblane to Lot 7, thence to West Point. Although the hounds kept the trail well, somehow the fox managed to keep just a. few leaps' ahead and no progress was made. After being at liberty for a week but one -day she was captured in a trap set by Mr. Humphrey of Glenwood in a. trap set near his ranch where the fox had spent the previous night.
. The regular *monthly meeting of Dunblane Won1en’s Institute was held on the 13th inst. at the home of Mrs. Benj. Mclsaac. The president, Mrs. D. A.'McPherson, occupied the chair. The meeting was opened by singing the Institute Ode and re-
izlilson. Eleven members responded to roll-call by telling a joke. The minutes of last meeting were read a11d approved. A bill of $7.50 for McKinlay's Map of the Maritimes. was presented and ordered paid also | a bill for 50 cents for advertising the concert. 'I‘he secretary was in-
18.00 _mo N'
Genuine Gratitude
Compels Tribute.
room and materials to repair th: thc Map of Canada, and present thc bills to the Institute. It was de-
in order to avoid conflicting with the prayer-meeting in the Glen- wood United Church on Friday night. The decision reached wa.:
oil the first Thursday of the month.
working here for some time gradinglThe secretary was authorized to for the 0’Leary Produce Co. 'purchase a furnacette for the school.
Motion was carried that a letter of condolence be written to Mrs. 'Easter on the death of her father.. The next meeting is to be held at the homc of Mrs. Ralph Mclsaac, on Thursday, April 2nd. Hostesses are Mrs. Ben] McIsaac. Mrs. Neil Boul- ter, Mrs. Ernest McPherson. Th" school committee for this month-
Mrs. D. A. McPherson, Mrs. Ralph McI’saa.c, Sick committee-Mlsse:
h
Pherson.
that Mrs. Charles Rlx is able to be
Mr. and Mrs.' John S. Gorrill were
visitors to Summerside on Friday. 0.
SCHOOLROOM EQUIPPED
T0 TEACH DEAF CHILDREN
CHICAGO, March. 21.--For the
hrst time ‘in Illinois a schoolrooill has been outfitted with complete hearing equipment for deaf children.
The children, many of whom have
been able to distinguish sounds faint- ly, are now expected to "learn" to ii-ear within a short time. _
Equipment for the deaf chlldreen
was installed by the Chicago Wom-
a
the Goodman Memorial Theatre with hearing attachments.
DEAUTIFICATION PROGRAM
FOB. U. S. HIGHWAYS
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., March 21
--Beautification of the roa.ds`of the country was one of the main points of discussion at the recent meeting of the Association of Highway Offic- ials of the North Atlantic States.
The example o Cape May County,
N. J., was cited to show what can be done in improving a highway when the entire resources of the county are placed behind the activ- ltiese of the citizens.
The Roses Highway running the length of then county,.is said to be one of the most attractive roads in the country. Both sides are lined with rambier roses.
Mr. Victor Hills, o_f Thornton Heath, writes:-“For many years I I have suffered with that distressing , complaint-constipation, and its at- | tendant eifects of sick-headache and indigestion. It was a red-letter day i for me when a friend recommended , me a treatment of Carter’s Little ' '..iver Pills, and I can honestly say that results have been truly mar- velous. I now enjoy good health and feel that life is worth living.
The relief I have exlperienced com- pels me to add my s ncere tribute.” Take Caljter's Little Liver Pills. All druggists 25¢ and 75¢ red pkgs. I
LUMBER. SENT T0 ENGLAND
ST. JOE, Ark., Mar. 21-D0gw0od
timber is being shipped from the mountain forests of Arkansas to England to be made into shuttles for clothing weaving factories. Before finding this outlet for dogwood tim- ber, Arkansas timber owners made the wood into golf tees. collar but- tons and other small wooden pro-
ducts.
clded to change our night of meeting
that the meetings in future be held'
‘ FORT BLISS Texas March 21-
, 'c0mbat. ,
“P “gain fm “ few h°""s “ch dayi Payden was a lieutenant during "fi" having been in with 5 severe ‘the World War but supcrintcnded the 0010- lgatheririg in Michigan of lumber for
n's Aid, which also has equipped The any painting barely 12 by number of Chicago churches and 2° inches is U u d fo 1. ht
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Margaret McDonald and Jennie Mc- ,
Pherson. Members present 11, visi- _
tors ,12, Receipts-$2.60. Meeting
closed by singing the Nations" H 5" H Y P 1...... ome vc/eef o/ne fy/e» 1 Qnfy o or
The only 'difference be-'
tween Ben’s and good home baked beans is this: V
Ben’s cost far less, fuel
considered, and they end all Saturday slavery.
Otherwise, in appear-
ance, in taste, in goodness' they’re equal to or better than the best home baked beans. One tin will tell the tale.
Nothing to add, neither
saucer nor meal; just heat and eat.
li
Punk infra
cans
Messrs Roy McDowell, Lemali, to wr* .
Harris and Albert Gay of Knutsford '~ ""'i”- ""'" rr' r _ " -r '"‘
were among visitors to Glenwood SERGEANT QUITS SERVICE OX ELECTROCUTES SELF its stall for 24 hours, sought nourish on Sunday_ WITH UNUSUAL RECORD RIVA DEL G.`aP.DA. Italy, March mtrlt _ili an electric light bulb, which
20.-.A hungry ov, belong to the pres- it bit off. The bulb exploded in the
M1SLaum mx and Alvin and MBA? , , _ ent Giuseppe Faiteill, neglected in animai`s mouth and aleclrocuted it Rlx were guests on Sunday- at the ,sergeant Punk E' §ayd'r;;~ s°1;1liqe; ome of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Mc- lslnce 1902’ was Tet req “re ,
‘month after 9, record pro.7a.I>ly unique lin the United States army. Though
lin the army without interruption for
Her friends will be pleased to leam :more than 30 years he was never in
airplane manufacture.
He visas stationed on the Mexican
'border with the Seventh Cavalry for many years and also served in the Philippines but never tasted the smoke of battle, he mourns.
AMERICA MAY GET
GAMED CAEN PAINTING
CAEN. Mar. 21-America’s temp-
ing offer of 4,000,000 fra.ncs may re- sult in the famed Flemish painting of the Virgin and Child leaving the Caen museum. to find its new home in the United States. The Caen Municipal Council is now debating the advisability of selling.
. ns rpasse r lg
and color. First attributed to Flem- ish Hans Nerallng, who died la Bruges in 1494, it is now agreed that it was the work oi Roger Var. der Weyden who died in Brussels in 1461.
America has been after the paint-
ing for 20 years. having made the first offer of 1,500,000 francs before the war.
EXPERT SAYS CHINLESS MEN `
MOST POPULAR IN WORLD
CHICAGO, Ill., Mar. 21-Although
strong-iawed males may rule the romt, it’s the man with ll-1 chili at all that is the most popular one. At least that is the observation of Mrs. Maude Bouldln, Chlcago`s so- cial secretary, and she bases her opinion upon years of observation.
Mrs. Bouldin says she has como
in contact with all types of the luale specle, farmer, prince and million- aire, but. to her the real personal ty man standing out most pronlinellt- ly in her memory is the chinless ma.n.
The youth whose lower mandiblc
reoedes away like a movie fade-out kiss is quicker on the conversational trigger, has charm, listens well and hs repartee cannot be beat, Mrs.
Bouldin says.
N/ms Dliscallfrluu or raorlsarr AND LOCATION
Tanton. Walter N. ........House and land B3 Elm Avenue
Tauton. Walter N. .......Vacant land Elm Avenue ..... Williams. Estate William .House and land 74 Elm Avenue White, Jamm ............l~louse and land Kensington Road Worth, Fred .............72 Spring Park Road ...... ..
Walsh. Estate John ......l-louse and
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waun. astute .7olu1......rlouse and land 37 king street
Walsh. Estate John ......l-louse and
land 20 82 Kin Street
land 29 Pownal Street
Walsh. Estate John ......l-louse and land 37 Pownal Street
Walsh, Catherine ........49 Chestnut Street Warren. l"iora ........'....2i8-220 Great George street Waye, lhtate Richard ...House and land 50-52 Elm Avenue Weatherbie. William P. ..s4 Spring Park Road . . . . . . . . . . Woolridge, James P. .....i-louse and land 76 Gerald Street 21.00 Young, J. Walter ........l-lf.use anti land 34 Spring Street 29.00
Notice ls ll r b t
e e y given that, pursuant o the provisions of Statute 3, Edward
Cap. 17 as amended, after 30.days from the publlcatlonhereof and of the above I ratepayers of the City of Charlottetown who have failed to pay within the time prescribed by law. the amount of the assessments severally levied upon .their Real Property in said City, I will make applicatien.to Hia Honor the Judge of the City Court of the said City. for judgment against each and all of the lands above described for the respective amnur-is so levied against them and ther l-rf" "1 and tlrgt upon auch judgment being entered l
will apply for a w:rr.~.:1t for i!:e: .`-- of suchiflanffs.
I Assessment
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Real Estate
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For Sldewa lr!
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For
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Total 44.00 6.00 20.00 30.98 22.42 81.08 24.00
31.00 29.25 00-25 70.00 38 78 103-73
10.50 10.50 11,28 74.28
54.00 18.82 21.00 29.00
8.00
. 20.00
18.00
40.00 24.00
12.98 22.42 21.08
83.00 54.00 18.82
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POTATOES
AND TURNIPS
Growers of Potatoes (mountains) and Tur-
nips who anticipate shipping their product on consignment to the Boston Market, should get in touch with our P. E. Island representative, F. R. New/som, phone 431. Charlottetown, who will glr'lIy submit full particulars.
P ivate wire connections. One of the larg-
est, oldest and most reliable wholesale produce houses in the business. Car lots only.
“SUBSTANTIAL CASH ADVANCES MADE ON EVERY CAR SHIPPED ON CONSIGNMENT."
These shipments do not interfer with our
regular weekly cash guurchases.
l"1liۤ0E.l & MtLE00. Bosipn, Mass.
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