Election hints for Charlottetown city government changes
The Charlottetown Guardian notes upcoming February elections with calls for mayoral candidates. Mayor Paton may refuse renomination, while Councillor Hooper seeks the mayoralty after fourteen years on the council. Several names are floated without formal authorisation as citizens weigh future leadership. The paper also reports timely winter service by the Stanley and Minto on the Charlottetown Pictou route improving transport of produce.
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Paton
Cief
Hooper
Creditabre
Jouccil Bord
Finance
Stanley
Minto
Charlottetown Pictou
Steam * Navigation Company
Prohibition Enforcement Questioned Over Unserved Conviction
A correspondent charges lax enforcement in Summerside noting four months since a prior offender was convicted and a commitment issued yet unserved. The same officer reportedly served a druggist case summons on a clerk and then the case was dismissed. The writer asks who is to blame: the officer, Town Council, or Government.
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Summerside
Sret
Officr
Community announcements and upcoming events
Local notices invite attendance at a tea and cake sale at St Peter's schoolroom next Wednesday with five and fifteen cent pricing. Zion Church Ladies' Aid thanks donors for a baby sleigh gift from D Meclonis and McInnis Bros. YMCA seeks turnout for a Mock Parliament tonight. Ebenzer residents plan a basket social at Brookfield Tall on Tuesday December 10 to aid a hipless man. Admission ten cents with tickets free. doors at 7 pm. concert at 8 pm. Richard McLeod chairs.
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Ebenzer
Brookfield Tall
Lo'¢lock
Richard McLeod
Winter Underwear and Ebony Goods Dominate City Stores
M. Trainor & Co and G. H Taylor advertise a strong stock of men's and boys under wear with low prices. Ebony goods and leather items are highlighted along with silver manicure sets from $2.25. Both firms tout customer satisfaction and ready stock for the winter season.
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Men's & Boys
M. Trainor & Co
GH. Taylor
G. H. Taylor
Maritime Provinces Exhibit on Agriculture and Livestock
An extensive agricultural fair features cattle beef and dairy sheep swine poultry apples apiary seed grains and potatoes with lectures from top Canadian livestock authorities. Special exhibition prizes include apples worth 10 per county and rail and boat travel discounts from P E I railways and regional steam navigation lines with contingencies if summer boats halt.
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Maritime Provinces
Canada
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Intercolonial' Arena
Quebec
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