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"He has not. Poppy I met hnn' in‘ 11d when I ask-

llhe street one day led him how you were or an-wncd, a little lmt ‘iy, that you prt-iercd 1h. jcompany- of an old lover 1o ha». 1 (ill. hot stop to hear another word b.“- caure I didn't wan: to discuss vcitl. him, I ivish ti» be loyal to you.

T‘";\ Jane (‘rninau-J’

1:1‘. do, Jane Colman s€\_\'?" ask-

ALL SIZES IN STOCK

FenneH

i —. ‘(d Poppy. stamping her foot. "I loa- Fnr Securnv o“ yuln- g >‘..*._e these‘ ‘v Coiynans: I don't‘ ﬁr)‘ 0r ‘ﬁn - I{;“‘ch ,5‘! f”: n €gﬂ q llhovv 11h: .11~1.t n1. ‘M11. . n 1.. x --- r" ' ‘ - ' 111v" >ll('l rflliinioll. l’ llli.‘ u‘- = - Eli Satisfaction 51111111111- l leg "P ,l~l--=11i-=i<=~- ~ ’

g , Naomi faintly‘. iery faintly. smiled tegd‘ U . I __ H A R D “I .-'-\ R E —" ‘ "What kind of a tnlllfl. may I ask

bold by U“ ﬁllies)‘ '$€% is filrurr. ll‘..\' dear?"

‘dealers in ranching: I ' j Pcnnw had 1;»... erase w 0'

;ashame:l.

supplies.

‘the Fingers iiaz-‘tiware

l "I ought not to have said that; 1 1

your war-Zion," =‘- ‘filial really" they‘ a"c t . err prvtnrue of lpuIl up t r olrl var IlAS-‘PI 2311‘ ‘horrible feeling of being watzhcrl and

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C“ I , L- n“ ‘d ‘MA lsg-led on all the time. Its no. a b.t “n]p“n§ u L l “MM of good. it make“ inc do all kinds of vfe “ISO Se“ such a‘? l\ 2 lllllPﬁh _it'st 1o lloklli)‘ tltbm. A‘. firs‘. II thOllgllt I was gﬂlllg to like Jane.

cessories as y Fox Pains, Tongs, Staples. etch.

lShe was good and k.n:l helgin‘: in" labout things, but the worst of t-hai ikind of woman is that yen ncve: ‘Hill get rid i-l her. Site's the manna‘- ou sort. and never seems to undel- .-t.".nd that 011-:- wants 0110's house tn oneself. and that the mere tact of be- ling a distant connection by marriage ldoes no: entitle you tn walk in un- l.i11no1ineed at any or all hours of the

iza-gééséiéiémlvi, v K C. M. Lumpson ($0., i]. LDIITEI). 64 Queen Street London, I-I, (J. 4, England

Public Auction Soles ‘any or

l Naomi looked troubled. They ,\ve'.€ ‘letting away from the main issue. md she made an effort to bring .1‘e;ipy‘ br\"k.

l "Inok here. my dear. You've gzi: inold of ‘a difficult proposition. but glbere isn't anything in it that need

RAW FIYRS Shipping bags will he furnish- ed without (‘Ililrge by applymg '. to R. T. Ilolrnan. Ltd. Sum~ ' lncrlide, P, E, L

deprescntcd by

Alfred Fraser. inc.

"Oceania-wily a cop overlooka ll

2P hm‘ l“? . "hm a L H iimrcs m: “up 5;} ‘.:‘.'r".".\'l‘.elm you. if only you would v QC“ 3'.“ k x “vie 1» >- [grip it ivllh enuratzc and try and

ecmnmr~~.2-...aa ﬂak" l- f "N ‘l! ll- ‘ "Make the best et it!“ repeated

1 ,Pn;-- v drearilv. "When one gets to that the worst has come. Oh. Aunt Naomi. l'1n afraid there isn't any ‘be "

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Site gave u-ay suddenly and knelt

F7~""ll.\'l<'ll, til.»\F-.'~'L‘? ‘l “n beside the elder womaxfs knee and 4 I “hH-‘Ki " hid her face. She did not cry. bu‘. J. ‘V. l [Naomi felt her trembling, l Ileqiﬂered Cplnmetrlst l i “MY chlk" my Poor’ pretax “T”. 357 Km, 5m." l-huue 753* 3w u child.“ she said, her voice vi-. Charlottetown l [mating with tenderness. “try to fell‘

PM“? 709 l. Zine. if it will ease your heart. We'll fret over this. trouble together I've reme for that pllFDOI-C‘. Conic, try to tell me.“

After a time Poppy began to speak

Cﬁy Girl‘. Did you ever see any h'r|h-.vay robbers?

Farmer: Hope. I ain't exactly seen any. But I've had experience with some fcllers that untlcriock to

fiocfessiorzai Cards

in-mao-aml-mmn-

1- ~ r‘ . -- Y‘; w‘ j handle the three dollars I once con- l "It was a frightful mistake. Aun; D l i U s tributed fur good rcads- lblaomi." she hozan dismally, “and ' Anon,“ ruunhnL lmmm, T“ ‘there zuurht to be guardian arfiﬁs or

l . . ‘llflhllllg swords or».<"une‘.hing to lteep

Returns Prepare l.

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, A. l:.. Nlucfrleill t; Lo. l l‘)? llrafton street | lakes‘. You see. when he was a woun-

‘Pr! hero at the P171?" Jim, sire-h a dear. so be iful 1o wit; . £'l'l-’l ever_vl:otl_v v.‘ . and

vl-rt*‘l'ln'lillil.

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‘him one little bit, 1t ha; simplj.‘ ail

"No. no. my dcar: you are only b:- -n: teried by the disﬁnlinr of every- lay life, It will-it must come right

"Don't you think th believing?" "No. l see people every dill “'4'

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‘ l " “n . HUDSCNS l‘ ' l") of LOIJDON GREAT SHRINKAGE ‘came back in the girl: lﬂllillr-d Iihxjdﬂllvr)‘ The last ycaﬂslbathlng suit will :""‘l"“- “Ydlll F"? " "r9 1'1"‘ mm“ all" 0m" n2 Km‘ S" mm" 395 shrink. bu‘. Jim yvhieh wlrrj." me (l‘.'e.1'lfi:l"."‘

Prohibition (ltmnnisraion Dhlfmum, Mr. Gliulttili h. UHUVTN blaipaie. I’. .. l. l - _ _ _ Send all Information reyardmg 1n~ l '5°m° "l h“ mm”- fractinns of hohliimon Act l0 the 1 ,enf.s and drinks. and looks at thinks.‘ "m" l ‘said Poppy vaguely. “I've nezer besn

I‘ . Chief Inspeeiiii- Ito J Haywood I laceuslomcd to t.1at kiwi of manHe I5 Dorchcster strcrifciuirlonciown can't help it. lit-Ir dear. and it's per- fwtlv almninablc nf mo 1o mind

livheti l!’ ls so good in other ways.

Mark it. lilchuigan, . Fact ls. he's too good for me. Aunt

‘Annwrlrnlibgélvruk ETC. I f‘ |Nzcml. too good and solid We can't Ti) LOAN’ ' "P313 flllrselves: it's just that Stony amen“ 8'00,“ chnrmuemm [L]. j |Markyato and Cudham don't mix" l Naomi. remembering Jim's mother‘; ‘diatribe on the mixing of the mar- zarine and the milk. had an odd ex- . p mrosslnn on her fact- She: r1111." says they'll nettle a "It w" bmh var-s of revue: omb- few thousand on ul when we are ‘ably Jim find; you just as irritat- "llfflid- ling. He ha; been accustomed to

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— And shrink both day and night; Until at last it shrinks so much The bother shrinks from sight.

"What ltind of thlnzs.‘ akecl Yaemi. with a kind of quiet merci- iesrness,

the way he

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Evangelistic Meetings

l Evangelistic Meetings will he held | i|1 ALBION HALL I Commencing Lords Day

AUGUST 3rd. AT ‘I I’. M. l

lYi-st Consideration " mun?“ , Also every evening the followinp -"_“ [week at. 8 P. M. except éaturday. ; ' _ ‘, Ho. everyone that thirsteth come‘ "Wl ld ' he ' a an old - "w role m Nu ‘ a or to the waters. lsa- 55,1. 1. t‘ 1 . . _ 1 UN?“ Jim mu jneﬁ E F. BAKER: v Jeddune, l\. S. i v v Q‘ , l F. W. LLEWILLLIN, Halifax. S. l _ On, indc-tl ‘l‘ien J. z has b.en 571241 tire-us "in, 1n.- \\.1‘:1 you ‘i1; he?‘ '

Poppy flung up her head,

“Aunt Naomi, honest to God, 1 cunt know. Perhaps He sent. you ere to-day to tell me." ,

"There 1,; one thing certain, and. clear, Poppy: the young man I saw| here to-day isn't going to help you: out of the muddle you have gotl yourself into, He's only making igl worse. Vrhen is » he going Iroml Braughing?“

"Oh. soon; next week. I l-hink " l

"And do you propose to have him‘ en his knew, en the porch again be- fore lze gees?" ,-

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Poppy flicked an lrem her forehead lo hide its rising flush. i

“Dent be horrid. Aunt Naomi. and 5118111010115; it doesn't suit YOU one little

a bit. Haven't I explained to you that

there was nothing in it? He's an old pa] and he understands things."

"Old pals who understand things are not the best advber for youth and beauty."

“Beauty! I haven't got any; the last remnant has disappeared inside saucepans and oven doors. I know why working-class women are so plain. poor dears; it's their misfor- tune. not their fault."

Naomi put her hand over the girl's, "r-tulant mouth, ' A

“Tell mc, Poppy .is there a chalice of you leaving this part of the coun- try?"

"I.don‘t know. Jim's moving hea- ven and earth to get back to the front. because Reggie told me -" ‘

"And when is Reggie himself go- insz back to the front?"

"He's waiting 0n Board."

"Oh. a Board! That may be moneys and months yet." l

"It might be to-morrow, ttwugh_ You never know."

"And in the meantime?"

"Oh. we shall grub along u-ith 0g. rrrional gleam: nf Plory. Now we rnust postively have tea. Perhaps it will hclp smooth the wrinkles out of your noble broiv.“ said Poppy’, jump-l ing up, Something in Naomis face

1

made her stoop again and kiss her. I

(To be Continued)

SUMMERSIDE AND SOURIS no‘ WELL IN RED CROSS CAMPAIGN

The Summerside annual collection: I01 the Red Cross organized by bliss‘: Glaciys Holman and Mus Mary Huntl has bzcn successfully cmcluded, the air_ou..: realized being $439.10. As. _in former years the collection tras- inade by a house to hzuse canvassl

undertaken by a. group of ladies ofl ‘the Independent Order the Daughters] of th: Empire who reported everyw lpeolpc irom moi-ring yueh hastly mls- one “lilting and pleavged w heyp the, ‘R“d Cross. '

Good reurns have been received fi-om Souris where the

marle by the four teachers of the

‘I thought-I was. Wlzat could :-t befi-Iipzb School under the dlrectlon of i golf it was very import‘, do you ll1ll1lI'.-'—lO‘_‘ new I don't lovedhe principal, Mr_ Russell Iieard. thei go“ story

splendid sum of $75.66 being collected.

riwlod out, M, if i; ban lime.“ b"en“ Cther crstrlcts reporing collections m“, berg" he said “mid loud m,‘ l - c. . gh-. _ male has at last found a

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lQUEENS COUNTY Bellwue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6.50 1 Brackley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.00 1 Charlottetown tadditionah 10.00 Granrlvi-‘v: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.25

(‘vieenvalc . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 8.00

Vlclrille South . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 660

Mt. Albion . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.50

Nit Euehawai . . . . . . . . . . B45

Oyster Bed Bridge W. I. 10.00 Pinet e Nvrth . . . . . . 4.45

Rustieo. Anglo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 4.50

Rilstlco North lAvonlca Inst..1...5.00-

Prevlourly gﬂenovvledged

$525.65 KINGS COUNTY Rearh Point. . . . . . . . . . . . .. $4.10 Cable Head West .. Canavoy . . . . . . . . . .. Flngiltoi ._ . . . . . .. .. . l-Izwc Bay lnsdtutc . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..l2.7tl

rttrntazue. Lmvver ‘Frmbrcke Women's Instltute.... 5.00 Seuris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 75.60 "om-ls West . . . . . . 1,40 Tflfl-“lgflﬁld. No. B0 74o "trnthcona Institute 5.0" Fri-neon Institute . . . . . . 5M Uf/hfl InstW-ite . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..170 ‘Previously; acknowledged 34882 sous‘

PRINCE (‘OUNTY Bedeque Central . . . . . . 1150 Berlcque. lower 8.10 Klldare South 3.10 .Rmtba."k . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 210 '1='»1~.-.~.-.---1a@ (additlcnal)

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THE CHARl-QIYKEEYN Qilélﬁnleb’

“I'm in Pink of Condition Now"

“I can best express my opinion of on Monday 1

Sargon in the form of a home-made slogan-‘if you are not feeling well.

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take Sargon; if you are, insure your good health by keep ng the treat- ment 0n hand.‘ My liver was out 0f order and it kept me constipated and my system rundown. I used a num- ber of so-eallccl ‘tonics’ and ‘emul- sions‘ but I found my ﬁrst ‘real’ tonic '11 Sargon that's as different from ‘old-tme’ remedies as day is from night That old tired, listless feel- ing that used to hang on to me all the time ls gone. Sargon put me right back ‘in the pink‘ and I feel better than I have in months. I feel like new that I've found a ‘goo. thing‘ I want all my friends to know of this Sargon.

"I never found a laxative that act- erl as easy and natural as Sargon Pills in straightening out that liver trouble and ridding me of constipa- tinnfk-Wm. C- Cnolcn, B-A-N. Creighton St, Halifax, N. S.

Sargon may be obtained in Char- lottetown from the Hughes Drug Co.

THE PRINCE OF VYALES TELLS GOLF STORIES AT IVALTON HEATH

LONNDON, July 30.—The Prince . Our lips cannot speak how you loved!

of Wales made one of his happiest.’

‘fer the la‘e Mrs. You have only recently lost a brother

LETTERS or smrajrav

Mr. John Mclnnis, North Wlnaloe Dear Mr. Mclnnisz-At the regular quarterly me:ti:.g of the Winsloe official Board held at thelllarsonage,‘ evening. July 7th, a’: 1

motion was unamiously passed ex-l

pressing the very sincere sympathy of

‘all its members with Mrs. Mclnnis: lYour family and yourself, in the very ‘great, bereavement you have recezitly

1

ustained in the death of your daugh- Honeywell Spruce.

nd Mrs. Mt-Innis a brother, all add-l

ing very greatly to your affliction.

ut the last. comihg as suddenly as it

did. has made it a very sore trial. I

YOUr many friends in and outside‘ f the Winsloe Pastoral charge feel

greatly for m“ an at this time‘ and» molnacn ﬂlIQ terrible gas. My nerv- vvc can only pray that God may‘ e5 were On the ragged edge,

make His grace and comfort to.‘ labcund greatly and that your faith‘ I had a maid and rested as much as and trust in him as he has revealed Himself so full ln the compassion and sympathy of Jesus will b2 abund- ~ antly vindicated. Please accept our‘ sincerest sympathy Official Board.

on behalf of the

1 We are yours very sincerely‘ l G. A. GRANT, Minister-i W. G. DRAKE. R. Steward. I To Mr. and Mrs. John MacInnis and family. j Dear Mrs NlacInnis:—\V=: the mem- bers of the Woman's Ilfissioztary. Society of Winsloe North wish to ex- tend to you our sincerest sympathy in the loss you have suratned in the ‘ death of your loving daughter Edna! You will certainly miss her in the‘ home life where her place can never be filled. and also to the young husband who has been so sorely bereaved our ltearhs p0 out in deepest sympathy. Any words that we may use CIIIIIIO‘ ease your aching hearts but we commend you to that great burden bearer and physician of the soul who has said. I will never leave thee. nor forsake thee. and though called away so yourg she had lived a Christian life and left an example for others. So may God comfort and keep you in this dark hour is our humble prayer. 1

her. l

speeches at a dinner at the Saioy‘ l Cur hearts know not what to say. l

Hotel when the Luc fer GDlfLllg So- ‘ But God alone knows how you'll miss Service and sansmmon‘ m“ Wm‘

clety entertained over-seas golfers‘

f who have been competing in the Bri- ;tish Empire Tournament at. Vvalton Heath. W

"You all know,“ he said. “that I, have had a crack at most forms cf sport - generally very unsucetmt- fully—but they have helped me very, much during my long trips rcunr: this great Empire during the last ten

’ years. l "I have lately been concentra-inQng the

her_

As you journey along life's way. Signed on behalf of the members of

M. Society. North Winsloe

MRS. P. CHANDLER. Vice Preside“

Airs. ALBERT CUDMORE. Record hg Se:re ary.

Wirsloe" P. E. I. July 18-30 Dear Mrs. Mclnnisz-The members Ladies Aid Society of thej

‘m a EYE“ £13m? ‘Yhlcll 15 Yelll)‘ m9 l Wfinsloe Churches desire to convey to

l reason fvr wr bc-nz salhcrcrl w- iyou and Mr. McInnis and your family

gether tiis evening, and I can (lilflllthch- deepest sympathy m the 1°55 of acquaintance with a pleat many golbyour dem- daughtm

courses throughout this great Em- p.re.

"There are 5° mally- I 111d F- 1l~~l¢“nt‘.1y' is powerless to comfor: but we dersigned -for the purchase of the

list, b11t I gave 1t up in the .-_~.~,.-1 When I thought of the differcntl courses I had prlage-i on and the oi’- ,.

ifererit adventures I had had, 1 de-l

clded not to go on with the izst.

1 “We are all agreed that it is a ye We get older. We have.’ . all played more strenuous games, but‘; golf is a game you can go 011 playing‘ l for ever. and I cnccwnati: so bclu asl

l Lne game.

' to say that when you ale too old tol play golf you had better dc. l The Prince said he hull ht-aru 1117.‘. l when one was making a speech gbgut, nt. to give a "I know worn: very good‘ loncs, but I do not think I can ‘trill ter. l "With Lord Lonsdalels permission. ho'.\'e\'cr, I will tell you these: l We have a good many motor accl- dcnts in this country. I do not know I whether they are due to bad hitters’ or to bad drivers, but anyway a smglll messed an accident during u". 1 and was put into the \\".l.-l CK. . lac judge asked him, "Do you, .115": the nature of an oath?‘ ‘Yes, ,' said the boy, don't I caddy-l - for you.‘

Iccntrot on tiecessary" in golf thcrc thusiaztlc golfer arrived home in; time for dinner. lHe sat down to din- iner vnth his wife and his boy, and .his wife said. ‘Willie tells me he‘ v cuddled for you this afternoon.‘ Dearl me.‘ calci the golfer, ‘I thought I had ;:e.i that boy somewhere before.‘ i "lhcn there is another which Ii think is one of the funniest. It Isl 4 ruit the golfer and the man who v as not a golfer. who was very bored 3 he walked across the course. Sud- Zrnly there was a shout of ‘Fbre’ and then there was a hum tn the dls- ' Lance which resolved itself into ‘fort he was a Jolly good fellow?‘ i

fPwvlolnly ﬂkrwwledxed 121.40

$600.80

Tot-ll Wm country .........$i2s1.2a;

iTotzl {ram Charlzttetown 1285.16, lTotal from Summersldc 448.70 QGOODMJ

h 41-1.-

Words are weak to express the feel- ‘

ings of the heart. axd hunzan symp-\

want you to know that our thoughts‘

and our sympathies are with you in: your great benavement. l May he uho ls the great burden bearer be very near to you now. And may you feel that underne th are the ever lasting arms. . On behalf of the Ladies Aid Society MRS. ALBERT CUDMORE MRS. JOHN CUDMORF. MRS FRED DOLLAR IVERS. A. B, SELLER

EVELESS EDEN IS

EXPENSIVE RESORT

NEW YORIC-July 3l.-—'I'l'1e min-cl retreat where the merry modern woman cannot plant her pretty heels-but he‘s had to go up 66 storeys to do it. The Cloud Club, one of the most ex- pensive and exclusive lunch'on clubs in the world. has o"_re"ed its doors on

' ‘he three Inf) floors of the GS-story‘, no irife.‘

Cbnvsler building-and mother or gwc-theart ls going to put

her foot. in there. 1

Only one woman is allowed within‘ is Miss Josephine lRllcy. the petite brun~tte telephone‘ ‘Then to lllustrat: the great con-lommmr Wm” ﬁrst 50d fnremxtl ‘business f; tn see that. the primary- . l was a ver,‘ rare occasion when an cn- I m“ M the club l5 obe-YM‘ m‘: mam‘ l

the portals. She

rel-ships of the organization includes ‘he names of Vanderbilt. Firestone. Whitney end Chrysler: ‘ its view cm- braces two rivers. a harbor and dist- ant. mountain peaks: and its food. furnishings and knlck-knncks are the most unobtrusively expensive that. can be round. Even o. cigar coats two dollars.

‘iii-ii ., Made by Murray .

i-b... . - noon ;

- ALEXANDER Murray-

PBOVINCIAL visa-amorous

R. T. Hohnan Ltd.

l “ﬁouldnltSleep. 1111a lndigestiiill Bad tiger. All lllisappeared.”

' - ‘rRvlT-A-Tlvrs" l’.°§5“}‘°;.‘;%‘ re .. New Health with First tried them. The ma. box helped

Box I slept ﬁne. Headaches, newmmf“ indigestion. COIISLIpatIQn and W. disappeared and now 1 am very sag; Doing all my own v k» » t my e children." “m ’ m“ l" Just another example o! p, They write ' indigestion’ humus heﬂflbllfn. gas. sick headaelm i555‘ ish like magic with "Fruit-aqpan-i Nerves and heart qul W‘ v at 01cc. Consti t1 -. suffered with in- ble end overnlgliaat. 01211311351 lzlaiili blow: digestion, could der ills, pain in back dies 3d‘ hardly eat and quick. Rheumatism. neumiéfaplml~ what I did eat neuritis g0 in a. hurry, Coniple,‘ v caused r burning clears in no time. M“ Don't continue sick, we l; ‘ ed. Get "Frult-a-tives" taromwiiiyg: gist todﬂth Wake UP tomorrow mom. m8 “Vii-h new P9P and life. "

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Mrs. P. Bemier of St. Pascal, P.Q.. writes:

"1 was very sick. cmtinual headaches a n d couldn't ' sleep night or day. My liver was out of order. S e v er e pain in my side. 1

01.15am;

"I tried everything I ever heard of.

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If you want ~Expeditious and

, Expert Workmanship “f, Send to '

.'-‘.°.1‘:f.'.‘?'.'."..f:".:33bit: Fred ll. Tramor

tools and like; to make things for his 80 Grafton street

T ls that '11 1 1 t1 , _ 0° w‘ we as ng Opposite Prince Edward » Theatre

Phone 393 J

home.

hold up under use and misuse, that, will hold an edge and cut true.

The Rogers Hardware C0., ‘__

Limited .

Furness — Red Cross Linc

“S. S. ROSOLIND"

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FOR SALE

Freight and Passengers.

Arrive ClfIowb

Tenders will be received by the un- ind m] f,“

Leave Montreal

St. John's."-

Curllng Rink‘ property. on the south Aug. 1 Aug 4‘

side of Grafton Street, until the 1st A“. 15 - Aug.“

Jay of August next; property corn- Aug‘ 29 5w“;

prise: lot —165 feet by "74 feet and Se“ 12 5pm y‘ building 165 feet by 65 feet.

D. A. MacKlnnon. LTD,

President Charlottetown Curling . AGENTS _ . -

Club. 5523-7-21-mwft-Aug 1 mwf-tf, '

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cBOSTONf

vie: Steamers “CALVIN AUSTIN" and “GOVERNOR.DINGLEY"_-r

FOUR ROUNDlTRllPS EACH WEEK ‘

ONLY $10 ONE WAY

EVERY Wednesday steamer sails from St. John H! 9 A.\rl. Atlantic Time: Eastport, Me., 1.00 P.l\l_l._Eﬂ5_lc - " em Time; Lubes 2.30 P.M. Eastern Time, amwnq "1 Boston 10 A. M. Daylight Time, following 1110mm? Every Monday, Friday. and Saturday steamer sﬂll-‘l direct from St. John to Boston, leaving St. John 7 PM- Atlanﬁc Time, duo Boston following days 2 P.M- D0?‘

light Time. _ Comocumu al Baton will: dine: uni-mum New Ywl‘ .. 1 . m“ M, u. . . b, r -.

Tidvdl and Information nt any Canadian Notional Rya. ticket nﬁm or llpply u: A. C. Currie, Agent, Raid’: Pl- Wharﬁ Si. John, N. B.

. EASTERN

steamship lint?‘

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