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MAY 14. 1917 1 THE on-ARLo'rrETowN» GUARDIAN _

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Housccleaiiing

§ Helps for

Easy Work

W0 UU" Bllltllly your rnost ur-

_, _gent needs for liouso-clcaniiig

with -_'l‘\upentirrc. Ammonia, Sponges, (Jliumolii, llund Send, Brushes. l\‘urirltui‘n l‘ollsli, Pow-

dered Borax, and nil liisliift-ct. ants

i Telephone us your order,

Phono 610. _ _

Qolin A McDonald

l Mail orders receive promp

attention. ~

117 Kent St ,

Prescription Drugqiat,

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We Warned You

' Before

’I`liut thi- cost of all kinds of

BOOTS AND SHOES KEEPS GOING UP

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We are prepared however

Help you out

as we have inany liunilreds onirs Of Footwear which W purchased lrclloru high price and now offer them to you at

Old Prices

is long as they last.

’l`lil.-- month is going to Ire ti CHANCE FOR BARGAINS and our advice to you is to buy ut once your

SUMMER BOOTS

Morris Smith Beer

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' Let Us clean ` Your Hat

Wo'cnii make your old hut

look like new-put in inside and outside Darius, re-block thein in tho latest shapes.

Mcf1’s Borsalino, straw and

panama hats, and women's straw, leghorn and panama hats-no jon too small or too difficult.

Shoe-shliiini:-polishce for

all tho new i-itylon in inen'ii und wonn.-ii`s limits.

iiuccs oi' all Itlntls in stock,

und evcrytliiiig in the tobao~ co line.

Orders froin' all paris of

tho island' attcrnlod t.o. Telephone C0nncction.

Boston Shoe Shining Parlor suuuivvsioia

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IT PAYS to buy in this l'roviiico.-

RED CROSS FUND.- Mr. li. A

GMR. MOMBOURQUETTE MANA William Mouriliourquette, for "Will lllllllilgor of the King George "f’~'fl lil Sydney and recently the "I“"“g"" "T the Queen. St. Stephen l\. has urrlvetl in li1\li1`ax to takt over, the iiiarraizciiierit oi’ the Queen l]l0t»¢l llicrc. llc succeeds Mr. A. A. |‘7ll\<ll‘0l'. who will leave‘llalii'nx in UH’ nllll"future. Mr. Moinlrouruuct if-It lt) will lie reirririciicred was torrncr ;_\' llnnt. Line Atlent ut. Charlotte .own .-nd uitcrwards ol' tlic‘ Queen ,lllllttl ill this city.

SPECIAL NOTICE CAN

_GOVERNMENT nAiLilvAvs.-Azldirril : 'flcnl-"lil t0‘|=\Y. Tliuimtlay 10th inst.. a ‘special WH'-*0ll1~l0l' train will leavc illinrlottctoirii at 6.110 u. nrfduiiy Suriduy excepted. for Tlgnislr and rc ,tin-n. This train will connect with stoairicr .it Siuinnorsitlo morning .ind Cl/'2l1il1I!..1nil will leave Sumniersldt

for ’I`lHnish nt 9.45 a. in., and return `

lui: leave Tlgnish at 3.00 p. m. This §ci'vi<:e will remain iintii Suninici lirrictuble conics into force on tht 21st instant, l>i:-itrict l’ussenger Ag ont’s Oillcc, (‘-luirlottetown, l’. E. -I.. May lltli. 1917. 421l.5.10M4i

NORTH nivsn woMEN's |Ns'r|-_

TUTE.-'l`lic regiilar monthly meeting ol' this institute was held May 3rd at the hoiric ot' Mrs. Iflnrry Scott. A l-lc-otlly iiurnber oi” inenrlrcrs -and visit ` orc wer-e prc.~:r-lit and a large ri Enouiit of_ Iuisincss wus transacted. liri:= liistitutt- has alread_v t`orwarded U\'*‘r' Ulllllll' lt'»lll`l= ot' socks for the :-.oltiitrs ni the front. Alter an cx f'Ull0l\l lH’0l-r\‘arn was rendered; incluti ing sonic vlioii-c violin selections glv1 on by Miss Virltcrsoii, tl dainty lunch was sci~veii by the hostess Mrs. Stew/1 P-`l\S0ii kindly invited the institute tc hold their next inccting at her ironic.

DR. DEWOLFE'S SON KILLED.-

Thc runny irir-ntls in P. E. island oi ltev. Iir, l)eWoil'o, Principal of Ac adia Scinintiry will he very st.-rry to lcnrri that his son llenry llurton llc \\'olt'c has bcoii killed in action. Cor liorfil lleWolt`c, who lrclonized to Wolf ville. eiilistctl lor ovcrsets with thc l<`r.~ii:‘tlr llnivcrsities (‘cnipany ot' tht- l',l’.l‘.l..l., in September, 1915. The young: nran was a gradiiate ot Acadia and was uualiiicd tor the rank oi Lieutciiairt, but enlisted us ‘a private and was afterwards promoted to cor* porai. lie was formerly wounded in the liand, but was later returned to the front.

CALLS FOR SKUNKS.- (‘onrc

i`t.1i'ih yo nrilthty hunters! 'I`akc.downI yuiii' siinrcs and go forth, for tht t-iii luis zone out for tire capture o’ 100 skunks. 'i`lrc nutiior oi' this uiiusi; :il request is “Ilan” Mctioriiinck. pro _ prleiop ot the ('ccll l-it-tel. ilaniilton lint. "IJiiii_'_‘_lius decided to become i little t`ur'rner in his spare tiiire. l-lr ii-.is purcliascd an old t`arirr about threi inilc out ot' the city, and is stocking i' with a variety oi’ fur bcaririp; animals 'i‘liis small iuenarzerie contains goats foxes, ralr-bits. pigs.. liiid, to adt' iluvt-ririg to the venture, skiiiilts. Mr .\ict'orinack is desirous oi` getting ir touch with 100 oi`_ the odorifcrour I-Zontry. llc otfers no suggestions -as to just how tlireso scent pussies uri to he captured. anti leaves this prob li-in to the individual who in keen on this kind of hunting. lie wants then' l`or their pelts. `

WEDDiNG_- BELLS.-Tire inarrlagr

took place in St. .lolin the Baptist (Tliurcli on l\'loiitla_\' May lst, oi’ l\'Iis+ Mary J. Wilson ot` St. l’eter"s1Bay‘. l’, ld, l., to Mr. Boiiifaiii 0"Hanloy oi P. ld. l. Tho marriage ceroinoriy was pei. i`oriiicd by the ltcv. J. D. Mcbcod. P. l’. The bride was attended hy Miss lraura Ilyriic, while Mr. .loliii J. Mc- Phee spporicd the groom. 'Fire bride was 'bccoiiiliuszly' attircil in u tailor riiaiio suit ot' blue sergc, with hat to iruiicli and tho hritlcsrriaitl wore it tall- or rrindo suit ni' blue lrroadtzlotli, with picture hat, lniinediutcly after the cel' onroiiy tho happy couple niotorcd it tho Vorninriii»_ where they dined alter whit-li they left on a short honeymoon trip. Tiivy' were the rwxcipleirts- of muny iiiiotiil and costly presents. 0n_tliel|' return tlicy will ri,-,-:lilo in Trenton. N. S. ’l`iicir iruin_v t'rleii`<is join in wish lui; thi-in ai loin: und happy wedded

Lm["l`2”M“'|'m4""’** - 4 , lilo.-» (Now Glasgow Nowsi'

I-Y ` -V ' -V - ,__ _ - I

'lem-.

Ask lor D

Ask your deal_er_ for

llickey's Twist and insist dn getting the genuine for ~ _

|t'| the cleanest and 3 but Chewing Tobacco.

iiicioars A Twist

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Hickey & Nicholson Tobacco Co. Ltd 1

_ Charlottetown ._ -‘

HICKEY’S is _a_ la rlie. clean, fragrant ;ui_cy p_ug ‘ .that gives real satisfaction to chewers after they have

tired of other kinds.

TRY I-llCKEY’S TWIST

-the change _will do you good.

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Dependable

is what you are always

° ° f°f u wear one ot. Time-Keeping §‘.;;“=_.‘.’._,;..i°1~rf;..,i_}_._:_.:___.._§

_ r on a

l rvillillrldillclzimandahshgevtelle alzcaillrale time-keeping it re-

quired

good values.

_ 1 t ` The Qulllty Di-u|mm` l ‘ ' .I h Co" t `l 1'* __

V , N* 1» Stlllllyllde 1 cor. mm ima Pi-tooo ou. §;_f‘{m‘:°I"§°1l'_‘of°‘,’imk ‘Q5 2,# ,,‘},°°b‘;_ _ __ _

-- ` " here any longer than _can be helped, \

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A big shipment lust arrived-call in and see some

Jeweler

THE NATIONAL SERVICE LEA-

GUE ineuts in Legislative (Tlruiiibcr tlilg afternoon at 4 o‘clock. 472

ALBION COAL- The schooner

Joseph McGill arrived Saturday with ri cargo of Albion run ot mine coal for A. Plckard & Co. 471

PROMOTED TO BERGEANT.-

Corporal Percy Il. Large, oi' this city, has been promoted to the rank of sergeant ut Fort 1lveS. Halifax.

` POLICE COURT.- For infrnctiuii oi' the Prolrlbition Act. I". llennessey, on Saturday, was iincd $100 and costs. One drunk was lined $5 or twenty duys and u case ag-'.ilin-rt iru~ _otl\er, a sailor was remanded.

`WON DEGREE AND MEDAL.-'l'lie 1':onferrlng oi' degrees at Kini.:'s (Iol~ lege. \-Viridsor took place on Thursday last. Tire degree of Bachelor 0i» Arts was coiii'er~re-il on six porsoiis, ainonl; wli»JYn was Miss Nora K. Warlrurton ol’ (Bti-arlottctown who also rccclvcd the Governor Geiici'ui’s uiedal.

ADDRESS ON SOUTH AFRICAN

MISSION WOFtK.- The ltevd. Wal- ter (lotion will give an address on Mission Work in South Afrlcri in St. l’ctcr's Sclioolrooin on Tuestlay at. 11.30 pf nr. All interested in such

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I els _ -lpn s: -. .._!..,. ..

(Good Prints' '

Worth 15cm

llci'c`s zi priiil that irc bought uioiiilis ago at old

pi‘idcs. 1'i`lrcrc arc iiniiiy ptittcrns- a score of coloriiigs- 1

priuictl on :i good strong cotton, 30 inches wide. The ac-

tual cost oi' the fabric /\'l` THE MILL today is i5c. /°

I \1\"=c have quite a lot of ii and while its here it is . . .. . . .

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work are invited to uttcnil. Mr. (‘ot- ton treats his siilrjcct in a very cle-ar, and siniplo way;' giving his liu:irers` a dciinlto idea of thc prc-lrlcnis con-I fronting those who are trying to evari. gelizo South Africa. |

WELL KNOWN TRAVELLERl

DEAD.- The death occurred in Siu# sex last week ot’ Mr. Percy l’. Gunn. formerly ot l"rcdcric-tori, Mr. (iurrn was well known ln 1'. E. Island. trav- IHE f€Drci-rented the Melliillan Co., o|` St. John, and also Mcl<`arlane. Son it llodgson, oi' Montreal, and later- was a member' of the iirin of the Gunn Paper Co., formerly of St. John. and later ot' Moncton. The deceased had been lil tor several months( .

$15 FOR A PIE.-On April 18th ri

Pie Social was held 'al the Antinroiry Mines, West Gore Hanta,‘Co.. N. S.. and over $170.00 its annouhccti as thc result oi’ the ail'riii'. if will he ~renicir~. bored that only a few weeks- ago ri salt-_ oi’ this kind was hold there and $300 cleared up for Red' Cross. The sale on 1tlile-‘S occasion was to carry on ri bl; oi’ lied Cross work at homo thc proceeds, aniountinp: to over $170.00 be given to a worthy resident who luis been ill for some tiriic. The high- est priced pie- was $15 while un- otlxer brought $10.- Hants Journal. 1

ENJOVABLE ENTERTAINMENT.

-A very successful basket social and entertainment was held on Friday cvenini: at Mt. llerlrcrt. The differ- ent numbers on the prc~;:ranirno were carried out in a very pleasing 1rnanf_ nor. The 'proceeds were in aiil of the building fund for the new ltonian (`.ntliolit: (lhnrcli to he liuilt ut Moiiirt ltyan. The prograamme was as fol- lows: -Song- M. 0'(Yallaglian; Or-_ gun solc»-- Marion Griilith; Rca.~.itatio_ii___ --Misa DoVone Henry; Club Swing-i ing- W. E. Scantlebiiry; Step Drince- Chas Walker; lligliland Dance- Miss Cora Taiitoii; I`tccitu~ tion- Misa Hilda Newell; Duet-- Misses Henry and Tunton; Solo-

l"or rnany centuries the Aiiglicaii

have observed the Monday. Tuesday, and Wednesday of noxt week (Asccn~ sion Week). as days of special pray ers to God for ills blessings on the seed being put in thc ground. 'l‘hii¢ year when we are tlircatonctl with ir treuieiidous food shortage and thc fate oi’ the Empire hangs in the bal- ance. could not all Christians unitn in observing the-so days with earnest intercession for u bouiitlt'ul harvest. Tire following is a prayer from thc Revised Prayer' llook. oi' the (fliurcii of England in Cairudu: ~

For Rogatlon Days.

Almighty and merciful God, i'roni

whom cometh every good und pcrt'oct rzift; Bless, wo lioseecli 'l‘iice. the lair- ouri-i of 'i‘hy people, and cause the earth tn biinz forth her fruits nlruns dantly ln their season. that we may with grateful hearts give thanks to Thee for the same; through Jesus (ihrlet our Lord. Who livetli and rvign. etli with Thee and the lloly Ghost, one God, world withoirt ond. Amen.

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“I Econony ` the Best is Alway _ Cheaper in _ . the End _

'l‘lic~vuluu ot' drugs or ui` ri prose-riptioii is not in the price you pay its in tho good' they do. The failure of customers to demand DRUG QUALITY is often responsible _forl serious results. All Drug biiyers should know that quality is the true tests of chqapness. The same truth also applies

l.o the buying of DRUG SUND- RIES.-_

Gompiirs our prices with

those asked elsewhere and carefully note the comparative |ii"litv of goods..

If you pay higher prices

.hun we ask. you pay too much -if you pay less than our nrlceri. you will get inferior iuallty.

Best quality at lowest cost is

< s l-are comblnutlon»- but that

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lo' just what we offer you.

'On Every -Shelf we’re Showing

Wash Goods Priced Lower than Present Mill or Wholesale COST

li.-\'i` I\i.\Y Sl{l'Ir\l i,il\`i:1 .»\ i’l<lf`.'l"l`Y 5'l`.\'l`i£Ml£NT. it is a pretty strong statcniciit. But it is simply so. For example

T wc arc selling one particular liuc oi wash ialrrics for Zocwhicii at this very moment would cost you 22% per yard at thc

1 ulill-by the case. And that's not ull. Wc`rc slroiving you agrcat assortment of thc very latest Arncrican Wash goods for spr-

ing-ihc styles are rigirt-and they are priced right. They arc priced rigirt-because they are bought right-bought many mouths ago :it prices that give us a siuzill proiii-»and you a big saving. l,et’s _talk it over today.

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V_\'liitc liidizui heard, strong and durablc

rouutl ilircad splendid lor tlrcsscs,

skirts and iiiirldy blouses- at perl yard ..

_Iapnlcric at splendid niatcrial for lrousc

dresses at nicc iiuc even thread i°abi‘ic in niauvc, blue, suxc, brown and tau all

fast colors 36 inches wide at per 5 » yard ._ 2 c

Stripcilziriirclcttc _ in pink and wlritc.

blue, wliiic, hluc and pink stripe this is a

_ good qiuility one that will 'wear \\'clll8

lull 36 -iris. at pci' yard 15C and .... c

Figured crcpc for Sunmici' l_)i‘cs_~'es

ctc.. iniiiziriy pretty iioral ulid stripe dc< signs in blue, piuli, inauvc, black irlritc,

grey, also a good range in clrcckl6c

l\'liaki satin iinislrcd duck inztkcs :aplcii~

did shirts for incii and boys, wears wcll

:uid is easily waslicd at per ynr<Il6c

\\'irite pl<|uc for skii‘ts_ blouses and

di'<‘sscs in iinc and liczrvy cord. This is one

ol thc rriost durable ‘and desirablczsc of wasli fabrics at 25C. 301: and ..

Pi'iiit cotton in ri large range oi dark

arirlvliglrt patterns a strong durable print

t_'uri_a1liaii uiakc, 30 inches wide a pci'yard....._ . . . . .. c

llcacli cloth :rsplciidiii fabric for suin-

iucr, llluc. RoscrNatural"Pink;~-~~N»avy, tan,

35;nid"........ C

Di'css iiiiiglianis in stripes and iaiicy

checks in Blue, Pink, (jrey. For

White ilannclcttc good strong and dur-

able at Per yard -ioc, 'i2c. . . _ ._

F.nglish print cotton in fast colors -

nrany pretty designs in light and dark to choose from 32 inches wide atiper -1 yard _~

Fancy voiles in niaiiy prc_t_ty designs ` and colors in1,faiicy checks' styles and ‘ 'tloral in blue, pink, inauvc, grey, black _and _

white 36 inches wide :rt pcryard "1 35c, 4oc, _,_

pzittcrus .37 ins. wide at pcr yard. .

lrro\\-ri 36 inches wide at per yard40

Miss M. Griilitli; Rccitatlori -Miss _ ' (Tora Tanton; Dance- Misses No- _ - ` 'f _ well; Song- Mr. Louis Duggan, Tire P. iiuctionoer was Mr. Jus. Carrrpboll. - _ I “>_.~

A 119-1' 21 Queen Street A ' _’

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and tho ltonian Catholic churchc-'i _~-- T'-'* A Y "=l I" V __ -_-"1 -'_' ‘;

i _ T .W

i'oi as soon as the Canadians that

comclto this liospitahl andere able to

| travel they send them 10 their UW"

hospitals

4 A E rirot_lit-.r'. I will bo cxpcctirn; a

' ' reply ironi you soon. LOVH t0 all-11

____ rernain,

. Your lovini-1 sou.

hirs. lt. A. lvlclioutzali, Graiiil ltlvcr. NEIL A..

Lot I4, luis rccciveil the following lrt-

tcr t`rorri hor atop-soil. Private Nell A. CO-OPERATION _ Mcl`)our.:nil:- ‘ tI"roin the Philadelphia Piihlii: -

- Qiieen-Nlary's Hospital, . Ledger)

Allrli 15. 19l7~ bond. and il' you ca.not do either, _tlion

lruar Mothriz- Asl am new in l<Iir;:~ mine it potato. (Io 1 light ri German

he well lo 'HOD .V011 ll ff>W UIICH- N0 sonieono else to iight or ell-io product: doubt you have not word of ine helm: _fnntl to iced the other fellows iam- wonndod lic-tore this. I tio noi. know ily while iii; in away doing the ilitht- wlierc they would wire to. hut l think ing, _

it was t_o Jarnes. T-he sir:-ter sent a ----1-»-1-----~

Wliulloy l.anc's. li` you cannot carry ti itun. buy u1

hind in ii liospitul. l thought lt would t,-dldlor, fnrnii-:h the money 10 8\1DD0l'l1

on top of nie, covering me from shoulder down to my feet. A torrent- ial rain began to fall during the iight- inlz, but stopped beore our forces lin' ally had sficceeded in driving the Germans out of the trench for keeps.

"By that time the cement had be-

come so hard that 11 was practically in1 corporated with tho earth and as lm- movably fixed as ii rock, Fortunate~ ly the wounded part ol my head was

exposed and the surgeons were ablh to -attend' to it. while others were engaged in ohlseling me.out,=ot..|n,|'. cement encaslng. I did not roco_vc;‘ consciousness for several days. a_n`i_i after that was sent to the Amerie# Hospital in Paris, where I lay nearly a month before I could walk about again. 1 was wid that it me niifti six men hours olhard work to chisel me free oi’ the cement."

Trains outward-Read down

DAILY Tues

ex. Sun. Thurs

card lioine too. but l dori't know who ¢;E|v|ENT HOLDS HIM - gc gat would get it lor sho just had for tlie IN C-EATH TRENCH A_M_ p_M_ ~

CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS' T”

PRINCE EDWARD isi.AND_

‘ TIME TABLE IN EFFECT. FEBRUARY ht., 1017. ,_

ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME. ‘

S1 Q;

Trains Inward-Recd UD

Tues DAILY _ Thurs ex.~.~Bul-

' & Sat

. AM. PM". _-

uililrcsn; Mr. lilcllougall. so you N00 ll

dltt‘ei'oiicc for you need not think l

r ai thin like that

homo when they hear of a fellow be- ing wounded llreyrthinkhe in done. bill it is not to with mo. in mot. I tool

would be 'likely' to go to Uncle lvianus licrbcrt Speltou. a `Oaii`adiari'. who oi' Uncle Alex. anyway it makes no- had been lighting in France lor more

than or year. and who arrlvotl here ro-

centl aboard it British nteamship.

uni nearly dead o 1 iy I; ‘ ~ . y

The wound l got will n‘ot`liurt me told of an experience which probably'

rn futum life ine least. _ l know over stands unparalleled in the annals Of

the war,

upon our trench. in one oi' the scores

“‘l)uring an attack hy the Gerniaiis

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6.50 8.13 3.38 0.00 9.40

Hunter River

6.02 Kensington

» 5.00 Arr. __ Bummorside

2.20 Dept. Charlottetown

4.23 Emerald Junction

1 im. 1o.iro “sas ~ '-

9.08 4.15 8.22 8.32 ' us an

P.M. 2.00 Dept. Summer-utils 3.33 Port Hill 4.53 0’L0lI'Y 6.00 Alberton

Dept. 7.15' 2.20

A13.

Arr. 11.10 ' ` 9.8! _ J 8.06

0.58

the Canadians: and 'I .am proud to sa I was rl ht lrhere with tho boys

nt-url;v as 110011 HOW “fl I UV" NWC of battles on the Somnio front. ti felt. However. it very nearly cost iny uhrnpncl burst right over' my head. li life. it w‘iu»:~ a ruaehine gill! bl1l|0t Ula! killed' six mon who were standing Bl' got. nie. lt. went in on my left side and mast wltliln' roach of my arms, and cnnio out on niy right. tif it had been lntlicted ii wound on my tread. knock- one half inch around towards mv back ing me unconscious. The (lerlllllllll lt would have killed me instantly, for carried the trench. but were almost it would have pierced my h0H1'l-- li immediately attetward ousted.ol\l.\' U’ was high enough. but not deep enough gain control again. The trench was so you will understand, mother. I had captured and lost in this manner hall it narrow escape. The most peculiar 8, dozen times. And alll duringthat

fact of all is that the bullet that went period ot nearly twenty~four hours

in-ough me came out in my right lay unconscious.

breast pocket and stuck in n. hook "The shrapnel which had wrouBhi which I had in my pocket. It. $180 such havoc, also splintered a barrel more it piece or my fountain nerr- conuunlns of/mont. and 111°" °' ll f°'l _ _ ___ *__ _ _ _

I _was wounded on the 9th of April. _ ' pm, '

the morning or the great charge by ;; pg, '

- _ Bun.

7.00 Arr. Tigninh

_ ..Do‘pt. ¢.il0.... ...

"` _`_`"l5All§Y` ' ` '

ox. Bun.

P. M.

4.30 Emerald Junction 5.20 Capo Traverse

DAILY

1ex.- Sun. -1 1

A.lltl. _ 1 8.10 -1 _` 7.50 _ ‘-

Tues. Mon.

Thur. Wed.

Sat. Fri. _ _ _

4.40 104 5.29 6.40

nu. ma. "ii _ 3.10 3.00 Dept. ’ ‘ Chttlottotlrwll

_ _ lt.“lt0Yllrl _ . ore 0.02 _ Bt. Pbtlll 7.35 Arr. Bonrls

» .Wed Th

Arr. 11%; ` t

___»_ it 1.18?

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;'a*"**

Y B ~ l -always was wishing to be in a

charge and I got my wish.

I would like to give you an idea

of what look place that mornintt.. but no human tongue can express tn words life sights ‘and happenings that took place.

The people of Canada or in fact of

England. o not fully realize that this is such a terrible-war for ll' they could they would a-ll lie insane. is Nell James still in' England! l wrote to him yesterday and l hope the let- ter wlll find him.

This is s ttne large hospital, the

Johnson _& Johnson

second largest in Engdlnd. There are scarcely any Ginttlldls ‘lm it lt is

4.40 Dept.. llt. Bt Alt 6.54 Card 0.25 llontllli

7.15 Arr. _ Georgetown Debt. 0.48

Only

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