_ canction. Apply to Da id Arbing

_ glwyyn. Juiyv-4 end amos'

M E

ll th turn §l__ean llav ilu, Llll

UEIIERS NURTHUIBERLAND I PRINCESS

as below every day, Sundays excepted

tml POINT DU CAEVE, lon arritel oi

‘io train from St John] for SLMMER IDE Dliedm with express train for Charlotte~ town and Tlgnish.

Ibm SU MMERSIDE. [on arrival of m_orn-

ilg hiin from Charlottetown and all r tations al P. B. I. R.] for POINT DU CHENE, connect Whdternmn frain for ST. JOHN, B05

d MONTR

an EAL.

Connection at Moncton with train for Can:

.hand N. B _ at St John with u. P. H. nun kiway for U. 8. and Canada, also at St. John WlI&amers of International and Dominion .lthntnc rl S. Lines Tuesday and S_lturd8I~ dkznoon for Boston direct due following day Canon, and on Monday. Wednesday an Fri~ ' &y mornings, with Steamers for Eastpofi. Ioltlaxadan Boston ~

Prom PICIUU about half “gat three on ar-

timlod ih{fro;iNH ' ax and Sydney for CHAR 0 . _

from CHARLOTI ETOWN’ for Picton ll 3 3°

3, connecting there with day trains for cagi: aan:-row --in WALIFAX.

s . _

EYl_;lgEYwith Steamer Bnice for

_ At HALIFAX with C. A. and Plant Line for

`PO*1`0N. Passengers from all blaces on P.E_ L iiilway east of CHARLOTTETQWN N”

kwa home 24 hours later than if Joining Plant Ftenmeiin CH’l`0WN and connect wi Stills loner in HAIIF AX.

‘Ihrough 'I ickets to be had _ at Grand Trunk

Qnadian Pacitlc Intercolonial and P, E- L ggilu-nys, and on the _Company‘s Steamers and qamectihg lines in United states and Lanada.

iteamers run on Eastern Standard time.

F. W, HALES. Secretary

Olmrlottetown. P.E.I. June 18 d and w.

Farm for Sale.

ores v fertile land off southern portion

*the Waggn Farm-about 18 chains wide '5 55 long-about 15 acres clear and in a bmb tate of fertility. IQ scres ready to stump-The hlaneo in Hard Vt ood and F_ence l-tails, situ- ated one mile from_Rocky Point Wharf where mduoe can be shipped-Near school-one of

uiHd §;ots available-Overlook

ig rough y and Charlottetown lar-bor-Plenty of seaweed.

Aho in September next 50 acres of the

Nalthern Portion of Warren Favxn now occu- |lod by alrs. Margaret Miller and known as ’Klngwood” _ This property is in good condition-is within

lmlnntes walk of Rocky Point Wharf and Feuy-and fronts on Charlottetown Harbor.-

I' particulars l to.

°' 'pp 'ions sxwsoir.

lqlofood 3 wtf Charlo ttstown

m 1 ._ I

FDR _

9 _ '

' The late Residence of Malcolm "Inland, Q. C., Charlottetown Boy- -lliyy. weaning mm .na time

L $0

App yi.. D, C. McLEOD,‘

Solicitor

IX’ ' A 20th,dtf

towngnne _ ___

'iixfiiu io mu

K lat Ilmiil Way il Spelling i llll In

ood

ii! gt-A5 'I si.; Eg ’°

lor day at iam °~l_hil

Fare will include 1‘ea on return voy-

age. Steamer leaves halt past nine local aotlrna about nine in the evening.

By Order. I

F. W. HALES. ‘

Secretary Clftowu Steam ANav.Co., Ltd. Gftowo, Jaly 7, 1908, dtf

_'llTS. L0 STS. F0080. ETC

ego” is sensibleadvieetn follow during Q

suse. we_si§§'§rg5ii§¢°iii“'i_‘>§`¢?sfis¢.d° “°”

The new branch office ot the Merchant s

Bank of Halifax, St John, opens to day at Chubbs corner by the manager, F H Arnaud His staff will include Percy G g Hall, formerly of the Bank of New Brun swick, accountant, E C Cotton, teller,

erally written in the blood ot millions of e-

People to whom it has given good health. t is all the time curing d seusesofthe stomach, nerves, kidneys and blood, and 3 it is doing good every day to thousands ` who are taking it for poor appetite, tired

Hood’s Pills are nomirritating Price

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

It is not a month since you marriage, and I find you sighing and moping already.”

“Ah, Hilda, darling! George is standing

married.”

N. B., sage: “I had toothache for two days,an could get nothing to stop it until I got Low’s Toothnche Gum, which quickly cured me.” Price 10c.

across the attic floor.

He held the latch and hesitated. “One must. be careful,” he mused, “it

may be the wolf.”

ONE LAXA-LIVER PILL every night

for thirty days makes a complete cure of biliousness and constipation. That is just 25 cents to be cured.

"Pa, what is action and reaction!" _ _ “Well, George, my white duck 'suits

make me cool, and my laundry bills make me hot.” A '

sprains, bmises sores, wounds, cuts, frostbms, cliiibiuins, stings nfj-insects, burns, -scalda, cont_usions;ete. Pjioe _ `

Mollie,” said`the mistress. “What’.s the

keep him quiet unlessllet him make a

noise.” -l `A A. ‘

lliaarfs Liaineat Cares' Diptlierla. I

“Keep the head cool and the bowels

t warm weather. It tg; bowels dch not IDOVG 0 B U88 ` - ‘ V Huh W noe Laxa er

"l-=-1g-

New Branch Bank llalllax Events

'"9 re

Pro

and R. Ernest Smith, ledger keeper.

317

_ atS

. . _ _ C

feelingand general debility. It is the

25cents. ° T

°`°"_ h

“Wh Cl d h h

Mayor, H. M. Davison, City Clerk.

y, ara, ear-,w at aehappenedi S _ `

to . . .

Tooihache 2 Days. B

Mrs. Fred. Nedden, Eel River Crossing, F

ID .

____ ._ Lennan

it sons I

Hiicyiniys YELLoW on. om. -J

GUARDIAIN CW -UTY

Guardian readers wzlljind the /allow- convement to c/1 and hee for re

T"'l7‘\‘

AAA- ”'° Klbtnou cream

S Y (ll lil.

ons of Scotland meets every second ndny in each month in Mechanics Hull me Bioci. _E oiuuuoy, Rec secret and you required an apeneiit, it wus 118112115' 2<1Il1111iSf¢1'¢<1 111 U16 S1181* 05 811151!

ORMGE GREEK Epsom Salts or naussating Castor Oil.

Boyne Lodge. No. 614, meets 2nd When you need an aperient now you prefer it in a pleasant mild f0m»

` and 4th Fridays in `Wright’s, Hall, ` f =

p. m-D McNEn., Recording

-~ .... ._ .. ...- Jimi s enovetm A su. »_

The record ofHood’s Sarsaparilla. is let- very Tuesday night, at 8 o’ciock, in .-.' ' I _ A _ A ` " 4"

O1l’er's Hall.-D. J. MCKINNON, _

LadyWaHace Lodge." No.27, meets lst _ ~ ~

n a Y '

dammgys’ '“ W"i3h°“H“n°"MB“' 7 The children should be treated with some oonsidnration oss an Se ’ '

A 1

Rx, cy. _ " , A, _ _ L. 0. LY. B. A.-Mizpnh, Loyal Orange Salt combines gentle efectivenees with pleasant taste, and is relished

WSU m°dl°lP° m°U¢`AY ‘ian buy- Young Briton Lodge, No. 148, meets every __

hiusduy night in 0ffer’s Hall,-Ernest

Hodgson, R. Sec’y.

Caledonia Club meets last Tuesday of each month. Visiting brethren welcome. ' CITY Council meets the second Monday

in each month. Dr. James Warbuton

The Charlottetown School Board meets e first Monday of each month Ewen tewart, Secretary

- _._lt_ a

t is uniform and reliable, made by expert chemists from the original and combines every good quality that an aperient and antacid digestive

A pamphlet explaining the many uses of this line will _mailed free

to The Abbey Eiiervescent Salt Co., Limited, Montreal._ For s_ale'_by 25c

.ff .-

Coum' Avolvnsns, I O F , second and A

° ~ ' ~ L ~ . _ w A _ A if _ ' '_' 5'. _i . pt-1-A-" `.:-l.f_"

urth Tuesdiiy’s of each month in Me- f A ~ _ ' A” » f - f _ _ g ' ’

asa member for the bounty. you know. ehanios Ha.. Grafton st.---Renouf Secy. ` _ _ _ . _ _ i _ 1A 'f _ _ _ " A _ ‘ and I’ve onlyjust learnt from the opposi- CQURT MOUNT 3-1-EpH;.;N,1_0_F, 1-11-gf, ' _ - . : _ _A A *_ A ‘ _ ` ' '_ _‘_

ti0DWh9~l‘»lll’€8l1Ydl`€8df`U1 mllll I have nd third Tuesday of each montliin Me- ‘ , ~ ' `- V ‘ ` ' " ' `

anic’s Ha1l,: Grafton St.--- H. V _ ° ° ' '° ' ‘ ' ‘ ° ' ° ° ` I `

unt-ain, Sec y

‘i€:;§:. ;“.‘;“.;“”s;z.i‘°y:; M0114 fly-» August 12701- |900 "’*g""S ¥”%”°"'M“’°"°°k M°L°°f‘i”-us" _...os THE. _ . . .. i A A

yous Archivist. ' ‘ A °

Sec’y

Co\u't Charlottetown, C. O. F., hrs and I A I I _ . -_

0. -A Athletic ssnclaliin if . haf oiielavn A “Opportunityl” cried the poet, rushing C0m_t’A‘ y°eit C 0 F_ meets in IN AID A _ _ » ‘ " ‘ `

Forester’s Hall, Prowse Block, on the. ' ° ° ' '° ' 0 A 'V ' °-° °' in " `A

cond and fourth Thmdsy of each

onth W. Weeks, Rec.-Sec’y. ' _ I _ H '_ "_ ' _ _ 4 ’ ‘ .

Masons. . ' A A _ ‘ I '_ _ _ i G _' _ Q ,

St John’s Lodge in Masonic Temple, s , _ _ ” ‘ ` A __ _

d Tuesday in month, David Mc- ‘A

tl.. I ~ - ---

\ _ _ A C-hill .

Victoria in Masonic Temple, that 1- The promoters of the Whelan '\lonu_uientiFund,. intend 'holding-I Ma 0 U Q 9 l I ‘ ' ° _ _

vm month. J. R. Davison. hwy Demonstration on the Athletic _Association Park. Chailottet own on

Alsiiuu-1°- Ch-nf--» Huy-I A-hllur-_ augur 21.1., inn., initio of iiitibm-tunes runs. .A Ai'

4-nu-

Boston

takes

onth nie_Temp_le, first Thursday in l Eating, drinking and idancingbootha "be providedAon an A elaborate

W°“’°“'S°°’, P 'M s step stu 1. n 1.2.' .ea for is = in Prima M _ uttsrts team ing ery as seen t

ts Temphn 3rd is £8878 MJHBI' BIDS, Qf thi! Qltyst IIIVB SUUOPUIIQIQ B0

A ’“ °‘°°P*:““°- “"°“‘* *“€‘“*~f’- this .na tmndsasye. .buttons u _ 0 A K, ; _ _,M _ _ AA I

886

1, _ _.

_ _ h month in Mm' nic Teinple. _V *Plendid Gf‘l5h°A P5559: ff°°"'A°f °u“. MBV P lv A l

“Tliat’s a terrible noise in the nursery,

‘D8

AIbertEdward Lodgeot Perfection 14 There willbe a Bicycle a va1‘u_a.__b_le and :ther

A _ _ _.¢iegree.i.s¢.a.s.R.ai~¢iTnursduy,fo11ow- _priest _ A I -A ' 'A AA

mutter! Cant you keeuitbe be-by quiebf' 8rd Wbduwdey. Junu=£i'y.`Ai>-‘i‘.. July. 0" 'I The Sons of England; The 'Ancient Order ~o£ “Sl1\1N. lM’lm»” Nvlied ll°l1i¢. “I can‘t A _dn 'W J Masons, The Loyal Orange The’ Benoveleht

Penh Joie Emammzmt on sewn Charlottetown, Emerald 0ddfell0._Ws,_ A-.

- __ _ _Caledonian c1nb,.nd ¢11.ouioir_ Nsuonsi and Frames!

Z;d;,':s:_'yS_ul 88°? month' D' R'-j Mc ~ specially invited to join in making_.thisAdem_Jns`tratien_'a

s'¢;AL,m¢n¢¢ Logs, eva-y Mmday marching to the Park in theiArfrespective regalrae. _:_ . ».

veniilng. _EA.A,M. Younker,See’y.A _ /_ __ '_ __ Geo. V," McInor§y, ,- M. W d Lodge Friday veningi T r, B rt., SirL. . Dayiea_,.AA.-l'lnri1o,l _- ' .',-"

,ln §§]é_Y_l1l @2353 R°W~eW-._B- _J.npH__,;e_BB1ljM, R., _. H08. _S_6_l_I°_\lf0I‘

“lust vbrdorsuwiue nine ie- _“°“°**,,,¢__Al;h»iety;=e»,»¢eiinuAyA

fersinhotweatherf’ __ __Jo`1;n§H`_IiUi'cmin S 'E 'n"'|`_" ` ' ` " Y and

“W!ell,David,itIdon’tkeep all ofour '_ ‘ infgnglfs 6lj,_}',Y,Eéu'B_ ‘ l»_' _ ` __ _ _ ` _ _ __-_~ _A '.r.‘;‘.‘.‘;°.i.r.’.‘1€f.°.".‘:.“.;’°.‘?. :f'§;fi --- K-.=.».»..f mt.-~E....L.d.. N. Tl" P*-'°'_'° *2"¢=f'-t--=-i *Alu-Af°°» A

MILE S INN 19- evil;-Y F1`id*P3;___°V¢“l11§ °f';1°";:_°°§» Ii; This will be the largest and -most repreeentitive,gatl{enag»‘ _il : held in' URN'S'1'ERLGHEADAcHEPythHal1,A'*. -._ - _ A AA --g‘° ` POWDERS cure the *om headwha in Wmiams ____*_"i°Se__l_ Provincetor years, and all who nut to have a big day s sport should Q” iii.” ti’r°'{§’b”" ""“"fi°”1-..“"§ '°°`Ii”° G ’ “N80” “GL-*ND Mm ‘mules -ea f d i cs ' ri 'ui u re eb - nenow er .- new ers .° . _ Special u.. ares an _ rain arrsngemen _ in conneo on Awi

L0dgeEt0 , N . 148 li Th ~ , . _

wc” 1° wwdem 25°' day aveninglfn S?0_ E_l§°:usA‘$§Z.m RE Whelan Monument Demonstration at Charlottetown, August 27th, |909.

Bridbllroom (returning from the honey- Andmw T_ Newsbm Sec-y_ °' Train arrangements

I ' ~ _

'WANTED-By a young man position

in shore or omce with chance of advance- Init, experience and references, good

increasf your budiaestah Ad- VID \`|..ll!'B Ill °- -.r, cmof 1df”;:iisw-mu, Elmsnaiffi

231 pd.

wanmn-ins .man fsmuy, a food

Qrvant for neral housework app v to

Irs. S. Sangirson, Hillsboro ~.

` 17, lw pd.

'QL WANTED-Immediately atthe P. F.

Island Hosglital, a. cook. Reference re- quiredt-21 _TGLEP-One-half of a two tenement ltonse on Pleasant Street. House contains seven rooms. Apply toC. D. Bell on the Femises. 21 lmo. WANTED-A smart, steady boy, about

15 years of age, to attend a store, one who

‘:.°'..°:.“.s.';ff;‘.°:.€‘°°°° °‘°‘°'"°~ APP"

fro LET.-Dweuin house on kent Street, adjoining resirfence of Dr._ Kelly. Apply on premises to F. F. Kelly.-11 tf.

LOST.-Last evening on the St. Peters

or Union Road, a new earrings: apron. The lnder will please leave itat . Stewart's Kent St. Eclipse Bakery. 3 tf.

TO LET-Dwelling on Euston St. East.

Apply to Chas McGregor. 23 tf.

WANTED:-A smart, steady boy about

16years of age who understands looking alter horses and cows and and can make himself generally useful about a house. Qi! at this oflice. J ulyl-ttf

TO BUTCHERS AND OTHERS.-Ice

wholesale delivered or at warehouse at

moderate rates. ' Apply to H. C. Douse, ,lst Royalty, or Geo. oper.-21 ti.

T0 LET-A Ihouse containing seven

louis. Apply to L. C. Worthy at the Bright Ba. ery and Grocery. . l6t-f

OFFICE 10 LET. A comfortable ollice

Bi:_the Stamper Block. Apply to Prowse

as.

roy. SALE cHE.iP.4:rhe house and oton corner of Olebar and Gerald streets, It not sold by Oct. lst, will be offered by

Yen! No |"iz‘ter who you

» a ug

hwy old _v ou are, or what ex. perience you v.-¢ had' ymx Cn) make more money tn.-in yonw. making new, selling our fo]-gh. ¢°mU=K 501111. “The Canadi- an Treo

m ore _,___ ,,_.,.__,.,_.,,,,..

mon ITSBLPI Nearlyevery :gum

nake

hu furnished troops forthe Qoer war. All have rnlg. ll f '

nder the dlaegniz int 1 ' -

will ‘l>;:Ete%lil’yt::eTfellat °°'°b"‘°d "‘““*l’7 “'h°’i¥7- Au-

“WY Printed ana iltmmss. Pmroetu. me

beak .75 '"3 U $5 wewant men 0 Can mum

'hh If §‘¢k

bruises, and it has always given Isatisfzxilc- on. It is a splendid family medicine,!it

111000)'-D0 F011 k¢¢i> 5159 “P l'h°l'°“8h]Y Lodge second an

_ _ _ _ _ dA i

lighted coins through the tuuuel Y fourth Tues¢ii:ysofAeech month in S. 0. E _ -S¢,,¢.i.m_ _ pam, _ scanners rims. 'North 'Wiltshire _-- »Br°k¢-mu-Yes sir- Hun, viotonsnow..---E._ H. Ducnemin 'rigbnisu _ si.zs..__..A.';;'...f;4;ao¢u. untfeeiviue.. ' Briaegmom-.iii righ¢,_i'11g° and get Sw, ' A De lo1si.-- l-32% iff “ my "‘f°- C .-0-wiv--Dru-~ _ A‘I`di.’;.°t‘1..i’i1:::‘1i 1:2.:ii::::::f:: .io --

Coughs spd colds tlhat other remediles C0mpany “A/" every Moildoy lhu Ellhi;l_?ilel.d..... . . . . . . . . . ...

seem poweressto reieve are promp y Wright-g_H,m ag, 5,3; p_ m_-.._§Ad` Wad. Bloc _ e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

redo D.Wood' N Pi s _ ._ ’ -0'; ...... _.L15 ..... ........s.4s___ i§..,!...i'.. .u“..2$lZ.‘Z ,$15 .i"il’. ---» Sew- A A o..i“§.?.'.i. .... 1.15..; ______ 5.51 -- e '¢,,¢y by mu-ing y°u_ p,;ce25¢_ sons or rsirrmnazvcn. West-Devon.. . 1.15.' _ ' “

’ .- P 115 Hill. . _ . . . .

“whyi l`-|155 Kid mill d00l' P0UDd9 her Victoria Division, No 4, every Monday Northam “

_ ll . . “

.\l|aard'a Llalaieat Cares Disteuiper. K"‘k°"°'~ ' '~ °

A Family Medicine. A A

. ,Q , i

an be put to so many different uses ”

is settle. ’

DR. LOW’S WORM SYRUP is a safe,

sure and reliable worm expelier. Acts equally well on children oradults. Be sure you get Low’s. A

Oom Paul admits that his capital is

with him on wheels, but denies that it'

amounts to $10,000,000.

No thoroughly occupied man was ever

yet very miserable.

Travellers’ headaches are quickly re-

lieved by Milburn’s Sterling Headache Powders. They do not upset the stomach" or weaken the cart. Price 10c. and25c

ice 2c. _ ____ ’

com Paul iefthis wife in P1-ofo,i§_su,'_i£'. _ __ _ in . true, but he took care to remoug -_li_is_B;-ltA.:_,¢ _ rs _ " A °' 'md gum, ` h prisoners. Oom Paul is a harétnan to '_ ,

;§?;<* §i.;‘@ fiiilii i A ii

men Who Flean aax Business

Po not waste much time ta’kir about it; hence the brevity of thi

u/.N

IfYon Need Anything

In oillceg,-supplies we can supply

' W8

writes: “I have given myboy Dr. Low’s C Worm Syrup, and find it an excellent

orm medic' It ° ‘

Truth isas impossibleto be soiled by any out-ward touch as a sunbeam. '

tuiidiu , b_ i1.1'h T.

We cannot always oblige, but we can a1,-

ys speakfobligingly. ‘ " _A f

Nice Worm Medicine. q

Mrs. Wm. Graham, She pardton, Ont.,

‘ ,;;.§igols1olf§

|513

_~ egg'

Opp. Prowse’s,

U _ _

eeeseeeeeaea§_

_ . y'

w ine. is nice to take. and does not make the child sick.” Price _ -

Capital goes where it beckoned, but Oopi _ F Paul’s capital goes where it is chased. A °

Minard’s Liuimeut Cures Cigars, la Cows '

Elmo

Jr- __ -' I .

' ill-£CIR01YE|N<:{‘_§isl.l_t§J

.¢»» .,..»¢ _

5.2) 5.34 __

. . . . . . . ... 6.03

6.12

_ _ Prince Edward Division, No. 1, meets in - A - ~ - -~~ 1-15 - - - - - ~ - - - -A- “

“What do you mean by saying music Awi-agus. nun, every ruesduy.---w. H. ' §§n°“"'§‘_F ------ -- ..

yqur Tr ers e........

. . . . . . . . .._ 6.@ “

$335

33@§_`5"5".5i55.5"'s‘-ii.9°'i@f5i

: : _-.»;==s=>s=-:=> 3l§@G3$§° 3 S§i$3S3

..». ...sn

pinubsblare that we have to so to bed evening in Wnghts H'un.~--Johor. God- Rf°l'!°°“51 ------- -'I A' ff with all our windows s-hat.” kin, R Sc,-1b¢_ W.°um5“’n‘ ' "

Miscouche . . _ . .

M|.‘d»‘ Ll.;-°.t c."‘ _wg dc’ ' 0!‘i€llli DlVlSi0ll, N0. 16], 8VB1'yF1‘ld3y Sb, E{e&n0r’§, _ _ “

' evening, in Wright’s Lower Hall.--John S‘1ll1Ul¢l`Sid°-- -

The less we parade our misforsunes the A Lawsgm R S¢ribe_ ‘New A_n“°~“~ - - ~ ,, more sympathy we command. - G 1,];,f!e'§L§§t°"_' ‘

.-.,........_.

_9_gs»_.- :meg

Alban “

‘S

Mrs. D. Williams, Gooderham P. IQ., 1 ' u me no w. S A El'1?;igglbane""

O t., `te': “I h d Hugy ’ , I A _

Yrdllowwéil fbi' burnstvsecallfii sprainsazlidcl ’ I :bathe Fredeggtfllilééign

d|'°°¢ diseased

eo _______ sas `“ to grounds 25 een

--- GOOD EXAMPLES V

Pullman, Havemeyer, and Vander-

bilt were millionaires, yet their lives were heavily insured, and they kept constantly increasing their insurance.

Wanamaker, Carnegie, and Rocke-

feller are great business men; their lives are heavily insured. A A

Why 'l ,Because they know that riches take iiiidhy. and that the assets of

no wings. _

You do not make a mistake when

fyou followiha example of such men

as these. _They needed insurance, so do you, and you will get genuine pro- tection ii you select the NORTH

lAi_t;ERIc.iN LIFE. A

A4 Policies issued on all approved u p to-date plans of insurance.

_ ___ AGENTS;

Geo. H. Lord,'Su_mm’ersid`e; ” Jas. G. Mcleod; Uigg; _

J. A. M P '

iMiium....'_>...-._ Aff-

inoiionay ..... _...Anas ~" _,Si-lkirk..-A.-._

st.APet¢i-s...... ag “

6.:-is

ii" il

_. A _ ‘ i -1 ' i . - _

o . I

Train Departs. f Hunter, River. . “

sstuhsessuteeesussgssues _.ness 3§ss5s .@2235

. sngg. .o-_-U.

Royalty Junction _ __ “ Charlottetown. e . . . . . A. “i _ 5.100 “_ Bear-Biver..... 5.40 “

.¢»- ~

Morell; . . . . . . .._ ` “ Lot 40.- . . . . . . .. . _ " St. Andrews. _ . - 6.58 “ Georgetown _ . '. _ 5.50, “ _ Cardgan . . . . . . . . “ Berth . . _ _ . ... 6.18 " St-. Teresa. .t 6.3) “ _ Peakes. . . _ ._ “ Pisqui`d..»...... “ Mt. Stewart. 7.15 “‘

Tl‘I»0n2_'li_e.. .. ' “ Bedfo .... . . ,_..,.,..,,;= “___ York _ . . . . .. ._ 7.42 “ Charlottetown. Arrives .... . _ 8.10 “

Tickets will be good to ret-urn some day Returning train for Tignish _will leave

Charlottetown ‘ at 4.45 m: Standard

ts. .A _

ei; Bun; P. S.-Should the weather prove unfavorable the Demonstration will be

dmgghf* held on the iirst line day following,

gms.. ti... A _ A_ A BY olipnu or conmrrnn ` F°_Z_°'o,:§¢l§,'§f: _ _ August 9th, 1900. _ ` - _ _ A mr. r.u`.a.i¢. i 1>.'u.r.'i`|. lux

,¢

s SQLID life in's_urance company

Time, and train for Sourg' and George town will leave_Cha_rlottetown at 5.15 p,m

Passengers will be carried by all trains.

. ‘.3 ,_

_ _ _ _ _ ooailizazi s.wdt»i.i.e_ aosiisssi

1:5' _- avr;-Aa __-'__ _ '_ ' i V _ _ _ ~ ' ‘ _

§'§ P'

#Pwr SESG-

$9999 Goss?

I .

~.~

and lalsaeaa

Iallflx.

leaves llturday

Tmins Inward

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