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KNEEIONE-At Dromofe on 8ep~ tenrber 30th to'Mr. and Mrs. Adam Knsebona a daughter Mary Elisabeth.

ii-$1311 -- - nmn ~

QIWUKIQISQ-I

HYNIB.-At Kensington Sept. 29th

Mrs. John Hynes, after a prolonged illness. Funeral notice later.

-“rem-a _='-nts..-ner; »~

LAUNCHING OF

THE ATTACK

LONDON Sept. 27-The text

of the Field MarshaI’s report today follows: At 5.20 o’clock this morn- ing our troops attacked over a wide front south of the Sense River northwest of Cambrai. First reports indicate that satisfactory progress is being made. During the' night successful local operations were carried out in the neighborhood of Arleux, northwest of Labasscc and southwest of Fleurbaix, -our line was advanced in these localities and prisoners captured,

AMERICAN TROOPS ATTAIN ALL ()B_]IiCTlVliS

PARIS, Sept. 27 -American

troops in their attack northwest of Verdun appear to have attained all and more than all they attempted. The Americans were confronted by the German fifth army. This force had been diluted, which explains the relatively small numrber of prisoners taken.

SILMA, Sept. 27-,During the

past few days there have been some- what serious disturbances in Cal- cutta owing to Mohammcdan ill- feeling. There have also been minor troubles in Madras owing to the high food prices. Some looting and rioting has taken place in both cities. The police with the Indian defence forces stopped the riots. Lives were lost among the leaders of the rioting. All is now quiet.

ALLIED CAVALRY NEARING USKUB.

LONDON Sept 27-Allied cav-

alry is believed to have reached the plain just south of Uskuh, accord- ins to unofficial despatclies receiv- ed here today. TheVdc.spatcl1cs said the cavalry probably is from ten to sixteen miles from Uskub.

Professional Cards

I DR. CLIFT

CHRONIC DIBI £8!!

\';URA'I'1Vlll TREATMENT by the iouth in advance. Victoria Hotel. hm-Iottetown.. P.ll.I., Canada. HOURS. ll to I daily. NOW

:sri-8-zhlsmospd.

T. B. CLIFT

COMMISSION MERCHIANT, AUCTL ION'-EER AND NOTARY PUBLIC

Dealer tin P. 'E' I. Canadian and Amor- iican produce. \Add'ross: - T, B. CLIFT.

Commercial Chambers,

Water Street,

..St.. Johns..

. . . Nt’ld_ . . .. P. 0. -box 393 “cable address Clllton" 1674-9-30 m7Ipd

IIORSON & DUFFY

lar(-Iltorn and Attornoyl mllottors for Royal Bans oi Canada MONIV ‘YO LOAN.

IIGLEOIJ U BENTLEY W. I. lontloy, K. ¢. aarrister and Atterneyeatflsaw Molloy to Loan, Oiiioo-lanii of N. 8. Chambers.

Charlottetown. P.l.|.

loLEAN C McKINNON llrristofi Attorneys'-at-Law Olno Royal Bank Building Charlottetown. P.lIl.I

J. ID. STEWART. K. 0. Barrister, Soliolim- and

'Notary Public ,_

iliac Nilsson lloolr. Charlottetown

lrsns|lOillse,Goor|otow laltovlstaononleallaaeq

ESBIAN -

lollolbh

PUNK. lik T0 LOAN, P. I. I.

felt

Mfss D. Rudge §,j.;.§‘:,=‘;.'::_¥f::.1‘:“-..";.:.";;*;:.1 :.‘.':.".tr.;'...2h .Carter & co Hd

- ham’s Vegetable Com-

- . \ ' ='-`

TIIIS Wlllrlili

ESUIIPEII All

IKIIIIIIIN -

By Taking 'Lydia E.»Pink-

maui Many Others A

ve Done the Same.

Troy, N. Y.-“I suffered for more 3|

Blau seven months from a displacement

- and three doctors

gfsiiftfiii.-fl`§'l and headaches and D

ln...-

1..

" s:LL.'::;t li' as

l ter who bird queen 1.: ‘ "

' ` 7” helped hy Lydia E.

' table C°mv°\"\d D “ " " ‘i ' "%' askedmetlotryit. I

have taken several

bottles and am n entirely well-so I T

do all my work-and not n trace of Augustus Mc_Don,alu' J B Matthew

Marshal Paquet, -Sr.,

my old trouble. I have told many of

my friends what wonderful results thc)y will get from its use."-Mrs. S. . SEMLER, 1650 5th Ave., Troy, N. Y.

Women who are in Mrs. SemIer’o

condition should not give up hope or snbmitto such an ordea until they have

gyen Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable

mpound a trial.

For suggestions in reguani to YOU!

condition write Lydia E. `nkham Med- IcineCo., Lynn, Mass. Theresultof their

I0 years experience is at your service. Mel Conway' George A_ Leung' Jerome

lhapm-an, . s-_:wa

Notice of Meeting

The adjourned annual meeting oi M

AICONTRIBUTIONS T0 THE KNI- GH

William Hughes, A_ L. Fraser.

I||lI|v"n\nm|m 'as .‘.:.:~“::

i _ operation. I had nd

I .is ‘g `

Qushi,

Pinkham'» Vase- sh111van,oe<».1. Pier-¢e,Deuie1A ut-

sld, John C_ Campbell, Capt, Joseph

_ , Yi

George Gaudet, Patrick Hughes, Char-

Mobonald, ` \

)'Donnoll, ,

Mcllloualldf. Charles McKiInn-on, Neil

Cormack, Fred' Stillman, John J_ M00.

K. UF ll. IIINII

TS OF COLUMBUS CATHOLIC

ARMY HUT FUND.

SOURIS $600_40

50.00 ea.cI1_-Rev. Ronald B_ McDon- <1,.r_ J. Hughes. ' $25_00 each.-Mrs, J_ J. HUKIIBS.

$20.00 each_- Rev_ John A. MQDOH

$15.00 each,-Marshal A_ Phquet, r. A_ A_ McDonald. . $10.00 each_-B_ Creamer, A. F. Mc-

$5.00 each;-John Keays, Dr_ J. 'I‘.

onald. Wi/II.‘l-am Whelan, D. F_ McDon

leruey. H_ 1-1. Acorn. A, B_ Pequot.

4_00 each.-Vincent Mclsaac,

'$3.00 each -Wl=lIl~a1n B Mullall

s McCormack, Joseph Steele, A_ T,

2.50 each_- Jas. McCormack, Frank

2_25 each.-Daniel P_ McDonald, Da.

2_00 each.-John Mo11tgomeryi,wJ;|m_

FUIGY. Wl'llla.m Wadenhan, Allan

cAuley, Dan-Iel Johnston, James Me-

Klnsmau Silver Black and patch Fox company, Limited will be held at the treasurer's otnco, 10 Ambrose Street Charlottetown. Prince Ed-ward Island on Oct. 4th 1918 at one o’-clock p. m.

Hey. Hugh Mr:Aulay, James Keays, George D. McDona.-ld, Joseph A MQDOQ, aid, Louis McDonald, Mrs. J, McQuald, P_ A_ Scully, J. W. Brennan, James

1604-9-25wfn1w4lpd.

_vate sale his larm consisting of 106 acres sltuate in Clermont In Lot 19.

miles of Clermont Station and three miles from Kensington and Is near school and cI1u1'ches.

acres of a. pine grove on same.

whole or en parcels to suit 'tho pur- chaser or purchasers.

W. H. KINSMAN,

President

FARM ron sate ;-;

Tho undersigned will sell by pri-

Thls farm is situated within two

The farm is all clear except live

M M

For further particulars apply to

THOMAS CAMPBELL,

Clermont

Bonshaw-Charlottetown TIME TA BLE

From Bonshaw From Ch’Town Tues. 1, 8 a. 111. Tues. 1, 5 p. m. Fri. 4, 9.30 a. m. Fri. 4, 6 p. ni. Tues. 8. 11.30 tt. m. Tues. 8, 6.30 p.m. Fri. 11 5 -a. 111. Fri. 11, 1 p. m. ' Tues. 15, 7 a. 111. Tues. 15,3 p. m. Fri. 18, 9 a. ni. Fri. 18, 6 p. m.

I”

Barry, Daniel MoEachern, C. (‘. Carl. ton, J. G_ Sterus, Wn1_ Keoug-I1, M. S. Acorn, Charles* D. McKinnon, I-l_ I),

Alexander Mc`l7ia»chern, Michael MC.

- COFHIH-Ck. -M_ J. Paquet, Norbert Pio-

Harlwn,

Lyons, Mrs_ Paul R_ McPhee,

cis 5 u . A Mel’-heo, Donald F_ Gillis, Andrew M"-

lsh, Frank Me\'arirsh, Allan J_ McI‘nr mack, Hugh .McDonaltl, Stephen Mc-

The same will ‘ibe sold either in Allley. John Thompson, Malinus Mc-

Lean, Harry Tanner, Mrs_ Alexandei Mdlfkachom, Donald Whitty, Joseph I*

Phee, Andrew Mooney, Aeneas Mc-

l538»9-‘.’3Mon3I. ' Alll-ay. Joseph Mclsaac, Patrick Ilen-

- UBSSHY. John GregorY. Michael Moon-

ey, _Joseph Mooney, ll, S_ Gulldor

» Joh

anuel Sutherland, Angus A_ Ca|np,1,¢-11 John J. Mclnmis, Angus J_ Sutherland Chester Sutherland, Jerome Mcllonalrl- Attres-s Campbell, Gabriel McDonald.

aid. J_ Pope, James Nolan. John S Nolan-_ John Malone. Peter A_ Mclsanc Ia

Capt. Alex_ Bushey, Paltrlck ‘Clin-ton' Thomas Degh-an, Wm. Bushcy, John

CI-OH". Joseph A. Mcnhhaia, hir..

0. W_ D. Currie, F. McDonald, pm, McPhee, Jos_ N. McDonald, John

$1.50 each_-Daniel Mclsoae, Peter

1_00 each.~'I‘l1on1as Grlnsell, F1~.111

Melnnls. Donald Molnui M'-Ins

HIS. Janies McAulay, J. W. Mt:\;1r.

CDOUHW. -1.\0llI| `_MlnDona|ld', llllnlrli cDon-uid, Mrs. James Byrnn, N051 :vh-

n McCullough John Melnnis, Emm-

rs. Peter McDon:-vld, Alex_ J_ McDou-

mes D. Mclntlre, Charles Bushcy' dbllmllm Bl'is‘hqy, Hlowtard |Paqnr‘

Tues. 22, 11.30 p. m. Tues. 22, 6.30 p.m Fri. 25. 5 a. m. FrI.25, 1 p.m. Tues. 29, 6 a. m. Tues. 29, 3 p. m.

Freight must be delivered one hour

Mooney. Barnaby McDonald, Janmp McDonald, Sylvester Morrison. Ro1i'-:1‘- lck Steele, Frank McDonald, P-hillp A.

before sailing. ,

- le

er, Daniel J. McDonald, Peter J_ Camp-

bell, Aen-aes Cam-'pbell. Anthony Mc- ' Donald, Hugh J. McDonald, William

MCAUIGY. John Tynan, John J_ McDon

Rooney, Donail-d F. M-cAuIey, Alex_

d, Malcolm O'Hanley, Jessie O'Han~ y, John O’Hanloy‘, Mrs. Willllam Pow-

Mlooney, Dan. C. McDonald, Mrs.

We are prepared to bu;

any quantity of fat hogs on hoof commencina Sept. 16th be sure you get our prices before killing un farm,

J. M. ROOP & CO. Plant on Kensington Roao

Phone 553

1322-9-1omwft111Deoi»pd. 1 J

¢,:-~‘_-I-' .I-511- . .e.~-'_'.-~,-:`.'-ge: '. ' /t»i.r=_l:l;'»7.»-.a 2 4"'-'-'l-I-"` ' "‘-‘Ii

Synopsis of Canadian Noriinves nad Regulations

THE sole head oi a family or any male ons

eillilcan years old, msv homestead a quarter

section of available Dominion land in Manitoba. Saskatchewan or Alberts. Applicant must ap-

I. I

pear In oerson at the Dominion Lludl Agency or Sub-Aaency for the District. Entty by proxy may be made at any Dominion Lalde Agency but not Sub-Agency un certain conditlonl.

Dutin-Six months reiidence upon and ml tlvltion oi the laml In each of ree years- A homntrsder may live with .1 nine mils: oi his homestead on s iarm oi at least lo acres. on certain conditions. A habitable house in re-

quires except when residence is perionned in the vicm 1.

In certain districts s homesteatle' n gnofl stand-

ina may re-smpt a quarter-actos alonnide bis' homerteag. Price lJ.m per acne. _

Duties lr vlonlhs residence In each ni three

years aitirl earning lmfnemsrl patent: also _sohtseres

u t

A sei who has exhausted his homestead tight

ttis epilrehemd hpinesteed in certain districts

“__

,` -» ` l%=¢s’e'f'tI°f::i3r¢[?°ei1||n|iifsi':;i'¢¢ke'iiI°¢:»9.i¢h|i Q St, Feed and ‘ .

. Dan C, McDonald. John R. McDonald__

a ' Frank .‘VlcAuloy. Angus' Mcvaris-I1, I’i-

, la\\\\\\\\'.\\\ '

Potato V 100 Dozen

sie and Maple Wasket

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T 3 F'

fb 3

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$2.-¢WllIIlz»\\\s.\v0I/IlI.f',§\\\\\' Q

E x t r a Strong, Doubl und top and bottom wil ast longer than three of th ( heap inported mal- e.

All our Potato Baskets

are made for us right here on P. E, Island on contract and of the strongest and best material obtainable

Wire Basket

Half and one Bushel Cap-

acity. A izreat basket for hard use about the stables.

Wholesale and Retail

F sold rig'

everywhere.

Sticky

us McLean, Milt-haol Campbell, Jerome Campbell, S_ P. Campbell, Mrsf Jas. lMcQuaid, Mrs. John Gallant, Angus A. McCormack, 'Mrs_ Catherine Mc- lnnis, Michael Fitzpatrick. Patrick M. Hughes, Daniel Lavle, L_ MoInnl.s Mrs. Louis Fougere, Ronald J. McCormack Alonzlo Perry, Nelson J. Paquet, James Dunphy, Edward Lnvle, John F' _LavIc, W. B. Lenrd, Pe/ter A_ McPhee, Am- bros Mcln-tyre, Donald F_ Lavle, Wn1_ J., C-hoverie, John Cummings, Richard St. John. John S_ Mclunls, Ronald Mc- Lellan, John J_ Campbell, Mrs. Adrian Mclnnls, John McLellan-, Alex Mc Gizllivray, James Mullally, Charles Mc-

Donald. Frank Mullally, James Mclnn- is, James Wlti-tty, Dr._S‘m.allwood, Will-iam Malone, Fedellas Paquet, Pat- rick St_ John, Jas_ Grant E. A. Paquet, Mrs. Robert Reid. W. L_ Dllngwcll, Onrar Paquot, James Blackett. John

(‘,an`§\ve'I`, lnrchibald Slloen, (Ernest Cruaxner, J_ S_ Ohnison, Daniel Moon- ey, A. Harrington. Cassie McEwen, A. A_ Praught, Mrs_ C. Walsh, Mrs. Iohu McCallum, Frank Mclnltosh, John

llormack, Angus J_ McDonald, George (lrcaxnefr, Jerome Miilsalac, Site-plicn LaPicre,

500 each_-Pius Choverle, Mrs. Mary McNeill, Mrs. Wilfred Clheverle, Mrs_r I. J_ Horne, l"eter'Mr',lnnls, Mrs_ Flora Cantwell, Mary T. McDona1d', Ann'-e McDonald, Ansrlem Longahic, l)an_ I<‘_

Piero, John Whalen, Hector McPI1ce., Patrick Sweeney, Alfred Pope, A11-

drew Mooney, Andrew Campbell, G11iI- bort Smith, Thomas Campbell. Mrs. Julm D_ Mcl)ona.ld. Mrs_ Daniel W.hi»'_.‘y ‘Ibq1ha',|<l MePl1eo, Donald Campbell, John A. McDonald, Mrs_ John A_ lilo Donald, Peter McPhee, Patrick Ilen- nessey, Paul. MeDo-nald. James Gron- ory, Willlani Ilennnsr-1r.y',_ A_ F0‘l0y_ John Foley, Mrs_ Joseph Mclsaae, Mrs. Peter Ihinphy, Miss Mary Barry, Jia ep‘l1 Jarvis. Mrs. Michael Dunphy,

John D_ M(‘.PI1<-,n, William Campbell, Mrs_ Joseph Mcllnnald, Stephen Mc- Aulafa Arolhiballi' hliolsazm, ,l>a)trn-k Powers, Mrs. Frank McVarisl1,

55:: each_ John J_ McDonald, Will-

iam Ledwell,

75c ea.e.h.-Paul Mclnuis., 25c eacI1_-John A_ Mclsaac, Angus

Bea.ton,.}lur»h Mcvaristh, Mrs. John /\_ McDonald, R_ R_ lilolsaac, Mrs. Jerome MCDona'lll, '

354: each.-David McLaren-, William

Granalian, Edward Laldero,

80c eacl\_-Mrs_ John G McDonald, _-___.,__

A. Hardy, Fred Pelham, A_ M_ Mc-'

Mooney, Leonard Mooney, George l.»a-‘ll

mnoaannormmwnepannms f I 5-.im W; _ -E?f§3lf1§‘S0.

CANADIANS DRIVING THE GSR-

' ~ MANS ON ' _

Miss Zilima Arsenault. 85 Elm Av-

ienue. City has received the following ‘letter from her brother Leo who ls attached to the original 26th ~be|ng overseas four yen-s of which three have been spent in l*‘l'&lw0-' I I -st-pt. sth, uns

Dear Sister:-Just 6 few Iinesi to

_let you know that I am not forgetting you. Although it is a long time since I wrote lust -we h-aveabeon so busy lately always moving from one place to another and fighting hard

ibut we ure pushing them -back and beating them all ways.

ll' suppose the papers are lull of what the 'Canadians om. They eer- talnly deserve all praise for- they have done splendid work. You should soc what we have pushed them across Qrldges, c1nals,'blg forests and trench- ’es i’rom 10 to 20 foot doop with dug- `0uts 50 ft. deep. What used to ‘bo towns are 11ow dust. You can't find three bricks left all there Is, is the name of the place. But now we are o11 good ground again. There are big towns and the crops are looking line

and all we are waiting for now is for the order to advance then we will have them in Germany before long.

I had an accident the other day l

drove a nail In my knee. It’s pretty sore yet. but its getting better now.

This is about all for now. Givo` my

best respects _to the rest oi’ the family Everybody ls well over here. `

l remain your ,

Ailectionate Brother

LEO

TENDERS

-Sealed separate Tenders for Car-

pentry, Palntlng. Plumbing and Heat- Ing required In the remodelling of "Beaconsfield" the residence ol’ the mterl-I. J. Cundall will ‘be received by tho undersigned up to NOON ol' londay the 7th of OCTOBER. Lowest or any Tender not necessar-

ily accepted. -

Plans and specification can be seen

at the office of tho undersigned.

_ C. B. CHAPPELL G. HUNTER

Architects

l Half!

-lies.

V5-al. '

`__-1. “".-1‘- H1. _

Department of the Naval Service

TENDER FOR DUNK RIVER FISH HATCHERY

_-___

Sealed tenders addressed tothe U11dersi|z11c and enilorsefl "Tenders for Dunk River Fish Hntclu-rv." will he recehed up lo noon ui Monday the .S I1day_o| October, 1918, for the purchase of tht' Llnnk R_1\'er Hatchery property. _Full particulars may he obtained on applica- tion io_ the Ilndrrsigned, or to the Inspector oi l<1sl\c|'1es. Cllarlottetowu, P. li. I.

C. J. l)l‘i5liARATS

Delvlity Minister of the Naval Service

Department oi the Nu ul S '

v ervice.

Ottawa, September 2Ist, 1918

Ilnautliorlaed publication of this advertise.

ask for Ml11ard’s and take no other,

l A '

a°..°."l.‘.;fl’..'1.°.xh.t’°‘“ .-

W0 Carry a complete llnc of

u PATENT MEDICINES

TOILET ARTICLES

Talcum Powder

Face tI’owder` \Sa'c_hut Powder l’eri'umcs ol ull kinds

` Tooth Powder

CONFECTIONERY

Moira Chocolates

l’cr1'l11s Chocolates

Ny'lo‘s Chocolates

_ OUR STAT

FILMS ,EASTMAN

Church books ot’ all kinds '

McCaIIa Patterns

I Paritlil-ti-n’s Drug S orc if

A _i i,l"o'rmerly Ellis i’harmhcy,§ /it .Store 1s Known by the

I Goods it Sells

kinds, toilet articles, smokers supplies and chocolates, etc.

\- i IN OUR DRUG DEPT.

We carry all kinds oi Stationery vlz.EnveIopes and paper in boxes _ ` Eiivclrvpes and paper In bulk SCHOOL SUPPLIES

CAMERAS EASTMAN AT A DISCOUNT _

Magazines of all kinds. Weekly and monthly

~ . f WALL PAPER A1' A DISCOUNT _ '

, Oramaphonss, Records etc.

-_ Chicks and money orders cashed at any time.

-- ` Come In and look us over.

Parkman’s` Drug Stor

-~ __ a I- 1

if?

patent lnntilcines, drugs of all

SMOKERS SUPPLIES

Cigars `

Cigarettes

Tobacco Cut

_ Tobacco Plug ~

Tobacco Figs

Pipes, Ponchos, etc.

SOAPS

ltogor and Gnllet

Reslnol Cuticura

Woodbury's

Nyals Armours , And all baby's soaps .3

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t-` _

¢_' ._ L'

4' - UW

- a .-4

1" _aft

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1*-

.2 2 '34

.-,al-"J ’_I" 33" if.. J W

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Beautiful things, are everyday things'

-0 ¢\

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now-_ » _ `

Look around you. See the large number of dainty sill: blouses in beautiful tints that are being worn. And the _ quantities of dainty underwear the stores are showing- -' sheerest.most beautiful things you have ever seen. it was not so a few years ago. What has caused the ditierenceiij

Certaihly and surely-one big factor has been Lux., Women - would not buy these things right along unless' th_e_re 'was a gentle, sure way of washing them-without dlscolonng. warp- ing or fading. _ ', _ i . There is-it's the Lux' way. Won't tum silica yellow-_won't_ hurt chiffons-won't shrink woollens. Lux wont hurt any-

thing that pure water itself may touch.

- LEVER BROTHERS LIMITED. - TORONTO. 5'

2 V 1. E." lg-

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p,,_1_.__.- Le- -_ '-5 _- _--“_ »-_-1r'=il

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sounls ,

ExH1BmoN

Train »

Arrangements

Inconnection with the Souris Exhibition to be

held on Wednesday, October ond., tickets will be issu- ed at one single one way ‘fare and one third from Charlottetown and all stations East, good to return or: same day and day following.

Passengers from Charlottetown and intermediate

stations will take the regular morning train, arriving at Souris at II 'oo o’cIock_

A freight train will leave Elmira at 8.oo a. m. and

carry passengers and stock, which will be returned by

regular-train in the evening. '

The Exhibition will be formally opened to the

public at II oo o'clock,, and judging :of Live Stock will

be commenced immediately afterward.

- Signed FRANK MULLALY, President

Signed, C, D. MCKINNON, Sec’y

ei-I* . -.n____r ...L_ "___" 1 __se......-*_-mi

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Canadian Government Railway!

Time Table In Effect Sept. 21st. 1918 I A

READ DOWN Atlantic Standard Time Rl1`.~\D UP

__ . .______ _ ,_ _ __ __ _ , _____,___1_._.___..________.._-,.___.4_._... _ . -----»--*"

P. M. 3.10 4-2.1

5,02 6.35

‘ I’. M. 12.30

3.‘bo

P. M. 4.3o 5.2o 5-53 6.25

P. M.

3-'S 4.oo 4-35

7»f‘.i ;

- s.1n. I 6-15

7-is

y '/-45 | 5-45

A. M. 6,311 8.00 8.47 9-35

I 1 Ar

Ar Ar

P. M.

Cliarlottetown Ar 7.15 llnnterkiver “ 6.10

limcralil jet Borden

Borden Hnieruld jet. Kensington Sumnlersidc

- “ 5.35

Dp 4.30

A 1' 8.45 - 8.05

7-05

hp 6.30

“RTW

A M. U-55 10.45 Io.o.|

/l` M.'

10.04 9-3'

_ 90°

P. M. 6-45 741 8-.14 9-Is 9-55

A. M. 11.30 l.£.‘l 2-ss 3-58 4-ss P.M.

.np

Summerside Port Ilill 0' Leary Alberion Tignish _

DP ._

A. M. 8.40 7-44

-' 6.55

;5_o9 5-35

/\.ht.

I0.3D r;.oo 3.00 6.30

P. in. 6.15

5,1 U 4,110 3-30

P. M.

_ 2.05 12.21 1 1.n| 9-42 8.40

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