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anything youf can give

them-except your photogra

Make an appointment today.

The Cook_’s Studi

_New -l)i~sP.'isav _.Z,-,gk

HE Sllillilll

is ii waliiiguiiifi

Prepare for Christmas

If you ¢an’t get back to the

» Onli.i.i/l, Oar., Nov. 28th. 1914.

“I-‘or ovc_r tw_o'yel\is, I was troubled

id with Conrfzpafson, Drawsirlesr, Lark aj

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home for. Christmas a new photo- App¢1i1..».zH.¢.1¢¢/ln. ous any i .nw graph wilicome nearest to taking your sign ullisli road “ i-'ruil~u_ii.~..s

your place-will bring cheer

t0 make you feel like walking on air."

nome keeping hearts. Make the This appealed to ms, so 1 assiasa io

appointment today at _

The Bayer Studio

MmtftfEF‘ritl. '

A. E. LYON, Studio

Good Photography Moderate Prices.

Personal attention to 'Am-

ateur Photography.

107 Queen St.

Phone 08-J.

:,i____,_.i -

_ lioware _You Going to Spend tlie Long

Winter Evenings?

_You_ are never lost for disersity ot Music-Vocal, Instrumental, Orchestra, Bands, or readings if you have a Gramaphone in your home it is an Excellent means of affording Ent- ertainment for the family or for Company. _

We have the latest im-

Dorted of Edison's famous Machines, Prices ranging from $40.00 to $150.00

We _.also carry a large

stock of o u r 200 records no matter whatyour taste in music we can suit you.

Ellis Pharmacy, Ltd.

__ -Montague.

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Professional Cards

MISS D RUDGE °

171 Great George 8l.,-- Phone 814. Manufacturer of all kinds of fine

hair goods, including, Toupees and Wigs. `

Hair dressing. Manleuring, Sham-

pooing, aingering.

2703-10-23Mwf1mo. _

Dr. _l. E. BLANCHARD

DENTIST _

Charlottetown, P. E. J. _

Phone 275-J

3031-11~13M1mo. '

M LEOD & BENTLEY

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w. E. ssnmy, K. c. » Bsrristers and Attorneys-st-i.aw-

_ Money fo Loan.

Office-Bank of N. 8. Chambers.

Charlottetown, P. E. 1. .. ._

lerrietere and Attorneys '

Iolleitorl for Roni Bank ot canada

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lu' °s\si.”iAn 1 _noxinuon ..lerrlstere, .. attorney!-I1-1-IW

loyal Bank 81418..; Charlottetown.

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J.' D. Stewart

Barrister, Solicitor and Notary Public Ofllce

` NEWSDN BLOCK

Charlottetown -

Bianchi Office Georll¢1°W11 Mn” Q Logs on Reel

try li box. In a very short tiinc, I

vice nseEN'r 'ro as

Gaiter

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$1.50 to $2.50

lley & Co, _ 135 Queen St. _

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The Magdalen islands S. S. Co. Ltd

TMS. 8.Amell.loarrylngH. H. mlill. passengers and freight leaves Picton every Monday and Thursday af- ter arrival of morning llvress from' Balmer. for the llsgdsien Islands cell- lll. going and eomfng at lonris.

_ CHAI. W. lVll. Agent, _Pleiotl

_l. H. ltsrreti. danger. Amherst

|-lsi-ser. .__|.___ _

Eastern Stcamshl Lines

~ P Ati.-1'+ls_‘.wAv sv warn. INTIRNAUONAL LINI.

Leave St John Mondays and Thurs days at 900 a. m., (Atlantic Times).

srl' Join.

mms e1-nuismn una.

YORK REDUCED FARE8 AND AND BTATEROOM PRICES

Franklin Wharf, Portland, 6 p. m Leave New York 5 p. m. .

P I AN LINI.

fork.

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neette and Bunker Hill.

_ Leave North lids Indie doeton week days and Sundays st

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m for Portland, lliastport, Lubee and

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service Tues., Thurs., and Bat. Leave

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.1 or what you eat lies like a lump of

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911' PAY'

body, the baby son toddling about

tror-ps for which t-hc 150 nhips of the ltussian Volunteer Fleet have been withdrawn from American waters,

At the same time the Russian port of Vladivostok has been closed to all, vess-als except those under the Rus- sian flag. l

These two facts deepen, rather than'

clear, the mysterious disappearance of the great fleet of'Itus~slnn freighters and passenger ships which have been regular callers here in the munitions ‘trade since the war began. American! c-liipping agents who have been dis- patching enrgoes regularly' to Rus- sian ports were at sea today follow- ing the receipts' of s cebiegram, say- ing that Vladdivostock would here- nfter be closed to other than Govern- mont cargoes. No reason was given for the embargo even at the ofllce of the Russian Volunteer Fleet at 44 Whitehall street, Manhattan, where the Russian Government and shipping agents have their headquarters. |

"No explanation was given to us..

We were simply told by cable not to license any but Government ships," it was said there.

For some time the' Russian Govern-

ment has required that every foreign ship entering its' poi-ts from America should have a license from. the Rus- sian Volunteer Fleet to do so-_ Now, an order stopping the granting of li- censes automatically prevents the dispatching of commercial cargoes to Russia.

Two reasons for closing the Asiatic

port were advanced by shipping men' today. The Government may bo trying to clear away the accumulation of freight at the port, or they may he using all _the available -bam-thing space there forloadlng transports. ln view of the reports that the fleet of Russian freighter:-i had been' with- drawn for use as transports, the lst- ter explanation seemed to be the more probable.

Why, if Vladivostok is being used

for loading troops the Czar and the Kursk should have been sent to Arch- angel, the 'latter after she was already half way to New York, 'they were un'- able to exp'lain._ It is knofsim that Archangel will soon be closed -by ice and, on that account, fe'w more ships' are being sent there for fear they will be frozen in' for the winter.

The Russ-lan Government ofllcers

at 44 Whitehall street would make no statement today in confirmation ofthe report that their ships were all en- gaged in transporting soldiers. On the other hand, no one about the oillce

"Wo do not know ourselves; and.

if wo did, we could not tell. It would be giving away military informa- tion," one man' remarked. "If we did tell that the ships were being used as transports, the news would be flashed to our enemies, and thousands of

tary move might be made to fail."

lil BIG MEMS llll Sllllll. llllll SlllMiI§H

' °‘PAPE'8 DIAPEPBLN" I8 QUICKEBT

SUREBT STOMACH RELIEF KNOWN-TRY lTl

Try lt! Pape's Diapepsin will dlgesl

anything you eat and overcome a sour gsssy or out-of-order stomach surely within five minutes. _ _ _

lead in your stomach, or if you have h n, -

Got from your pharmacist a fifty,

hing of undlgeeted food' mixed with -om, no stomach gas or liesrtburn_ fullnesd or heavy feeling in the stom- ach, senses, debilitating liesdschel. dlninesrnr lntestinsls glpfng. This will gd; and besides. ere willbe iro sour flood' iett over littbs stomach

3 poison your breath with neugeoue

Dfl. _l

_ Pspe'| Diapspsia is e certain ours _ for onto!-door. stomachs. because it takes aotd ot yosrroodfsnd digest ie _ just the surle"a`s_ ifiyoqr stomach warn' hers. ' \ _ ` ‘

ltcllsfia svs minutes nextel! som-

soh misery _ls waiting for -at any

the' oilleer to save his "home and M M03-row & Co in the bustling will

, , _ - -. be careless about their Christmas

begun to feerbsggm-_md,,,,w 1/-“I f;,,,_ :'_‘;‘:;’h11_:§ __ac?_‘:_1_f11°:__;o1;_*1a':1_`°dbxm;1;_‘; business they are doing.- Rev. F. mail. There is absolutely no time to Ilmveagoodappemmrelisheverythingil mm _ _Celay preached a grand sermon on lose. if any relative or fi-lend is to I eat and the Henan h ’ 5\l111`1_Hy 11101111118 £0 large audience. get a cheery message' or parcel in the

_ 1 ° 95 "0 S0119 B1" “U15” the (_7°1`l1°"“-1 can dem" His text was There' goes the Ships. trenches for Christmas Day.

entirely. recommend this pleasant i-1_1” “gd _‘:"1d‘;“°° a_f_“1“5t _h1’_“» mf; and was listened to with great atten Storekeepers who are advertising fruit inedicznetoall my i'rienils”_ B;:°“"_ 11% °hl‘“¥_ W itellac he f“‘_ tii\n.- Rev. Wm. McLeod preached on these pages give many suggestions

i DAN MCLEAN-_ 1’______“e Y;______1:“g__1_‘egc__“13-_ ___B“9hP_;’_;;B» c€‘_’__ li; tlic Pi-csbvterian Church at 7.00 for Bitte, and no matter how small it

nos. sbox,ofor s2.5o,irlsl size,-_~so. irouié-ti his wire. with his susiiioiou 1' B ‘ext 2ff_“_‘i_'g“°“"°'U' may be' ““’ ““"°" """' "9 "““'°d

Ai.iiidsiilsrsoi-seiilpostpsidbysrult- “Hd Bmneled 11°F 1° 1128111- He was No AovANcE i=aosAsi.s in appreciated it-tives Limited, Ottawa. 1 - found in a P’w°°n “cm” his WMV* PRICE OF SHOE LEATHER There are unsny generously dis- ‘,‘.-_. =, Ag-,

posed persons .who would send a psr- ,._`_~ _-. _ jriilcidr-

€**? §°:"_;“15,' “lltlh h“1’P1“°“ °V91' 111° CHICAGO. Nov. 18-Five hundred cel to someone in the trenches. if _l_.|;~, _ _

“ 9"' "5 “"“- members of the National Association they knew a sc-idler there. |l‘hat "i 1- §, _ gg..

his, or her gift wifll be more than

lliiSTillllili

For Infants and Children- _

tlIutl\er`s».iillow That Genuine. Castoria Always

’ = I `f`The Eastern Guardian S¢I1f1501\1¢l111\1ll » ‘li ° 0"* if

_ iwl mil vilis __ ,_____, __

to buy in this Province. _.;.°MR. R. R. HOWLBTT i G

_ ' 'dish agent for Annandale and vlcinll: _

T. oonoon iv-se ir ouur.iisu\ ___~ \

- ' ei |...-.-.:.:'i:‘..*.l.::.i“.i-.:..C..“i>‘.~ _ °f _

H! BB ll- ave alrsad forwar e t er ercel

“Frlill"a'“‘as” I DOMESTIC TSQGEDY mind |°°'d1n5.1’°¢a"°95 111 11383 10|' to relativesynow in the flghtinl; linen

. CURSJN ‘ENGLAND P10200. |l¢_Wl$ lfliidsd by MSBBTS M. Also there are gill] hundreds, pppgr-'

LC,.D0`: “ov 18_Th d uc 13111817911. B115' Fortune and E. Me- ently, who so for have neglected the

iragehy ét' _:unc-8_0 ___o____*; ;’:“;° ____ F81`18l10. 1\11111111<11110- Mr- J- M- warning of getting their Christmas Cunningham has crgalied n olllliralal Monow & co" has 8 large quantity ol ma” posted early' scnmny an __ new ha; Ut the 110101-095 1138911 Feld? 101' B111Dl>1118,- Whether Christmas is to be it day Blackefs character _ C_1_’n______ ham ____M1’- A- B- MYSF11. merchant of Glen- of pleasure or sadness largely depends charged mth “___” ____ hB_ wus side has returned from Sydney where upon thgge ag, Mme r-¢,m.-ymbgr-mg- whom h had accusgd gt iillmdem ' 116 WHS 100111118 111191' a car80 he 86111 those who are so far away bravely while he :___ _ an the Weuem from Y' theres it is reported that the ex- defending all that is hold dear in the

The accussed °__“e__ www _ _-he pects another large schooner to lostl_ British Empire. _

Land n Cm! C5 _t bl b 'lm B1101'£1¥-'- _M12 J- Mllfflly 01 C1Yl1B In spite of warnings and sugges-

° ° °'“‘ °‘ ° ‘ “ee” “K R1V01` 111 111111111' Gllgased assisting J _‘ tions", there are some persons who

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of Tanners in national convention should cause not the slightest trouble. .‘.-Mil;-1-_I `llnl.fsd-

“”"__“ :.i:;.;';°i.i-.i;‘°..i2§'z.‘;i:L“.::..';i z*.‘.i_i‘.:“i.:“f.:‘ :.i.i;:_“ ;';_i“i.‘:..“..i°i‘; ‘ll ‘ Wm

dofvgi|`__{5hf;D§_;1_1i___Nfé‘;__}_Z__~';(V1& 1-011- unless the nations at war make too “A Lonely Soldier" core of the com- ‘|1._‘_i`i'g_h'_l, llpa-ie.clRelnoiiyior(_oflsll'.\c C09 .111111 a V106 16381111 Willa bldnoligi »l)ib8walndell1lii.lild(il, ‘dll llilielnilillsxlpltlhsd S5552 1:1311;-ditlbg nlllfllncegr 'lgllemillllrdzlllngdilcln yi); llilllillix' lllI¢:>ri1»'in§|.)f`1||l.i?ii`\l’iei1»ns.Il-'ev¢e'ish- _ ' _pointed immediately for Poland. 'rms Slellllel' Czar, “lie manufacturers. Hinos sua sirius-_ now- delivered alright, and a grateful iioart __`_l‘._j`,`f‘.§i '_ neulindLos_.s orSi.sl'.e _

gnltnry will liold oillce until s » ever were declared to be scarce. will be your thanks for the kindness. l__llU1-' . roesimile Slgnalllmd '

_ _ King is formally elected. N. ~ ‘ -it ‘l r

i-_.sl

..»___._

.orpuoumwmmm

i Taka great care in the addressing “___ ¢,_,,#@ . _ _

of your letters- or parcels. Give- num- __ .li I ;§ 1' et co mm '

New 1-- L°"‘1'“‘ "°1’°"“ 1)" iii' 10' if -oh-”-111*-\i~°u 1 ll'l Bill' S

The Russian passenger shin emi ,- H 1* S ° 12% ____________,.

""“"‘\l/gnu.. which was due' to sail for New York °r E‘“g1““d" l_i1-`l_`_`l" _(_, ~ H __ um

3 If you mark on the envelope oi' -______".l~_};;i_; a A "“"‘ ' _ _ S

from Glasgow has been s\lmmont;_lg_ i i c0ve___ _.please do not deliver before __ __ D052; _JSCLNI

hack to Archangel. presumably LONDON, Nov 15- 'rho London [_

k i I - - Christmas Day. your desire will be Lilith., l| _

ta e part n the movement o Russian morning papers devote their leading gmmed_ Omcer and ma" carriers ,;!,'u_%_"_1__-_ __ _ ____

Bears' the Signature

of >

,l ln

editorials to Mn Runclmanly’ Bta"e`\ure human, and they like to take ' ~_ . .»

the seriousness of the situation, and ...s an °°"°“f '“ 111° "°°°`°=-iw °f 111° \>f°»°=- ‘""“’ '° "‘°""

ed measures- which some of them re- gret were not adopted earlier.

lf you want to know what to send

for (‘hristmn here are u few sug

ment on the food question ln' the' r

,House of C0mmons_ They recognize part in the little surprise.

‘ Ex-ct co” ofwrappen -; -vaun conlmssv, n¢w vans; ¢|yy,

The Dany Telegraph describes the gestions: Woglen socks, warm gloves; T _ - 5

Government scheme, “as a consider

able advance towards the vigorous' but see that _they_ are of tlie_i'iglit ........... .. o.. ....1 ..............~ ...i “‘_f,'i~..,‘*,f,"";‘ib”.“£’.5§.’.‘.‘.."1.“.." ‘_° }’.f.._°°,§‘;_ r CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS regrets the tardiness M its ad°p"°“’ llause the are too sniall Tobacco

"The fact is too plain to be obs‘cur-

ed," says the Telegraph, "thot the Government action, in general, has been very far from keeping abreast of the swiftly developing situation. Measures' urged upon the Ministers by responsible expert opinions have only been adopted after ‘long delays, if adopted at all. The country has long awaited such a lprogramme, which will be supported as every- thing directly and definitely aiming at the furtherance of the supreme purpose has been' supported."

The Graphic says: Mr. Runchiman’s speech does not

leave much room for that comfort- able optimism in which most of us like to indulge whenever we get good news from the front. Unless the general situation were serious the Government would hardly venture upon the drastic proposalls Mr. Ranci- man has outlinedr"

British Rescued

lI~Boat Survivors

LONDON. November 15--The Ad-

miralty has issued further reply to the German charge regarding the treatment of survivors of the German submarine U-41. including the report of the commander of the British ship which sank the submarine, and af- firms:

"It is directly. explicitly and com-

pletely untrue to allege that there ex- ists, or ever has existed, an Admiralty order that it is not necessary to res-' cue the survivors of the crew of ,Ger- man submarines.”

The command`er’s report denies that

his ship headed toward the boat c n- taining survivors, and says that the boat was not struck, but that when theshlp was twenty yards from them' the men dived overbonrd_ They climb- ed into the boat' later, and were pick- ed up ten minutes afterwards. There was no surgeon aboard the ship, but the wounded' prisoner was treated with as grlaat cars as possibie_ His wounds were washed and bandaged as best possible.

“The prisoners were not confined

closely," adds the commander, "but were comfortably bestowed in the

poop, with agple bedding. blankets etc. They peared to be perfectly satisfied with their accomodations. medical uid was given the wounded prisoner on arrival at port on the following morning, September 25, by a doctor who came aboard.

"The prisoners were given dry

clothing and everything needed from the sbip's stores immediately they came aboard and the pnymaster had my permission to supply them with an they asked' for, which he did. The prisoners were kept aboard two days, pending arrangements for their dis- posal, and the unwounded prisoner was kept in an empty store room un- der the poop_ He was evidently pleas- ed with his treatment; but the wound- ed officer, who was confined to bed, was always surly. probably owing to the seriousness of his wound.

"Both prisonsri when rescued, were

in a highly nervous and excited state; and were not in p, position to judse what was being done for them."

The British Admiralty, on Novem-

ber 6, issued a statement do11Y1118 N111 it had ever given orders that survi- voris of German submarines need not be rescued. This followed allega- tions by the Geihnsn Admiralty re- garding the sinking of the U-41, which it characterised as e second Baralong paso, and in which _g British patrol ship, flying the American colors, it _was alleged, after destroying the sub- marine. deliberately rss down a row boat containing the only_ two survi- -vors. This incident occurred on Sep- tember 24, 10l6_ According to the British Admiralty e British auxiliary, flying s neutral flag. epproscbed s German submarine on that dats en- gaged in sinking a British merchant- ms,n_ When within range the snxil iary hoisted s white naval ensign and

drlig MAIN

ru. __ -3: tit.

Estate

l 4.00 .

liwftl. . _

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_ frneso large fifty ceitfcssss ooiiteiintnou rescued the oi-cw or the mer- . enough "Pape’l Dtspepsfaf’ lo' kesplciumtmsn from their hosts. When

the entire family free from stomach this was done. the auxiliary also rea-_ disordere and indigeetion for many' cued two of the submarines crew, wlio_

fired on and sank the submarine, sud.

cigarettes, cigarette pape/rs, pipes- not necessarily expensive ones, they are easily lost, and two cheaper pipes go further than c-ne good one, besides there may be one of the boys without. Candies, but not the squasliy kind. Almonds, raisins. No perishable fruits. Plum pnddings, but not too large, though that need not worry anyone. A good home is easily found for a good plum pudding. Pocket game-3 are appreciated.

Take Cars in Packing.

Above all, see that the parcel

lt is disappointing to find what would

y il s in what was intended for him.

`STATE FUNERAL OF LATE

LllEUT.-GOVERNOR MGKEEN

--_ »

funeral of the late Lieut. Governor David McKean was held yesterday afternoon at three o’clock from the Government House to Fofrt Massey

of the procession were lined with troops and many citizens witnessed

proceeded along the streets. The funeral was attended by represent-

governments, Mayor Martin' and mem- bers of the city council, the army and navy and large numbers of citizens At For; Massey Church Rev. Dr. Ai- lan Pollock delivered the' eulogy.

Private services were held at

Maplewood in the morning where Rev. R. W. Ross ,and Rev. Dr. Fal- coner ofllciated The remains were the taken to the government house where they laid in state from. eleven

ed the remains

The body was sent to Sydney for

internment.

7 ___l 1

_PAINS Ill SIDE

AND BMIK

How Mrs. Kelly Suffered and How She was Cured.

Win.-“I was

Bvrlhswh. my

ulsr, and had pains

CVO

U01!

know have

0Y0l‘»

will give them Is trial.”--Irs. ANNA Kswr, 'no Chestnut street. Berlioz ton, Wie.

'1'hemsnyssnviaeingosst.imeais|eeon~

stsntly mhlsbed in the newspapers on too proofenodghtowomon who

Vegetable Oemptllld B the leieine °~_-or..

has proved

ful ills; it eonhlne

restore womd'e health

E iii 1,3 lil? sh-E*

vice. write the I. hsmle¢|dne0o.(esnllslt|el),

moms. it moss: is-your um. lm onmiua liao-_i-arming but

l.|\n,Ie|s..|¢heeodvlee. _

properly packed and in a stout box.

have been otherwise it most accept-` SRL able gift, a conglornorated mass ofa 8.55 pudding, tobacco, crushed chocolates, 9.30 and packing paper; it may increase ”“|>_M“”°‘-“_ the cost of postage a few cents but o ar sure the rec lent is getting

HALIFAX, N. S. Nov. 18-The state

Church. The' streets along the route

o’clock to one o’clock and an exceed- . ingly large number of citizens view- '

P.M. 3.45 5.00 5.45 6.22 7.00

8.10 9.08 9.57 20.38

‘ is _l1.15

Trnin

A.M. 11.50 1.15 2.00 2.49 3.30

TIME TABLE IN EFFECT OCTOBER 2nd, 1910.

A.M. 7.35 Dep. 8.30 9.02 9.27 9.50 Arr.

P_M_ l’.M.

Atlantic Standard

Charlottetown Hunter River Emerald Jet. Kensington Summersids

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Arr.

Dep.

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10.15 10.20

9.20 9.03

8.48 6.15 8.00

8.23 5.30 8.00 _ 4.50

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1.57 3.32 4.40 5.40 Arr.

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Dcp

8.45 7.48 7.03 6.19 _ 5.45

5.05 3.31 2.07 12.55 12.00

3.00 4.10 4.36 4.57 6.00

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6.50 Dcp? Charlottetown Arr. 0.45 8.40 mt. stewart also 9.17 Moreil ' 8.07 9.47 St. Peters 7.44 11.15 Arr. Souris Dcp. 6.40

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Snt 8.35 7.60 8_Q 7.00

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10.00 Cardigan 7.40 10.30 Montague 7.10 11.10 Arr. Georgetown Dcp. 6.40

3.50 2.39 2.10 1.30

A.M. 9.10 9.50 11.45

P.M. 3.10 Dep. Charlottetown Arr. 4.25 Vernon River 5.55 Arr. Murray Harbor Dcp.

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