Dame lira/riot; and Common Sense agree

It's astonishing how many ladies are wear- ing wool "undies," particularly when they can wear pure woollen vests-as soft as the finest llannel——made with low neck and no sleeves, that can be worn with the .t fashion of dresses. Thisdia partially the reason for the great

deinsn for

Vests and Bloomers made to match

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Other reasons are the fine unacelled ooltnesaantl high ualit thatcarialways TURFIBULUS under.

be relied on in clothing.

f: these beautiful. fine wool Vesta and loomere to match.

You can in pure wool "CEETEE" No. Z25 or wool mixture Turnbull's No. 4Z0.

Sold by the Bert Dealers

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zzWorms cause fretiulness and ‘rob ihe infant 0i sleep. thc steal nlourisher. Mother (lraves \\orm

Canadian Pacific Empresses en- . able you to reach ___— London and " Paris in a week from Quebec; with only four days on

‘Exterminator will clear the stom-

ach and intestines and restore

‘hcalthfulness.

L FOR SALE

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I Farm at Savage Harbor. consist-

Iin: of one hundred acres in high

‘cultivation, also good house and

‘out-buildings and orchard. pumps

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‘in barn and yard. For particulars

zipply.

FULTON L. DOUGLAS

1280-l0~24-wfm6i

NOTICE.

CHANGE OF TIME CharlottetowmPlctnu Service

S. S. "Magdalen" on and after from local steamship illonday, October 1st will only make Agents ‘in-weekly trips, leaving Charlotte

Q 3m“ Bum”, m“ pa“, Agenmtown Mon.l:.y, Wednesday and Fri. 4o Kn,“ street. s,‘ John’ N_ a ‘day, at 7 a. m., returning leave Pic-

.tou Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- _ 0 Canadian Pa

luays at 8.30 a. in. ‘l’ IPARI ‘HIE W

, the open sea.

Direct Service to Cherbiourg, $outhampton and Hamburg,

Full particulars of rates, sailing datu and other info. otion

l sauce STEWART a co. , Agent Phone 828

cific

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"other,"

The Middlewiitround‘

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AN INC [DEN T Chapter 14

It never ocurred to Mns. Talbot that Luther and Claire might not be happy together.

They had been married a year or a little more. Luther's last visii home had been some months be fore the marriage, in fact. b61011“ the engagement. He was a long time persuading Claire to marry him. and being a taciturn chap in most ways, he did not want to men- tion the girl he was in love with to his family.

As coon as they were engaged.

he wrote. And a month or so af- icr. when they were married, hi- irrote again and-sent the picture Iibat young Amy so admired. ‘ To the mother, marriage “as lhappiucss. She had bccu told ‘than. shc had accepted it. along ‘with a great many other ideas. She lhad never done any independent lhiniring about it, hiarriage ivas the aim and end of a woman's life. ()ne grew up, married, kept house. had children. and SIIW thcru grow up nnd begin the circle all over ‘again.

She herself had been very happy when Jordan fell in love with her. She had loved her home in spite of the poverty and hard work, nnd by the time she became acutely un happy and disillusioned, she had long since ceased to think about it —f.hat is. as to whether or not shr

sfli fail ilno ii ss w) ¢i ih first." The delicious fragrance of

Baker's- - Breakfast

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lts unquestioned purity, uniformity and palatabilit)? ma e‘ constant users of all who cry it; it is Ute cocoa of high

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Mills at Dorcliester, Marv. and Montreal, Canada -

‘was contented. < But Luther and Claire were scar |~s~ly beyond the bride and groom ‘daze-hour romantic it ivas. she ‘ihoughi to herself. and how nice ‘to have them about! ‘l "it's nice in see them with each she PPIIIIIFIII-‘(l to one of her "lcighbors "They're so happyx" This again was an unthinking “brace. a revmrk that popped out ‘of her head because it seemed the ~o I of thing to say. Marriage WIIS Ilrwppiness! It did not matter that ‘all about her were evidences of ex- lircme discontentment. great uu~ happiness, disillllsion. Silo 11.1.]

How t0 Stop Sour Stomach

Chronic With Many People-Stu. art's Dyspepsia Tablets Bring Quick Comfort-Sweeter: and Stop Acid, Sour Risings ‘and Suoh Dyspeptic Distress

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L Wlhen the fact is considered that ‘even careful people, those who iol- ‘low diet rules. get attacks of indi- Igestion. no argument is needed to ‘recommend the best means of‘ re- ‘iief. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are used ‘by (lawyers, doctors, teachers. by business men, high livers. soc- iogv women, industrial svoirkers. clerks. and the worst abused stom- achs in the world, those of a host of travellers.

For thirty" years people have learned that they may cat what they like or what is sci before them, and no matter w-hat the cou- iiition o ftlie stomach, ll‘ due to dyspepsia, these wonderful tablets slop gassiness and sour rislngs. they give the stomach the alkaline effect which overcomes acidity and thus they either avoid (iisitress af- ter eating or else they quickly rc-

IOKJTOF CHOICE RECIPES SENT FIE!

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')P9Il taught by rho novels she read J5 u girl that marriage was happi- icss, therefore Luther and Claire IIIISL be happy together.

One duy shi- brought out an old hook of photographs, thinking to IIIIUSE‘ Claire. it was the typical ‘Family Album" of the country louse. red plush cover padded in .110 centre so the book reecmbled a lat hard cushion rather than d. vol- ume. and over the front the word ‘A-LBURI" in a nicks-led scroll of fancy letters. '

“This is Luther when he was .lll’i‘("," she said, pointing to a small shiny photograph of a lad with areal. cycs uud a large mouth. standing siiffly" by the Bide oi‘ a

=lightly' raised hand. Claire looked at it and laughed. "What an ugly little brine you were," shc. remarked, turiiingthe pages in search 0f more oddities. She found them-every family motngrapli album ls a collection ii’ oddities, since the antique is al~| most always considered beautiful 1nd the old-fashioned merely odd. “Here you are, Loo. as a baby. I can tell because oi your big mouth" she said, finding another picture‘ of him. l

with lace collar and queer home made clothes, with carious face and nervously‘ tightdiand as the small lad faced the camera. Again a laugh, and n turning of pages for more things to make fun oi’.

Mrs. Talbot (rinsed the book, al- most. with ruric hiisté‘. “Tlhill II- were pictures of herself and Jor- dan. taken in their "iveddlng clothes"—-—she seated on ll stuffed chair. Jordon on Izuard above her. a hand on her shoulder. symbol of possession and protection. She had romantic feelings about that picture, she did not quite want Claire to see it.

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1922 Victory 1937 Victory .

;I'lank Commerce Bunk Royal Bank liiontreai Bank Nova Scotia

July 106%.

chair, to ivhich he clung with one 71%

for the month of October:

2, Zita .\I. Doiron.

She turned back to the first onagefluii 2. Yvonne m“?

STOCK QUOTATIONS

l-IAMFAX, Oct. IO-Gtock Quo tationa furnished by Johnson and Ward, members of the Montreal Stock Exchange. Bell Telephone .. 128 Brampton . Bt. Lawrence lour Ottawa Power .... .. (hiba Cane Sugar Bid. Pen American Petroleum American (ha. Brazilian Traction Howard Smith Pfd. Howard Smith Com, Spanish River Preferred Spanish River Com. .... .. . Steel Company of Canada . .. ‘British Empire Steel 1st Ptd. Penmans . . Abltfbi .. Shawinigan liairicntide Pu p . Canadian General Electric. Canadian Steamship Com. Canadian Steamship ‘Bid. Asbestos Com. .. Dominion Bridge . Mont-real Power Winnipeg Electric . National Breweries Atlantic Sugar jAtchison Am. Car nnd Foundry Am. Locomotive ....... .. Am. Smelling & Refining Anaconda Cool)?!‘ - Canadian Pacific Ra way New York Central Cuin (‘and Sugar Crucible Stccl international Paper Kelly Springfield .. Mex Petroleum .. international Mer. ~M'al'lne

Press Siccl Car Reading ..... _. Southern Pacific . Studobnkcr ilnion Pacific lItuh (Joppi-r

II. S. Siccl .

MONTREAL EXCHANGE

....... .. 101.65 . 105.15‘

. 107.20

i933 Victory

‘BANKS

231

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“Ihcai, Dec. 105%. A121,. Corn, Dcc. 72%. lifay 70%, July Oats, I111... May 44%.. ______¢..>_____ RUSTIC-O CONVENT Honor Roll _of IRusiIco Convent Grade .\'.-l, .\larie A. Doncctte; Grade IX.-—1, Louise Gallant; L‘,

Rose Buote; 3, Annie Fleming, Grade VlllL-l. Gertrude Drap-

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Tfl-IE critical stage of a

woman's life usually comes between the years of 45 and 55, and is often beset with annoying symptoms such as nervousness, irrita- bility, melancholia, heat flashes which produce head- ache and dizziness, and a sense of suffocation. Guard your health carefully, for if this period be passed over safely, many years of perfect health _ may be enjoyed.

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Lydia E. Pi nkham's Vegetable Com poun to helpwomcn through this crisis. It ex fluence, tones and strengthens the syste the long weeks and months covering thi from medicinal roots and herbs, and or narcotics. Its value is proven by Vancouver, B. (I-"Bcfore I took your wonderful mcdicino I was sick and ailing nil the iimc. I happcucd io be speaking to a friend nnd she said, ‘Why don't you try Pinkhamb 7' I am on my fourth bottle and can truthfully say I never felt better. I hail tried nil kinds of medicines but none seemed to do inc much good. I urgently plcad with those who are sick Io try it. l was always cranky and had headaches but now life is altogether different. What the Vcgclublo Compound has done for me it will do for othcrs."—Mrs. T. W. Purro, 557 Richard Sh, Vancouver, 13.0.

d is especially adapted crciscs a restorative in- m, and zissists nature in s period. ~ It is prepared contains no harmful drugs many such letters as thcse:

Brockvillc, (Intario-“I took Lydia E. Piikhanfs Vegetable Compound for \\'(‘.Ill\'lll‘:.~' and fcmnlc ilisordcra. I was so wcnk at limes that] could not. stand up. Ihzid bccn this \\'u_v for nearly thrcc years, and the diflcriuii. uictlicincs I lllill taken had not (ll‘l'll" inc any good. I found one of your litiic Iiooks ut my dour one day, and I thouglii I would givc your mcdicino ll trial. l am now on my fifi ll boiilc, and if has hclpcil inc. I uni fccling much Iii-i icr, Iiavc no wczik mulls niul can do all my work now. l :im rccoiilincuding your vPgPLlllllO Compound to till I know."- Iilna. (‘soar IfiJMI-TIH’, 176 Abbott Sh, Brockvillo, Ontario.

Letters like the above do [influence women to try

Lydia E. Pinkharrfs etable Compoun

LYDIA E-PINKHAM MEDICINE CO. LYNN, MASS.

Grade VL-l, May -G<'LIIllll9I‘; 2. Nellie Chaisson; 3, Sinionue lip Roux.

Grade V.—1. Nicophore Doucctte. Grade iIL-l, Yvonne Doiron; 2.‘ Bernice Pure; 3. Roy Doirnn. Grade llL-l, Corinne Douccito: Rose Doucctte; 3, Laurette Gal Grade 1-1, zuartlia (idiom: 2.1 Rodolphe iliiartin; 3, Cecile Gallant.‘

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Help Kidneys

We are instructed by the Ens-

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AIJIITIUN SALE’

[of Fox Ranch at Union‘ Road, Silver Black Foxes, Crop and Farming Imple-

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NEE iucimli SALE AT KEIISINGIIIN 0013i

. r . lcte change with stock. crop and implements as ioliiiaciiiillilricgs i Ilvllllnliell withoubfollowsw-l extra good carriage yr.- iii fiirm situated orie-haltlmzirc 5 years old, sired by Gold “Email... yKcnsigiou. This farm (flip. 1 mare 11 yours old. 8X1"! {TI,..'§.,.... 23 acres of choice land nllgoori driver with some speed, 1 re- clearcil. It has on it one of the fin-‘giatcred Jersey cow, 4 yrs. old.

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est houses in the entire COIIIIIIIIIII-‘IVILII heifer calf at foot, 2 wks,old ty has nine rooms and has only 1 (‘OW 9 Yt-‘BFB Olil JBPSBY grade. 3 bei-n built about fivc yours, is‘pigs, 30 lions ,puro bred WIIIIB pqnippfifl with all uioilcrn convon- “IYIIIIIIOILIIR, 1 driving sleigh. 1 box icncca including Hiram hciii. S0\V~‘Sll‘l|.'.ll, 1 family sleigh. 1 jnuntlng criigc, cloctriclighis and l&‘ll.‘])ll0'.1£‘.‘>'l¢‘Il§ll. 1 road wagon. 1 truck war:- ‘-r0,,t_p,.,,,,; ‘,H,,,.,,,,.,,‘_ =ou and all kinds harness used

111p“. 3,; 31H.) 1| lurgc and up-to-laroiinii ibu fiirm.1 cream separator date barn. licn-hounn and garage; aftlivnfrcivi. 600 lbs. capacity, 1 gas- largc and beautiful orchard. Furiujfllfllf‘ OHIZIIN‘ II/ii IL I‘-. fI- ll. C.)- renco‘! M“, ,.,.,|,,,- an,‘ M,“ 1,, Mimi power washing machine. 1 potato

cr words, this is reckoned by ihclnirufflirr. ll IIIIIIHIIIY 0f IIBY. Blfflwr ' public in general-to be ono of thc70ill5 and P0181088- hi-at homes iu tho province. This properly can bu purchased by prl-i Twmsflz months o" allllfovlld nun Fill!‘ up to ()('l. rmii. if imtjmitcfl with a 6 v- c. discount I'm‘ ill('li sold. ii will on iliut diitc bodlilfih- If ‘I9!’ I" 510711130 9319 "I" sold by public illillllflll together Link‘ (lily-

HUGH s. MORRISON, ' Auctioneer. IO-IH-thur-naf-mon-tu-wcil

AlIiITIiIN SALE IIF SILVER BLACK FIIXES

THE BANKRUPTCY ACT Bblit lat. ill i0 (TCLOCK A. M. i‘: the promise-e oi’ estate Greenwom Estate Victoria Farm Silver Foxca Limited, (Wodlock Rania" 5pm‘, FOX Cgmpany. Llmlfcd, in llniou lload, eight and one- B3nkrup[(;y_ pairs breeders and eleven Pill”- Wo nro instructed by The East- All high class stock. m‘ crn Trust Company, Authorized Further particulars can 11%;" Trustee, to dispose of byollvlgjlélc gained from Th0 Emmi“ LIICLIOD. on THURSDAL N 1- vmimlévE-NL CARTER a‘ 80m Auctionebill-

Iieve it. Be fortified. Get a fill-cent box of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tziililets at any drug store and arm yourself against indigestion.

AUCTION SALE F

O DOUBLE COTTAGE

We will sell for Mr.

Tnninor, Esq., Friday, November 2. ' cgnnmencing iifiaiidfdiffliuoihcr b: saying i°°1°¢k 110°", his d°"' l..l‘.i"’i.il‘.."il:i LIIIIEJFIIIJE.‘ .i%‘.“l.f.' tenement (fflttflge, room. lic was lying on n couch 0 situated on corners of

insfcail of out in the hammock. "She shouldn't bc an touchy, Iihlillrgdarrivin: gt rd 0 e Tuesday IROCIIfOTd and Grafton r a an t t 12.3 . . i , , ,l - Y 8 11 a? a p m arr ving at Tignish at 610 p In Streets. A good lnvest_

then. You were an ugly brute," Claire said pctilshly. and drcw her Passengers by mixed train No. 213 leaving Chairlott tow t 2.60. , ' D- in. and arriving at Summerside 6.05 will connect with ExprEIssaNo. 3 ment ‘ind WI" be ‘Sold cheap.

mouth info- u stilky expression. Then :ificr u moment G110 laughed. leaving Summerside at 6.45 p. m. and arrive at Tignlsh at 9.55 p. m. Passenger train No. 4 leaving Tignish at 1 & SON,

crow-zed thc room and kissed licr tiny) arrivi Auctioneers

by Drinking More Water

Take Salts to Flush Kidneys and Help Neutralize lrri tating Acids

in it, too, were pictures of her own mother-a hard working, shrill voiced woman. whose tongue War‘ the tcrror of her neighbors, who had more grecdy qualities than generous ones but who, bciug dead had passed iuto the Slllflfllflflil proper to all the (lepurlod. in It. ion, wcrc pictures of Jordan's own ecuile TYIOIIICI‘ and ll beloved grand- nunt, and oiher members of her i'amily'—~antl of Jane In sturchcd plmiforo and Amy with rcrl hair Qn siii-kcii down by aoap and water “to miikc ii bollavc."

Slic would not lct this frivolous

tern Trust Company, Receiver of Greenwood Foxes Limited. in soil by Public Auction on the premises at Union Road in Queens Co. on Thursday. November, 1st, 1923, commencing zit tho liour of 1i o'clock noon tlie Idux Ranch of llic above company, ‘comprising 12o

Kidneys and Iiiaiiilor irritations s?nglgglaédgtae?‘Qilélgnkofigd“$53? often rcauit fimn acidity any». house and bamm Also the S"

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CHANGE OF TIME-P. E. ISLAND DIVISION

Effective October 29th and until fur ~ Edward island" will make o Sunday) between Borden an

ther advised Steamer "Prince nly one passenger round trip daily (Except d Tornicntine.

o Ocean Limited. making

connections for Montreal and West crn Canada and the mil connec-

tions for Boston.

(‘Annotations from Mainland will be made by No. 44 train leaving rden at 4.05 p. m., arriving at Charlottetown at 6.20 p. m. and pas- sengers for west of Emerald Jct., will connect there with train No. 213, arriving at Summerside 6.05 p. rn. where passengers for west of Sum- mersids will connect with Express No. 3 leaving at 6.45 p. m., and arrive at Tignish at 9.55 p. in.

Passenger train No nectlng at Emsral

pass it on to tho bladder. when} it

consisting of hay, potatoes, etc.. may rciuiiiii io irritnio and

Farm, Stock and implements. flame. causing a burning. acuiiliur; For further Darth-mars app“, t, sensation. or netting up an irrita- Easier“ Trust Company’ Charhme tion at tho neck of the bladder. town,

obliging you to sock rnlicf flow or BENJ, QARTER 5 so“ three times during thi- night. Tlic Aucuoueers sufferer is in constant ilroall: flii- 6i-

watcr passes i-unuci.inies ivltli a ___ _..__:.—.:::.—:_f_z:——r

scalding sensation tliiil is vcry r .; 1.11 w. i‘ urn: li Iifllliiunfif n " p H L (u y A Valuable Business Stand For Siale At Rusticoville

Bladder weakness, most. folks

call it because they can't conirnl FOIIDIIGIILY |\ LATE JOSE

T. W. B ENTLEY Konsinfiioll

urination. While it in extremely annoying and snini-timcs vi-ry painful, this is nits-n oric of tho most simple ailments to uvcriwoiuc. Begin drinking lots of soil waicr. also gct about four ouncci-i of Jail Salts fifom your pharmacist illlil iaku a iabiespoonful in a glass of wiiier before breakfast. (‘ontinue this for two or ihrn days. This will help neutralize the atridu in tho system so they no longer are u source of irritation to the bladder and urinary organs, which then zicl normal again.

Jarl Salts is incxpcnaivn, and in uuidn from thr- iiciil of grain-ii and lcmon juice, combined with Iiihiu, nnd iii used by thousands oi’ fnlkri who nro subject to urinary ilisoril. orn ciiusod by iiciil irritation. Jud Salts causes no bad effects whui- HVOI‘.

lfero you have a pleasant, on”. vescent litha-yvntcr drink which "157 quickly 1'9"“? your bladder irritation. By all means have your Physician examine your kidneys at least twice a yeru.

husband.

"I'm not In iovr- with the lliroe your old boy, but with thc grown up mun," shc said.

Luther was satisfied with that. So was the older woman who had heard this from the hall way.

i n in" Tui-z ‘II IJALLAIVI‘

This stuiiii iroiisists slur-r 7n ri. x 2r. fl. lfFfllllltl i-ciliir.

‘If iurgi “ “lulli under- .2 0 - . . -.. Iioiiac II.’- ft. x ‘Ifisfl.li|;.i,§"}1,,.‘:‘::,:. I'll-i‘ "M". izraln nnd fi-cds - kinda. rAliiuaiitiilivr lurgu . Iiousc 7.i ft. x {i0 ft imieii for aioriiii. ?_ . A Iurgv- wliiirf wiii-ri- yrhiifl“ fl! "in lit‘. Iruidcd iinii uiiloiirliiii Phil-i stand will lir- solil by yum“. Auction uii \\c<In.-,~.,1.,y ||,,. 7", d,“ i-i‘ l\(I\‘L‘IIll)('I" |it‘.\'l. iit I13 o'clock lionn.

Iiitcniliiig piiri-liiisi-rs wiiiiiini: 1i If" a Kenn-rial hualncuu In u gum! farming centre would ii.» w._-|| l. l‘illl tiiiil llixqicri. this ntuiid lugfuri DllrPliiiNiIiLE ciiu-ivlicrc.

Should tho IIIIOVI‘ duto prove iin~ favourable this snip will tultc plucr thu first ilno duyn following.

Also iit_ Rustic!» iii-XL in Si. Aiiiz» Imtinc fliurch nnd (‘nywmn M, farm containing no IICTPR uf i-hiihfi laud. 42 ncrc-a under cultivation, ih‘. blllllhtt! cuvrvrcd with hiird and soft wood. lumbar, llltl ltlrltc nnd well flninhv building. hen house, Also n larg -amount of your.

This proper Iio auction n

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lT-ilIiB wil‘ leave Charlottetown fo on about same schedule as at present runday),

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.THE AGRICULTURAL ANI) TECHN SCHOOL

. PROVISIONAL TIME TABLE

Day Classes

First and Second Year Agriculture .. ._ 91.00-12.00 and 1.30-3.30 Daily Motor Mechanics 9.00-12.00 and 1.30-3.30 Dally Home Economics 9.00—12.00 and 1.30-4.30 Daily

Night Classes

Motor Mechanics, Wireless, Arithmoti 7.00-9.00. .

Woodworking, Show Card Wi-ltln Wednesday 7.00-9.00. Miiilnery. Monday ....... .. . Drsssmhklng, Tuesday ........ .. Foods and Cooking. Wednssd Home Nursing, Friday Day oissoss open November 5th. Night ola open November 12th. Write for particulars and sand your application to the Principal. classes open to students from the olty and country.

DAV AND NIGHT CLASSES

There is no change in the Murray Harbor Service.

Particulars of other local services will be glve.l.i...by.all C. N. R. Sta. lion and Ticket Agents, who will also furnish timetables, folders, etc.. on application.

iuciioii SALE or

Household Furniture and Furnish- . lugs Etc.

AT 303 FITZROY STREET, CHARLOTTETOWN, FRIDAV 2ND NOVEMBER, COMMENCING 1.30 P. M.

DISTRICT PASSENGER AGENTS OFFICE

EASTERN STEAMSHIP LINES, INC. LINE

INTERNATIONAL —— season WITH THE

BIIVIGE DISCONTINUED FOR THE SAILING FROM 8T. JOHN ON WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 81st 8. 8. GOVlIlRN hn every Wednesday

OR DINGLEY will leave Si. Jo at 8 a. m. and every Saturday at 0 p. m. (Atlantic Time) for ton. m ednssgay trips are vi t 11 Q, . .

a Eastport and Lubec. due Boston l. . a {rise a$£ to Baton ddrlogidgsdfl n ‘m,- l-ll Elihu.