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, PAGE SIX ,,..,,.. ` me cnnnnorrsroylm cuaiznrau _ . SEPTEMBER 20.1915 _ '

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'The First Cate To The “Fair Grounds” oi

Pleasure For Exhibition Visitors Opens At

THE

PEOPLE’S

THEATRE

MARKET BUILDING Special Exhibits oi Far Famed Plays Secured Especially lor this Week

A- Startling Detective Story through which runs a strong undercurrent of intense mys- tery that will hold you spell- bound throughout it’s entirt depiction

“At The Bottom

of Things” How the Police Force of New York round up a Band of House Thieves.

DON'T LET ONE SINGLE THING

STOP YOU FROM ENJOYING THIS SELECT TREAT FROM THE PIC- TURE REALM.

IEver Ride The Goat 'I

Ever Laugh at the other | fellow riding the Goat ?_ Here’s one chance to sit back and just let _the Roars of Real Genuine Laughter Roll out.

'T"ie Celebrated Broadway Star t.-'nous the world o’er in the inost hilarious and success- ful comedy - OF A

` CENTURY.

. JOHN BARRYMORE

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AreYouAMason? ?????l???'.7??~

Its a shrieklngly funny farce

produced by the Famous Players In 6 BIG ACTS 6 and every Scene in every act commands you to laugh good, loud and long. Con- tract the giggle habit and get in line.

MATINEES EVERY DAY-3 p. m.

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CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS

P. E. Island Railway

° ° Exhibition

Provincial

Charlottetown September, Zlst, to 24th, inst. 1915

Excur.-*ion Return Tickets at one way First Class fare

will be issued from all stations to Charlottetown by all reg- ular trains on September 20th, 21st, 22nd and 23rd. good to return up to and on September 25th, 1915.

SPECIAL CHEAP FARES.

Tickets at Special Reduced Rates will be issued from

all stations to Charlottetown on September 21st, 22nd, and 23rd, good to return up to and on September 24th, and on September 24th, good to return up to and on September 25th, 1915, good going and returning by either special or

regular trains.

Special Train Arrangements and Fares.

Station. Leave.

5.0() 6.12 8.22 8.40 9.05 9.35 10.30

Tignish

O'Leary _

Summerside Kensington

Emerald

Hunter River Charlottetown Arrive

Fare. $ 1.40 1.25 1.00 .80

A. M.

.70 .45

Elmira Souris

St. Peters

Mt. Stewart

Bedford _ Charlottetown Arrive

WWWNQA $&£§3@

1.00 1.00 .80

?’?’ 3.5

.50 .45

Vernon “-7 Lake Verde Mt. Albion

9.50

Charlottetown Arrive 10.25

Proportionate fares from

Q23 9.37

P .45

.45 .ao

all other stations. _

Incoming A. M. and outgoing P. M. trains will stop at

Exhibition Grounds to leave off and take on pas-"

sengers

Returning from Charlottetown Trains on 21st, 22nd.

and 23rd. will leave as follows

: For Murray Harbor at 6.00

P. M. For Souris and Elmira 5.45 P. M. and 6.15 P. M. For Cape Traverse, Summerside and Tignish at 4.00 P. M. and 6.00 P. M., and for Georgetown at 6.25 P. M.

See Posters at Stations for full information.

C. A. Hayes, _ General Trafhc Manager, Moncton.

H. H. Melanson,

General Passenger Agent

Moncton.

W. T. Huggan,

» IT PAYS to buy in this Province.

CHARLOTTETOWN -HOSPITAL

Tag Day, Wednesduy and Thursduy. Exhibition Week. 3052-111!!

REMEMBER the lunch in the Ex-

hibition buildings. Lemonade ' and candy for sale. » 5058

MEETING TO-NIGHT.-The Knights

.ot Columbus will meet to-night at 8 o’clock. Election of otlicers. 3062

SALE.-This is the day .oi the 88.19

of Mr l~‘letcher’s residence at Brighton. 12 o‘clock. 3054

THE CHURCHES will please send

their' donations for l’. E. l. hospitul lunch to St. l’aul’s College Hull Mon- day evening. 3053

CANADA CEMENT. - Another

1`i~csh curluud of (‘anuda ("einont (ln bugs)- just i'cr-civod by S. W. t'rab\l0. This nnikcs 10 carlonds handled hy this concern during the summer. 3047.

PATRIOTIC DANCE.-'1`hcchupo-

_roucs for \\-’crl|icsilny's patriotic dance in the Arniourics will be Mrs (Dr) .is-nkins. .\lrs Murdoch McKinnon und lllrs tllrl Pethlck.

THE LUNCH I-:ivcn in aid ot the

l’. E. i. hospital will commence on 'i`ucsduy morning at the lixhibilion buildings. 3053

DISPALY OF HAIR GOODS at Mrs

White‘s room, No. 10, Queen Hotel. Everyone should have their hair nitcnrlcil to while in to the Exhibition. i'onibings nindo into switches, puiis, otc, 3053

WEDNESDAY’S DANCE.--The big

dniicc to take pluco in tho Armouries on Wednesday evening promises to he a grund success. Over 250 invitations have been lssiicd, and the proceeds are in aid of the Regimental Funds oi' the l‘.E. island Brigade.

NEW TOOL HOUSE.- Messrs

Ilrin-o Stewart. :irc having u new tool llrniso croctcd alongside their \vork- .shop on the whurf. l|ici‘eascil :tc- commodation is now i'c<|uired. itc- puinting is also being done.

FOR SHOPPER$.- Paton & (‘.o's

ln|_\'or.s wcro ninst successful in their sclcctioli of blankets und comforts this your und have nn oxcoptionully widc rungo fox' lilxhibilion visitors who will want their wiutcr supplies whilo in the city this week. 3048.

SOLDIERS CHURCH PARADE.-

Thc mon und officers of Heavy Battery .\`o. 2. camped at Brighton, attended. licurluil by thc -ith Regiment Band, ilivinc si-rvicc in Gruce Methodist <`hur<'h _vi-stcrduy morning nt 11 o‘r~lo<~k. .»\ very impressive sermon was dr-livcrcrl by the pastor, Rev. l<‘. ll. Liltlcjolins, from the words of St l’nul: “\Vulch yo. Stand fast in the faith, quit yc like inch. be strong.” 'l`ho sermon throughout was an carn- cst und inspiring incentive to a true, noble and manly tihristian life. The pusior gave u hcurty welcome to the lleuvy lluttcry in attendance and ox- prossr-,1 thc hope ot’ their presence ngnin in the near future. Lieut. ltitchic sung to the delight of all prcscnt, “The Lost (`h0r'd." The c-liurch wus lillcd to its capacity. 'l‘ho singing by tho choir and congregation, who hcurlily joined, was excellent.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS.-The

i‘l\i|ulln-n (`lu.~:s of thi- lluplist. Sunday Sf-hool held thi-ir annual ciociiou of oilii‘ci‘s. The i'ollo\\'ing ivorc clcctcd: l’|'¢-:;id1~nl, bliss liildu llurpcr; Vico- l’|_'|-.siili-nl, Mrs Win. Acorn, jun.; Soc- rr-t:t|‘_\', l-`lorcu<‘c Mclioiiulrl; Assistant Sr-1-ri-lui'_\', Annie Acorn; 'l‘rc:isui‘er, ldrinu Guy; ltr*-porter. llcssin Dul|'oy; 'l`¢-nclit-r, Mrs .l. A. lflzirk; Assistant 'l`<~ur'l1ci'. Mrs llcinlcrsou; Look-out Vonnniitcc. Miss Scliurmun, Miss Nicholson; Miss Vickorson, Miss (‘ur- ric; Social (’onnnitlcr=, liiss llcndcr- son, Miss Yoo, Miss l~‘ush, Miss liarris, bliss E. Norton und Miss: ll. Norton; Missionary (‘.o|n|nillec, Miss Jenkins, Miss Orr, Illiss llugnnll and Miss llruco.

BOY SCOUT HONOR .-One of thc

fine-sl, trails ot' cliarncter which tho idcnl lcndcrs of this niovoincnl; strive to inciilczilc is that of uniuiling kind- ness und courtesy to all, no matter wlicilicr rich or poor, old or young, gcntlc or simple, und especially to thc suffering und weak. Of all the nohlo instincts this is one of tho hard- est to iinplnut in the cliurnctor oi’ a thoughtless boy who has known no restraints and no suffering. But that it can be donc has boon proved time :ind ngnin by scoiitninstcrn in all civilized lands. A boy‘s honor is cn- slirincd in the scout low as tho noblest thing ho can possess. ln ollicr lands whore tho niovcinont is oi' older growth than hero many :ind tlirilling are the inlcs ol' tho di-volion oi’ those boys to :in ideal which lhcy can grasp, and which in many crises they have died for. For yours tho newspapers have told of gallant dceds ot' boys who have i~uici'il`iccrl their lives in saving other livcs from firc and flood and ilisuster of nuiny kinds. A inovcnicnt which produces ri brecd of boys like this is, nrc that the world needs. The pcoplo of ('hnrlottotown will have nn opport- unity of r~1i.udying thc work ond pos- sibilities of this worthy propaganda at the Exhibition next week, and judge for themselves us to its claims for support and encouragement.

OFFICIAL FRUIT BULLETIN

Fruit Branch-Dept. Of Agricul- ture.

This ls nn unusual your for

fruit. Moro cunning and preserv- ing than usual should he done. Peaches and plums are of such n splendid quality that they

should be used liberally. More

fruit and less nieat,better health. less expense and fewer doctor's hills. Elberta. and Crawford peach- es are perfect now. Smock Peach- os and Longliurst will be along in n week. Some Gage Plums are. still obtainable. Ask your grocer for lute Blue Plums and Prunes. Those who have all they require for family use, should perserve for the soldlers..»’l`hs nearest Canad- ian Club or Red Cross Branch will look alter delivery to the boys in the trenches.

(3 District Passenger Agent, 4Ch’town. ___________ig___r `.».\ _ \,. .wx ¢ _ » . »>“~

VISITORS will receive every atten-

tion at the lunch upstairs in the Exhibition buildings. » 3058

HANDICRAFT GOODS for inBDeF-

tion for ten days at Mrs While! room at Queen Hotel. 3053

FALL MILLINERY.- Visitors to

the Exhibition and the public general- ly will tlnd that the range of tailored outing huts now 'being otiered by Paton & Co., express the latest thing ln styles are worn in all the large Am- erican and Canadian cities and are invited to call and inspect them any day this week. 3043-

BOY SCOUTS PARADE. -On Sat-

urday the Y. M. C. A. Boy SC0lllS. under Scoutmastsr Cross, inet at the rooms and marched to the Exhibition grounds, where they had it prelimin- nry drill and practice for the work of this week. There was a full turn out and the boys went;through their evo- lutions, including'vn1'ious gyII1l1i15ili0 fonts, with great energy and enthusi- asm. A suitable piece of ground hus been selected and ever'ything looks well for the success of this unidllli feature oi the Exhibition.

PATRIOTIC BOOTH.-A handsoine

booth rcprcsontutlvc ol thc lnipcrlal Order Daughters ot’ the l-hnpire has

w rispgpe o - _ _ ll -- aid ot' the woiuided and sick soldiers.

l)nugliters" have been under heavy cxpt-.ns<-s to oblnin these ilorul tributes and ure looking for ii cordial und gcu- crous response to forward to the l‘.l~].l. Wurd ot' llie Canadian llospitul in l»‘rancc.

ORANGE PARADE SERMON.-

Ilumilton L.O.L., (Zlydc llivcr. on Sun- day, September 12th, asscnibled at their lodge room and paraded in u body to tho Prcsby|.orinn Church, whcro a sermon to tlrnngcnieii and

otcs s 1-. 0 oic

of that place, the Rev. Mr (lates. The lnrgc church was crowded to over- flowing, many having to occupy the aislcs. The (llyde Rivcr llnptist pur- ish have reason to be proud of huviug as their pastor a minister ol' the ability and thc knowledge of questions of the day as hus tho ltcv. llir Gutcs. King William I..0.L. and Derry l..().I.. were well represented, while l'rom Chur- lotteiown there were Messrs G. D. Wright, .lohn H. McKenzie, J. J. Storey and Jas. McPhee. Mr G. I). Wright acted as mnrshal of tho par- ado.-(‘.o1n.

::Tho grand bazaar to be hold in

the City Market will open with teu. ’l`uosday, Sept. 21st. Hot dinner and J ton. served Wednesday and Thursday. ` _ 3018-9-17rntf.

THE MARCH OF THE RIATHIESON

MEN. .V

What moans that sad wailing that

comes frae the West?

Know ye not, 'tis the dirgc ot (fhiet

Little Ben?

The people hae spoken, his forces || arc broken I And flocing for life imc tho Ma-

thicsou mon!

CHORUS.

Then hip! hip! hurrnh! for tho Ma-

thloson mon

And lvl. thc cheer ring over hilltop

and glen

Awa‘ with the knockcrs and Cliicl’ Lit-

tlo Bc-u

And lnirruh for tho ninrcli 0’ tho

Mnthicsou men!

Now list the glad welkin that comes

fruo the West

Gathering strength ns it swoops

over hilltop und glen

‘Tis tho loud ringing cheer that we

all love to hear

And victorious march 0' tho Ma-

thloson men.

Look! Sec how they como and ns

brlthcrs advance-

Tho sons of old England and fair

Sunny France,

Tho Scotch and the Irish it’ led as

you ken

ily tho brow gallant Chief oi' tho

Muthiesou men.

Our braw gnllnut Chieftain he knows

not defeat, _

ills motto is "Onward" but never

rctrcnt

And his country's enshrined him on

hor llouor Roll,

For her wr-lfnre and wenl is his aim

and his gonl.

All llraisc in tho lcnl men who fell

In the ll:;ln. .. .

For (‘ounlr_v. for Justice, for Trulli

and for Right

Anil l”f‘..ioico for the people will cherish

ilu-lr nuino

And tho crown o' tho victors hcdcok

thcni again.

Now loudly lhn pcoplo those braw

mon ncclnlm

Whose banners are free frne n blot.

or a slnin

Then own’ with the knockers and

Clilef Little Ben

We'll gle honors to none but tho

Muthlr-son men.

The Mnthleson men are n' guld men

and true

They mean what they say. what

they promise they‘ll do

Then 10115 may they rule under Kind _ Hesven's smile

fair lslo.

SANDY McPHERSON.

New Argyle, Sept. 16, 1915.

u. s. Accsrr `

Hun sxP|.ANA'r|oN.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Sept. 17.-

The German government's explana- tion that the Allan liner Hesperian was not sunk by a German submarine but struck o. floating mine, was _rs- celved at the state depa ent late yesterday. indications nam that this, unless some now evidence turns up

ln tho meantime, will he accepted bi Secretary Lansing and the inciden considered closed. ."1 »-i .~".‘>-=.

And peace and prosperity bless our;

hs unit un

-llnlll lla' Used. “Fruit-‘a-lives"

_ Th Goal Kidney Remedy

Q-iilntssnsviims, Om., Aug. 26th, 1013. ‘ Minor nm years »s°. I f°\m<1 mv

.go p.

"-lioultli in it very had state. lily Kidney:

_fvvcrc not doing their"work nnd I was all _run down in condition. Having seen »‘l"i-uit-it-tives’ advertised, I decided to try thein. Their action wus n1ild,'and the result all that could be expected. ' l\l y Kidncys resumed their normal .action nfter I had taken upwards ofa

.dozen boxes and I regain:dmyold~li'mz

`=/i/alily.' Today, I run as well as ever."

B. A. KELLY.

50c. it box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25c.

At dealers or sent on receipt Of price by Fruit-u-tives Limited, Ottawa.

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The c-~--<11 <1-_--can _ run- msnsi n more EDWARD 1| "rr

Doors Open 6.45

Doors 0|ieii Z 30

1 I @l 2 I

‘THE CLASH of ARMS’ Eleventh Episode of

“The Broken Coin"

-TWO REELS-

ln which Kitty, Frederick and Roleau join forces_and hold_ a mountain pass against a Regi- ment, this Episode is_ cram- jammed with thrills.

The Animated Weekly

Topical News from all over the World.

ronsss FAW Dooom

Canada’s Foremost Baritone

i<LAw and Enifivcisir Pnsssur

The International Comedy Success

“s|_=.vrN oArs_»

pling, snappyco edy i “T”{3.l.'.‘€§.t§.5» “E

Wednesday -Thursday

BILLlEil§lT£L`HlE _

LIFE AND 'MOVING ' -PICTURES -

_Two Reels of Howling Hearty

Hysterical Laughter

i ,

--_ . ‘ » _ H -_ ‘ s

aid ruin ivceiny Shir. Moiilreul. we

havo in mind using it ns u presenta- tion plulo. lf that is so thcrc is a great trout in store for readers of 'l‘h_e ivumily I-lcruld and Wrtzkly Star this autumn. ln past years The Family lleruld of Montreal has been noted. not only for the wonderful excellence ol that journal, but for many beautiful pictures it luis presented to its rend- ers. The Faniily l-lcrald has n name for succeeding in anything it under- takes, and wc feel sure it' it is humanly possible to secure “On thc l“icld of lloiioui"' that the publishers will suc

l‘r .tants in general wu' vryf _ . ' ,_ ` ' .- ' " amy m.eHched by the Hamm minister ce-cal in getting it. _ On the Field of

Honour" is nttmctuig widespread attention in Europe.

3056

N0 DOUBT OF BEAR'S

STAND IN GALICIA.

BERLIN, September 13. via. Lon-

don.-- Leonard Adelt, the war corros- pondent of the Tugehlntt with thc Austrian lieadqunrters, in it despatch reports that the' Russian resistance on the Sereth River has assumed a most serious aspect and indicates that the new commander has been ordered to hold the rcmnining Russ- ian positions in Galicia.

The ltusinus, the correspondent

says, are restoring to counter-attacks which arc giving Gcncral Count von llothmcr's army much hard work on both flanks on the upper and lower waters oi' the Sereth River. Yet these thinks, he says, lie in the brokcn, semi-mountainous country whore dc- fcnse from further nttonipts to cn- danger the roar of the army is rein.- tivcly easy.

"Moreover," the correspondent, adds

“thc Russians have been able to givc particularly energetic push to the operations botwccn Trauopol and Czoplow by the arrival ot` stendy ‘ strouni.s of rcinforccincnts i`or some days. 'l`ho Gcrlnans who had reached the village of Ostrow, on the Sereth. south oi' Tnrnopol, were attached on threc successive days hy thc steadily ilicri-:isiiig llussiun ruini`orr:cn\cnls. On thc ninth they drove tho ltiissinus buck ucross thu Scrotli at ()sI.ro\v, while thc (lcruiuns und Austrians hc- tore Turnopol lind to rcsist violent nt- l:u'ks.

“Tho liiissiulis i'cuowcd their nl-

`tu<tk on thc tenth. ’l`l|cy rcnclicil tho (lcrinun positions, whcrc losing nmny lnindrcds in killcd. Ncvcrlliolnss, tho ,liussinns rcsilnu-rl their ul.i.ur-.k on thc llth and muclicil tho (icrnuin cutan- gloniclits, which ihcy cut with spnilvs und slicnrs, und lcnpcd into thc trenc- ’ hrs whcrc n linlul-lo-lluud iight cn- sucd. At. this juncturo thc (li-i'ninn 1-onimondr-r sont ilnnking i`of‘r:r-.ii to both wings, which opcncd tho tcrriiic crossilro."

U. S. MADE OFFER TO

RESCUE ARMENIANS

(‘.lil(`.AG(), Sept. iii.-The Cliicitgo

lhiily News prints this dcspntcli from Sollu, lilo cnpilal ol’ ilulgnrla:

"Iionry lilorgoiilliuu. Alnoriruii

nniliassarlor to Turkey, recently inudu flu offer to thc Turkish Government to rnlsc $1,000,000 to transport to Amcricn thc Armenlnns \vii0 have thus fur escaped tho gouornl niassn- crcs. lilnvcr nshn. tho minister of wur. and Tnlnnt Boy. minister of tho |uir~rior. :ici-cpl.crl Ihr* olTcr, und on Scptcnilu-i~ Sl the nnlbussudor asked thc (luv:-rnmcnt nt \Vnshington to np- poini n coinnilttoc ol' live Americans whom hc |‘ci'oniincndcd, to luke charge of thc grunt undortnking. Mr. Morgen- lhnn declined. howcvcr. to givn mc their nunics when I suw lilm recently in (‘onslunlinoplc. "`Si""I‘- MM." says thc ambassador,

:£50,000 Armonluus huvc bccn slnught- 'l1'I‘i'1l or huve dicd of sturvnlion. Fhcrc nrc 550.000 Armenians who could now bc sont io America. and we mod help to snvc them. One million dollnrs is too little for thcpurpose 'of trims. iwrlills lhcni. as it takes $100 _ro “:lUiD. feed und transport one man. ICFIIHDH $5,000,000 will be necessary. l should like to see ench of the west. crn states raise s fund to equip rr 51,19 und bring the number ot settlers it wants. The Armenians are a moral hardworking race. and would mnké good citizens to settle the less-thickly populated parts of the western states “Turks admit that the . Armenian

prosecution is the first stop in ,, plnii to get rid of Christians, and that Greeks will come next. Jews are 11:5? murlred for slaughter or expnl. -als hh merlcan missionaries must '_ o e driven out. for Turkey hence. orth is to he for Turks alone. Thr, Slick-ul-islam, on being quesuoned and um ine aeporutnon or me Ari monlnns was contrary to Moslem law hut that he-was powerless in me mcg of military despotism.

“l<‘orel ners in Consta

tho Gernihns, ln part at liilariipiibsliighq suns for me prosecution or uré Amir-n. IMS. for thevmne doing south.; 'or prevent the distribution of lnilammn; wry literature among the nav o

nuns." . i

3.45 12.00 7.1l5 Dep. 5,00 1_2!! 8.30 5.45 2.10 0.02

. 6.22 2.55 9.27

7.00” 8.30 9.50 Arr.

Emerald Kensln

Chariot Lutown Hunter River

Summerside

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not-n inn-ri up ni uni 1<:xini.nion isinitiri- " ON THE FIELD- OF HONOR P _ CarE‘r2lan Govéminciit Réiiiiwlriys _I

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. - - ‘ tlful TABLE iN Ei-‘I-‘E<"r .umm 1-nn 1915

T1 » _ tl er are mndi by the crip- m_.\king n_ strong bid for that beau” TIME . _ , pldiisiii Ijoliiilosn nnd sold( to beneiit the l1ll»'l\U‘0» ill" °I I’“u“,’,B’ e".tm°d, of; Trains Outward Atlantic Eltnndnrd 'lime Trains Inward, hospitals and convalescent homes in NIB Filflil Of ll0"0Ul`~ _Il “I “S“‘_If"i‘1 Read Down, Read, UL which ller Mnjcsly is interested. “The U\0 Dubllslllirs "I the Mlmuy Hua( P.M. Noon A M .'\.M- . A.M.

P.M. P.M.

Arr. 11.40 10.50 10,20

10.36 9.52 9.03 9.59 9.21. 5.45 8.10 9.27 8.55 5.02

Dep. 9.00 8.30 4.30

J ct. ton

P.M. 12,10 Dnp. 1.42 3.10 4.22 ~ 5.20 Arr.

8.40 9.38 10.27 11.08 11.45

Summerside Port. Hill () 'Leary Alberton Tignish

Arr. 8.45

7.48 7.04 6.19 5.45

5.80 4.00 2.40 1.35

Dep. 12.30

.~'s»f" S35

9.25 10.00

Dep. Emerald Arr.

Cape- Traverse

A.M. I

.°°.~»!1 sa;

Jct. Arr.

Dep.

_*lb G. QS

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GOIN'-‘Og Q~l&OQ_

ww¢> -nm' acc?

Dep.

Morell Bt. Pete r’ Sourils

9.46 11.15 Arr.

Chsrlott etown Mt. Ste wart

an-. ' sos 5.45

1.02 4.10 ,J 6.33 3.27 '

‘ s.11 2.55

Dep. 5.10 1.30

,fl

7.10 Arr.

Elmira

Dep. 4.00

4.20 5.09 5.30 6.05

A.lll.

8.45 Dep. 9.55 10.25 11.05 Arr.

Cardiga n Montag u Georget o

Mt. Ste wart

an-. '1.00 3.55

6.11 2.48 `. 5.49 2.20

5.15 1.30

wn Dep.

Sat. Daily

only ex.Sat.

&Bun.

-8.10 8.10 Dep. 4.25 4.57 5.55 7.00 Arr.

Daily Bat.

ex. Sat. only

& Sun.

Charlottetown Arr. 10.00 9.45 Vernon River 8.23 8.31 Murray Harbor DOD. 6.30 7-00

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The chilly days and cold nights

we are having now call for heav ier underwear.

Time to lay off that light wear.

. Get a medium weight suit.

Some of the best mills in Can-

_ ada have spent us a splendid var- _ iety of styles, sizes and grades in

medium weight wear for meh".

Better callin today and get the

ibm* suit that suits yo i.

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UP AND DOING.

Oh, to bo up rind doing, oh

llni`f-nriiig und unnshumcd to go

lu nil the uproar und tho prcss

About my luunun liiisiiicss-

My undissuudod heart l hcnr Whlspcr r-ourugo in my our, With voir-cubic calls tho nnciont ourlh Snnnnuns mo to ii ilnily birth. ’l‘hou. t) my Love! yo, O my fricnds!-

'Phu gist oi' lilo, thc ond of ends, | To laugh, to lovc, to llvc, to dlc, Yi- cull mc by the enr nnd oyc! !

l-`or|h l`i-uni tho cnscnicnt, on thc plain Wlicru honor hus tho word to goin, Pour forth, und bravely do your pnrt

0 knights ot' tho unshleldlug heart! l-‘urth nnd forevor forwardi- out '

From prudent turret and redoubt, And in thc mellay oliarge Emain, To fall, but _yet to rise again! '

(‘nptlvc? ah. still, to honor- bright, A captive soldier ofthe right- » Or free or tlshtlns. good with hir

Unconquered, but unconquered stilll

-R. I.. BTEVENBON.

RESERVE PRICE?

A little boy numed Rosensteln was risked by his teacher: "How much is ` three and tour?"

lloscnsteln said: “Eight!" Whereup-

pn thc disgusted teacher cried: ‘Leave the room, stupid; leave nt once!" ~

Little Itosensteln left the class-room

and in the corridor he met a. little fel- low named Levy, who was just going YG Join the class.

"SHI/. Levy.” cried Rosensteln

somewhat excitedly. "how much is th'r|ee and four”

"Si‘vf‘n." promptly answered Levy. '|‘r'~r- my ri-‘vlce." urged Rosenstein ‘

arisen-melting-¢nvm'ro~'mn¢x

"d°“'l- Wu in into 'the plspr-room# I_ piflfgelr: _liar 'eight' sus miie* wouluirt 1

“Hagar” Shoes

for men cannot be beaten and seldom equalled. j

“Made In Canadal’

and guaranteed to tit. We carry these shoes in seven lasts and in all sizes and the prices are reasonable for this high grade gentle- men’s shoe $5-50, 6.00, 6.50 7.00.

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