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mailefpsssengers and freight leaves Piotourdvery Monday and Thursday af- ter arrival of morning express from l_ls.IlBk` for the Magdalen Islands call~ Ing, going and coming at Sourls.

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-_-__._....._.. REGEIPTS, I-'OR P. B. I. ORPHANGE FOR JUNE AND JULY 1916.

W. L. cotton, msn. $35.00

.SL Panl"s Church, per Rev. T. W.

Murphy _ _ 41.60 W. LJ Cotton ’ 00.00

Collected by Peter MacDonald. Cove-

Iiead, 12.00 J. I., Higgins, Charlottetown. 1.00

gas ustewart Charlottetown, 3500 ter

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, , M __ ` . gg--, Rev. G. A. Seller, Cape Wolfe, 3.25 ; _ 0 ~- .e . i ' » j ~' W. I.. cotton, 15.00

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-_ ‘may ` Q, ' / ' Miss Anna Farquharson 15.00

' - ’ ____f 7'/ Many thanks, deer friends.

D. MacLEAN,

Treasurer.

::Four trunks at 80 per cent, dis

count at Morris G. Smlth’s.

1305-8-10M2l.

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_ We have acom plete line

of Drugs, Patient Medic-

ines, Stationery, Toilet

Articles, and sporting

goods, your mail orders

will receive prompt

attention.

Ellis Pharmacy, Ltd

Montague, P. E. I.

Drugs '

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sertion for advertising in this column, Cash 'list aoeompany order,

GORDON IVEB is Guardian

Representative in Montague.

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The following is a. letter received

by Mrs. _Robert McNaught. Coleman from her sou, Sgt. Claude McNuught. formerly of the 55th Battalion;

_ Somewhere in France,

July 23, 1 16.

Dearest Moiherz- < .- \ \ ,.- ~-`|~`;,7?`>"2i‘-"I’£'l"-i»"`»‘..l.`

I suppose by now you are getting

anxious as to my whereabouts and my health. Well i_must say I am feeling fine and I am never sick u. day. Well ‘since I last wrote, I had a four weeks course in Shorncliffe and I passed It fine. then the remains of our Battalion had hard luck, we were put in with the 40th and we sure had it hard foi a time. but finally I got a draft. going to France and I am now proud to say I am in the oldest. first and best Bat- talion that ever left Canada, I am in the “Princess Patricia" Light Infantry There was only a few of us picked for ir. Joe is sim in England. I was tht only one from the Island in the draft so I feel pretty proud. We have been in France for about a week and it sure is some ilne country. lt is very warm all the time and we drill hard here, we have to do every parade _ip heavy marching order, that is with ali you own on your back. We were put through the gas the other day ann It was some experience, they had a long room about thirty feet long and they filled this with deadly gas, ten times as strong as what the Germans use and we had to walk through it but of course we had our masks on and we ilidn't mind it hut I tell you lf our masks hadn’t been just perfect we

'certainly would have been killed.

Well Mother, doi\'t worry about me as I am always able to look after my- self. I have had lots of experience and know what I am going into so dcn’t worry nt all, I will he back on old “Spud'Island" when the war is over and will keep you all interested in telling you stories of my experienc- es, Well we are getting fed well here and everybody seems happy. Well Mother I must bring this letter to a close, remember me to all my friends. Tell them I will not have any time to write and not to expect any letters from me but of course I will write

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home and that is ali. Good bye.

From. your loving son.

CLAUDE.

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EEKI. doa. Beef lb. (retail) .. Fowls lb.

Chickens, lb.

HI! (Dressed). t.~a

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Park lb.

Turnips. ons. Potatoes. bus.

Date (black) b\I‘.

Oats, (white) bus. , Beats, bus. I cts. bulel i Carrots 5 cts. bunch Wool lb. I5 to 48 Paranlps, lb. 1%

SUMMERBIDE MARKETS, FRIDAYL

Butter, (creamery,) lb. 28 Butter, (dairy.) lb. 23 to 24 Calfskins 19 to 20 Eggs, (fresh) doz. 26 Hides, Ib. , 14 Hay, (loose,) ton. $13.00 to $14.00 Hay, (pressed,) ton. $15.00 to $16.00 OMS. (whIte.) bush. 58 Oats, (black,) bush. 60 Potatoes, bush. 50‘ Straw, (pressed,) ton. ~ $7.00 Wheat. bush. 81.20 to $1.40 Wool, (washed) lb. 48 Wool. (unwashed,) lb. 35

Sticliy Fly

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The S. S. Halifax willsail from

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` JAS. CARRAGHER.

$100.00 .

$50.00.

Suffolk Bedford Tracadi e Mt. Stewart Peakes

St. Teresa

Perth

Cardigan

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Races

MONDAY, AUGUST 14\h.

.- Purse 835,00. Following are the classes and purses. '

2.24 Claes Trot .and pace, purse

, 2.30 Class, Trot, purse 875.00.

240 Class_Trot' and pace purse

Entries close Thursday, August' 10th. Entrance money 5 per cent, of purs-

es and 5 per eent oi!-Win|uir`s'Cash must aocompanyentrfes otherwise en# tries will not be accepted. This park is in first class condition being work-\ ed and graded all newly this sum- mer which makes it. one of the 'heat trotting parks on P. E. -Island. So come one and 'all and enjoy one of the best races of the season.

_ By order of Committee,

A. D. M LSLLA

o N, Secretary.

Look outfor hand bills and train

arrangements later. SCHEDULE OF TIME AND FARE8 FOR SPECIAL TRAIN; HORSE RACES, AT GEORGETOWN 14th, AUGUST, 1910.

Fare

1.00 .90

10.00 10.15 10.34 .75 10.42 .70 10.51 .05 11.10 . 11.35 . 11.40 .

55 Bb

45

1 1.52 .35 12.04 .20 12.13 .lu 12.20

Tickets at single first class will he

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Leave Ch,Town Leave R. Point

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the ee Charlottetown GUARD1AN’s Grand Prize campaign

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» d d t d n the ballot box at the Campaign Department up to noon on Wednesday are recorded here The Ane1:lll\l)t§itE:o:§lc?\Iilin§O;lvIlli1lJse .gn 1Saturday and will include all votes cast up to _noon Friday. _ _ _

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