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the plone -r in s movement that may

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I ° TREES T0 KEEP GREEN THE (S9806. 'JQIIICPKIIGIIKII Nh

I UEIIORY OF OUR HEROIC DEAD Tile, give‘lhe #GSX their :;l'I\y’ '

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F Over Theref-

" , ¢ 1 » ¢ I - -_ approval Nr. Pack writes:

A church in Tacony. Fa.. has been "\\-'hat finer !rIb\l,!8,¢&n be paid the

men who have given their live; in the

.

RW- 3- °- "“"°“""'°‘I H°“"’ Y°°-. mom. or world-wide observance. it gmt cause- what thier tribute can ‘°"‘°'7 0"” v‘°k"'°°' Nu' “tl p -is to plant trces in memory of sol-.56 Pl-Id U13! W3-ll 07 U16 mill 'U0 "Wm ""5 P' ‘° I* '___ fdiers and' sailors who died in the 'came out nf the struggle alive than ~ |'°°"» “°"‘°"I S°° II "°”9“° I' °°°t°" war. The more the suggestion spreads _ the planting ol I living tree In his M:.eARTHUl-laoLURi.-Lt the breath hot or stomach sour -.um “Jer H receive' appx_D`_a1_ Bam” h°n°r__.‘m.mg U,” that ‘rm go on 3’““'b°d5"' P°""°°°‘°' *Pm hd' um' T' _ fthe memcrial element ln thé act, it lftvr him and New freah the memori by the Rev. B. 0. Fulton, Lieut. Chu'-I ~‘Ca|»lo.-nia Syrup of Figs” can't harm is ‘ “nd of reparation pam to un-h_e"_ 10'! hh deeds.. `

;al nature for the devastation of eomei

isa Waite lanarthur of Charlottetown' tender stomaoh. liver, bowel;

9° ‘mmf Hn” “‘d‘“" °‘ Bn°u°’ /‘_ " '\ Ioi her fairest countrysides. T-hen. too.

emi. _ ,f ~

<1.,

Home on April 3. 1919, by Rev. Dr. _ - _ . _ _ Foil:-rton. Peter Alexander htcbonall - . 1,/ ' of P-e:.ke's Station to Florence Kath ~

-irire llclnnle of hiartlnvale.

BIRTIIS

._

vnouo-in cmrilmewn api-u in D18, to lr. and Mn. Owen Proud a non. Congnttilatlou.-Patriot please

sony. _a=-:PN . .

Yi

\\ Ca.

ucszitn-at lump' on starch 29.

;él9, to Mr. and ln. Samuel ){c.\`elll, Even. mower realizes an" ‘wing '* 31‘3meY~ H°I°° E- her children “California Svrup of

Pigs." that this il their ideal laxat-

ive. because they love its pleasant

taste and it thoroughly cleanses the

QUEEN HOTEL tender little stomach, liver and bow-

els without griping.

s - When cross, irritable. feverish. or

A. -.,. Saunders, Summersido _ _,L E' McLean’ summersme .-reath is bad. stomach sour. look at

_ ` ,-f`~*\ _ '"1 ~ , I

l the Hun than anjvtliing that :nan ha

<\i_ M. _. -

1 |<1"`~& -

» most dramatic episodes in _-\t.nerica'sI

._ \_.,l / active participation in the w;r occurr-i A

Fmnk uchmul SL Pete" the tongue, mother! If coated. give n

teaspoonful of this harmless “fruit luxative,” and in a few hours all the toul. coustipated waste. sour bile and undigested food passes out of the bowels. and you have a well. playful child again. Vfben the li:tle system is full of cold. throat sore. 'nas stomach- ache. diarrhoea, indigestion. colic- r-etnember. a good “inside cleansing" should'alwa_vs be the Erst treatment given. '

Millions of mothers keep "Califor-

nia Syrup of Pigs" handy; they know a teaspoonful today saves a sick child tomorrow. Ask your druggist for a bottle of "California Syrup of Figs," which has directions for babies

children of all ages and grown-ups printed on the bottle. Beware of 4-.'»unt°rfelt.s sold here. so don't be fooled. Get the genuine, made by “f.‘.ilifo.rnia Fig Syrup Company."

.=` N!c(`f-rmnck. Cardigan t R. Dickie. lluddy Creek U. J. Bonnell, Summerside T`:.-omaa Brown. P. E. I. "~f. Sl. Dennis. 0'Lear_v.

VICTORIA HOTEL

Geo.-ge. S-ehenare. Kitchener, Out

- W. E. Blullally. St. John

0. McKay, Kentville

- G. Pyfe, Landon. Eng. ,

Goldenberg. Montreal

Moukiey, Montreal pt llclnnis, Ottawa E. Ritchie. Toronto W. llcArthur. City

C. W, McArthur,

B. Brown. St. John C. Clark. Mt. Stewart

Hazen. Toronto

A. Gorm, Tignish

scrge~es~s=

City

REVERE HOTEL.

' H.C. Falconer. Ti fonts. , LM. Anderson. Sackville. 5 l.W.l. Teed, Sackville .‘ '

. II.. Doucet. Richubucto.

McKinnon, Canoe Cove. Hay!-er. High Bank. ‘

ll. Taylor, Montague. 5 l.A' lcltae, Alberton. ' N. It Donald. Alberton. ' ¥.C. Hanson. Amherst.

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Announcement

We are nowopen to handle a few

cars potatoes, also a few cars Feel

and Seed Oats for -which we will

pzy highcft market prices. Do not

for;-t to ga; our prices on St.-eds :is

'it is a grateful rec-agnitioniof the

we e :no~~ e:"e.:`v@ b:i;ri-rs azainsh

fren abfc ti build; and one or t:~

.ed in th.. depths of n vast forest. lt, _ is a coincidence worth noting that the] ipoetsoldier with whom this paper hasI lbeen most intimately associated wrote- .what manv critic; believe to be his! .'bc.=t poem .u praise of trees. It is thisi 'poem 'which the _-lmerivan Forestryi Association has put forth in its; Bulletin as a means of propaganda for its idea. and we reproduce it here. The church which has first put the new plan into execution deservesI mention firnt. The Bulletin informs u=f that other riiurches are planning to do likewise:

“Fen” nternorial tre-eg have been planted on the lawn in front of theI `.-`.piscopai f°'hurr-h of the Holy In "L-e';t.~1 I`.-iconv. Pa. to keep fresh

'he heroic sa':-ifices of their lives byi *our of the '_o'.vn's sf.-ns who died ini France Two of the men were killeo in action. the others die/i in hospital= close b`e-hind the battlelinf-s. nccordin'-z 'o a report to the Americ-an Forestry Association. \\':is`;i:igton. ~.~:b.ich is urging the planting of living. grow- 'ing trees to commemorate the brave ;'le».>'!5 of Americas soldier and aailori dead. Relatives and friends of the-I T~/"mv E-frees participated in thel planting; there was a brief adiircssg hr Per. ilfibcrt A. Edwards. rec-tml 'of the church of which the men \vereI

members. :intl the choir sang up-; propriate hymns. Plane are bein: mad#-I in meny parts of thc muutrv to honori

__fn :t similar niannt-r the me-ti who died I in riemocricv‘s cau=s." ;

.\'f~.Yt aftf-r this Taconv church comes to .state of 111° South announcing it-

.=f;»l.’ ss ha\'i't: 'Aki-n definite action: "In nif-in'~ry of hor sons who gave

-th'ir live: in the Gr' .it \\'1r. Louisiana A ‘I.= plenum.: to plant 4-if) miles o~ §~vv~_.~,\~ fm.-." 31,4 r.¢iA,,_~ guitzbie trees; 'filona' .l¢~T':`c~rsfin High'-‘.'a}'. the S’ai="sI _g,r§,-1.--ipffl rrirfi which run= from norti. _to Qfvtic. .md c~.f.nnc't= win the high~. -.~~°.'f~ihf't f-xif-i:fl- all the way on to \\`im‘€r\e'r. f`°'iafi:i Thr- plan advocated ,bv :‘i= .-\'r.~r'i'~3n Pfrf».='tr‘.' Assorflat-

A. ¥cKenzie, Mt. Vernon. i we can meet any competitionjor_cash,,.tr.,, \\,'»__=,liiy!;f;~n_ !-_as been approved _ RR. HcDona.ld,Whitehsh Mont. i . I hr- G'iv'»ru w- PM-f-saut. who declares

-<'=5 Pm!

'-` Kerns *f urls '

L='-v` Fl'-ur B"an \ii.i.ilings, Oilcalfe

A and guT.;nl' \l3I't'.' of SE"l _ \\' ' ` V

xcnonam “°“"35'”e' I I e Q ‘ ` 6 5 E-"h”t “rm :nfs fittinz memorial could

Churchill. Yarmouth. ‘pave also a large stock of Maple ‘e rf.-"rei t1 our solfiers. .dc-ad and M"`P°na’d' Yarmouth' _ _ _ _ v""‘n"' The 1!=t'iiI.=_ of the nvmoriztl

"` ' ' ' ` ‘ ` ` ` ` '*°."f» b'-en 'urnfi over IJ" him to 3~

" Y~

` J .\IcDot:ald. Bi oming Point' TV. McDonall, Blooming Point. ‘

AN ISLAND MAN'8 '1

GRATEFUL TRIBUTE.

ON ACCOUNT OF RECOVERY FROM SEVERE FORM OF gi-JEUMATISM T

Hora ie another link added to the

‘-zu: chain of evidenze in favor of the Farndor. _

Charlottetown. March 31.'

It ia e privilege to hear evidence to

the splendid results obtained through. the nag of Farador in the case of my 1’I~7ear~old sou. About two years ago bl contracted rhoumatiem. it wa; so 7 eevere that for about a year he could ' not walk without the greatest diili- culty and had to give up all work. the pill! being very intense.

Some six month; ago we decided to

try the Farador, and from that time he began to improve and has now scar- cely any symptom of the complaint. , People who know the new think the

mrs A Nr! remarkable one. the im = Movement being so noticable and ilultn beyond question. The Pender also did grand work in ny home in curing up a one of indu- HH,

. Duncan Livingstone. ' .i 4| Kent Street.

'-The lorjoiug letter is addressed to g ADH! 1919. I

e;<;, :til of which we offer at low

prices.

M. KENNEDY & CO.,

Bradalbane.

4378-4 8-Mst13niosp.'l.

,Q , ._ ..._ <z:5,_. _e ._f.“-3

as

Y. Alevani-Pr. h=.~"/I of the department .of con=erv;\t‘on The tree:-' will =t'inri 'alrut ferr: feet apivt. Oaks will be »u=.e'i wherever pc-.==-ihle altho in some ririrts of the State other trees will thrive better. `

i “I-iany of the State governors and Ic-ther officials. as '-veil as patriotic Iorganizativns of various sorts through- Iiut the country. also have written to :tho American Forestry .irsoniation fxrressinz their hearty approval of this method of honoring this country's V soldier and sailor dead." I “Let the cult' which cotnme'mor:ites‘ heroism and sacrifices be preached

Commissioner of Forestry for Penn-

Itlnew." says .\Ir. Robert S. Conklin..

SEALED TENDERS. addressed to the Postmaster General. will be receiv~ 'I

ed at Ottawa until noon. on Frida_v.§ the 16th May, for the conveyance 0f` His .\iaJesty's Mails. on a proposed: Contract for four years. six times per I week on the route Union Road. Rural I Route No l. from the lst October.

next. V

Printed notices containing further

|llf0l”m3U0D as to condition; of pro- posed Contract may he seen and biank forms of Tender may be obtained at, the Post Offices of Union Road. and ` at the office of the Post Omg; Inspector. I

Post Office inspectors Office, znai

I

sylvania. "and our whole people be' brought to a realizing sense of the terror ani threatened destruction, through which. happily, we have just

come." He adds: i

“There is no more suitable method~

of commeitioratiug the deeds of;

Iheroism of our soldiers and saiIors.‘I

Let the memorial trees be planted:I let them be put in prominent place-\.I We feel there is no more beautiful! method of sommemorzting the deeds* of heroism of our soldiers and sailors I in the Great War than by erectingi

to their memory n memorial which; will remain green and flourishing for

' THE TREE

([1 f I” 1 "_ ` fservi e renlered by inanimate natur»,I B3' -70928 Kilmer

“°°°NA\r°”"“°|N~|.'_At SE' “hm” ~- in the great effirt of deft-ass. It hai'

` / been s`ifi tht Fr1:ice'; grett fcr»'~st‘

Who gave His Life in France .

l th`ul: that I shall never see A poem lovely as a tree.

` A treee whose hungry mouth is prest

Against the earth'e sweet flowlngi B' I ,Q p bm. I - 0%- ova’

A tree that looks at God all day And lifts her leafy arms to pray.

A tree that may in summer wear

A nest of robins in her hair;

Upon whose bosom snow has lain; ' Who intimately lives with rain.

Poems are made by fools like me.

But only God can make a tree.

WOMEN SMOKERS

ARE MULTiPl,YlNG.

There are many expressions of ear. real or pretended, that when 1119 5;-ces of righzeusnesu have abolish- u me drink ‘et-ii they will begin their mmpsigu against smoking. The W0 Zzibits are associated in the minds of ,Outh who used to be told. if they .re not told now, that smoking creat- _-.._! 3 chi;-5; that was likely to lead to drinking. The fact that most D90* tie- who drink also smoke was suv posed to have significance. Efforts to curb smoking are by 110 H1980? new. Some years ago one of the West. fm states, it not more than one of them, passed a law agairlit Cigaf' -1-:te smoking and made- it an offence __-_-en to have Cigarette papers in one's possession. YV. C. T. 1'. and Similar zrganizations have asked for H IBW grohibiting smoking among juveniles. \`~.'e recall. too, the highly !110l'aI

v,:3rgy|,1)(-in in T(!!‘0l1U) W'lJ0 Went fhrough the stockingsthat had been knitted and filled for the soldiers overseas and removed from each the .lornning pacl-:age of cigarettes. Never- hclcss. it seems improbable that the inzi-smoking crusade will I'1€\l~'e U19 success that has attended the anti- flrininzig crusade, even though smok- mg is n mt-re bzibit of yesterday corn- ggg-.»_-fj with the drink habit, which iS .Inns-suns or years Old.

On the Increase.

The New York investigator, who

-vas qoutcd in this column the other lay :is §n;ling that there had been :i general decline in drinking, dis- .--fr.-fft:d incidentally that smoking was on the increase. especially among-

nvomen. This will be corroborated by mos; people who have traveled in

he past few years and have had oc-I then lift that Com Off , casion to observe their fellow men _ .

_ with lingers

in American and continental hotels _

:ind resturauts. Not very long ago C_:>

the sight of a woman smoking in

_ Over Here

L STAGChewing Tobacco

is appreciated by both

of Canada's war Units -'those who fought in Flanders and those who

- served .at home.

It is also enjoyed by

civilians of all classes throughout Canada- and

isrecognizedaabeing

I

= qc?‘A"‘_ I - ‘.~~`~":»» . ,, ‘I _ ' ,` A f*’&@.ls1z . 'run cuanwrri-:town ouannuu f-'---~ - __ _ _-q __ _aw » _ .~»»1.~_~-1"'

.

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________ _:_-t; _"_ 12193;'

_ t__._._-_._..__. _.._.__ _.._< _ _ ...~-_-

; ;-are what ;m_vl;ody gays about women i 5' who smoke in France or Spain or ;I:aly. They tell me the best people do it there. All right. Somebody _ can come along and tell me that the

Inicest wor;-en in Lhlna chew tobacco. i . That will not make the habit .iziv \===.S L objectionable to me."Th.is gentleman; _ 's a mor:-iiist. in contradiatinction tof' I the other hotel managers who do not _ 3 permit smoking because they catert I to a class of the community that does not like to see women smoking. Their ; :notivcs are pecuniary,

I I

No Bar to Drinking. i

This is made clear enough by the;

-hotels that do not permit women to, lsmoko but permit women to drink-i §:md we have not heard of any hotel.

i-xhere drinks are served to men ntl icienals and women are refused when Iihey are dining with the men. There! Iought to be no difference of opin~§ lion as to whether a few cigarettes; lor a few drinks are more calcuiatedi to unhinge a lady, and yet the sightI »of a lady smoking in~a hotel \vas,; Iimtii lately, more tm-tiling than mel isight of a lady drinking._ lf thereI :vers enough ladies who smoked and, _Inu not drink to make iz worm ine! `while of a hotel there would be__no. doubt a. hotel opened which would; I Zrobid drinking and supply cigarettes ` Ito diners. The general testimony of' 'hotel proprietors is that they were» originally opposed to women stuck-1

I ing- but that the pressure became too I great for them to oppose it. Hotel-I

I keepers' are not more blind than other 'people as to profit-taking. as is indi ‘nzzed by the fact that hotels discou ig-¢» the smoking of pipes at the din- `n-;»r table because pipes are not sold

ii the hotels and encourage the sniokl

’.‘ .

Q

I uri off coins

I MAGIC! NO PAIN

I prop Freezone on a touchy corn

ing oi cigars and cigarettes, which I the propriety or a woman smoking, no I

are sold.

instinct Not Established.

That the smoking habit is fast

growing among womet ia undoubted. but one cannot be so sure that the smoking instinct has been establish- ed. 'Most men begin to smoke .iv boys, and they smoke cigarettes. Later on many of them, if not the

.general law can be laid down. it ,would appear that she had IB much `right ‘as a man to smoke. 0! course. Ia cigarette fiend as a wife would be repulsive to A man who did not smoke, but similarly n male tobacm bound may be objectionable to hi) non-smoking wife. The question _may safely be left' to the women to decide for themsel\'es._, _

..1_.,_;¢l_i.

1

1

most of them, venture with cigars

O

and pipes. The seasoned smoker willI tell you that there is no smoke like: slum* mm’ 'scum' -I und.

-“ 1"” 9"' we "° “°‘ °°° "°“‘°“I ma shouts be rumen mms.

Kraduating to pipes and cigars. The; MINARUS U~|“E~T

h k ' mostly . .

IlE>I;1¢.?nwh‘.o0b+§lx:>}i?getop1tI’tl/salad; gener-I I' ° Gm” Dr°'°m"u'°’ Nm' 9”

ation and acquired the habit in ire-I°| l-M °|d°°' "'m°‘“°' nd' uh' land. in Cuba one may see wrinkled1'd'5 Lmfmwl 53|' °\U'°d "W““9“ cranes smoking cigars on the streets, 07 <28-WB 0f GHDP0- BNICIIIUS- SH! but the popular Cuban idea with re- . 'n1l"0I¢»` A515138 DB6 llmlhf 5i“*lU gard to tobacco is the exact opposite It il ID Emmy £0 9°-Yllt TUDIIICIIH or ours. A Cuban believes that aiof bottles being need every dilyrllr strong cigar is a good cigar, where-feele by all druggietl and Ken&l| as most people outside of Cuba be~.fd6Alox~l. ..-;. lieve that the milder a cigar or cig- Minardi Llniment 60. Ltd., Vevmollih arette is the better it is. As regards; Is. 8 _ 1

; I ' as i 1. _mm-Q.

Prizes Worth Striving For[

The Charlottetown Guardian’s Circulation Curr- ~

paign prize list is a record for the Maritime Pro-

. vmces, viz:

lst Grand Prize-Overland Auto, $1410: suppii-1

ed by Bruce Stewart &C0. _ 'I

2nd Grand Prize-Ford Auto. $820; supplied by -

Kennedy & Webster.

3rd Grand Prize-K:u‘n-Morris Duchess Playeri

Piano, $800: supplied b_\' Miller Bros.

District Prizes- - _

1.-3 Willis Pianos. each $475; supplied by A, E, -_

Toombs. -

2.-3 Grafanoias, each S150; Supplied by A. E.

Toombs. 3.-2 I_3iumond Rings. _S100 and $50 or Pathe-

phone~ $18: .supplied by ii. H, Taylor. ` __

4-3 Wristlet Watches, each $17; supplied by G. H. Taylor. -

In addition _10 per cent. is given to all unsuc~°

cessful prize winners who continue to the end.

- L--_-w-.__~--.-1...._. _ _-_""__, .._ me

”"‘i°'“I ~ t. ,. CANADIAN NAnoNAi RAn.wAis .c

was so unusual as almost to be worth

--sporting in the newspapers. how-I

zidays women smoke almost as gen-I I

-‘rally as men. In New York, the vltv of hotels the-re is not a handful

` I

‘ \

OPERATING ONE HOUR EARLIER

_§;=f;_;»;»f§_-;§;§:_1<:_§§§§-3;; 3_3? '» ‘T _ Important Daylight Saving Change of Time at Two

those that are not familiar to New, / 5. m_

lorkers. but are well advertised in_ the smaller cities. For instance, the, Hotel Woodstock will not permit ladies to smoke, because it values its reputation built up outside the city as "conservative," and this would be.

vmpcriiled if it cotmtenanced tie smolciug of ladies. In other wor s,_ the Woodstock is not trying to com-' pete with hotels like the Waldorf or the McAipine. it muat be something different-`-like u. vegetarian restaur-

:int

I .Tiny bottles cont

I _only a .few centn.

O. v .I

. 7*"’lrI\‘!'

III. . J I\I

' I"‘i'ip I

| i

.7 5

I .

O I F B 8 kin . `

scores of years and be a constant re I n Y B ew ar 'M U 5 I

‘ :£ .

minder bv the retum of each period

WI' “hm F"'°d°' R°I"°°°“t°""°'I "°h“ F' Wm" revival of the fresh memory of thai

Iflhllllond lt., Charlottetown. I Post Office Inspector. I

- 48104-4~ M tri ati

locus'

. V.. i. ._. ............ ._ ____ .;____..:____ the American Forestry Association. I

i f

I The Charlottetown Ouardian’s

AII'l`OMOBILE AND PIANO PRIZE CONTEST

. GOOD FOR

Name of Candidate.,,_____,_,____________,________“_______

` Npiooodana- April zsoi

Trimneatl 'the I ‘ ` .

. .. _I v _ -ap;-~..»f,_-__._.';r;___

`~ _'i -_-»_'. _.___ _'_»_'_ _--_,-_._~_. . l . Q@|~‘. L H-,gh H'

___u

- - ui-..

»-. "-I-» ui

Ii;

,_..__.. __ _R .up

ONE VOTE O'

"."v."-_"_ `_ 1 - '_ `."'_ "

District No.......__,,___ ~

_ I " Mr. Charles Lathrop Peck. prsideu: '

one in whose honor it hae been plant-I Fed." I

and at great many others, Governors;

Quinine That Does Not Affect Held

feet LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. (Tablets) can be taken by anyone; without causing nervousness or ring-I ing in the bead. There ia only one "Bromo Quinine." E. W. GR.0VE'S signature on the box. 30c.

M.DeVAl'Sl'RBlCllflI.L'5¢»"3

gtglgrwomué. heolrxntlllelz;

-“IW '°"'§. "‘*m°‘¥”“ i

tend!!! "'

nd 0. lllnlla.

I-‘i5l`IlEilI_F‘°_""

-i'°i».l'i.“Z;Ai°&i’5“"

E3' Ii-:ii

The Martha Washington is another'

hotel that does not permit smoking.

I

I »

I ki A i en t din

Because of its ionic and laxative ef-1:31? _P5he° -9 C 5_°‘:"“°s;r :I msg' cents. suiilcient to rid your feet of ev-I

molt th hl tlblef I 0( e . inioklns acrlttgrx o’l.Ihoy dtI\|n't sin: I Ween U6 wen' and “muses” w"'h°"t to know what to do with the snmke.| '

. _ ,_ much talked of other discover- of .\ Neither do they know how to hold-Cincinnati genius 5 _ their cigarettes properly. They fn’ ' I make a mess of the whole perform-. ` ~ _ ance." This is a harsh iudsment,f _` .

and it should be said that if a woman stirs up more nuioke than e man It

halo the smoke. which ought to be counted to her, for righteousness. Another hotel owner declared him- self eninst women smoking, because

did not smoke 'Be lm: "X dotrt

in public Neither does the Martha

now ow to 'mo e ne omm' lilly bottle of Preelone for a te

. ,-

e. a . ,

y’ I’ 'ery hard corn. soft corn. or corn be

I soreness or irritation Freezope is tho'

insinniooril ‘

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“NIUE”

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All clocks and watches used in operation of Canadian National Railways

will at 2 a. m. Sunday. March 30th be advanced one hour. To prevent een Ions confusion and inconvenience to the puhiic the attention oi all concern- ed ig directed to the following conditions resulting from the imponaitt change of time.

if cities, towns, villages and other municipal bodice do not change their

local time to correspond with the ne\vRaiiway time all concerned should keep in mind that while trains continue to_ieav¢ Railway grating. on ,Ny ent schedule auch schedule will be operated one hour ahold of Present lout time. Therefore any municipgmy where local "me I. not Ghumed to NF respond with the new Railway time passengers must reach Railway station ONE HOUR EARLIER than shown in current folders and pubiie time pmt. ers.

where municipal time is changed to correspond with the new Raiiwny

ti_In_e. passengers will not experience ditllculty growing pu 0( ¢|,.n“- ~ 4827-4-ZMEGI. ' th . .

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