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,,-1 Lair i

' Four and often five spoonfuls of ordinary tea do _ I < not go any further than three of Red Rose Tea.

Less Red Rose is required because it consists chiefly of rich, strong, full-iiavored Assam teas.

‘ I

Use RedRoseTea _ ____ _.§_;~___.__ -

, and save that _

, extra spoonful. ' Ke; Rf”ll9ff -

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W F '

Choice Lot For Sale

in Charlottetown

We will sell by public auction on

Wed'nesday Oct. 81, 1917 commenc-

Tenders for

Hodgson, estate. For particulars ap-

Dli' ' ‘

BENJ. CARTER 1

Auctioneer `681` '

728-10-20M10ipd.

Tenders for Lambs AUCTION SALE

t _ I am authorized by Mr. Toblua'

a Mullin to sell by puhilc~auctlon, on hi:4

iarni at St. Peters Bay, on

cattle ` _MoNoAv, Nov. 12.11917.

Tender, will he ret~eive<i hy the un- ibmnlcncing at 1 o'cI0ck ia. m. iiie_,

from parties willing to contract for STOCK: 2 horses, 1 coming 3_ about 250 lambs and fat sheep and `.V0H1'S andthe other 16 years; 10 one half car fat cattile (tenders to iii- head oi’ cattle, (comprising 6 milch: clude rate' per ill., for under weight C0“'S~ 1 Al/Grahirt' bull registered, iambs) delivered at Baltic Station, and 3 calves), 14 sheep, 4 pigs and

dersigned up to Saturday, Oct. 27th f0l|0WiI1I¥f

T. S. ROBERTSON, 50 hens. .

"" -. _*Lf -W

MESSAGE FROM A PROUD MOTH~ _ _ _

IMI ll FR

_ .,\_\_____5__‘_.§‘__-,_~};_"\»)'_§_=',‘_;_»;'_; _ 'rho shortest- porrihiy the host -_

_ . . recruiting speech ever delivered was _

\._ ‘y ' I repeated in 5 farmhouse four miles

' ' ' | from strathroy by it woman oi '1o. it » _

was not new. even iii the farmliousew "°"°”‘

I So far it was directly recruited only_

one soldier. That soldier, however,_ , was General Sir Arthur Currie, com-_

mander~in-chief of the Canadian forc~_ s in France The “BD9€Cl\" was fmm

live in cities and ride in street cars.

follies luwe

° - 1 --r

his mother. it was: "Be lion_est will; '______e__

» 0 ' ‘ .'.;’“':""’..‘:.‘;:;..:";'...."'.‘z’;.';'.“";_.. to ...mt

o arm o s nd

eral Currie has risen to honor and :nd

responsibility. __ _ To mam

A l0nB__ .l0urne5_'___ ‘b(y___:8 ___::_‘: a. back lndjointmtndmy hands swollen

i'onto a our m 0 A sleepy country road. it shady lane, and _ro

h lead to the birth

` ii. little path--t e-se ` ` Af!!

place of General Currie and the home __/_ll _md I “___ ___________"y _ay "___ of his mmher' his two sisters (B third "Fruita tives ’ is the only medicine .pr in England with his wife and IW0 tha

_ t

children), and his big brother John. GOL Other Canadian soldiers may have _“___

' 001319 f"‘I‘_‘I_ palallil __l;_';z‘e_sol:____l;‘:; 1-tives Limited. Ottawa.

_ _ cit es, w ti D01' C00 '

W T 'A "W the arriving motor cars. The mothers

or other Canadian righting men may

l'0y

but that Canadian whose word is ":‘i_

law over 300,000 lighting men and ?___;__

upon whose authority these other com

_ Tenders will be rece-ived by the un-_ (gfrjeiijél Ssillsl;T;l;r;hehlr£;`;;.»T;tl2 you

ing at 12 o'clock noon choice lot of, d€l‘SiSllEd UD U_"_ M0nday, 0¢t,_ 29", ;______ -_____;_________ _a_______0__S___ and one it's land 42 and so situated on Richmond lh‘;mlariliLh;liasndv1dl'ggp tgicgllhihlireg/); of those sturdy Caiiailian farm moth- me S"-eel East part of the law Judge Institute, 150 or more. I I ers that is more at home in an apron big

D- F- EGAN- than a silk dress, and still bakcs her ther'

.Secy. of Institute own m.£_ad_ _ TN

Mt. t .` -

1017Mw1__mpd_ S ewart There are many people in Strath- :lf

' big

rais Hal sta and sch da ho

of li’

ill

oi in

General Curi‘ie’s ibirthplace.

one and running from the road to the

r l B hini

East Baltic R. R.

Oct. 15. 1917. ' I0

757-10-22M3ipd .

The annual meeting oi’ the Upton Sl

Silver Black Fox Company Ltd., will be held in the Board of Trade Rooms, 1

Market Building, C’iia1'iotte'town' ' 'on pe

articles.

Thursday the 25th day of October, 1917 at the hour of 7.30 p. m. '

Dated this 9th day of October, 1917

` Secy. _ C

566-10~10Mwfll17i . `

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Mai1Contr`act W.

SEALED TENDERS, addressed to

the Postmaster General, will bo re-

Wood; 1 mower: 1 steel rake, diskl' hi1I‘i‘0W and pin harrow; soedcr; ll

C8l't and wheels; 1 truck wagon; 2

_ ‘driving wagons; 1 set driving har-I n

lars, rash: Aill sums above five dol~l

E_ R_ _BRow_ lars_ twelve months credit on approv- rl Joint notes.

805-10-2'lMWEI)2ipd.

CROP: 10 ions- hay; 5 tons straw; 0 bushels turn'lpn_ l.\ll-‘l.EMENTS: 1 hinder, Frost &

0*-SC) working harness; 1 box cigli and robe.

O'l`llEll AR'l`l(7i,ES1 l Daisy churn

grinding stone: a quantity of car-I nters. .tools and numerous ' other

TERMS:-All sums up to tivo dol-

- _ BENJAMIN CARTER,

Auctioneer.

STOC§_SALE

BY BENJ. CARTER &. CO.

are authorize by Horace McKin-

non to sell on his farm at Rioeky Point.

On Thursday, October 25th., 1917. fr

ceived at Ottawa until Noon, on Fri- commencing at 130 °,C|°ck (sharp _O

- . .

day, the 30th November 1917 for the

conveyance of His Majestyhs Mails. 6 on a proposed' . Contract for four

years, six times per week over Rural 3 Mall route No. 3 from Charlottetown I P. E. i. from the Postmaster Gener- ` als’ pleasure.

Printed notice.; containing further 0

information as to conditions of pro- posed Contract may he seen and blank forms of Tender may he obtain ed at the Poet Offices off Charlotte-

ears old, 4 bulls 11/, years old;

l Fat Oxcfn, 1 pure' bred la

Sll0rf~l10Vn Bull (Ff!KlSl0l‘6d) 5 y8araIship Number Sixty-three, in King's |‘|» 3 HUFSES- 10 S0991). B|'00d SGW County aforesaid, bounded and iles- flllfl LWCY- cribed as follows, that is to say: -

-Al-$0- Comnienclug on the east side of the

5 Milch Cows, 1 Cow (freshened), day, the 21st day of November, A. D. llelfors llolsteiii grade, 2' Heifers 1917, at the hour of twolvc o'clocli urn bred liolsteins, 5 llelfers 1‘,&'noou;

I Binder (new), 1 Hay Mower M

(now), 1 Team Truck Wagon, 1 Driv- boundary of one hundred and live

Make as many as you can. l‘h

The will he worth ii great kitchen door from -tho vegetable deal to you next winter. oatcli, is an old lady with her apron

caught up to hold the rhubarb she has picked. Following lioi' at a respectful iistance, are some young chickens cheeplng loudly for another dole ot' bread and sour milk.

"Pure and

jellies. The purity and "FINE W0

granulation makes success easy. ma

2and5-lb 10,20and100-lb "We’re baking bread," said the cartons Backs |30 general’s mother, referring to herself

nd the Miss Currie, who presided er the stove. “Fonie in hero. It's

LANTIC SUGAR

Ask your Grocer for _ ;

cz- end ot thc house to the hzirnyard..

"ves."'

“The mother oi' General (‘.urrie?"

“Ycs." The quickr.-st way into the sitting-

makes clear, delicious, sparkling room lay. through the kitchen. A

‘Have you a message-," asked the terviewor, "that would interest

‘other womeii in Canada as coming .ni ‘-er ‘ ` ' '- "'

l o Taka “Fniil-a-lives”

694 Cnaitruu Sr., Mom-limi.. or two years, I was ii miserable er fmm Rktllmalirin and $`lamarIi

u . . . when I took food, felt wretched sleepy. I |uil`ert'd from lihou~ ` rn dreadfully, with pains in my

friend advised “Fruit a tives” and the outset, they did me good r Ilia jirsl box [_/rll I was gzllurg

helped me” LOUXW LAURIE

it box, 6i’or$2 50, tnal size, 25s l dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit-

today calling Goiicral Currie t" who never knew him before as hing but “the big (‘iirrio boy who

West.’ ' it is .1 token of the

imiinity’s pride in hini. Tlioy tell at the hotel in Strathroy that four miles out to tho Currie's and best thiiig to do is to telephone John Currie- tho gmiei'al's bro- that you're coming. _

'ot 3 few of the older townsioll nd their spare time l‘€CB.lllYli!

the Dominion, ho has only to visit

A rruaple tree- shades the entrance Currie lane. Parallel with the

ore, walking slowly toward the

'Arc you Mrs. Currie " .

od ilro was roaring in the stove. king it too hot even for the’ cat.

-_-- '|-

To -be sold by Public ‘Auction in ~l- ont of the .Court House in George- '|' wn, in i\ing`s County, on Wst’.'nes~ .

-i-i-+-i-r-H-i» -|- -i- +-i- »i»-|>-F

All that tract, piece or parcel oi nd altuate. lying and being on Town-

ink River Road and in the iiortb

'l"|»+'l°'l"l-+'l"|"I"l"l"l"l"|'~l"l°

Moiucicis sits _

Fl .

~l>~l°|l»'I>*l'

CATARRHAL DEAFNESS _ MAY BE OVERCOM

froni General Currléls mother "

A36 bent. the ilne old lady sat in

her rocking 'chair and plucked at the

edge of her apron. I "No," she replied, after long thou-

ght. “»i don't think there ls'.” ~ “lint what you say might hclp oth-

er niothers to lot their boys go to the

front," urged the newspaper nian.

“No.“ she replied I-lently, as»tho-_

ugh speaking merely to herself. “lt's a decislon’every mother must make for herself. I _A heavy tliuiiderstomi was coming up. The' rain was beatiiig red petals from a full-blown, peony' growing iit » th`o edge of the lawn. .The row of

trees beside the lane was swaying v|o_ lontly in the wind. Sliai'p_llghtning and violent thunderclaps suggested at

least to the mother, the flash and ro:ii~_ oi' artillery. I

"l suppose." she veiitiii°t:~rl_ _during

a lull in thc storm. "that this would seem nothing to hini-to any ul' |"='

solillors at the front." I _

‘Presently the intcrvlowi-ii' \'¢'iiliii'i'i|

another questimi. _

“What do you think about this

war. Mrs. (`iii°ric'."’ I

Pause. , "i wish it was 'ovci'." l’ai|isi'. “l

hope and pray that it will so.iii lu- over- and that ho'll oonit' lvat~|t,"

Pause. “Without a scratch." I

“Did you know that he iiitenilctl go-

ing when tlie war 'broke out?" I

“Yes. We' knew he would go." .

“Aud you approved oi' his goiii"_'."` _

"Yei»<.”

“But what would you say io ilu:

‘ people' who retuso to soc' their tlut_v|`

that way 7'

THE

you can possibly buy.

TIIEiPI_AI»L ‘IS

I TLANTIC

UNDERWIAR

lt’s made of rich, pure Maritime wool, spun 'and knitted into the warmest and best-wearing garments _

- 1=At:E'rwo' '~. . _ riiaonannorrriowuotrnnixn ' e ____ _ _ _»__~_m__

vI“‘*."»-.ei ~'_ ‘ ' - pr' f ,-_ f f- _ . ---~ , _ .~~ ' - _ ' '

lt has no equal for strength and lasting ability?-eller years of , testing under the hardest conditions.

The Atlantic Trademark is a sure »

underwear. lt means your money'a -

_ sign ol the best quality in menu

worth. I _

Ailnilic Uiiderwelrljmited, Moncton, N‘B.

||_lnnl`ln2lqa__|n

UNDE'/PWEA/P

nniviiaannnaallllllrrnnuurifi

43 -.ti

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ilrui: sioio ini' "\\`_\t'tli'.'= Sziizti :iiirl

iiy episodes connected with “the A _(mg p_________ I __ ___ __ It*

Currlp’ boy’ Amlurlv how he "Well "‘ sho said "l’vo -"iid ht-fore '

ed Varticular Ned on a certain- it i-= for thi'~ni to decide-nobt nic. I l°“""°"5 how' ho pnslcred the om I taught my hoy'r:~ to be honest with ‘ mi" agent; h_°w lI°__?hI'vi(Isf°_;%’§x tlicinselves. 'lt' men and woiiiezi iiri'

wc oy am "ll C( l that--they don't need :much advit'.o." T F

omboys _:vin _in thai; Degsfgt “To he holiest with one‘s self?" ______ 0

_ ou on »‘ . . , _~ ____

llriliistfgril thai the real beginnings “hath il' mats nm I Mk my (mm 5100 T00 -“ld 5U|Pl"'V T“""S G"“>"

‘ _ _ ,__ _ ' __ _raced rcii: Br: lioiicst with yoiii'solf," f:_~,¢-img Haw Dark mul '

3 (_“bung“l”he~_;al°cr of '_'__é General (Iiirriic luis not been honio Glossy.

“mmm doubts 0 pow since he passed through on his \va_\' ”"_ _ `

naman farmhouse' to produce great to the i`ront. His wife und cliiidi'r~.n f\l"1""| 1'-\'1‘l'_\'<>l1\' l<Hi1\\'>' thai l=1lLZ_'fl

-i o tion' the ability _ ,., , S 1 l , - vig - iiiiiunt_

en K anyone qu S b Spcm ‘1 sho" “mo at the om homnlvri lliillllgs lllialilrmlhillilllliiililtliilihi' :intl

merit' and merit alone' to succeed l""f°l'° going I0 Englaml' A liisti'<'. to thi' liaii' \\'lir'ii t`ufli'ri_ sir»'zil<-

ati or gi'zi_\'. Yours ago thc iiiiljr \\';i_\' io pct this iiiixliiiw' was to iiizikf' it ut lioiiii'_ '.\'hit'h ir: iiiii:~:=_\' :iiiii i|'oiililt'~_

- btlliirv.

.\ow:id:i_\'>' \\'<' .~'iiiipl,\', asia :il ;iii_\'

Sulphur i`oiupoiiiid_“ You will uni u

/__

2 of E Crommdl

'91

`x I HEN the

s a l e s m an

shows you silver plate of this well» known make, his word as to quality has the backing of a sevcntyfyear reputation.

He speaks with

the authority of our guarantee, which we give without qualifif cation.

There is only

one way to be sire you get the gcniiinc--loc'l\ for

ilie d.itf‘, l 84 7

Sold by Iladm( dealers

E Made in Canada by § Miziiinsri siur.iNNiA co., Lia § Hamilton, Ontario

_ I . = _ _

iii"

1/ I 1 ' ___/ , _ _

ra mlionse is a strip o awn. e i ___ _ V __ R W AR _

. the lawn, the orchard and a few pigs ` ' |

ranging in it. The lane leads paaft 6

li' you have Catarrhal [leaf-‘_

ness or head noises go to youi* druggist and get 1 ounce of* Parmint (double strength), and* add to it 14 pint oi' hot water* and 4 o\iuce's ot' granulated su-_'_ gar. Take 1 tabiespoonful four* times it day. This wui often bring quick*

relief from the distressing head* noises, (Tloggeil nostrils should 4. open, breathing become easy* and the mucus atop dropping*

FARM For Sale

The ostato ot the into J. 'l`. Oxon-

i-fw -- _ 5--f~-a

town anti' at the oillce of the Post Office Inspector.

' Joi-iN F. WHEAR,

Post, Office Inspector.

Post Office lnapector‘a Office. `

Charlotetown, 15th Oct. 1917.

677-10~17Mwed3i.

_"-21"

tons Hay.

cent o'ff for cash.

BENJ. CARTER G. C0.,

Auctioneers.

777-10-23M2lpd .

- ,_ .

_._ ~ ._.__| 1 .~ _ ‘_

ing Wagon (new), 1 Motor Boat, 20 actos of land' convoyod to John Gra-

ham, thence east by tho magnet of

TERMS.-All sums of $5.00 and un-‘ the year 1764 being the said n_orthern

der. cash; over that amount 13 months boundary one hundred chains or to Credit 00 RDDFOVBG .lfllfll notefi- 5 PBI' the roar line of farms fronting on the

said Road, thence northwartily along

between tho north and south boundar- ies of one hundred acres of land for- merly in possession of Terrence Lan

the said rear line to a point rnidwayl

'P'l"l"P'|‘f

' gnigan, thence west to the said Road to a point midway between tho said

into the throat. lt is easy to* prepare.costs little and is pleas-'I' ant to take. Any one who has* Jatarrhal Deafness or head* noises should give this pres-'|' cription a trial. - ‘|'

'|'#*ll§'l»'l»'b~l~0 ‘Iii O'§*‘l"l"l|§

ham containing 133 acres of land sit- uated at Brookfield, P. E. l. 118 acres under cultivation, the rest under wood and lumber. Convenient to Church. school and railway being 2 miles from Hunlor River, also a novor falling water supply. For particulars apply to

A. i.. oxENi-iAM, oio

GEORGE DIXON,

lliglillcld

437-10-3Mwfm1mopd. _

ai‘t*ilii'iiii¢ :il \t't'_\' l`tIlt' v'ii:=l_ l'l\‘t'i'_.'-. l;(iil_\' lliws this pi`i'|i:ii.itiiiii iiii\\‘, lit' <'.'i||.~'t' ini oiii' rziii iiiiasilily toll liizil you tiiii_'l;t'i|t~ii _\uiix' hair. as it iitiiwi ii so iiatiirall_v :iiiii t'i't'iil_\' _ `i<i|i iiii_|ii- pi'i1 ii s|uiir.;u or suit hrusli .wiili it and ilriiw this tlirtiiigli yoiii' huii'_ tult~ ing t-.no :fiiiiill r.ii‘aiii| :it ii limo: hy iiioriiiiig the gi‘:_i_\' liziii' i|if:;ip|ii':ii'.\‘, :iiiil 1ii'li'i~ iiiiiitlici' zippliviitiiiii iii' Inu. _voiir liiiii' lif'.t'miit~,~' l»t';|ii1it`iiil_'.' t|:ii'lt.I

t'iiii'. iniliguiioii iii' pi'i'\f'iiliii|i ot ills-I vase. ,_

l»‘ox Vonipauics, Rancliers and Deal-

urs- in l<‘oxes or Pells are ‘hereby rc- iiiiiiilml ilint- iinilor thc provisions of “'l‘lio Fox Tax Act, 1913" they urn liahlc for the payiiioiit of taxes on all tfuxos i~:in<'lied hy tliciii or in their tfiistiidy oi' piis`st_'.<sinii ii'i'ospectlvo oi' wliiini the owiicrs iiiiiy be; that tho Ciiiiipziiiy oi' ltaiirlioi' paying such tax Zin.; a lii'ii on such foxes iintli raini- liiiisivri tliai'i',t`oi', hut, until such tax is paid io thi~ l'rt>\'iiii'ial Trouiiurer, Inu

llu\~i'i‘nnii'|ii holds tho prior lleii on stiiil imma ur pellet so taxed und that tl\i'i'.'i`iii'i' iiitciidiiig purchasers wiali-

ing to bo irco from any liability to pay tho tux on foxes oi' polls in which they may tlcsiro to invest, should as-

cf'i'taiii bcforcliziiiil whether or not such foxes or pclta are encumbered hy any unpaid iaxc-s as thc ownor- ship in l`iixi's oi' polls so onuuiiiliercii t-'mmol pzi:~'.~a to u_secoiid party until thu tux tliercoii is fully paid.

641-10-13M3l2Wks.

i_.__=;________ ________ ._ _.g _5 _.5 _______:__ _ 5

TENDERS A

'_l'lie l)ii't_'cim'.\' of tht' (`.-i';i

libt' llai't'lwai°c Co., Ltd., will

l`oi'f'ivc i_.f'iifl0i's for tlit' _stock :uid llxturcs in their store and vvzii'clioiist', buiiii_\'si<lt', until ioui' 0’clock pIm;, Sat-

urday, 27th October

Store will be open for iiispoctiori and inventory can

be seen there on and after Monday, 22nd.

As goods are marked at invoice prices, many items

would cost 100 pci' cent. inort' 'if purchased at to-day’s

pi"ict's.

741-10-zoivioi `

ii. .i. imisi<:i.:'i'soN. ‘4t't'i'ctai‘y (I. WI Co., Ltd.

= -`-f .f~--- __

CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

TIME TABLE IN E

FFECT MAV 2ilt, 1017.

A'rLAN1'ic srA nomo Tiivia

Trains outward--Read down Daily Daily Daily Ex.Sun Ex.Sun. Ex.Sun.

P.M 4.00 5.20 6.05 6.50 7.20

Pease? isgsss

12.15 1,-18 2.50 3.30 4.10

Dop.

Emerald

i Arr,

P_M_

12.20 Dep. 2.10 3.57 6.07

8.50 9.48 10.37 11.18 '

Kensington 9,37 9,10 _____S_\_1_lnlii_0r_sido_ Tiopt. 0.10 8.45 6.10

Summersldo Arr,

Port lllil O’1.eary Alhor ton

’ Trains inward-Read up.

Daily Daily Daily Daily

\ Ex.Sun. I£x.S1in. Ex.Sun. Ex#Sun

A.M. P.M. `P.M. A.M.'

(7hariott<'l_own Arr. 11.56 11.10 10.20

lliinior llivor 10.46 10.10

8.50

7.40 7.45 8.50

Jct. 10.09 0.40

8.50 5.35 7.54 3.56 7.05 2.36

_!'g.&f' 'f»f__3.|,£

:__-___.v-_-__.,_, ._.,___¢.,,_§ _

».-<17 1

north and south boundaries of Ter-

ronco i.annlgan'g farm, thence south- 1 MMO' Bm" 34 feel' (wer an' eqmpp wardly iilong the `ll.oiid to the place °‘l Wm' 15 H°"S“ P°w°r Imperial En`I '

11.55

on.

6.05 /\rt‘.

.. . .-_-. .'§'_‘€!‘_"‘F‘___ __D°P*-

aisi 1.17 5.45 12.15 _

Synopsis of Canadian Northwest Land Regulation

l rim eoloiindoh hmily oi any main over °"°'$l’I.?.1fI§i°'?f°...i”“..’i3°'l'”.i‘ll.°r¢i."..‘l?.'iT

¢hnm :r_§ibg?__.__ R__\:_pl cant mgft wo

git-A cy lor th Diatglct. nt? by

atm! Bominion n germ

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r e

of the in oncglinifte umnyaanmi

"':'.l'::. :,'i*i'.'.:'..."'°s'L°.°°*""

iwnillions. A iiririuiur h»u»'i:‘r'l

5? whit residence il Dsrioi-medir

ii a

The following Stock, &c.--

districts n homestndef in

my all .gs ..._ _,--»-.....'0_.,°=-“¢s°;i»=°'-.=.¢.-°:.e.-».=-..~

...noxtn ttvntgn. Pro-eiiiotgi u|t'eat may %l.nod'u mon u homestead annum”

$§fi@ e

.:d ¢h|I3 r?m%

Balm the latino. 'll'

WML.: ""' "'""`

-222

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agrooahly to a plan showing the loca-

by viriuo ol' a power of sale contained

Auctioneers. Mortgagemil

770-10-23l(2ipd. _ _` g91.10.17Mw9d4| 76|-10-|lM6ipd. .

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GEORGE McNAUGHTON, W|nll°e __ n themof on the margin of E Gow finished iii Oak and was built in Up»

Rnd' I-°¢ 33 ernment deed to Michael Lannigan per Canada' Wm 5°" cheap for

' ick al,

io "ii on ma mm iiortriug unto tho 10th any or May. A. "“ F "

On Wednesday, October 24th, 1917 D- 1392- Bax 165 City

At 1 oqglook, pt m. (ohm-p.) The ahovo solo is made under and 78___l0_23M6_ _ ' '

1 Mare 13 y,-,am ,,]d_ 1 Home 4 years in a certain lndentiiro of Mortgage

0|d_ 1 Maw 3 ym"-H (,|d_ 1 Mare 2 hearing dnte the 11th day of March,

yearn old, l Horan 1 year old. 1 Foal. A'D- 1911' mad” b°i""’°“ H°Wa"l 4 Milch (jowsg 1 (jow "amy freshen. Finley of Caiiibridgo Road Township

od, 1 Ayrghim Bun 3 years 0|,-]_ 1 Dry Number Sixty-three in King's (toiirity, ,

Cow, 2 lleifero 21,5 your-5 gm, 2 stef," farmer, and Eliza Finley, his wits of 2% years old, 3 Year Olds, 2 Calvos_ the one part, and the pndersignod of

1 Chester Boar, 1 Sow with Litter, the other part. default having been Tenders will be received by the un-

i Brood Sow, 4 Sheep, 30 Hens and 20 made in the payment of the principal dersigned up to noon. Oct. 25th for_ Geese. ~ and interest secured by said mort- 500 lambs and about 40 sheep- With-, 3 Stacks Grain, gage, est or any tender not necessarily ox-

,,,,, ,,, Tannms.-12 months ororiit. 5 por Dated this 15th tiny of ootohor. A. cooled-

f Ulll YIM! Und: if cent ol for cash. D, 1917. PETER V|NEAUv 8°°'

o if o ' _ sem. cAn'ran A co. Amon o. cooswsu.. . _ R°l|°-3” ‘.“,E°““‘°°

' OF STOCK' °'c" in va i g cushions pa-. 0

we an authorued by of coinniencement, containing 50 acres sen? __‘;_':_';_0_:_ ‘__‘:__‘;;°__'i ';____ T_____ _______ ____ I I I

Apply ROV B. DANN'»

FOR OCTOBER 1917. BONSHAW AND CHARLOTTETOWN

The Motor Packet liuzol R.

Leaves Bonshaw Leaves (Jh‘lowu Fri. 5th at 4.00 a. m. 1.30 p. in. Tues. 9th at 6.30 “ 3.30 “ Fri. 12th ut 7.30 " 4.00 “ Tues. 16th at 9.30 " 6.00 " X Fri 19th at soo " 3.00 '- Tues. 23rd at 5.00 "' 3.00 " Fri. 26th at 7.30 " 3.30 " Tues. 30th at 9.00 “ 5.30 "

Trip marked "X" leaves from Mc~'

Arthur's Wharf. I

Freight must be delivered 1 hour`

before sailing.

WM. MoRAE, _

Manager.

448-10-8MlnWt'hu12|.

FERRY SERVICE `

Tues. Thur. Kr, Tuna. ll: Silt. Fri. & Sui.

PM. i‘.M. l‘_M. 7.50 0.45 0.45 Don. 8.40 10.35 10.20 Arr.

Emerald

Dari, ` `iTai'i',; Ex.Sun Ex.Sun. l'_.M. A.M.

3.20 4.30 4.57 5.17 6.20

8.50 9.27 9.57 ll.Zi0

i’_M 4.30 5.19 5.40 6.15

Cape 'l‘rava rug nop,

7-00 Deo. Charlottetown

Mt. Stewart 3_5()

Mor oil 3,22

Bt. Peters 3,00

Arr Som in Dep. 7,00

Tues. _ lb Sat. ' P.M. A.M. 0.35 7.35 9.00 0.45

' W" "`"`"fia0}"""`>5§iiy _ ‘ 1llx.Sun. Ex.Bun.

/i.M. P.M.

1 ".3

-lol. Arr.

Arr. 10.00 6. 0

4 'l0 3 5 8.00 1.85

i".M

' A.M.

7'” Af". __ __-”'m'r»__ _gi_»,___§._40 _________*__.

' ‘*~M~ A.ivi_ i>.M_

D99. Mt. Stewart Arr. 8.50 4.10 10 ,.5 Cardigan ~ 7.52 2.54 11-'Q5 Mvmuxue 7.28 2.25

_ _ _ ' _"ff" Gefirizetown Dep.\ 6.50 1.40

Sat. ` Dail, ` 01117 Ex.Sat.\

- & Bun.

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k""Dally"”§'i't..

lllx.Sat. Only _ ds Sun._____ ______

ATI" A M.

:tio mp. oiutriottoiown Arr.1o.'1o` 5.45 _ ' 4-55 Vernon River 8.27 8.81 _ _ "

5-55 7.05 Arr. Murray }{a\-b

or_ Dep. 6130 7.00 '

All trains unless otherwise marked run nelly, Buudoy,Excepted. --_

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