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u\C'harIotoetown Representative Ernest Rice

Retail Merchantfs Letter

Sir:-The Retail Merchants Asso-

ciation of Charlottetown strongly ap- prove o! the elorta being made to provide better roads for the Prov- ince of Prince Edward Island and 'lor the further encouragement ii this work they have decided to offer prizes_ tor the best stretches of road in Queen‘s County on the roads leading to Charlottetown. -The details oi the competition will be announced as soon as possible.

I am. Sir, etc.,

Open

are property holders 'or

Long Breslin Hurt?

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Account

greater higher

Cut out heavy

and eat Biscuit with fresh fruits and gree_‘n.v_egetables. Shredded Wheat is ready-cooked. De- 'cious for breakfast with milk or cream; for luncheon or any meal with berries or other fruits.

oflifeand in work.

foods

Shredded Wheat

165 Grafton Street

8. A_ NlacDONALD,

President.

ed policyholders, creditors, shareholders

'

PROVINCE OF QUEBEC,

District of Montreal. UNDER THE WINDING UP ACT.

SUPERIOR COURT.

O. 59.

MontreaI~Canada Fire Insurance Com-

pany. _ _

in Liquidation

A winding up order has been grant- in this matter and a meeting of the

- and contrlbutories of the said Com-

pany is hereby called for the first day on

June. 1916 st, ten oi' the clock in the

DIARY OF EVENTS- iorenoon, in the Court Room No. 31 in

_._-_ the Court House at the said City of T0-DAY. Montreal, to appoint n final liquidotor

--rar. to

Qprele Court 11 n. U.

y H\@f.I’\¢|l Coll!! 0 ii gg.

coplo"s 'theatre ii, 7 and 8.45 p. m. Husloal Comedy Co., at Prince Ed-

ward Theatre 8 v. m.

BIRTHS

of

the said Company.

N. Z. CORDEAU.

Deputy Prothonotary, S. C.

Eggs for llalcliing

If you want good large eggs and lots them, try a setting of my Single

Combe Bmk Mmorcu ($150 pe, 15 VlBBlY»- In this city. MBV 2. 1916. eggs-)

no lr. and Mrs. R. J. Veasey, a dauahter.

I-IODGOON4-:At Grace Hospital. Win- nipeg, Man, on April 25th, 1916, to Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Hodgson, Suite 4 Obnir Court, n daughter.

CASTOR IA

For Infants and Children In Uee For Over 30 Years

the ”"“""'¢.,f/% Ilgiatllnol ,

"LA_WN GRASS 8EED:- Now is

the time to renovate and renew your LAWNS and GRASS PLOTS. CAR- 'l'l1R’S EVERGREEN LAWN GRASS SEED makes a permanent, rich greén grassy Carpet. . Lawns should be attended to while the earth is moist. Sow only “CAR’l`ER'S EVERGREEN LAWN GRASS SEED" For sale at their Seed Store.. 9534-5-3M2i.

AU C T I O N At Clinton

HAVING BOLD MY FARM I WILL

OFFIR AT PU:LlC AUCTION

0

THURSDAY. MAY, 4. AT10'CLOCK P.M.

The following Stock, Farm imple- rnente and Household Furniture:

WILLIAM J. CUDMORE.

82 Elm Ave., Charlottetown

Retails Merchants Association.

Mr. L. L. Jenkins, following up thc

Good Roads campaign, has offered n prize of $10 to be competed for in the Second Electoral District ot Queens', the terms of competition to be in ac- cordance with those to be devised by

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5 _.

< _-27,;

Comment on a case of thisjlnd .would be lnporilous, but I may 'ask D what does Mr. Johnston hope to gain by such mlstataments! Junta little ', cheap glory for himself it _he could “make believe" that his neat has won ' against' great odds. The Patriot gui. _

:orially _made a similar statement dur-

|18

the work on Brudenel1"WVharl. _Very

i neo or truth in the Liberal Organ 1 n

but we should and do expect our pub- lic men to strike a higher note, and are 5 grieved when they so signally fall in this regard. The Cardigan District is vi hurt sud ashamed to dlscove t a

who is obviosly better iittcd to take w

ho says:-- “In running to ca c a

-` » _ ,;- __ __ part in a burlesque show than to oc- train last week I became much over- ~ \` -‘ ‘ _g cupy n seat in the Assembly Cham~ h 4 .715 "Y", »,' 1 ' 5 ber* rod

,_ ,_\_\_,~ I -,¢¥_'.,'§> "‘-is . 7:,-

‘-\_, ‘~=>,`- ` ` 'F __5.'1` the Patriot newspaper that whatever pai

Allow me to tell Mr. Johnston and of!

little notice was taken ot it 'how ,f no , ti t- ' rawe do not expect to ilnd' much :::._;?;|'l g:f;l°:e“i'° _;::‘:n.t ndnet

nous Puaunlsv ALwAve

"missense 'mrs wAv. ~

Spoedieet Cure is Nervlline. ouch nm stanuks rain in 111°

._ _

h tknl! blade in the .

the election campaign regsnung $12," like a ° ° » _ " _ .___

Probably got overheated-cooled mo ' _

ng' breath. . » ~ ,

connection with political alairs; oyms |s me \,egmn|n{»i 01 pkg;-igyéct » _ _ _.

Pleuglsuy; itlfar too se ous to nel! » a

sing s n . Quickest relief will come from a _ I gorous rubbing with Nervlline. This ' usty old pain reliever will fix you

I' h t '_

it has sent to represent it in the Le- ui, in no ¢|me_wI1I take away me mn. Elvlilllre 011° Wl10 IUBDIBYS Slwh Nl gestion-make you well just as it did absolute disregard for truth or bones- Mr. Samuel St. Johns, of Stamford, Yi t li

ted. I put up the train window and e that way in order to get cooled In an hour my side ’was full of

breathln hurt so much

ys carry Nervlline in my grip and

_, n and my _ B

"\==;-.~_--._......-»-,-‘./ faults Mr. Miwdvlialil may possess he that I thought I had pneumonia. I al-

does not luck n spirit of fair play, and wa

knows ho\v to treat friend or foe ho- at o _ -

ea

n urably. At the late election he aug

destination I rubbed my side thor

- went down to defeat decently and ho- trating eiie was soon noticeable

Nrade ln Canada- n ‘stly before a most unscrupulous com and I quicks' got relief. Nervlline I \..-- .

the Retail Merchant’s Association. ,

Messrs R. T. Holman, Limited, are

also offering prizes for similar com- petition.

We will sell at suction on Monday, vt-

Elm Ave. Containing 12 rooms, 6 on

8260-4-15MSti.12i. - 1

9481-4-29Mtf. li

_ unchallenged. Mr. Johnston and Mr.

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charge Twenty- tive centa.

A D au they could inform themselves in a

fo

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O Slrz- Mr. J_ J. Johnston is reported

in the Patriot newspaper oi 27th April

uc a e as having stated in reference to Pub-

llc Works: "ln the Cardigan District

_i thc utmost discrimination was shown.

He was running as a councillor and it -

May 8 at 12 o’ciock noon that splendid on the' Public Works in the Cardigan double tenement house situated on 141 District were property owners."

either side. All modern improvements donald called attention to a statement Terms at sale. in

BENJ. CARTER, Cardigan which he characterized as an

Auctioneer. "unblushing and deliberate falsehood,"

9553-5-4M1i. and Mr_ Johnston could not deny that

this was so. The above extract is an

“KITCHENER BOOTS for men the equally outrageous departure from

newest $5.00 line. ALLEY & C0. truth. There is not the slighest foun-

9481-5-29Mtf. datlon in fact for such s statement,

and it is rather surprising that the se-

“SEE ALLEY &. CO’S window the nior member for the Cardigan District,

$5.00 Kitchener Shoes for men. Mr. Dewar, wouldaliow such n glaring

egard to this matter. If not they should be ashamed of their ignorance.

w moments by looking up tho De- ortmontal Reports. As an instance oi’ the utter falsity of the' quotation

One cent per wora tlret lnaertloe ln this column, hall oent per It-,t ug refer to the only work of an_y

nord each continuation. Oaeh must aooompeny order. Minimum fwsequence ‘ming on in the district

ending “Lewis Bridge' there are

as strange that nil the men workinii

A few days ago Mr. John A. Mac-

the House by the junior member for

bel against his late colleague to pass

ewar are both aware of the facts in

ring election time, and what do wc nd? in appendix 7 page 90 oi’ the rovlncial Au1litor's Report, umlcr the

insinuation, boodie and booze, but has ness"

“R never been heard to squeal about it, Any so* oi’ a cold can be quickly

° zx d it ill becomes those who won by broken up with Nervlline which is a

such means to sling mud at him now marvel for reducing inflammation, for Phone 111

from behind the sheltering walls of the F61 Parliament Building. ch

loving congestion in the throat and

est, for curing stitch in the side,

I am, Sir, etc.. lumbsgo, neurnlgla, sclatlc or rheum-5

COUNCIL EI_EcTOR_ atism. Nothing more soothing

or

Cnrdiga 1. powerful. The 50c large family size C L & I _ ia! O

is

Slz

the most economical Small tr s 25c at dealers everywhere.

St. John A

LIME

hiy three times. The warm pene: l

L .

~ _ __ A pslgn of slander, misrepresentation, consider saved me from a serious ill-

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Your Liver ° is Clogged up

Tlsafe Why You're Tired-Out of Serta-Have No CARTEWS Ll

EHVER l’lLln;3

ia a 'PW 4° hen' tiny.

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THE ACADIAN A l

58039

Enrolment No.19

The Standard Bred and Registered Horse the ACADIAN, _%$o3¥,

cmpie, Travellers Rest, Monday May Ist for Leonard Scl'iurman’s

p||_|,5_ Bcdcquc, at noon; thence to Alex. Audcrsou’s- Fernwood, over night.

gill make the season of 1916 as follows :-Leave the stables of _ _

(Tuesday May 2) to \Vm. Noourufs, Albzluy, noon, thence to ].\V. H0\v-

hmm' Hignpmnlsié uuduh z1tt`s, Cape Traverse, over night. (\Vcdncsduy May 3) to Jabez Len’s,

“ML m_|_ gm Nm gnu, pug; Victoria, at noon; thence at or near _l. llradlcy's, Kelly’»s Cross, over night

Genuine-n... signs... (

Thursday May 4th) to George Dcztcon’s, North Vi/iltsliirc, at noon;

th) to 1<`r;u\|< Auclrcws. New <_}l1isgow,at noon; thence to james

_ tlicucc to \V:1tsou S\uith's, \\'hcailey River, ovcr night. (Friday May

A ¢ Z : t l;tc\vari’s, Buy Vic\v, ovcr night. (Saturday Ma 6th t0 David C0lc's,

_ y ) Clifton, nt noon ; tllcucc to thc sinblcs of W. 'l`. Scmple, Traveller's Rest, l\vl]1_cr¢ hc will rcuuliu until Noiuliiy, ;\Iz1y 15th, \vhcu hc will proceed as >c orc.

'l`l1c .'\(`:\Dl';\N is _‘=ircr_l by Sziblcion, 26972 (2.2_l%),Sir¢ of

(§wc1i|iic(.:.2.',‘-_{) l\lcl\':\ (2.25), l\lzIbcl (2.25) Sablctou is by Sable

- \\ ilkcs, 8100 (2.18) sire of 50, including Teddy licnr (2.o5); Laurctta

\

AGENTS WANTED- THRILLING

9311 4~19M12i

ames oi twenty three pcrsous who eriormed labor. and only eleven of icse, or loss than half the number

stories of the Great War Large, F profusely illustrated, only $100 Men and women working spare time ordering in hundred lots Quick

snappy seller Great money maker i__ Sample free Winston. Limited,»

Toronto 9374-4 21 M81

Agents Wan

AGENTS - MEN on woMEN _

OR SALE- MANURE SPREABER, new last spring Perfect condition

Apply to Parker Ii0m;é6W1l1Bl0e Canadian Government Railways

931_1sM1:-xi

on sAi.e - Amt-:oA|_ss, Pao:

V ...ss

greed, both sexes, a few male pup

pies, dogs with character and per sonality Airedale Kennels, Box

dwelling house. barns. Apply John

Chappell, East Royalty

Change of Time

E, I liarrow, spike harrow_ plow, roller,

mas Easton of Hampshire to sell by .1 Auction on his premises Saturday '. May 0th commencing at 1 o"clock p. (’ m., one horse two fat cattle, two milk I cows one hciier, 25 Plymouth Rock hens; 100 bushels pointocs; 100 bus-

buslicls mixed grain. A quantity oi' l

ako, grain-seeder, disc Harrow, spring tl

World’s Greatest War,” beating

all selling records' sample book

218, Lunenburg, N. S.

d C

ommenolng Monday, May 8th, trains

WANTED--A MAID. GOOD WAGE8

tree- experience unnecessary; make F forty dollars weekly. ' War Book,

Publishers, Brantford, Ontario. 181 I

9320-4-19m .

AGENTS WANTED TO SELL FO»-tl “the old reliable Fonthill Nurseries. Vi/'e teach our men to sell; Experi- ence unnecessary; hlghest commis-I sions paid; handsome free equip- ment. Stone & Wellington, Toron- To Ont. 9493-5-1M&E till May 31st

ner of Longworth Ave and Cumber land Street consisting of three houe

9

‘fogggoitgugggg 10"' ln%gg7?5;tM"G6l Summersido 9.50. leave Summersldo

_&_._..._____i___ . 1 .1 t I 12.1' _ _, 1 Fon sA|.Ef- A.1o H.P_, IMPERIAL ¥2g',f}s’§f5_4§,a,§‘_ mf' P m “" V”

Marino Motor Reverse Gear and M°t°" Set °n angle Irons' making 9 <la`ilv at 3.45 m. arrivo Summerside :1:lH-{ l;¢;Vé9l£ixPtl::_1alé_1lk§;E'°’;og%°lf?l§? 7.00, leave Summersdo ng passenger B. Reid, 127 Sunnyside.

ll

F - _’* fl p

Fon sA|.e.-FARM, ao Acnes, New .1

1' ted

; _ ' - '-

u ' 1 _ ° ` .

1 ssos-5-1-Maip .Y

' on sA|.s.- A Pnopsn-rv oN con-

` to

8259-4~15Mtl.

Mrs. Goff, 54 Fitzroy St

9522-5-2-ME3l.

STOCK- 2 Horses, Z Mares, ti new-

ly calved Cows, 4 one-year-old Calves, 1 two~year-old Ox. 50 Hens.

IMPLEMENTS- 6-foot Frost and

Wood Mower, Massey Harris Binder, Manure S reade Hs Rake (new)

GIRL WANTED- FOR GENERAL

house, barn, coal shed, hen house, 8 fox ranch, also one acre of land situ- as mixed train 9.00 n. m., arrive ated in the residential part of the Charlottetown 11_40 a_ m_

town. Apply to, Mrs. Andrew Graves, Alberton. 9515-5-2-M4ipd.

housework. Apply Mrs. Leonard

OR SALE-LARGE HOUSE AND

Help Wanted-Female ` Fon sAi.E-A noon nwE|.|.|NG deny at 5.45 a. m.,arr1vs summcrsids

_ 1

F

Gr_snt,`1§7 _Kent_St. Q99-4-1-Mti. ANTEI5-A MAID FOR GENERAL

. 0460-4-29mtt.

P T. Y » _

Gln. Tl‘ilckWa Oli Gan Plow Sin- FREE INSTRUCTIONS IN SURGI-

U 5| 8 »

go_.Plow, Disc Harrows, Sprlngtooth

arrows, set iron Harrows. 2 Siugio

,Wood Slsighs. set Bob Bleighs, Pung Bieighs. Jnunt» lnl Sleigh, Single wagon. Buggy. 2 lot! Single Harness, set Double liar- nell, set Warren Scales, Sprayer. 4 I.. p., Gasoline Engine, Grain Crusher,

gilrnlp Pulper. Hay Fork. Chatham

tor. Cream Separator, Barrel

W

cal and Obstotrical Nursing, with small salary. for young women. 21 to 35 years of age, furnishing proper reference For further details up ply to Miss C B Steinmoiz, Phila Iieiphis Lying in I-lospitsl 126 N 11th St Philadelphia Ps

9464-4 29M6ipd

7 _ For Sale

Cham. Also a quantity of Hay, Oats ~

and Wheat.

HOUSEHOLD FURN['[‘URE__. pm-. EGGS FOR HATCHING FROM BRED

lor Suite, Dining Table and Chairs. Sewing Machine, Base Bumer (almost _aew,),_3 Stoves. Chamber Set, 4 Bing- Ha.Beds, Spring. and numerous other

articles. - Fon sA|.EZ's'\T|vTni€n`nzsTo`ENc€ ~ Totals made known at solo. at Southport, one acre of isnd, in con-

W. D. WHITEHEAD, ncction, house has 13 rooms and barn

Clinton

housework. Apply 313 Euston St. l

in Charlottetown. also 5 furnished rooms to rent for summer months

9518-5-2-Mtf. I

have it nice rcsidcucc with all mo- l rleru impluvcmcnts in good locality, will sell nt n bargain A 'Plcknrd

' Help Wnni9ed_Malo

man for delivery team. Must be of good character and habits. Also m several smart iris for work in laun-

good buildings with 3 acres of land §l;)al]f\58-00 D- ID.. arrive Cllurlottetown

_ p. m.

suitable for light housekeeping 5 Ilrso daily at 7.00 a. m.,arrivc Emer- minutes walk from salt water. Ap- aid 7.50 a. m., Charlottetown 10.20, ply 71 McGill Ave. returning will leave daily Charlotte-

DwE|_|_|NG HOUSEFOR SA|_E__wE 3.30 D. III. ICHVC Sl|lllmGl'SlIl0 4.50 D.

Travorsn 7.25 p. ui.. on|Tucs<Invp and

5 & ilu., Coal llcnlcrs, Charlottetown. ‘lHl’5~ Th\ll'SdHl's 81111 FUIIHYS Ill 9-50

9509-5-2~Ml.f. D -

’l‘trx;ve(a)|;)se on 'I‘uesr:aysEnnd Saturdays

7---------~ H - 1>~m-.nrrve 1118.35 . w N1'Eo_sMAn'r s'rnoNo vouNo mu ,,,t,,,.,,,ng Wm ,eav:‘§’;emm 85:;

D.

will run as foilowsz- WEST:

Passenger train will leave Charlot- town daily at 7.35 a.. m., arrive Sum-

Mixcd iran will leave Charlottetown

train 8.10 p. m., arrive Tignish 11.15

p. m.

Passenger train will leave Tignish

.45 8- Ill.. leave Summerside

Mixed train will leave Ti nisli d l

8 Hi y

12.00 noon arrive Summerside 5.05 p. tn., leave Summcrslde as passenger

Mixed train will ieavo Cape Trav-

own 11.50 u. m., arrive Summcrside

u., arrive Enlerultl 6.15 p. ru. Capo

nturdays, nml on Mondays, Wednes-

m. Passenger train will leave ‘Capo

"1-, arrive Cape Traverse 9.30 p.

driving harness and numerous other

Auctioneer. l

9494-5-111151. ,_

“MEN'S BOOTS.-- The best $5.00

made. Sec tho Kitchener Shoes at

l. ,

(2.08%) :uul 'l`rilby~ Direct (2.08%). Sable \Vilkcs is by Guy Wilkes,

I have been instructed by Mrs. Th0~ 2867 (2.15%) sire of 93 including Fred Kolci, (2.07%), Hulda (2.08%),

ml the clams of 110 including Dcuervo (2.06%), Solana Boy (2.07).

uy Wilkes is by (leo. \\"ilk-cs 519 (2.22), sire of 83 and the dams of

10, (Seo. \\`ili<cs is bv llmiiblctoxiiaii 10.

'l`hc .»\C.-\l_)l.'\N"S dam is Nellie Bird by Nelson, 4209 (2.09), sire

_ _ , i'62 iuclutliuf .\lcrrill (2.10%) ‘Lal N ls 2 % Ed d

ni 1,201. 1 <1 h t, .ao 9 , ,_S 1 - ‘Y C 011 (-~_14 ). 1111111 e 8 on S “sue S See W ea 2.16’/_~1). ilu- daughters of Nelson have produced thirty in the Stau- hay and straw; Massey-Harris binder, dard list. Nelson is by Young Rolfe, 3517 (2_21’/4 ), sire of nine and the (good as new): hey mower. wheel dams oi twelve. Young Rolfe by Tom Rolfe, 306,, sire of seven and

ic <l;_uus of ihrcc. lom`Roli'c is by .‘\r;1ius_ The AC/\Dl.»\N’S g'raml

cart, truck-wngon,drlving sleigh, mam ilfuu is .\l:i_v §,)uccu by hnrly Bird (2.10) sirc ol' six including Early sleigh. cart harness. team harness bird jr. (2.11%), iiylic Bird (2.12y_.).-Early Bird is by _lay Bird sire amc1es_ Of _I43 by (100. \\'1ll<.Cs 519. .\lay Qucen's dam is ]uanita by_M_ay

JQHN STEWART | l' ruicc; grand dnm Maud \V.» by Von Moltkc, 4195.

Tile nbovc routc will bc continued throughout thc season, health

ml \\'c:\tl1cr pt-i'n1iiiiu_r". .\l:u'<.-S :il o\vucr's risk. -

p ` pu. w. 0. Cuuuci-1, owner For icruls, cuz, apply in \\'. 'l`_ Sculplc.

ALLEY & CO' 9431'4'29Mlf-` 9485-4-29-M.\`ii.il1cu iwf 21110.

\

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Generous ffer

_1-Q__

Young Farmers

.I

to lay B. P. Rocks. White Orping- tons and the Belgium Compine-the Egg Wonders. Dr. J. Y. Mclfadyen, 'I‘ignis’h. 9539-5-3-M8ipd.

rsctlcally new. Wlli be sold at a'

~ - D

w..o. Mecouessv.AutImwer. nnrgain. Apply to Georg.. Chappelle.

lil!!-4-tiniihtusi. smitnport. ° 9470-4-zomei ’

MGNUMENTS

In f Granite

In our show room 11

attention will

Block. We have a large number of finished Monu- ments which the public are _ invited to inspect.

write jbeiore purchasing..

set in all cemeteries "

[_ 9.>2i-5- - . wAN'r£o-svn wi-|o|.ssALE oiof

cery house. a traveller for country ; 1 . _ _ ' work. Apply by leilcr to I’. 0. Box, ng wav? qourjs L25 p`m" arrive 174, Charlottetown. 5_5() p_ m_

____ £481-4-29-Mrsipa.

AN'reo- A1' oNcE A 6650 daily 5.30 fl. m.,srr1ve souris 6.25 A.- atrong msn to work on isrm one who can manage horses Apply

H. It. Mosse, Kensington. returning leave Charlottetown 3.00 p.

dry. Apply 134 Kent Street.

I’

2 M31 pd

9450-4-27-M5l.

_ _l 1

vi*"‘°%£

and Marble

7 Kent St. Revere Hotel

To Let

'ro LE - A 7 nooIvi'T-Ie‘U'sET/Fi

lights and bath. Apply 25 Elm Avo. town daily 6.40 n. m., arrive Mt,

T0 LET-Ilouso and shops. Apply

232 Gt. George St. 8116-4-6-mtl

1 TEACHERS wA1gr_so_

WANTED-AT ONCE, TEACHER FOR

\" Bunbury school. Apply to Ham-

mond Kelly, Southport

9497-G-lM3i.

9549-5-3-M3l

begiven to lettering on

&CO

well.

Glhl

-for

may

dale.

for

Dill.

EAST.

Mixed train will leave Charlotte-

town dslly 6.50 a. m., arrive Mt, Sl-0W0I`l 3-40. Souris 11.15 n. rn. ro-

t Ste art 4.10 p. ni., Charlotte-

Passenger train will leave Elmira

m., lenvo Souris 6.40 arrive Mt. Ste- wart 8.35. Charlottetown 9.45 n. m.,

Ill.. aITivo Mt. Stewart 4.10. Souris 0.00 p. m., leave Sourls 6-.15 p.m., arrive Elmira 7.10 p. m.

Passenger train will leave George.

Stewart 8.35 n.m., connecting at Mt. Stewart with trains to Charlottetown, Sourls and Elmira; return- ini: mixed train leaves Mt. Stewart at 8.50 a. rn., gr. rlvo Georgetown 11.10 a. ni.

itiixed train leave Georgetown daily

1...0 pl m.. arrlvo Mt. Stewart 3.50 n. m., connecting with trains to Chor- lnttetown. Souris and Elmira. return. ing as passenger train, leave Mt. Stew- nrt ni 4.15 p. m., ur:"'-x Georgetown 6.00 p. ln. _ _

SOUTH

Mixed train will leave Murray Han

dsily except Saturday and Sun- 6.30 s. m.. arrive Charlottetown s. m.. returning will leave Chan

£10 p. m., arrive Murray

1 New Siege'

Brain. and Muscle Needed in this Imporran

‘ Branch of -the Service _ '

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Oilice. Market Building,

Battery Requires Still ~ More Men _ I ‘

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Prince Edward Island Farmers Have Both

-Talteladvantage of ~ the ‘Government Offer which A

.allows recruits to enlist now and 'go back to the farm during the plowing and seeding season with full pay and free transportation-both ways. \

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