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ENcE sv sI.ow DEanEEs AND As NATun-

ALLY AS THE SEVERING OF THE RIPE FRUIT

_ _ FROM THE PARENT TREE."

alliariro with the Nutloualists. We do not desire to I.|é THERE A A

wrong any man. or unnecessarily to upset the faith ol WOULD NOT HAic|_ NA1l_)IAN ANYWHERE WHO

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any ninn III his leader. But .when Union G0ve__nm_m_ we w.°u__-D RE DEPMJIEJO; THE DAY WHEN

_ hm __ -- __ __ _ D F THE sEIIvIcEs

,Inpporters are c e with deserting the old Chief. and 9|: 53|-"SH NPLOMAGVT,

when faith in the "old Chief" is counted more In nm

opinion of blind paltlzuns than the future of Caliadn, of the I:lInI>Il‘0- Of ,U10_W0l‘Id. and of civilization, it is time

for us to review the past and in the light thereof t d I

for lilo I'\\,lure. _ ` 0.Ju<§. preference to an English Bhmmg' ' ~ ' I WAVE

AGAIN AND AGAIN REPEATED TI-IAT THE G0AL_oI= Mv AsI=InATIoN Is THE INDEPEND-

ENcE or-° cAN_ADA. To sEE'cANADA AN INDE- PENDENT NAT|oN IN DUE counsE or TIME."

Home of the champions of Sir Wilfrid Laurier fo,-‘__

Prcrniorsbip are protesting that his critics Inalign him

when they Hill' that ho is II Nationalist or that he in in

_ "l am_resdy any day, whether l'lm charged

with annexation or not to take a Ynnxee dollar In

51|' IVUIVIIII It Il Nlnlillcd. in one of the most wlnsome.

Inurtcoiis. kindly~h`oarted' gentlemen of the old school ii.

public life in the world today. His urbanlty and gmcgom.

Ilnss attract almost everyone to him personally. A| ¢

Ipcech-maker he is the Rosebery of Canada, and ltoeebery

is known as. tha Empire’s orstol'_ But when we hay.. “ld

Ibnt, -we have said about all 'there is to any ,bon 3,,

Wilfrid Laurier from the point of view of British imperial

slutcsmanshlp.

WIIGIIIMF- Lucien Cannon, ofllcial Liberal candidate

for Parliament in the Dorchester by-election startled tho

world by boldly admitting that his antl.B|-nigh ,ta¢e.,,,ems

were spoken “IN THE NAME OF LAURIER," he merely sddod another chapter to his leaders 'record of hostility Io Britain. which years III ofiice had somewhat modinm

in letter if not in spirit. -

The Laurier vrhozon Lucien LIannon`s own confusion

inspired the expressions of British hate in Dorchester is

the annie Laurier who made the following declarations:

"T 1"” ‘S 11°* U10 Way we nolltlcisrls or the rap.

iucau school look at the matter; when any change WIIHISUUVGI' IH Proposed in our political or social

Institutions. we do not look to see whether this ~

cliunge will be of use to the English Colonies .or UM- V to any other neighbor; WE THINK ONLY OF

LOWER CANADA AND THE FRENCH RACE."

*Speech in opposition to Confederation

"WEMDO NOT. CARE A FIIG FOR THE ENG-

LISH COLONIES, NOVA SCOTIA, NEW BRUNS~

\V|CK, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, NEWFOUND~

LAND." -

"WE HAVE NOTHING IN COMMON WITH

V _ ---Speech in opposition to Uonfederation

“IF HE HAD BEEN ON 'THE BANKS OF THE

SASKATCHEWAN WHEN TH`E REBELLION BROKE OUT HE WOULD HAVE TAKEN UP

ARMS AGAINST TI-IE GOVERNMENT."

"THE ONLY TIE THAT BINOS CANADA TO `

THE MOTHER COUNTRY I5 A SENTIMENT or AI=I=Ec'rIoN. aut IIIII dspésaense win not

always- last. Even now Canada and England' have very different interests, and a day will come-nec

essarill'-jwhen-they will have to part."

Delivered ill Boston in 1891.

“I HOLD OUT TO MY FELLOW COUNTRY-

MEN THE IDEA OF INDEPENDENCE, but When~

ever the day comes, it must come by the consent

of both countries, and we shall continue to keep

I AND THis-Is THE MAN wHo sEEI<s To es IvIADE_M time Schools the child is o

PRIME MINISTER OF _CANADA, ENTRUSTED WITH

THE DESTINIES OF THE DOMINION WHEN THE .

' tion. with the sclreoule time table ami try-the theory of flight. design. and

the good' feeling and good-will of the motherlsnd. If we are true to our record we will again exhibit to the world the unique, the unprecedented ex-

ample of a nation. ACHIEVING ITS INDEPEND-

EMPIRE I8 BATTLING FOR ITB LIFE.

' ' ` ’ able food, properly treated and cared dustry of to-morrow,

I for if' ill. and-what is perhaps Ilmst A good knowledge ol' woodi and

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them. tiny tote, white-faced heavy- training in draugiltluanshlp in de-

el S u e S eyed, listiess, trudging to school-00 iirable. instruction In a" tiles-I: sub-

iell law IIIPOIIEII having been kept up 1-mls is to be obtail-.el in I»lnI.».; onv

. till 10 and 11' o'clock at night. Whcn town or city

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" This is our No. 22 Gentleman’s Driver, the 1918 model is a Beauty. Stylish

and Comfortable, g _ _ - ._

We carry a full line of Slerghs, built expressly for ourroads, and everything

needed for Winter Driving including Fur Robes. Sleigh Bells, Harness and Horse

Blankets. ' _

Lowest Prices for Cash on easy terms.

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Not aiI'th8 eloquence ol' Sir \\'iIfrid air otiers u very saI.isl’ar-toI'\' rwllrlioili.

Laurier. not all hir- promise.. to Il., For bv me. “___ __h0__S_m_l__ ___ ________ _Un everything in the future that he lei; du, ___ ___ ___ ___ “___” __ _ 'undone during the years when he had 5 8 w` B gd " “ul ""5 ,fun ¢_Dpm.¢_“nny_ should Dawg me comfortable livelilloode. but really big ons clear I-ssue thai confronts West incomes in the yt-urs to come site- und East alike-the carrying on_ oi' the 'wniq _the wa.r and the support oi' the' mon; 1,. I .,_._ ., _`, , , _ ___ the f__on___ More _________gh___C__war___ .I.Iop.a_nL. in 19.5 art. ;,oIn|._ _ro b _mm some 0|. his _,oH0wm__ would have very much what motolcars ucle in him \,e_ 31,- “_/i|f|-Id hug. “mae Clem. 1900-the rich man's hobby: and thu that the operation of the Military Ser- nrrriplaue industry in its many

' -Speech ,delivered in Parliament in 1802 _;;;cew;.‘; r:;;):,¥;]‘e,;:ed'k;~‘i\,,itn]}l:;:d5.‘;§:,1f\;,p‘Lt bunches Divers splendid Oppormnn'

. ;_c___o_, vo___m____y___ec__umng would hm ies for the right sort of boy who is

_ any real results pending u referendu lon the draft, principle, no one can ,,~;r_\lhe keen and expert bu-silless life oi.

lI_0\;SIy I1l‘l§\=I_S_- l2_0|B_{'_» gf|l1y._iilid more say. ten years hence. _

Nw W0" 8 Ill B y' claracterizc . _ . ~ . .._ ..

_his war policy. The allgnmea|_ with hmm peoph' 1_(_)da} im) l_UH/A( :mm by Bourasm _and the D__r___,.__ _"__ t c enormous advance that has bl-on 'cu pact wltll the antl~war elements ltlln community must surely give pause three years. Air trannspori is at the

\f;_v“llI_ihreti_-_blotqdetrl Cnl:adian_, lioivevernlomcllt u real commercial possibil- tI"p e Ira! 0 par y slit iowevcr -1. 1, - 1. ..‘»|. ___ _ _

-Speech delivered in Parliament In 1802. *_‘__V;`;|n§_S%‘_e ‘M 0\lI€i`l'»\Ill` I3' on “amd ix hwnce (N U Lol"

“Th°"° il "0 IMHICG to Canada. and although we | The Cllrll-.‘iuII Science Monitor' (Bo

may be willing to contribute troops I DO NOT 'lo'll])..C0u-u.nCm.S "pm th0.t-uct that uw worm' is now direcmd 1" h"pr°"l"g

SEE Ho _ _ I ,III,lul rc._.I.I-.. .Ilh.o-st exiiausts words wa,~_ Insyead of pca,_.e_ ma»ch||w-5__ N0

W WE CAN DO SO." _In portraying the righteousness of thc one mm an knowlcdge of prce'°nt

__ allied cause. and in ilislsting ou th " ` 5 "` '

Interview “mb T°r°m° GI°b° d°C“n|“8 '-0 WWI! inevitahility’of lilo present worl

troops to South Africa ' isgrulggle, "Few men, III Canaria, or out H0019 Of IYDGS of slow. safc. lrtavl'

HAS SIR WILFRID LAURIER LCST Sl_GH1' oF_2e___ta__§;;‘f]¢§_edou_itu_:_»;at_t_el.__E_’_l::~__&I:s__;IioIt weight carrying, aeroplnues could be

til dl ti , h 'l ..

wHAT HE oNcE DEcI.AnED To eE "THE-eoAI. or N‘,,§‘_,____'.f°S“‘;_';,,;,d° §;’,°,',‘_’_,"_{'_;'__';‘§___‘§___‘:“°'f me uenIsIII1s of war to cI»IIsI».

MY ASPIRATION7" ` V \ndvc-cat“<'sNior dealing with the_orn~

T . __ ergency. ow there ls no _longer any transport-tile Inolordorry or van oi brown out of office after another effort to bind the I-ooni In the politics; me 0, any ,,0\,,,_;_h___ ___h._a_.m,es me sporting new

D0l11IllI0n by commercial ties to the United States be be- tlryimr mmf” wogusi Thu", “W ““5‘*‘““` plane will br- bore .lust as thc mv

y u the mont o the humblcst ci - ' '° "

came more bitterly resolved and. more openly active in zen. and_the'y are quite intolerable `

his war on the British connection. When the BordeII|;;;`li“g.l"°n' we who clams M be . ‘ er. ‘

Government, aware of grave danger threatening the Em»'__ _-' _ _ . _ _ __ .

_ . rons ._ _- \ _'

sire from Germany. and srter consultation with the AII- fri. nnllqpafry-S. u~f§i:g0°b°e

mirnlty offered Un- C ,H d \v rom ye will serve" ir. the' s'ol=mn -

_h ee ana an readnougms tn mcmmg call to gnc-h_ And no fan|i1im|ing_ gow, than were ever made by the piolrecrs'

9 °“°°UV€ UHVHI f0\”0Bs of the Empire. Laurier engaged ever justiilsble,w ith the old Borden of the motorvr-ur iud\nsry_ :=n_\~s thc

In 3 struggle which ever can di _H _ Government or the new Union Govern- London Dajqv Man

y a M' w (ms 'eme"‘\’°".IneIIi_ can altar the fur-I that rr vo ` `

' HE fc- - _'I t 'lil ri' ,' -

scoI=I=Eo AT THE AnMInA_LTv MEMDIIAND. Y5‘“‘ ’“ *‘ "0" “.8” “W” "‘ “‘;_§_,,,a. by ,_.,,c,,u,.,,mg in his my an _

,in`ilrtere'st in acrouautics he is lcudllig g__'__L __ _ _ _

HE mD|cULED THE ‘DEA OF AN EMERGENCY our gates. To saythis-andit is hare him on to an early grave, Plyiiu., ° ' said in all seberness-it is not

HE FOUGHT TH -. .. . <, _ _

EVE E NAVAL Am mu' THR°UGf'_?T°?_{f _ug_f_{;§:‘lF(;b_;?_§Zl'i°“b"gTl26;f_§;3 because mar-liines are flown that are

RY STAGE IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. pa,-ty could not farther go than this. designed for speed. .ln0bili.'ty. and

HE CALLED HIIS PARTISAN MAJORITY IN TI-IE |`ll=\I \`a.n'a<liaI\s, boasting ihemgel\~@._ swift manoeuv-rr. the essentials of a

to iw British sub ects should' n

crisis is to serve the ends of the c amy overseas _and -the traitor will

sENATE To_I<II_I. IT. . __ _- ` ` J ' _

HE ENcounAeED eEnIvIANv ILlggigiillluclfgilowIIBfI`;lal:;l~ For lam um” ar” a‘"'°pl"“e'* H' "W for "um"

' ‘ e I Cell 01'- .

. ‘ ' ‘ d navy

H F _ don and Laurier as wartime lc' ii., mg 'mms m' the "fm" ‘Ln ‘

E ORCED THE ADMDRALTV To SUPPLV THE Wt between Borden and Botti'-a.s‘sf|a(L “'hIl‘I1 “V0 ilu bill. "l00| P\‘00i *Ilia

ADDITIONAL sHII=s wHIcH cANADA wAs To H.AvE '

THE ENGLISH COLONIES." GIVEN. ' .

*Lok .til i’ . :- ; .__

_ _ 0 &i,»lll\ 'I nur ers record Opposed (oufedtra _ FAMOUS BELGIAN

I0". erltlorsed the rebellion of Riel; was n party to the AVIATOR DFIOWN

annexatlonlst commercial union policy of 1801; advocated "

_separation from Britain in the United States in 1891 and of one of Bc-lglaun1‘s most famous a

_In Parliament in 1892; attelllpted to block Canada`s nss,,._t_ "_;_0I's_ i’ie_r_'_re_ §3r_;1um._l‘\_f_l-S I‘9D0l'f€lI I0- fatal at-cidents; thcrc must, always

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~~Speech In defence of the rebel Louis ltiel. alice to the Empire during the South 'African War; oppos- slain legatig; lflgslxag r‘l2I%ow(IIc§dlew§2I be nsks' and the “SM 0( me an will

. . _ _ his ,,m,_.h|ue ye" into uf, __ _ ~ ___ 'f_ not .he Ili.-'proportioliaie when once eu any naval aId_in 1902 and 1907. his naval Policy of 1!Il0_ ter _.mug mr ___ patrol _-iiglrid ‘“;;_,___?“_l S(_|em.e and C,-an sm tI,,,,,,,.eIv.._S ¢0_

was a separatist policy; his naval opposition of 1912 wus; Irnown as “The Bamlbino Baby"

a. deliberate attempt to break away from the Empire; he' _ ~ - -

and had bee-u flying three vears.

refused to cooperate with Sir Robert Borden in appealing `

for recruits; hampered the Governments prosecution of " THE NURSEIRV SCHOOL

_ _ the war by petty. carping criticism; endorsed' an anti-

*-Spccch advocating Canadian independence. British, antilwar candidate in Dorchester ‘to embarrass thc A new departure, which crc-.Iles an- each man who fllcs there must hc

_‘administration and enfeeblo Cansda's war eIIort_ und lin Ulhef SDI10l'@ Of nS€'f\1IlwSS for gil' - ' ’ ' ` “um and worst of ML oppowd the Military Service A__,__ Looking for profesions.is the nurse _

favored German ______M “ vo_°__._ ‘nd _S p__epa__e__ _o<school. 'I`he_se schools are to take mcn who work eu the ground will hc

the 1111102 Of infants’ schools._aud are the mrn who make the money, tho

abandon the boys at the front if the slackers and their almadv proving moot sucL_____S_____ ffialldi My 80. Inlany of the large cities. in England. it. \

' What shall I do with uly bo_v","‘ thc,

1: given the training now to flf. him for

of made in'-oerouautir-s in the past

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merclal fact because every resource

5 and evcry eticct In thc acroplanl-

;_day acrouautics would deny that a

i“,pl‘oduced in three months' time were lc

But even bel'-orc the aeroplane

_:ig ing Illotionpar wap ,the rich mau“s_ H sport in 1014, so lhc sporting acro-

iplane will be his sport within eight-‘

lt I" "U1 1* C1101” 01' Pfmiei ‘hal <'Ul\' een mouths of the cud of the war,

‘_‘L_ and the pioneers of this fad of the ‘H future will make even bigger profits

t.” ’l`lle careful father' need not fear

“e"' in “rar-tilne is fraught. with danger

Ow fighting machine-_ lint even today

*°"_`_`”*”“ dent will cause to ‘crash Atci

dents will happen to cvcrv whltlc A burst tire- ou at swiftly moving

D motor-car. u. broken axle on an ex-

u';AsIIlNG”r0N, Der-_ Ir.-The .learn i"*>*"‘ i"“‘“ ‘L f“““*` ""‘"‘°` i" ”

vi. “push” bicycle even will lead to

' chines which nothing but sheer' Iicci

OI the task nf making safe flying Inu-

hrs squadron. was only 20 years old L_mn,,S_ _

And just as c\'c'r_v man in thc.

A motor-car industry not n racing

driver. so evcry man in the acro- planc industry will not be a pilot; for

ls, scores uho viill unrlr on thc ground

I-_\/_ to prepare his machine for him. The

in men who fly mostly tlioso who sperm

nly| Aeroplane manufacture entails a

SIVGII the IBSSOIIS Suitable to hs ye'\r~.= vast variety of knowledge, und bc~ amd the old severe course of instruc- fore tho higher grades oi' the indus-

all the.red tape of' the former inI'ant,tlre runny complicated scientific and

edncaloln of these little ones. They simpler knowledge is essential to thc will be fed at regular hours on suit-‘youth who would succeed in the in

valuable-made to rest in the alter metals niu~t be ,allud _ noon. Children of the working classes thorough grounding In thc theory So often su_f’l`er because they do not and practice of-tho p'.-trol crigine- get enough sleep How often wr see particularly the aero-cne,iue--and u

are mothers going to learn the wie. Let the my begin his corccr at dom of putting their babies to bed once; there will iw Ihilc tnnI». to eerily? hese schools are for child- waste when peace does como. and ren of two and a half or three years, -he demand :"=r suitable men to carry to five, when they will be compelled on in pcnrc ~?ic lf; ucri-sl lIIdIi.f-tries to attend the ordinary scllodls. For born in war will 112 gl-II'

mothers who work in muaition fuc-

torles. or ally other necessary ov.-cu-I ___~___~_.~__.._.Y

petion occasioned by conditions of the

war. it is' a real boon to have such It The Mysterious “W|iI'Ies" school where' she feels- her child is as --- _ well cared for as at home. and in During the sIIIIImI»r or tins an cn- many cases very much better. Girls on-1,, nge-nt trying to tap the wires entering colleges for training in uurs- pn 'England might have been n\ys.ti~ ery schools will IIHUBIIY DIR Ill B UV0 fled to pick up some such messages years’ course. 'Filer will not only as: “Twelve Willie-II reach you to-' learn how to teach the children. but day" or “Send -tails' for six fenuI,los."

the dlttle ones need. detect signs of guimpie fm- my telephone and ob.

Slllwble f00dS f°l` YUUUS Children “fe ship' completed, though equally male

vrove Iwi only Iawrestins. but-valw so-.soI--eventIIa1Iy the type adopted

devotes. her life to teaching. So many er ,hey gave me mdiicfong. impression §Il'lB l11I\l‘I‘Y Will! n0 KHOWIGUDH 01 111°- of being child and parent of a mon~

hood. Were these matter of study T118 A-Big willing" were also soma- made comnlllwfv b°ll°r° m0\'fi08° what unbloioglcaliy classified as Iuaiel. V211' much suffering and IHBIIY “W9 and females, according to thier arm- mlsht be M1190- Il ii" 059011'-IRI that ament. incidentally to help to conceal 0 téacher In 111650 \\\1f9°\'Y \’»¢\1°°l“_`tIre des-tlnation of the Tanks at the should have a. love for children. and ,tags when any illusion as to their be able, for the time being. I0 'DU'-_purpose was precluded, they were herself in the place of the chfId'9 painted with the inscription "With

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and foremost, will come the physical bcgn, thorough groundwork oi'

to make all such small garments :Is` I-W||“.>_" a pet cognomeu adopted ur.

lil-health, faulty nutrition, or latent “Ming me use of a Lode for 1919. 01801189. T110 ¢°\U`50 “U0 1110111595 grams, was-I suggested by the fact ¢00k9I`v |eS€0UB» IH WIXICII U19 111055 rtdtat the first experinrcntai |LalId-

Stlldlcll and -i>l'€D°"¢d~ volent, was smaller and less power-

Thls course of instruction must fm fm. evil than my Immmirme Eng.

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all. 'l`irf-_\' contain ulisolxrtely no ical essence; tlic-y are like stones in fruit. adding to the weight and price. but you cannot digest them. '

`TOBIN’S RAKWANA TEA

it- gI»<_IIi IIIII-oil:-'I-_ il is front carefully selected Icnvcs froin wlIiI:h Ifho stalks llnvc been Iextracit-d. "I`h1It is wily ii is sn richly Iinvnrcil, so licnltllflii and more ccolloiuicul than most tczts. il is all teu..tl\c good part of the tea ical' wlllluut thc bad. w;IsI.¢»t`I|l pzIrt.~'. ~

The prL>1l\l<~t of the <1-.lcliI':It'~Ii Rakwana Te; Estate in .(`I~_vlon

and Behali Tea Estate in india luis for lnauy _re-.Irs br-oil I-ontrnllcd

III... ron. & co., Halas., canada

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"l`h»~ llnrc stallcmclit that we have occ" in Illrsiiicss 'ncdrl_\‘ 'ou`c

liundrcd _\'oaI'5 nlt‘.l'r‘ly says that wc nm a vvry nltl firm, but tiicrc is :I grunt sllzllllit-allrre in lim fact that .Iohn ’I`obill & (`o.. arc today’ one of tho most pr`ogI'c.~esivo wiIIIl.:.~.oIc firms In Anlericd, and carry the lnosi. I-xtciisive raliirc ol' .~;t:IplI».. Ileav-_v :Ind fancy groceries in (`a\nI\Iln. The lending lilnllilfnclilrcrs in 1~}I|_::lalNi, l`uilcd States. I‘u- nzuin :Ind f‘.l.<f‘\\'hrrI~ are nlw-.I_»'.~I o:IgeI' to appoint us their disI|‘ibuliu;; tlgcllts. und wc have cx<:lus'ivn control 'II .\'ova Scotia for _

H. J. Heinz 57 .Varieties Delicatessen Frarice-American Pure Food Company. Cairn's Marmalades and Jams. Brands A. I. Sauccs. etc.

RIIey's Toffee. _ Wr:|ch‘s Grape_Juice and many other lines.

Our 'Fcu lllcnding Iicpartmcnt is criuippcd with must niodcrn Ina-

<~I|iucr_\'. and we also import the- choiccst Java, Mociia. Brazil and .lnnmira (`ol`i`ccs \\'l1i<~h vm roast onli' grind on our promisc.<_ Our own

llnrf :II roar oi' our stores pro\'idc:= ilcurilrlniotletlolis for lnousands

\\' ~ I. ol' pun(-hcoiis of iiiolnssvs which we import direct from Iiurharioes

_each year. I

JOHN TOBIN & C0.

Halifax, Fanada

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CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND ‘ ' _

TIME TABLE IN EFFECT MAY Zllt, 1917.

ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME

Trains outward-liead down Trains inward-|Iesfl nn.

Daily Daily llaily Daily Daily Daily I)I\IIy Exbnu l$x_Sun. l~1x.Sun. Ex.Sun. Ex.Sun_ Ex.SuII. Ex--Sun

P.M. l’.M. A.M. l’.M. P.M. A.M.. _ 4.00 12.15 Charlottetown Arr. 11.55 il.l0 10.20 5.20 1.48 llunter Itivor 10.46 1010 8.50 6.05 2.50 Emerald Jct. 10.00 0.40 7.40 7.45

0.50 3.30 Kensln gton 0.37 0.10 6.50 7.20 4.10 9.05 Arr. Summerslde Dept. 9.10 8.45 0.10

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8.50 12.20 Dep. Summer side Arr. 8.50 5.35 9.48 2.10 Perl. Hill 7.54 3.55

10.37 3.57 0'beary ~ 7.05 2.30 11.18 5.07 Alberton 6.19 1.17 11.55 0.05 Arr. Tignieh Dept. 5.45 12.15 _

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Dog.

Mon. Wed

Tues. Thur. & Tues. I Tues. __ _

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&r§.ld. rflu.& rf_kME.”A.i|, `§.i-.'3'i_{:§_‘_f_I 'Iso 9.45 9.45 usp. nmmla m.. AII. ass 'rss *T ' 'I 10 0 A r Cs e Travs rss Dep. 900 6.45

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Dall;

Iiix.Sun Ex.Sun. Ex.Sua. Ex.Bun. _

Inu. AIM. A.M. PM. ___ -_ 1"" 1.00 Don. Charlottetown Arr.10_IIo 0.10. --0 4.30 s.50 It stewart II.s0 4.30 1l"_".I_ N

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5.17 0.57 BL Peter! 8.00 n.00 0.20 11.80 Arr 'Bnlls Dop. 7.00 . 1.35

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4.57 9.27

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management of children, or any idea sm-,us md ev" hmm-1_ Hence "amp how to treat the diseases of child- 511y_ "Lime Wmiel' and "Big Wlllie."

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7.35_ _ __ Arr. __ __A_l_l_mlr2 Dep. 5.40

"'P.M. A.M. ' ` IMT" `"`

4.30 9.05 Dep. Ht. Stewart Arr. 8.50

5.10 10.15 ‘ < Cardigan 7.

5.40 10.55 'Montague 7.28 2.25 _ _ __A_rr. _ _._t}jlrgstowl- Den. 0.50 1.40 _ ‘ 'Sat 'Dall ` ' 'I " ' _M D'a'Ily"S¥£'

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I 3.10 3.10 Dep. Charlottetown Arr. 10.10 0.45 I L25 4.55 Vernon River 8.27 0.81

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