_~"_r__* _ Y ,THE ro_G __ ' _d i

TRADE AT IIOME

'_'_`_______.._-.-_-___-

John McLeod & Co

QUEEN STREET

CHAFKLOTTETOWN P. E. .I.

QUALITY MERCHANT TAILORS

Our midsummer suitings are of

the very finest quality wooll all

terials. Our make of clothed

my the most up-to-date to be has Cell and see and inspect them.

A careful selec tion of every line

Of J now she is entireTy well and telling

our stock.

We will be pleas

ed to have you call.

W0 N0 vein upnkeeroatyoerveniee.

JEWELER ‘ _

L

FLOUR

Made ll/ily one of our best

P. E. I. i I ie rs (Roller Process) from choice im ort- ed FIFE and MARSUIS 1 WHEAT.

_ We receive a fresh stock '

every few days, (we supply the wheat).

~ Only 6691118 per pound

(Sold in any quanity)

__ roiiniooa, ii 0 L Ln D 7 oA'i‘s, TABLE CoRNivisAL, 1. OATMEAL, G R A H A M ' ,_ rnouii, nvn FLo U ii. ,V iiucxwiiisiir r L o U ii OAT F L o U ii, BAHLEY

All fresh and. Sweet, and ` sold in any quaniil' af lowest prices in the City. Phone in your order. Orders filled and/

" sent promptly. ‘

oniieioooal

Phone 208 Flour & Feed `

-Xxe

5 i~`LoUR. _

HER DAUGHTER WAS SAVED FRIIM IIPERATIUNL

'I Mrs. Wells of Petersburg

Tells How.

`\ Petersburg, Ve.--"For two ears I my daughter suffered from s weainess

and pains in her right eldo; attimea she was so bad she could not do any work. ' For. two

ygars she was at-

ndod by the beat li slcIanahere,and

agreed that

she would have to be operated‘on. I

suggested ladle E. ‘Pin hnm'a agen.

ble Corngound and

i nt first s e refused to take it, but finally consented. From the very beglnnin it helped her, and

eve bod how much ood it has done ber?-Myrs.‘ W. D. VV?-:Li.,s, 226 Noni;

Adgms Street, lPetli:rsbui;{, Vs. '

ovary 'r W o su ers as Ml"

Wleillgididkorgirozi irregularities), palniful E I, DC IC 0, I BBC 8| fl fl sown pains, inflammation or ulceriagtieg would only give this famous root and herb remedy Q trial thzay would soell find relief from such su ering.

For :Kochi advice women are asked to

write e L dia E. Pinkham Medicine Oo Lynn, ess. The result of forty

rein

i.iR.DeVAIi’S FRENCH FILIS 31. as

(ulstisig Pill for Women. M a box or three for 10. d at all Drug Stores. or mailed to any ldrua on receipt oi price. Tna soosasi. Dane = u.. ES. 0msdhgs£nmdo.

` l‘il0'S'ifiioNoLroii”l0s*ii‘."0f..“~'~.;.°;

Vitality; for Nerve and Brain; increases "grey matte ';sTonic-will build you up. *S a uox,oa two for $5 at drug atnree, or by mai onrnceipt can-le; *hu scosau. Dans Co.. st. casharinq

Sold by Geo. lil. Hughes.

so

$1

I MAIL CONTRAC

SEALED TENDERS, addressed t Postmaster General, will be received

_ at Ottawa until noon, on Friday, the

29th August, 1019, for the conveyance of His Majcsty's iViail's, on it propos- cd Contract for four years 6 times per week on tho route Crapaud Rural Mail ltouto No. l. from the lst January next, _

A Printed notices containing further I information as to conditions of pro-

posed Contract may bo seen and blank

-_ forms of Tender may be obtained_at

the i’ost Oiliccs oi’ Crapaud and Hump- toii and at theoiiice of the Post Oiilce

1 inspector. f

JOHN F. WHEAR,

Post Oilico inspectors Office,

(lliarlottetown, 15th July 1919.

7072-7-1Gi\i\Ved3i.i

`

less. ». er. 40;;

" :i ff-:'.'g.~‘=’..';'-;'._= =

Mill oouiiinoi

Pioinssioiui. Ciiios

SEALED 'ri0NnEi7s, addressed in

thc Postmaster General, will be re- ceived at Ottawa until noon, on Fri-

ellie

CURATIVE TREATMENT by the from the lst January next. a

month in advance. Purdy St io Westchester Co., N. Y., U. S. A.

'HOURS 12 to 3 daily. NOW.

0032-5-20MtlllAng20pd.

day, the Ziltli August, 1919, forthe con veyaiice of His Majesty's Mails, on a. proposed Contract. for four years 24 times per work on the route St. Peter's Bay I'. O. and Railway Station

n Printed notices containing further

information as to conditions of propos- ed Contract may he seen and blank forms of Tender may he obtained at the Post Office of St. Peter's Bay and

7 at tho oillce oi the Post Oiilce inspect-

Dr. K. W. Mcliinnon

VETERNARY BURGEON Office, 130 Kent Street Opposite Morell Hotel Telephone 764

5900-5-23M3mos. f

or.

JOHN F. WHEAR, Post Ofiice Inspector.

Post Oillce lnspector'n Oiilce.

Cliiirlottetown, July 15th 1919.

7071-716MWcd3i.

D. STEYIIIRT. li. C.

Barrister, Solicitor und

Iiotur Public

Y Newaon Block, Charlottetown Branch Office, Georgetown Money to Loan on Real Estate

. _

Garage

Automobiles, Marine and Stationary Engines repaired Ford repairs and 990018117 Gll0\h1° and Cylinder Oil kept in stock 15 years experience

S. S. IIFSSIAII Barrister. Selloltor Notary Public, etc. MONEY TO LOAN

Montague. P. I. I.

.A

' iiA'l‘ does Japan want in

Dillllé' on ihe_ northern zirin of the

plncers, and by the taking of Kiao-' Chou pn the soutliorn arm. virtually'

"RSA Ulllillfv. and would at any time

0 ati£n:$;“1l;(1t§l;'}gEf?:;f:ggssgioavfg inn at his coiitciiipttioiis proposlti `

- 'nd sold I would do nothing of the 1,0w.hwicd Shoes.

broth i'.

“The Chinese delegates to the

Peace Conference left home with

volcnt secret,trcatles showing how

And 'subsequeiit proceedings inter- ested lliem no more.'

Leslie Campbell

"f~‘>~:->~:~:»:»¢~5~:~:~>¢-c»¢~c»+o-oeoeoeoi ' _ °` ` _ __ .... .._-_...._ I

\ .

'- ' g ‘ U W send oii for im i.

Cnina and ' Oil can be made pornianznily sol

Iapan .<_<§¥.¢_f`;T_ _

A

;.¢1-?~' ~' as-P.»..~..».¢»..-.ft/_»f~.r..~.,g.¢_,¢:.¢..4_;.¢,,>_ut',~ Y/'.1 Q' ll

, 1 N7"-W

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4

e

A lu-s only the most laud _ _ __

uric ilu-il.ro t help :i A"

\l=\f|' 2 :ist '_ fflilno says Japan /it

fi lI‘!'i=ll.' io zobble licr up, and opin- ' ' - ~ ~ ` F ` '

on ou this continent isrcuis to sum! gl . » r _ _ -iin tho Chinrne view. The Ottawa! gl* y "_" _' ._ _ . ltllwli 1<i.:‘.t<~s thc position concisely _;‘_____é'_‘___________

s follows' . subst I hi “Tl - _ _ . ' a solid form. n order that t s form i::":“i: ‘" 1° BOB LCDG 1.. » me _ ° " '“_ °f Cmhli- “'hI°h» in _ N sary to add. durtiig the latter part .ui'i\, is nearly closed bv two pincere UN lo MADE

. - l

ll .Sh ‘ 7-, , . ;';..;§. .“.":..°..‘.;“‘::.;‘:;1f:“;..3.‘;°.°:;:'.» OVERAU-S Dos cssion of Noitli I SH‘R-TS & GLOVES

fl ' ‘ China. Asa re-

Sllll 0( the .laprincse-iliissian war the! f0l'lu€r now hold Fort Arthur and

-` ;» its solid iprm until consumed. _

, All "“""’"°° "I “rude 0"' and "mst

. products, could be so treated. Lam

oil that had undergone-t-his process.

and had been solidiiied,lcould be ‘cut

h '- - - _ _ _ _ up afterwards into sma slices t at U[;9";\ff;\)§:"(;’f"t']:’0l’;_¢\““i;‘ll'l’ll00Ds into ilsi-ouut Knto Recalls home of His were exceedlngly handy for llghlihg

Mennwhnel Ch"?:‘;"I; 'appmled mi l~Ixl»ri'i¢-iiccs.

. " i.ti'i,il ri. J.

M.i;oPT?icl?iii?e();;§'r5e~nce' and me Cm`\ \f‘si~N<l[il>l'\diii5i‘i&isi), \v]l$o\$\':?;mIE`or;i)gn am°‘m\ °f name and hem- was T

-'Chl ‘U ' , _ ‘\linlsler when war broke out, li

from h:,;.l"r;“ 510|: Japan B hand avmy mile :tonic interesting disclosures tl n _ ii _ 0115 CHOUSII 10 Utter 1,.,-,,,,,, l,.(.,.,.l,(.,~\» and (lupllclty M an tage as locomotive or other furnace i;)Qac`.(.`siCon;a shrill call for help to the ,m,.,_,,,| Polllimi d|nn,.,.’ ,ntended by fuel; and a test made on a Britls Sm,” zgaiqgxc? “-nd I? the Umted in- _v it-flu<~iiti:il Jzip.'iursr~ statesine

' ’ g ng om seU'“dver‘ ilcf' |'i'in_r: to the triple interferon

‘il

5 >.

\’ Cliiimlf Japan says she H Y K

Il ' in t rl 0 l ,'% ii I

11'!"

X

5;.” g9 35 2

control all the northern part of the Gl_»7iilt‘IA\’Y AND J.\I’.~\N‘.

1915- J I ‘ cl ~ f lrst J 's lonor

ported to have retorted with aihreat ~o oyf-s oi' the world. Had it no other wounds, he had a nasty one . .._,=__,_.., _,¢_,,

of war, If the treaties were published, ‘on for Gcrmn_ny's arrogant inter- across his scalp. The bullet that made ‘md this report was ns quickly de- ‘cm-f~. lic imitlqilic llusso-Japanese lt passed through his helmet., which , 1 r-V _ =_ ~ r-1-l nicd. But the Philadelphia Record lr \'.o\iiil novrr have happened. ` 6

UIIBGFVPBI "A short iiuic bcforc the triple est. “What’s de use, anyway. he

"Japan is coercinl: China to deny 'ci'l'~-rcnr-o ivns announced," con- asked a bit proudly, "of a ciillud ma l

he wearin' a steel hat like dat? Yere's

B ,

that it is correct. The procgss can.. ur-rl tho .Inpuiir-so slatcsnian, “t

ask- where de bullet went in, an' yere'

nm be concealed' and the more se. “mn Anmassmlnr in London lied where it came out after lt bounced `

1 5. or my na.-» _ PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

thc hahahaha policy will be supposed l :for him. iio made some a to b¢~,_ Thg wiser thing would be uupftn _iiisliiy Gi‘riuany's heino fm. Japan to open the dom. and dh* \dul~t. lic said Geriiiany was

close in full its relations with China """`i"g in 'im i““""`*“' of Java.

lf who stood .iloof Russia and lhe African forests by the hallvegl

, _ \t,l§..,=»' ,. f .‘ _ - _

' excel ~ . . ' - _ .- I klmhsi-icI}i0tw'iiikriiIo\:h;iipfimrfme imbq ';“'“"" ""°""I ‘“"k@ ‘HOW PXUTUUHHE hollow trees The honey is generally Trains Outward Trains Inward

. . . 2 ' 'n o es a ‘ ' ~

lm, itself as me Overlord of China' V-i:i;iiuis. and hc asker] me to convey at lhe sllmmll of the ll-ee, and lh

and the secircy is ri suspicious cir- ;;`_“(m("‘f"ngc to my Government

‘, . l. _ . .‘ ` _ l ~ _- " ' _

iums once tIi'it must of itself iiouse ,I _mm young, bcmg only 38'

crecv is maintained the iuore sinister iii" fm “ll i"'*`fVl‘1W» S0 I Ca

in doilzincc of its promise when it - _

dc-clzircd war on Germany to return °ui.It';ai‘sing,,;:2y‘:‘e‘§1‘cK1oguflilemory ., F' i

it to Chinn. its claim is based on said visgoum Kato uma, upon his conquest, not on a mandate from the departure from Yok'ohama after me L‘“”g“° of N“u°"s‘" I commencement of hostilities between

The Chinese delegates to the Peace Japan and German” Count Rex' me

Conference charged that while their German Ambassador to Tomo’ refus_ “Pill ‘WIS lying in 'he h‘"b°" °f ed to shake hands with Secretary iokoliauia their baggage was riiied yoshldo, who had gone lo the ple,-

and their copies of the secret trea- to give him a 5¢hd.Ulf_ and had lhh

tif-s that they wore taking to Pars rudehesg lo ga lo hlm_ 'German _ _ were stolen. This fonlure of the sf- will never forgixe you, Japan.’ y ""'"""'"‘ fair comes in for a good deal of at- “All this well lypllles thee pm. t0I1tl0I1. The MGIHPYIIS C0l1lm€l‘Cl8»l verbial Gemian baseneas and treach- Appeiil writes: ery, and we can congratulate our

“Speaking of card playing and di- selves, not only for Japan, but for the

plom-.icy--for they have iuany psy- whole world, that fate has recoiled chological slniilnritics -the heathen upon Germany’s own head the curses Chinee will have to surrender his and intrigues which she had so hein-

liiurels to his slant-eyed _Japanese opal; throws broadcast. upon the rest 9 c e wor ._ V _ _

' ld

with comparative ease, says the Mexi- can Review. There are numerous processes-some patented, others ‘supposed to be secret-for accom- plishing this result;"and the reason they are not employed is that as ii rule It is more convenient to have oil in its liquid state. Especially is this so to-day. when oil is many times more valuable than lt was seven or eight years ago, when most of these processes were talked of.

By the beating of the oil and the

admlxture of a substance well known and very common. as well as cheap, the oil was quickly convened into a

ance which when cold took on

of the mixlnlg, it small quantity of another wellknown and cheap ar- ticle, known es "biuder." If this was properly donu. che oil. on cooling, as- sumed tlie form of a permanent 'soIld; it could be cut into bricks, blocks or slices. and when burned in a furnace did not melt, but retained

as quired. The large block of solid of crude oil could be used with advan-

he A wounded negro soldier had sue- ad ceeded in bringing his tin hat. with

n‘ That Tlli Hat. _

he was examining with much int r

.,..

us

ln- Finding Honey. ll. Quantities of honey are found I

3'- men knock down the tree, and smok

D

tires, boiling a kettle, and other oper-

a- ations for which only a limited

e-

n, express train wus entirely satisfac-

tory the journey being accomplished

tised chnnipionship of oppressed .l ll". .ind of iim Cliiiiqi-Japan wzse 011 this fuel to schedule time with the

nationalities", l ‘liivli iw liail no doubt was of Ge; ,greatesi ease-

feliirlivzusl ilppeall to the Peace Con- inn' o:'i'fiii:ltion, Visrnuul Kato said 'O Rlbim-is an I ic nature of a threat ' that limo ho was Aniliassaiior i f P *ll I. 0 SOCNTI- l!'@i1ll<?S JHDIID imlou. :-iid saw tho cartoon of t orcofl hor to enter into in May, ifllnv: Peril." which the Kniserh

apan was mine-diat y re- lun io 1 roy apan i in him to the base hospital. Among

t

A.M

the bees out 0! their l0dSinS With 4.30 3.3012.50 6.15 Dep. Charlottetown Arr. 10.35 1.40 7.0511.20

1

....__.,.,§,,,e_._;¢L_ . 5 _ 4 _*_ _ _ _ g _QH;\RLo'1-rs_wN_UAsn1AN g ` _H V _ V _ V _ !AG}_mm;_

` ') fir,

fo ;°~

tlieiilfafie yoursilkuocldndsl I

OILED stockings 'wir out

S soonest! LUX-washed

stockings last the Iongestf,

Its so simple and easy to wash them in the quickly made,creamy LUX Inther. Do it without twist- ing or rubbing. Do it in a very _ few moments. Iron while damp ` "

i with a warm iron and the daintient, sheerest

ntockingslook like new--for LUX is eo pure that it will harm nothing that pure wntcr may touch.

There is no substitute for LUX. Grocers and departmental stores sell it.

` Recipe bookief "The Care of Dalnly

Clothes" mailed on request.

LEVER saori-lass i_nvii'rED, TORONTO

__ 5)

5'-2,,-'/-

rl- .C ><

ml -1ll_ . _ _

Time Table in Effect, June 2nd, 1919

I1 n ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME

6 Read Down Read up 0 P.M.[P.M.|P.M.|A.M.\ M.|P.l\II.|P.M.

5

B0 ms- The hone is than 0.20 4.30 2.17 7.1 Horner ruver 90012.42 5.4710.z0

h

ilnics, it is not. likely that Europe .» l .,,- 1- » 1 h _

and Arucrica will allow Japan to sub- {,\;\,(,`(;:,:,Q,P,;,:,I;,i,ll;$du;$L_,lc,§min?1;ri_ A Bt”-“dard 1°W'hee|°d b°°_t n°W is 10.00 5.15 8.0 Emerald Junction 8.00 12.10 2.55

.lain 400,000,000 Chinese to its own .,._|i,,n in make ,O Japan bn me mat_ :£323 b5'in‘:'If£flfl';eii“ tbl? g:‘('3gl‘;I;::;e_

Wil-" - 'i -ri lu i~ i ii ii in ' ~

The New Orleans '1`iiu<‘s-l’ii‘:iyiirie fl(;,lpal,,f»;,(:0illllni;:f.,}n;: 613;,-lIl‘I)l“ir th; mem’ because of the many Bpmmed | lA.M.|P.M. '.

and 'lic Purllnnfl Oregonian soul iirrmiin Minister- at Telus. ‘"'kl°“ that '°”““°d ‘mm me °l“§°y’ _ ‘ P.1vi`|`A`." ' 7

think tho i’ence'(`onforcncc will ln- “'i‘iicn hc had the impudeiice ra

i0l`f0l’f‘ lf) bI0(‘k .IRIDIIIIOSC IICSIKIIS. , gays; ‘Ygll f|,r(l ;l young plan yet, and T110 Orollonian called thc Japan- ought to road the history of Eur Cililld iIllbl'0l.¥ll_0 U10 "mst 1011 fm' pwn <liploiiiacy.' li'etoi~t.ed that whe-

thc _Ir\:igue." and said further: ihcr l read the book or not was

"The coniluct ol’ Japan toward own affair, that it did not require g

China and the plea of the latter coun- a"e to see that Gcrmiiny's conduct . ’

try to the Peace Conference suggest ii; that cziso was an uncalled-for and Mi3;;l(;;“Tallni§le|g.t Co" Lmf

that one of the ilrst duties of the five llnwurfaniilble irll€l'f€I'6l'N‘-9. and T-Il ' ' `

great powers may be to exert the Icoiild not convey to my Government ' ' ' _ anihorliyvof the League of Nations I1 11195821150 which was made in BuCh sosisvceehtrfeslggl (l,,tl,lt§¢;3r¢£la¥i1thlliisi:fa

ngainsi one of themselves while the an irregular manner. _

lcagiie is still iii process of incuba- '_'Lafe\'» When me Kmsef Paid

1 h l m t fo, 59,- visit to the Court of St. James'

tion. .iipan s oirs con e p ‘ - t b q t a gi n in t

._ . grea an ue. w s ve cial of the fourteen points. It pre- royal palace' to which an represent _ bawbau player should keep a home

fers secret. treaties to open covenants. _ _ , _ a 0 H ,, h

it clisrcgarils self-deterinination of fgxgieof‘f,_‘;:_;‘g';o';‘:i=$“Bgfgggéggitid' y ur nimmt andy'

nations by attempting to hold the _ E_ _ A S

51555 or en... ..-inn. ii 15.1. from {gg_§§;0§l§; j-_*;§e§§“l§§;;_ ;‘;‘1§_.e°g“f- E “"" T“°"°' Germany' It "ics to h°ld Shanumg shoulder and left the chamber with- Baseball Te“'m° Y | l Sat. |Dail

I1

distrust of Japan. if a ie in lllons __ ~ _ _ _ burning g y

w i 05| i ...uni not irprrss my innigigi- quickly collected and taken to camp. 7.10 5.05 2.55 7.45 Arr. Emerald Jueniion 7.40 12.10 5.05 0.50

i>-

htgh-heeled shoes that were

t° worn by the workers.

0-

?____Z_.---1-

mY

at Dear Sirs'

hi; Linimeint our troubles ended. Eve

H Yours truly,

old ' Secretary Armstrong High School

°‘d Armstrmi B. o. .mae nth, 1010. ‘A37 _L_

re

muscles, sprained ankles, etc., but ju Arr' S°‘"'I“ Del* 6

B as soon as we started using Minard’s I I

ry |Arr. Elmira _ Dep. 5

Of '“[A . M .l 'l`vi'|'ff.'iifi."`

6.20 4.00i8.35Arr. Borden Dep. 6.40 4.15 9.00

0.00 4.15 5.40 Dep. Boi-5511 Ai-r.“sT:i5 4.00

0

10.30 5.40 8.40 Arr. Kensington '7.1511.45 2.15 11.00 6.05 9.20 Arr. Summerside Dep. 6.4511.20 1.30

t M. A.M.|P.M.

6.30 11.05 Dep. Summerside Arr. ' 10.30 12.35 __ 7.28 12.51 Port. Hill 8.56 11.305 8.17 2.22 0‘Leary ‘ 7.3610.50~~

8.58 3.31 Alberton 6.1710.04 9.35 4.30 Arr. Tlgnlsh Dep. 5.15 9.30

,P.M.| \A.M._

U\»#:u'~`l:U 9613> 255;# ass

1-I _H

Oft >-‘ w

HO ' N OO UI

>-> "as 5"- ..~'9°°°<=~

‘ °‘°'~1°‘~Q:_._.

D-*D350 ,1

. I . ibm.

__ asses?

P.M. ,| 3.05 6.50`Dcp. Charlottetown Arr. 4.15 8.45 Mt. Stewart

22 Morell 9.52 St. Peter's

st ___ ___

Arr! s_._4,5 5.55

7.47 2.30 7.23 2.10

Dep. 5.45 1.00

Dep. Mt] Stewart

' Cardigan

Montague Georgetown

5.25 10.50 6.00 11.30 Arr.

.l ’ E

i .

at l " _<,,§._i_ 4.

yi liiaiiyl iitl

| ‘l only ;\ex.Sat.| |sx.Sat.l only l

PRINCE UF WALES 5' riuc cuzwifs

High In faves-

shew.

their grips iilled with copies of male- §§_c“__` 1 L T! '_ _

ilio I"lowi=i'y Kingdom had conspired _

against the land of Confucius. On ' T L their way to Paris they passed , Q through Japan. When they arrived

M v(.rBal||(,,, mey opened their hug. 5- -INTERNATIONAL LINE-

rose. to find that all Of the telltale aEsu|viP'r|oN or 'FREIGHT AND Passsnonn ssavics secret documents had been extracted. BT JDHN AND BOSTON

“The Javanese idea is that Dover- sieameiiip "cALviN aUs'riN" viii leave sz. Jena every wmDNi0sn~r

mis hfel:’*§r0§:"mh'f:;“;";',‘,'f st 0 a. m., and every sxrunnn at 0 p. m. (Atlantic time.) mms and other productive “sew The Wednesday trips are via Eastport and Lubec, due Boston 10 s. ir.. worth having. Ii. seems to be aplaln Thursdays. The Saturday trips are direct to Boston, due there Sundays, case 01' the his bully and the little 1 p. in. FAKE $9.00. STATEROOMS $2.00 up. boy. and il may be readily believed Direct connection with Metropolitan steamer: for New York vis Cape that the “YmP“*h‘°° "T th” Am°‘|` Cod Canal. Fi-eillt rates and tuiiiniormation apply to

_powers are w',ith China." |' '

1.1?-1-1_-_I-1° .. , 1

HIM-7mett. '- 1 _

Ji

i |& Sun.| \& Sun|

|P.M.l _A.M.lA.M. 3.30lDep. Charlottetown Arr. 10.40 10.05

5.15 5.15l Vernon River `_8.45 8.51 6.45 7.259 Arr. Murray Harbor Dep.] 6.45| 7.20] ||

-=-Z" as

Except aa noted all trains run daily, Sunday excepted.

H. H. MELANSON, .W. T. HUGGAN, Passenger Traffic Manager, District Passenger Agent,

Toronto, Ont. Charlottetown, P. E. I.

1 __ -- -I-I

A S. S. Service Between Pictou N.S. and Eastem

Ports oi P.E.I. lor Season oi 1919.

_ Via S. S. Harland _

MONDAY-Leaves Montague, P.E.I. 7 a. m., Lower Montagut 7.45 a. m.

Georgetown 8.15 a.m., Murray River 11 0.. ui., Murray Harbor North 12 o'clock arriving at Picton, N. S. about 4 p. In.

WEDNESDAY and Saturday--Leaves Pictou on arrival oi noon train had

1-isilrsx calling at Beach Pt.. oeersawwn. arrivlns at liontasue 5.50 p, m. ` _.

THURSDAY-Leaves Montague at8 a. m. calling Bi. 1117107131113'-0 D0,"-I UI

way to Cardigan returning to Georgetown same evening and ro- maining over night.

FRIDAY-Leaves Georgetown at 6.30 a. m.. Murray Harbor Bonth 8.80 a. 11.

arriving at Plctou 1 p. m. '

Run by Daylight Saving time. , For further particulars write, wire. or phone to

WILLIAM MCl.URl»

682-5-22Mt.f. pig", N, 5_

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