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COAL

To arrive e r schooner '1/Ioravia and berly, two might! Hard _Coal, direct from New Yorkin Chestnut alles Siliiible for hall stoves

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Farm for Sale

The undersigned offers for private

ella his farm at Clyde River. The farm _contains 130 acres, is excellent- ly situated well watered, is' in a splendid stats of cultivation and has first class up-to~date farm buildings.

For further particulars, apply to

Morson & Duffy. Charlottetown, or to the under-*ned on tbepremlses.

Dated 24th August, 1917.

WILLIAM C. HOWARD.

5079-8~25M6’ipd

imeiable for August 1917

BONBHAW ANO 0HARLOTTET6WIN FERRY SERVICE

The Motor Packet "Hazel R."

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Leaves Bonsbaw Leaves Cb’tow|r Fri. 3rd at 8.00 a. m. 6.30 p. m.

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24 mi 54 32| 0_7 40

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DIARY OF EVENTS

TODAY. 1

City Ma&lll1J‘ate’a Court 9 u. m.

Prince Edward Theatre 3. 7 and ll

45 n. rn.

aim*

l"l.<Y\\’ar Show in P. W. College.

DI ARRIAGES

58 5_0 39| 26 12

08 V 51 1.1 16 36 42 39

g FRASER--BURKE--At Grace Church Parsonage. Charlottetown on August 29, 1917. by Rev. 'F_ H. Llttlejohns Zilla Maud Burke of South Lake to William Clarence l-`ra..ser of Norah Lake, P. Bl. l.

`MsDONALD-MeTAVlSH.-- On the 22nd Inst. at the residence ol the bride \Vll.llam McDonald of Little Sands to Mamie McTavlsh, teacher, the dough- tgr oi' the late Donald Mc’l1avlsh of Newtown, Belfast. Rav. J. W. illr- Konzie oillclated.

V DEATHS

WOODS#-At Alexandra. on August 29, Margaret McKenzie. relict of the late Bendamin Woods. aged 82 years. Funeral mils (Thursday) afternoon' from the residence of her son. Ben- gmin J. Woods, Alexandra, Service /commencing at 3 p. m. interment Ail- sxodldra Cemetery.

The Union Commercial College re

ovens on Tuesday next, September 4th. 0030

AL -.

'Pho Flat River Fish and Game Club

has acquired from Mr. Angus McRae tba otolulivo shooting privileges over all his prwlyty at -Big Print including

all the shores. lakes and marshes tlmiooh' nd the Public are respect-

Tues. 7th at 5.00 1.30 -Fri. 10th ap, 6.30 3.30 1Tu-es. 14th at 7.30 5.30 Fri. 17th at 9.00 7.00 X Tues. 21st at 8.00 '5.30 Fri. 2-ith at 5.30 2.30 Tues 28th at 7.00 4.00 Fri. liist at 7.30 5.30

Trip -marked "X" leaves from

Arthur's Wharf.

All freight must be delivered one olur before sailing.

Wm. McRAE,

Manager.

Mac-

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treal, P. Q.

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‘ SINGLE FARE

Tickets on Sale Aug. 30 and

. Sept. 4. '

Good until Sept. 6th and Sept.

" 11th respectively.

Fare and One Third

1 Tickets on Sale Aug. 27 t0

Sept. 7. _

_ Good until Sept. 12th. 1917.

i For' I-'ull Particulars see

rl. M. Davison. Local Agent, Or write N. R. DesBrIs3y. D.P.A., C.P.R., S1.. John, N.B.

1 <1r100?sfz”f¥t's@11. mf. V ’

Farm for Sale

Excellent 200 acre farm for sale late in occupation of Alex- ander McKinnon Deceased Frederic- ton P. E. I. _

For full particulars Apply to

samurai rrrunanr J..

hxecutcr and Trustee

Charlottetown

P. E. l.

2029-8-4MBlitf.

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Synopsis ol Canadian Northwest Land Regulations

...

‘rlllli sole head ofa family in any more uvar

dllhteen years ol* may borreoteldd quarter

wagon of available omlnlog ard in onliobo,

s 11 sr .rl1l°p1fr'31'1' ffmebiitfarmo? E|°1i'<l|¥"m¢y°°

g;,Bub- lancy for the District. n proxy

mar be at any Dominion gooey

. bu t g-A c.

tm: u gencyon 4-ttlln conditions.

Urét ix months rnlzifnce upon and cul- rlva on of the land in ess of three A homesteader may live within nine m leo of hlr

homestead on I 'farm of at lent Macru.oo

aio conditions. A habitable house is re-

' egeept wberofesidenoe ia Derfolmod in

s ein ln certatln districts ri homestead:-r in

It dl ' ter- t I al; ai'2‘l1‘1l‘1§{.l'Zf.1“.’“$'.r'.."i5_l10 1..°F°..i¥L‘. " °"'

uties Six months residence in each of three °':.°..::.:"..1°i.:"°"°"~ *’r.n:.'l".“.°"1:;r"

e noon as pa ,on ertoin conditions.

Asettlar who has nhaumegmhls homestead

I 3044-8-10ME1l!l0. 3,

THE CHARLOTTETOWN G

VV ` ’ _ _QARDIAN .M V _ ___ _ W; __AUGU§T§0. 1917 ISMNDERS IN '

lliS_lllllY llSl

Mr. Wesley Heckhert, Bedeque, re-

ceived a telegram Sunday stating that his son. Pte. Mark Heckbert, who en- listed in Summerslds with the 105th. Battalion, had been wounded on Aug- ust llitb.

Mr. Pat. Daley. of Summerslde, re-

ceived a telegram Tuesday morning. statimg his son, Pte. Frank Daley was wounded on August ‘16. Pte. Daley en- listed in the old 105th. and was tran- sferred to the 1_06th in England.

Word was'receirved by Mr. Andrew

Ahearn, Summerside. Sunday, that his son, Pte. James Abearn, infantry, was wounded in the right thigh on August 16th. Pte. Ahearn was wound- ed before in April. He enlisted in Charlottetown lin the 105th.

The sad news has been received

that Pte. Alfred Bernard, son of Mr. Antoine Bernard. __Summerside was killed ln action on August 15th. He enlisted in Summerside in the 105th. Battalion. and went to France as a member of the 26th. Pte. Bernard was nineteen years old.

l\lr's. Minnie Mclntyre, Charlotte

town has been infornied that her hus- band 7l3195 Pte. Robert Verney Mc lntyre. infantry, is ofliclally reported admitted to twenty general Hospital at Camiers. Aug. 16th, gunshot wound in wrist. Further particulars will be sent ister Private Mc' lntyre crossed from this City with the 105th going over to France _with he first draft.

Word was- received by his parents

on Sunday that Pte. James M. Mc- Lellan, Grand Rlver, |Lot 14. received

gunshot wound in the head on Aug-

ust 15th. Pte. McLellan was a clerk in the Red Cross Drugstore. Summer- dlde, before enlisting. Other casual flea are: Gerleslon Pendelton, Rich- mond, missing; Basil Prauglht, Rich mend, wounded in hand; Joseph Scully iMicmac) Lennox‘ island. shell concussion.

Word was received by her mother n Saturday that Nursing Sister Beat

0 4.

I I I rice McDonald. North Bedeque, had

n lost the sigh; of her right eye in the

hospital in which she was engaged irn France. The report was coiiflrnie-rl

by a wire from her brother, Major

1 1/ f 1

Business Co1|.r:c`r:

. AND INSTIYUYL OP

`””’f f///1/v/1 1 I if/if wt/ ’”"

Now open. Students may enter

any week day. The demand for our gra duatos being greater than the supply is the best guarantee to those who wish a paying business education. Beware oi' institutions that privately promise positions bo. secure students

NOW is the time to enter. indi-

vidual attention from competent .eacl1»=.rs. -

L. B. MILLER,

Principal.

B080-8-28M3l.

Brantford Farm For Sale

The subscriber offers for sale his

farm oi 175 acres at French Fort. Lot 35.

Thin wellknown farm is conceded

to be in the Vflrst class where desir able farms are compared. its bound- ary eertends from the Hillsborough al French Fort. on the South to St. Poter`s Road on the North, having both the French Fort Road and the St. l’eter's Road at the valuahle points. The 175 acres comprise 125 acres under cultivation, the fine qua- lify of which may be judged by its

present standing crop; and 50 acres with lumber and fencing greatly in excess of the farm's needs.

.Two vialuable and never-falling

streams run through this property and at t‘be junction of the two, is a valuable mill site where a grief. mill was one time operated. Bedford Sta-l tion is s half rmlle from the property.

A fifteen room brick house together

with barns and other necessary out-

bullrlings are plcturesquely situated on the most imposing site to be found. The river at this point; is afmlle wide and furnishes a goodly supply of sea.- weed_ Mussel mud is also deposited in larile quantities directly off its shore. This farm is in prime condit- ion and would be 0. paying proposi-

aears altar enrnln homestead tentcalan 50 tion from the start. It is P18060 Oil

the market now solely owing to the advancing years and ill-healtl1'6f the

nfl the tennis of sale will be reason-

They cannot unload on business men.”

hilly lasted that no treepassing will

bs Apumgm on any mfeumse wh-£1 :lock mlrboouhotitutod for mlwvltlol undo;

0101.

FTXANGUS MeRAE»

1t reside 'six monthlln ear of no y ra

cult vate 50 Acres and erect li house worth gl)

The area of cultivation is subject an reduction can of rough acmbb or sto land, l.|v¢

conditions.

W W UUIIY O M G the minister ol the lnterlor Piibruntloo of thin adver-

E U is £3

ndfnmr rua me asm cr11r».V at Md mn

¢.s.d. fiiysept 1. V 2

- V .~1..r.»

as si 2;? 53 §¥

§?tf|‘1‘1.¢'y_Vt;:V¢ :_ nggisrmrtiisi Ewner. A good title is guaranteed

ably arranged to suit purchaser.

For further particulars apply to

K. J. Mlrtln, Solicitor, Charlottetown.

WM. BISHOP,

French Fort

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Ronald McDonald. who _had visited her aftcr trhe accident. lt is thotight though particulars have noi as yet been r'eceilved. that l\'llr-'s liflcllorialrl was the victim of a Gorrnun air' raid on thc lroupilal.

ltlr. Ilamrnond J. 'l`lrompr-on. n'i Sum- mersldc-. has also reccivcrl s if-lcgram vonveyirig the sad ri'v\\~= lhrrl ills

brother Pte. (jcorar 'l`lrorupson_ lnV fantry. son of lilr-_ \\`m Thompson; Belrnout, Lot 16.-hurl been lrilllcri in action on August 15th. Pio. ’l`lrornpson enlislcfl in lirlrriorrtorr :‘ior'il_\' after the war' siurloii. arrrl had lifvii lil ll\<.‘

Ilrorrt for about two 1-‘rir's_ going through some of thc higgcst battles -n which the (‘ar1a<liurrS look part. llc ras wounderl twice. i‘N,‘. ’i`hcriip11on

was t\vr‘l1t_\‘~i'o1u‘ _\'c':u-. ui' ago.

John lil. Hiirtlics. Sill Filzroi'

1-ltrrct, (`hai'lollclo\\'ri ilu; r'erei\'crl me iollowing iclcgruru1--Sincerely -‘sgret to inform you No. 20714 Pte lohn lil. llughcs. lnt`uriir'_\'. nllir-inlly -'eporicd arlmitlcd ioui general Hos- 1»il.all_ Dannes l_‘arri1»r~ilc-.s, Aug 20th 11m 5110; worm dr-iglrr arm compound 'raclrwe sl1ou'lder. Sf:vc|'0. Will 1:-erin urhlicr particulars whcn rerrcivcrl. rlirrcctor of Record.

l”‘ri1/uio Hughes who is utlaclivri i0 he ilrrl Can. l‘iori“cr' llutiuliori ‘~l8l B. E. F.. l"ran|re_ enlisted in ‘he American l.0y:ior1 in Edmonton

'o\‘_thc- 04th Baiiuli»1in_ Toronto. on `lov, 20, 10l5. llc left the il-ith in a »lrni`t for the -illli l“lon1=er's Battalion. l-lngland.

Mr. John M. llughes. Ziil Fitzroy

'§l., city. is in receipt of n telegram announcing that Pie. .loliir ;\i. Hughes -rm; udrnitterl to No. 4 l_`1crier'al Hos- ilial, (`amlercs on Arigrrsl ‘lfltli with

:t gun shot wouiirl lu the iight arm. ‘-vhir-li caused a swore cornpoliiitl fracture. Private Hughes enlistcrl in Edmonton, i\llzl.,.in the './\n1cricuu Le- gion, for the 94th llittalion of 'l`or'- nrrto. Oni... and' left. on November' Jflllh, 1015. in :1~rlral”t lor thc ith Pioneer' Balizlllon lo ldnglaiui.

Mr. S. J. Whitlock of this city has

received a telegram i'rom Ottawa. stating that his `son, Driver Gordon ll. Whitlock. artillery, is oilicially

rqporlcrl rtrllnltled to 10th General Hospital, Letreporf, on August 16th. with a gun shot wound in the face. 'Jordon Whitloclr enlisted in Syc.'r1ey in the 30th Ballcry. and 'went to France with that battery, wh-ich was Ilrcn rrndcr rnmmand of Uaptain D \. McKinnon.

TIME TABLE aockv r>o|N1' Fennv.

Leave Ch‘Town Leave

Rocky Pt.

7.00 a.m. 7.12" a.m.

_ 8.30 a.m. . 10.00 a.rn_.

|l.00 11.30 n.m_ 1.30 p.m. 2.00 p.m. 2!_30 p.m. 3.00 p.m.

‘$290

CAC O3

s:f°W 555

3.30 p.m. 4 .m. 4.30 p.n1. p.m. 6.30 p.m. .m. SUNDAY 9.30 a.m. 10.00 a.m. lil.-45 p.m. 1.00 p.m. 2.00 p.m. 2.30 p.m. 21.00 p.m. 3.30 p_m. 4.00 p.m. 5.00 p.m. 1602-'I-13MSittf.

<31 :Q Oo

FOR SALE

Farm in Stanchel of 100 acres

good land. 75 of which are clear, re- mainder under, hard and soft wood. School on corner ol farm, three miles from Bnadallmne Station. Farm is well watered with 20 acres'nf it mus- sel' mudded. and is near' all in host of heart, ns there is always rr large stock kept. and a lot. oi' bran and oil cike fred. Will sell with or without crop. l"arm will be sold at u bargain as owner wishes to go west. For fur ther particulars apply to

~ DONALD MaclNTO8H,

'Siam-hcl.

YEAST/l

Following is the correspondence be-

Flshsrles in the matter of a substi-

Represented io this Department

Marine Department.

"\\'a_v autliorltlcs.

Moncton, Aug. illeit. |017

° ies.

, Ol.la\\'Fl.

llrulcrsirrrid steunier l1ll.~\N'l` ir. noi

nrriliciflrit size to cnrr_\' any D-1::s\‘r1r'.cl's. l’lc;\.~c sill" ‘pd pooh waiting Iii-:rr as lo the l’lilN(3lCSS lieiirg po1;sIl1l_\' .vvnilablc for thc 5<1rri1r1wr':=i1lc poiiil ‘lu i"hcrre route. \\'liut uri- riruspr-1~l¢~..

rs ra P

()ita\\'u,

". A. Tluycf~5,

General lilarrnger. i':i\mrli.rrr Govt.

R_v:-.

rilonvloii. N. li.

l`illAN'l` °lr;x1< no awnrrirrroriallviri lor

|i;|e:scr\gcr'1= but re|rr'f\.<Pi\l»_1ri i\_\' l'r'iiir'e i'I<l\\':rrri lulzirul rrrcrubcrsi ||c.~'lr'.r|\lc iriuil sliorrlfl lui lr‘ar1sl'r\r'r'od_ lll{.»\N'l` <n|1 iinrirlle iirnilsi rirul in ul _\'our' dis- posal lor liiul prrr‘po.<c_

l-l/\\/E5. d. Aug. 1017.

A. JOHNSTON.

Monciori, l\'_ ll. V 22nd. Aug. 19|T.

A. Johnston.

' Utluwn. V Yours rizrlc. 1‘r1rler':~.ta11d from De-

puty l\l|nlster ijuinpbcll lil:-il' S. S. l‘llll\'i‘l<ISS now al (,i;r.<pc and iho li.~:l\r~ries llopi. :ire orricrlngz, licr in report. irrlrucrlialcly ut thrrnrncrsirle or our licrvir-c bolivecii Hrrrrrruf-rxsirlc

raise we will ri.il rn1|\ri|‘e lilo llllANT.

C. A. HAYES. '-

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Professional Cards

Dr. J. P. Mcllrath

Corner of Prince and

Sydney Streets

Physician and Surgeon

Office Hours: 9 to ll, l to 4 o. m. and 7.30 to 8.30 p. m. Telephone l\o. 632

a1”1i1'i..'i.25I»itf. . .____.. _;_-'_.~ €L - McLEAN 6. McKINNON Barrister Attorney-at-Law 'loyal Bank Building. Charlottetown '0iillces- Old Guardian Ottlce, Pro wse Block, Charlottetown, P. lil. l. \tlhr|ifEthl2tf. 1 ____ I _.1

MORSON G. DUFFY Barrlaters and Attorney; Solicitors for Royal Hank of Canada

MONEY TO LOAN.

Mli.Bi.f. t_,.__,_ __ __ 1 .___,__ _ _ _ ___L__¢»

WARBURTON Q SHAW.

Bnrriisters, Attorneys, Notary Pub-

lic, Etc, Solicitors for i`»\rmdn Brink Association, Bunk oi’ l\'lontr'cal_ i'an- ada, Permanent Mortage Corpnra Wm. -

ta. S. Hessian

Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public, &c., MONEY TO LOAN. Montague, P. E. I.

RRI-I-llillti

McLEOD & BENTLEY

Y. E. Bentley, K. C. llrnia or and Attorneys-at-Law Money to Loon. Office--Bard: ol N. 8. Chambers.

' Charlottetown. P. lil l

lirlil

Dr. Clift

CHFIONIC DISEASES

FURATIVE TREATMENT by llio

month in advance. Victoria Hotel, Charlottetown, P. E. l., Qarisida. .H0llRS, 12 in 3 dhlly. NO\V.

1R16-8-l 3 mos. pd.

I. D. STEWART

Barrister. Solicitor and

Notaiky Public ‘-

Oflloo Nevnon look, cnarlottotown lronoh Ofllco, Goorgttown

V6022~8-2SMttsEWi‘m10ll\d.

Mono to Loan on Roll lotato

on-inrirm. .

und Point riu l‘her1e_ 'l`lia| being llie

ummrrlnr rr 1

V ' ° ML D_ M_ ryrcwod, Hunter River, week in Earnscliffo, with

_ was in mv* yeste,.da_\._ l\l1;. .lohn Doyle.-Q_

. _'_ Mr. Nell lllclnriczr oi’ Lethbi‘ld'ée1

Alta.. is registered at the Qwlell-

.lute on the Summerslda Pi. Du. D|._ and M|.5_ A_ r-_ Jack and mmf (‘hons route while the Norlhuniber- "V1 Ur M,,mr,__,| me ‘.|S||0,.S in (_-|1311.

land was on the slip. |0'new“.nV , ‘V Ii

coPr£s or '_rE|_EonAMs. _ Ml. _mm D,,,,p,,V,.V 1_R_L1_ .1e,e,.1_

ive.

' Ottawa, 21st Aug. 1917. “RSV _VV _ ` V

The General Manager. h _ il Canadian Government R’a"wa"'8` l l\l|‘. George \\'rlgl1tmnn and lilr. D.

Moncton' N' B` .l. l.curd, hlivrilagiie, \vc|'r> visitors to “

Ulf!

Ottawih 21% Aug 1917 and other p:rrl.~= of Ihr' l’1'1:\'|rcc‘.-Q- I

The Agent, .. ._ “_”

l\li=-.=r~:~ llr.rr-c and ltrrih <'uv1|riiiglr.

(V-harlonemwn p_ E_ ]_ l~1;r|'rr.-r‘l:l`ii- null .\l.'ulclirrc lim-r':1. \‘lu‘|'-

Place BRANT at disposal llr1ilwa_\' V3' Wil"-‘~ ""'“"""“_ ""_""` .""""""“~" '_ _

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mcniine and 'l`rri\‘orsc. Alirisc Rall- \\""l- “'|l""“ '|\".\' "“""' 'l"` f~“"*“" ml'

Iliii 14': vlrrrirlilc lil \lr l\.ri IC. l~'l.riirl ullcr \\lii1`li'-lie \\ill visit

15 Y

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5.' +3

is ~h..-:

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that steamer BRANT should be put metmy °V"5[e"(h“' 1

on service between ’l‘ormcntIue :Hull Ml_S_ _,A “._‘_`;T‘_nK_ mm“_n_ is visit :luring thc next tciv' rlays_ Tmver.Se' our Agent at mmrlouth ciwnfllrig hor' surririror li'ili1lu_\'s ul her"

herd" that service* A Miss llc:<lcr‘ |'0turne1l tu 3

A_ JOHNS-1-QNV Hosloii ycslerrla_\‘ tiller' sponding tliislll

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Mrs: Bridget Doyle, Clrnrlotfoto enjohing a. merited

‘ 1 and Alexandra.-Q. . »

lilunclon. is in the city on busi-

holiday this her brolhqr

l\lr‘s. Ilarry Tweedy. Earng¢r1ffeV is Jciirlirrg 3 i`c\\' days with lier par.

s. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Mathis.

l‘\'®Bl1 MP- D00Hl‘l 'Nl<`h0l5°“- M- P~1 l\lr. Austin A. Rar|1sa_\'.t‘on\\'u_v_ was surr. \`crrum ltlvcr.'~-Q,

and the ‘Department of` Marine. and In me rm; _,.,.,=¢,_.,1da,1,

Itllsn Alice Judson and her rliugmel.

Mrs. lilnrer Burleson, llruclzlon, 2\la“n. orc visiting lricuris rurd ruin.

vcs lu Earrisicllite, Vherry Valley

lilr_ and Mrs. Fred Turner of

\'i1ri<‘ou\'cr have- returned tolthe city flcr 0 \'cr‘_v pleasant visit to East Royalty wiiere they were the gucci i .\lr. und Mis. A. W. l\l|ller.

_ '|`hPy lvft by the noon train _\‘csi1:rrlsy

'or l.o_wer"Be1lcuue whore they will

l\l`r. John lloiron. Newton, lilass., iul .\lr. und Mrs. Stanley liolrcn nfl i`f1rnll_v ot' Chisholm. Me., arrived

mn 1115111111; irlenus in 01111111 1111111: lil ll1"l1` Old *mills HI Hiwlico for their

iollrlnya.--1).

l\lr. J. ll. l\lcQuaill, manager

:11\r1llr':,; \';1c;lli1\r1 to his liorue in

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A_ JOHNS-|-0N_ .~1l¢-\\'r\|'l.-- Q. 'I`ur'rr1iio.

THE PRINCE EDWARD

ISLAND EXHIBITION

And 0 Horse Races At Charlottetown, Sept. 25 to 28, 1917

Open to all Canada

Over $10,000 in Exhibition Prizes

Live Stock ciiirics, cxccpt poultry, close 1/ith

Scpicrnber. All other close léirh Sepicrnber.

Thrcc days llorse Racing, $3000 O0 in pur.=.es. Special attractions in iront of thc Grand Stand. Nearest b`talior1Agcrris will give parliculars of

rates. 1 y

For Prize List and all information write the

. Secretary. ` ' -

FRANK R. HEARTZ,

PRr~:>rDEN'r‘

C. R. SMALLWOOD,

eorzsza Mm. rr' ' ' SEQY-TREAS'

l|oi‘unzl1lirr11 fl<riik`oi' i'on1lri-_=.r'cr1_

.-\. .l0hllSl0il. »~ -- $45? W

llcpirly Minister' Marine & l"l.=rlic-rV

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S. S. H RLAD

TIME TABLE 1917

Telephone 235. Plant Line

22% AA

liirra Pl, 'l`ucsdny 10.00 'hlilu l'l. 'l`r1c:s-tiny 8.30

\Vhsrf.

' llirrr-=1i:r,\'. 12,00 p.m.

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lj"`l'l='>'~ 3101' v-H1. I-:rm 111.111-r r1‘1~r1i11_v`. 1.00 :\Vulrrrrlrry, 11,00 :r.1u. \\'..;11 mvm. S,,|m.,m,.V 9_0" .>a\trir'rlzr.V. .L00 p_ni. \\`m=| |{|`.m. SMUNIHV 5__l_f_

__ V |c111riu 1`l\urari'rry. .30 |'ulu_v. 11.30 11.111. l‘l1\i=l llivcr l"ridriv 9.30

Leave Cliarlollclowxl Arrive Cha,-rgtgarowrr *l\lUl1'l»l.\'. For ilrwcll. llf\llld.ry`s

'l’u»<=rla_v, 3.00 pm. For i»|~\\'cll, ll_illi1l..

\’\o|ll1|-:riil_\'~ 13,00 pin, 'i.~|._,|~,H '|~|m|-s,|“_\»V |?¢_,(|

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a.m. p.m. urn. p.m. am. p.m. a _rn_ p.m.

Please note lhat 'I`uesrla_v, 'l'l1ur<r1la_\', l<`rlda_v and 5'uirrr'<l`n_v steamer

clock r1r1ll|u|;:= r-nrriinrrv lrr force until Scpt. 30ll1.

"f\l`l"ll`flli\i~! io iirie,

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Automobiles for Sale ‘ at Reduced Price

1 New Studebaker, 191.7 Model.

1 Turlhope at ri bargain in good running order.

1 Mitchell at a bargain, good ordcr

2 Fords 1917 Model, slightly used in our garagff-

Also in stoch Ford Cars and full line of acces

sories & repairs A

it will pay you to inspect the above.

ant & Kennedy

85 Queen Street

CD '-4

0025 s as rirrirrrrlr

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