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_ THE! CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

PAGE SEVEN `

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Send us your exposures we wil

get the best there is in them,

The G. H. Cook Studio

_ 5 t’s time t_o have thatlong prom- ..

portrait . .-., _ _ _ o need to_wit for a fine day,

however, wait the equipment of the modern_ studio, _you can be taken one time as we l as another. ;Make the appointment to_day.

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For Vacation

` _ Days

There is nothing that

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Montague, Prince Edward Island

Time Table, Rocky Point Ferry. S. B. Hillsboro. Leave Ch’town Leave Rocky Point 7.00 a.m. 'L20 I-111- 8.00 a.n1. 8.30 a.m. 9_3() 5,111, 10.00 s.m. 11.00 a_m. 11-30 0-111- 1.30 p.m. 2.00 DJD- 2.30 p.m. . 3-00 lhm- 3_30 p_m, 4.00 p.m. 4.30 p.m. 6-00 p.m- 8.30 p.m. 7.00 D111- !i.80 a.m. SUNDAY 10.00 a.m. 12.45 p.m. 1-00 11-m- 2.00 p.m. 2.30 p.m. 3.00 p.m. 3-30 17-111- 4.00 p.m. 5.00 p.m.

M. MURPHY, Manager.

~PM+NTl11~in

CHARLOTTETOWN TO BOSTON 8. S. HALIFAX every Tuesday at noon 8. S. EVANGELINE "Under the American Flag" Every Friday at noon Returning from Boston S. S. Halifax every Saturday at noon. S. S. Evangeline every Tuesday at noon For folders or furtller information ap-

ply to-

JAS. GARRAGHER, Agent.

Charlottetown, P. E. I.

-T-.;._'=“'_':'_

Furness

Sailings

From LONDON From HALIFAX STEAMER

Caterina July lst

July lst Messina July 20th

July l0lh Appenine August 2nd From LlVlllRl’0OL From HALIFAX STEAMEIV. Durango June 16th

Tabasco July 9¢h

I’urnm,Witlly & Co.Ltd.

I Halifax, N. S.

'Tile iiliai Kidney iiemedy

Haoznsvlua, Olrr., Aug. 26th, 1918.

About two years ago, I foimd my

health in n. very bad state. M'yK1'dne_y.i were not doing their work and I was all run down in condition. Having seen ‘Fruit-a-tives’ advertised, I decided to try them. Their action was mild, and the result all that could be expected.

My Kldneys resumed their normal

action after I had taken upwards ofa dozen boxes and I regainzdmyold-lime' m'!ulily. Today, I am as well as ever."

11. 1t.K1<:LLY.

50c. a'box, 6_for $2.50, trial size 25c.

At dealers or sent on receipt oi' price by Fruit-ii.-tives Limited, Ottawa.

-ii.-._.:.';:.'.'i»':'=':. 1" `f'.!i_‘-‘-'iiiii5a_.ns.§355i

.ri gr.. ::.: ~_-.. i lin ::n‘.'n:n"»-~= --- -_lv-ii.:-ul.-;

i:ll|:::||2E§ 'ii;lsll;;;;h\; . limp:-.;~ H ---.-»'! _i lu: r l ° ‘I-:l:l:"':"!f

llllifiri lzlsiiiiii "ll' " '.:;lli|i 5' :f,;:f,.

I] The "hidden

ilifnn ,-,!;

-__-.'.._.... is in its sole. ,f,f,-‘,,_,_ ______________

H Wheat, (per bushel)

n _..... "_ "‘ lull

:s:;\ii2f:f=f.-'.~i INVICTUS :;n'f:f _ ' "

~»:i'l:':::l!:': 'ii

==_'g:?§§5,={iFE? _/ine 'if 1!lg___._|! -I

i;;,;;_‘,;_;_!,‘_’_."_.’ that postpone »;_=_1_5‘_i§';

-l_:l1.!' ::'i5l===ff'f=l lliii§;:."55i --nl- .°:;g1',i'.iI.' `- il' :::::: iiii _ :_-.:::. 2:1 ‘ ‘rfrdliiiz __ _ mnnimz; .:" ie"- ::l:1::1i2:;;; nlilliii "“=-1:. "` - '.".‘n': §§!'5£=f5’555i- .:='f-’flli`i= ~"~~"" -»=:il:~--'

Alley & Co.

KIIINEY (DISEASE. WAS Klll|Nli HIM

l iiniil lie Used “Fruit-a-tiles"

‘_`;;;;;§;;;;;;§:_=‘ ;;i_~.m:E5i1i5__‘,;,;: left yesterday morning on a three

‘ F T1- '.l§f_`.‘f- :_ nM -no 1 -,_,_,-i_.. .f_ .. r. Arthur Mclnnis, of the Roy- -rimiillu o e o ~:i.;i.:iiii?;: al Bank, Charlottetown, spent ills

OOHOYQY Molnnls, Souris River.-~

fill. :;;§}_`5=_~_ ..*Mr. John Turnbull, Souris, left _;i_'_§§ _ _ ~__5g_=_., by the Lady Sybil, Monday night on _.___ nm t ,___'_' _i____p_;l;iit;__vl.sit to the Magdalene ls-

2'.1. virtue" or weak- ._ UI

..’?!.. ness of a shoe fi!!

,ni

_;-;.',.i.’_f_ Becton...

:::f==::3n-.-:. H,-_!!:'_\

,__i-____ SHOES Oats (black)

=..i_ _ _ ""_.1___f£, I___{ay, p_ressed per ton

ade 0 gg” D" ‘ml - ;,’;;,==-ne=:: are m ____-in-= Tub butter (per lb.) .22

' lruzr"

“half-soling"

Q s Ill lg'

almost lndef- 'lli".'§=-

_ _elsif ":;“.",._i Barley bus. 65

_ colrslnns ll.. .ro

A The

“We blew that away," he answered,

his wound said it is only a bayonet; with a contemptuous gesture. nothing serious. "Toronto is very far away," added

- *° “Why did you come over,” the cor- the journalist, and the girl will sure-

..*lT PAYS to buy in this Province.

..'T. GORDON IVES is Guardian

Representative for Souris.

..*CARL MeDONALD is Guardian

Representative for Souris.

..*G|VE OLD ADDRESS - Suh-

scribsrs are asked when having their papers changed from one address to another to please give old address as well as new one. This prevents any delays and saves unnecessary trouble in going over the bopks.

EASTERN PERSONALS

..'Mr. S. Hlltz, representing A.

M. Bell & Co., was ln Souris Tues~ day.-°

..°Rev. Father Barry, Quebec, ar-

rived Monday night to spend the sum- mer in Souris.-'

..*Mr. John I<_‘erguson, Souris left

Wednesday morning on a business trip to Summerside.-*

_ .*Mr. Ernest Peake, who has been

relieving Mr. Currie at the Customs Oilice, Souris left in return for Char- lottetown yesterday.-*

; ..'Mlss Mildred Johnson, Souris.

§ weeks visit to her home in Kensing- E ton.-* _

5, holidays at the home of Mr. Patrick

THE MARKETS

Print butter (per lb)

, to 90c ___ Buckwheat .60 .9 '_". Butter, lb. (dairy) .20 ., Butter, lb. (crenmery) .22

-' Oats (black) bus. Straw (per ton) Turnips, bus. . Wheat, bill. 1.10 1.6 \\oul. ll-_ ,3 Eggs, dozen .1 HBV. loose ton 810.00 11.0

Hides, lb.

Lamb pelts .30

Oatmeal, per 100

' PATENT souclron

WM. S. BABCOCK

Lawyer (U. S.) and Registered tent Attorney, 15 years experlen in Canada and U. S. Inventlo

validit searches. Evidence collect

Expert witness In pa ent s s

formation 0335-5-7Mtf.

1 CANADIAN

_ Pc|i=|c

PANAMA-PACIFIC EXPOSITION SAN FRANCISCO

Tickets on Sale to November 30th. Limit Three Months

$122.80

From Charlottetown Golna and Returning via Chicago

Going via Chicago and lllrect Lines. Returning via Vancouver, or vice versa.

Sl 50 ddlti

N. B.

promptly patented. Trade Marks an Designs registered; infringement an

in patent suits. Reports prepared f counsel.

t uit Pa

ents obtllned in all countries 99 S James Street Montreal. Write for in

7. a onli

W. B. HOWARD. D.P.A., O.P.R., St. John.

Oats, (white) bus. Oats (Black) bus. Potatoes, bus.

.5 8.7

8 68

.2 .1 '10

12.0

Cash must accompany order.

..*THE MARIE PARK C0. iuten

holding their annual horse races n

Tuesday, August 17th, 1915. -

1824-7-5M1iE2l

stalled a new plate glass window The window was put in by Renal Stewilrt, Charlottetown.-*

Augustus McDonald, Souris. _

1767-7-lM3i

tune Bridge on the grounds of M

John Jackson. lf rainy, the first fine

day following. 1793-'I-2M4ipd

..°'l‘he ladies of St. Peter's Altar -

society, st. Peters, will hola s gi-and 9 picnic on the beautiful grounds sur- roundin the church, on Saturday the

nf- on 'rho Exhibition Grounds, cinnloiioiown

1829 7 5M1i.

vessel and thus save money on ev ton. 1748-7-1M3iE2i

the battlefront, in Rustico Hall

‘_ Admission lo cents, reserved seats, -'- _ ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘ _ _

- 25 cents. Proceeds in aid of the Red 1 _ ll li lump _ _ ._ ._ iznlblenlatic Haliflkerclllcf

_'_ Cross Society. Remember the date

.24 'md C°'“e “Img ‘md help the g°°d Lodge) . . . _ _ . . . . ._ _ ._ . _ ./\laddin Lamps _ _ _ _

3 $352' uSnhfff:,1§.:3§,evetrgggpggcgzedizgg The sol-onyrl prize in cnch of the above events will be one ye:lr’s subscription to “Tho Sentinel." 0 will take place on the first line night The following challcligcs have been received-suitable prizes will be awarded ln the event of :l contest:

full ln . li 1749-7-1M4i. `

"'22 ow g (I) I-2 _\lile Race (over 50) open to Orangemen. (2) Broad jump (any L)rnilgcniaii_)

0 , _ .

I_.§.__$.IC l_

German base hospital, says that

..*GREAT IMPROVEMENT. -Mr. ,

for et ou b the time ou return"

_ respondent asked. ly g y y y .

~-’°NE GENT P9' “Wd each 1"' “I wanted to drive you Germans He smiled sadly, but had no answer to

“W0” f°\' “dVe|'"5i“S in this °°‘“m“-- out of France. tliat's all." this remark. When l left he shook

“But you see you couldn‘t." my hand with his left hand and they

__ “Never you mind, we'll do it yet." all nodded, smiliugly to the doctor.

"What is your oplnioll of the Ger- "Very nice alid very grateful fel-

msn soldiers?" lows, these Canadians,” he murmured,

"G00d soldiers," he answered. as we passed into the next room to "And what about gas?" the Senegalese.

DEATH OF ISLANDER "

' IN SPOKANE. WASH.

ST. JOHN, July 3.-A telegram re-

ports the sudden death of Peter Ste- wart MacNutt, after an operation at Spokane,"Wshingion, where he had lived for the last ten years. He was formerly of St. John. He leaves a wife and two sons, both wearing the King's uniform. Mr. MacNiltt was a prosperous business man here tif- teen years ago. He was a native of P. E. island.

H. J. ,Mahon has had recently in-

' *wAN1'Eo.-Before saturday,

hree tons of wool h heat

.ydliedohlhid either in cash dr gloria. _

*HARD COAL FOR SOURIB-A

Pickard & Co., will have a cargo of hard coal in Souris about the first of

August. This will be a high grade coal ’

and will be sold at the lowest price. -

§?§é?§“3J.“..`%‘l‘.._°‘“i$§.. “’5'.§’o.i‘l.‘iIi'_ Yoon PA'rRoNAci~: ls soL1c1TEn IN Ain or 'ma - ?.§’.3.§‘_"' °' A' ‘°‘°“““‘ ‘°.f.’.§’e:.f’$i.‘i.§‘2‘1ii2’.

_.nn.ee‘§rE§.‘:'::..r:e;e.:i PRGTESTANT ORPHANA GE

"" 1690 L. 0. A. _ 1915

..*THE ANNUAL TEA AND FAIR _

of the Presbyterian Church will be held on Wednesday, July 14th, at For-

has arrived at Summerside for R. _ ¢

e.°;ree.e‘e:e:.. .§::.:se:;r.°::.°‘::: The Great Pr0¢2SS10n ~ “ef ‘° “ke “°““"y ‘“"’°‘ "°“‘ gh” on :\'la.l\RLY Two Tllousnnn 0RANGl=.MF.Nwill fonn .il nn- Aron Rini., Fitzroy soon, or 12

o’clocl.', noon, and march to patriotic airs discourscd hy

‘In °°““e°P"\"""“ the T” °° Two Pi e and Three Brass Bands

J- ._ ' , _ , , _ Georgetown on Tuesday. July 6th _ P

1 (_lI"1‘O\\i‘< MAR-I\I‘.TS tiki t sl 1. Fl i cl r _ _ _ , _ _ _

(fftahdarh Cerxfigrlsate llglan) [raged “thi ROUTF. OF l’_/\R.'\Dl£-f\rel1n Rink to Prince Street, Prince to Richmond, Richmond to Queeil. Qllefll

,_ f 20 to 25 return on the following day will be to>Kcni, Kent to We month, We mouth to Fitzro ,thence tothe rounds.

_ . 5 Y Y E

F0Wl (Der lb) 10 to 11 issued at 801110118 between ‘3h“l"°"e‘ lrlretlireil will please be on hand at the Rink at ll/go sllarp.

14 ‘fl gg tow" and Scomhfon mcl;'fé¥2`_1M3i Stirrilig addresses will be delivered by the Islalid’s`lea ding Orange Orzltors.

` ____ Continuous liand Concerts. Pi ic Bands, includin some of the Cham lion Pipers of the world. _ 1 00 _ I 8 l

S .

__ Barley $1.00 ._*LECTUFlE AND ICE CREAM

0°” ‘W““e> -6° F=ST'veLe1RUST'°°-Come and ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME OF SPORTS

.62 hear Mr. R. L. Cotton delivering his

“Mig mteresung lecture about his mp to Tl e s orts are confined to members of the Orange Association only. intending competitors will for-

on ‘P

__ , ls ,;_,',___'_ P______ _ _ __ __ __ 25 Wednesday evening, July 7th. A short ward their names to secretary at once. t e \ *

ma erla ;5=~'§_l'~; 088 D r us e . b t ll t f t i ti- _ , -- .-

"' rnnnn, on nnnen .ze .f.'ng§f‘f§..`_”i. §§i’§§”§i§§..2o 2?.; 3.15 LIST OF ity ENTS Wi.-_-:_

2; H0199 .12, be given in coilnection with the lec- _

Beef (ner lb.) retail 10-12; ture. Besides this mo ladies win SPORTS lst PRIZES

P010! (DBF lb) carcass .11 llavegice cream and cake and candies

__ enou h to supply everybody. Conl- _ _~ . ' ' 1 Q

_ _ __ ____ s»SIDE _MARKETS _ mencmg at Five in the ___,m_noon_ l 2 Mile Run .. Scarlet Knights -word

mitely. 551:15 _ r -

SP()R'1`S ist PRIZES

_ loo Yard Dash . _ _ . _ .F.lectric Hand Lantern

Throwing Heavy Halinmer l".mblenialic Pin

_ Potato Race . . _ . . . . . . . . . . ._ .Orailge Chart

Sack Race . _ _ _ . ._ . Gold Emblem \\':ltch Fob

-f`-5/J

\l .':\’J\

Putting Shot Orange Chart (franled)

°r

lg _

Tug of \\'ar (lo members from any one

' PRIZFS FOR LODGES _

L tl t `ll ut the most members in the par-

IG ~

g The Committee offer the following prizes to the four odgcs ia wi p

0 :ide on the l2ih. Open to Maritime Provinces.

0 _ ~

_~ ' _ . . . .. . _ _ _ ._ _ _ _ _ . _ Flag for Parade 3rd prize . _ _ _ _ .. . . . . . . . . ..Altar Bible

0 l . 2 ;fulpPlr7i;c . . . . . _ _ . . . . . . . _ _ . ._ .Three Swords 4th prize . _ . . . _ _ . _ _ - -li11l|0i BOX

_5_ .___ The above prizes will be delivered from the speakers’ stand on the grounds.

SPFCIAI. PRIZES

LONDON, July 2.-A Hungarian ~ » _ _ . . Corresvolldenl describing 21 vi-sit tothe Special prizes to be :lwnrdcd to the two Lodge’s oulsldr' of C Ilarlotfvforlin for the largest turnout in

h@_ parade

Pa. _ ce was introduced to a number of Can ` ' ~ _ __ _

"5 Mlnarw' ummm* cm" ummd' “dm” “’°““‘le‘1 |’“5°“""” °f “'“"' Wm* lst-Colnpletc sci of ()fflcer’s Collars; donated by fi. D. \\‘ right. ‘ _____,_

“Of cours I know you came

1-i|- New Bru”.w|ek_ Anot er alia q

1; Gentlemen,-Los; winter 1 rooolvgi ;`;:.‘;)i':,'_ he 'mmed m the f°“°Wi"g 2lld-Two Doz. Lodge Collars ((>range); donated by _lanles McPhee.

gi . .. .. _ . _ _

2?- §\‘li?Jt’SbI.Ilf\IllVl%gI"l1‘ idhg shlsgrgtaxdclr ¢hev¥|l$f;a;:§: you wounded? asked The above special prizes will lic presented to the wnlnlng Lodges by donators :lt a rcglilar Lodges ses-

of LaGrippe, and l have frequently ~~ypre,,~ replied a Canaan," sion inunediatcly following the 12th. Date to he announced. _ _ t- l“'°_V‘;__d it °° he V°\`Y °“°°UV° "1 “U99 "Why did you come from Canada?" The Master of each Lodge taking part in either of H1680 L‘0lllll¢ilil0llS lllllsf hillld ‘ll me “amcs Df an ‘"5 t °f “ “mm“"°“- Y____"_ ____"l;_o_iight of eou_rse_;__whiit did 1'0" members taking part in parade at the Arena Rink. wicks; bgfgre the Parade starts, _

n came ‘wer °r' to Should it rain, arrangements have been made to linvs the addresses delivered under cover. l\.o danger

W- A- HUTCHINSON might, but ¢f¢§n»t you see it gs of no of anyone getting wct. Colne, rain or shine.

use. You dldn't help Englanirs cause. The Connnittce would urge the Hotels and lioarding I louscs fo prepare for 10,000 people who are com-

g A" Y°“ 5°’ is 9' “net 5" "le C095*-" ing to the city that day. Have dillner ready at lo o’clock.

i “You are mistaken, even ln bul-

¢ 1618-" “ld U10 Clmlldlall- "1 Sf” ¢lll'@¢~ SPECI/\L-The Charlottetown Driving Club will carry out an excellent programme of hlatiliec Races for

i Eastern S o S o Llnes sie f:_’_'iB:‘a°_:f_’;_“gS}a‘;f';“d`°"‘{°;:il_ dym: the benefit of the Orphanage.

International Line least ,_ d0z.,n'0f yo", $;?,'p|_, beefoge Numerous other attractions. Rcfreslimcns-Dinners, temperate drinks, ice cream, ctr., ill zlbululrlllcc, and

l Sivilfflllillll Cilvlfl Ai-liilllv GW- Dlnl- they had a go at me and I am still gullrantecd io satisfy the most fastidious taste.

____A___:_sy__;_;i_d __Govegnor__Coi;_:i- ___ __ ali_i_/__¢;.” _ _ ____ No ilitoxicnting liquors noi' any one _under the influence of liquor, will be allowed on or near grounds.

and md, .¢95_`m_°f'.’,`,f°|_,§i,l2_'it,,¢,‘,’§,l _p§,¢Z .Ng 31l°_;’ubfel 'il‘E"’_;0f_Sf` {_l_;‘;’“I~ d_d__,_ 'l`czlnis-Parties coming by teams will find accomodation on grounds.

land and gaston Return leave Central i\'hsrf» ,, _

lh(r’i7lt°lli'Ii1;‘!_l>)gl'l"`l’.fi¢f>'éc‘nialin!‘I`\“=lt°'l:il:rf`m'fnr Pun' thigh' orrespond 'nt YS s lendid n- c

k,___. ._ -_ -_ __ ec _ _e_pa ap t

.£3 .':‘. .t.f°1:.§:._’i;‘:..1e::...‘i'i-1.1212 nl\»n~» 1° in <-»»=~-lim wi-on he 10 C'

aosion.ivi'f»».'rnnn.._nna sin..." lo.oo son. describes as fine-spirited and excel-

ME1'noPol.l'rAi~l l.lNE lent soldiers and nloo, oioon, manly

STEAMSHIPS MASSACHUSETTS fellows, who suffer silently and are

AND BUNKER HILL very grateful. Hs then quotes a S __

lnsyononll no. ofrnan wln.f_aono..,oy..y doctor as saying that "lr you toll s Special Special _ Pe” “ §_l__lf_1_f_§__l:_~_='_\__»‘|“°~‘*¢W Y°fl¢ l¢3l-"\- SING "ff Canadian not to smoke for another Swim" l`“"" Tmln Dems'

~‘*'",,E` g“*"°""’ “NE 11-'.?.?.l‘.“§.;”.Il2§i’?’.;..’.i§‘..iI.i.".i“i.§‘°J.'32.§’.§

STEAM8 IP NORTHLAND AND '

' "°“*" “A” i‘.‘.‘.li‘“iI..‘Zli‘§°'.d`iI‘..“. ‘.‘l.“.-". ‘}.‘i‘£‘ ....‘l‘ii ..l.f§l€‘I{it‘i‘ili5f.l.‘1“$i§f;‘ii{.il2“.‘i'lt‘5.;T.i’.‘f¥?.; they suffer-' we wks lr cheerfully- Naw Y_iii_rk_._ Ss%e se:vl_¢ée retéirnina. Their wounded bear pain and suffer-

“*°-C WALLER- D°mif\l°“ HUM' Hullfl- ' A'.ycl°c°i»?rl$°.°'A7ssl\'if‘ s'l.°°.ionn. N. s. ‘"5 hem” New a word of

Fare Train Depts.

9.27 9.38 9.50 10.00 10.17 10.45 6.00 6.15 0.29

Station

Bradalbano ._ . 65 Fredericton ._ 55 Hunter llivvr _ .. .45 Nt. Wiltshire 45 Milton .30 Charlottetown ar _ Mllrray I-larhor... 1.00 Murray River .90 Hopeileld .. .80

Slut ion Fare. Train Denis.

Tignisli ._ _ _...$1.35 5.00 a.m. Alberton _ ._ 1.115 5.35 Elmsdalc _. .. 1.35 5.44 Bloomfield . 1.20 6.00 O'Leary . 1.20 6.14 Coleman 1.15 6.22 Portage . ...1.10 6.37 Conway . 1.10 6.45

Ellerslia 1.10 6.57 Port Hill 1.10 7.01 Wood island .80 6.42 Roseneath . . .90

Lake Verde .. .40 8.42 Mi. Albion . . . ... .25 Hazelbrook .. .25 Mt, Herbert _ .25 Bunbury ._ ._ .15

Charlottetown ar

Georgetown 1.00 Montague 1.00 Robertson ._ 1.00 Brudenell . . . ._ _ . .90

*‘T‘.‘“I"."§‘°?°‘=f°?° ;,-\.»::;.==:.»:»-I-cow ¢:»=-a.¢~oc\oc;.=.-use

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Every Kitchen Queen

Rules by the good things her oven produces. To cook well she needs

Right Kind of Coal

- Clean, no lrllnlrers, coal that gives

an even and lastlnf heat.

We sell all ues at standard

prices--one quality coal- -

Tl-ll III1'--°~give our pool s trisl

and be convinced.

_ Phone 111

7° :ri sl

Now that navigation is open

goes of Dominion Coal Compsn

able vessels can be obtained,

sat nl

sro prepared to issue orders for car-

Sydney coal, or we will agree to ds- liver cargoes when required at the dilerent P.' E. Island ports 1| suic-

Prlces and terms quoted on appli-

io We keep a stock of eosl always on

' mg _

Coal Coal f , _ wuoiooslo & Retail

ins. Charlottetown. romp _

A E Fnmlng' TF-"P A at John' ( h (‘ dian uestioned about

Messrs. R. E. Mutch & Co. of Ch’town, are

agents for Ptince Edward Island for DRAKE’S CARBONATED BEVERAGES & CIDERS.

Orders given. to them would have special care-

Norlham 1,10 7.07 Belle River ._ .. .75 6.51 Cardigan __, .80 Richmond . . 1.00 7.14 _ Melville .. .. ._ .70 6.59 St. 'l‘eresa's . .70 wolnnglon 1.00 7.21 sun-oy -' " ' ` '60 7.14 Mi. stewart, _ .so Miscouche 1.00 7.45 Forlhln ._ ._ _ .60 7.22 Tracadie . .. .45 -Sllmmerside _ 1.00 8.20 Grandview _ .50 7.32 Bedford .45 Kensington ._ ._ .80 8.45 Ulgg .50 7.42 Suffolk .40 Freetown .75 9.05 Vernon River ._ .45 7.58 York .30

.45 .20 .45

Emerald . .70 9.20 Vernon 8.25 Royalty Junction (‘ape Traverse ._ .90 Mlllview ._ ._ ._ 8.32 Charlottetown. ar

Pzlssengers frolu all stations cast of Royalty Junction will go by rcgiilzlr morning trains :it reduced rates

and retllrii to stations on Souris and lulmlrn iiraliclics by _regular afternoon trains and to stzltlons between (`-lizlrlottciown, hloniagllc and (reorgetown by regular train at 3.00 p. nl. and also by special train leaving

Charlottetown :lt 6.00 p. in. _ _ _ _

Passengers from the Cape Traverse branch will go by regular morning train. leaving (ape Traverse, 7_ a.

ni. arrive at Clinrlotietoivli 10.20 a. nl.. returning will leave Charlottetown by special :lt 5.45 p. m.. ¢`0llll€C¢lllg

with regular train :ll Eiiicrnlrl junction. _ _ __ _

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hand and steamers iiequirin Bunker Cost can be supplied at short ao- tics.

Parties requiring coal for house-

hold purposes cannot do better than by giving us their order. Our prices are lowest. Sciaoorlers always “hi demand and chartered at__liighest ratd of freight.

Biinulin`Boll It Co

Agents Red Urol B. 3. Lille. lgeilh Dominion Coal U0., LM.

Charlottetown, P. I I

ful attention. They also _carry a stock on hand _at all times, and are in a position to make quick deliv- ery of any rush orders. _

-_-ous Pnrces Aus alcrrr- , Write, Wire or Phone .~

Messrs R.E. Mutch & Co.

Cli’town, P. E. I.

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Tickets at special reduced rates will he good going by all forcnooil trains, rcturlllllg by zl ternooii trams.

Trzliils will leave Charlottetown as followsz- .

For Tigliish and Summcrside at 3.45 p. m. alld5.45 p. m. """"" ‘ For Souris and F.l1llirn :lt 3 p. in. ‘C _ _ _ ` __'_'° For Georgetown at 3 p. in. and 6 p. m.

For Murray Harbor at 3.10 p. ni. and 6.30 p. m. ' Tickets at single one way first class fare will be issued from all stations to (fliarloltctowli on _lilly loth

and 12th on the Standard Certificate plan. These certificates when properly filled out by the Grand Secre- tary, Mr. C. F.. McKenzie,h1ust be presented to the Ticket Agent, Charlottetown, who wi l take them up and

issue tickets to destination. _ _ ,,._ _ __ _ _ _

Certificates will not be accepted on train by Conductor. `

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