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_ DIARY I

City Magistrates Court 9 11. 111. , Prince Edward “ -atm, 3.15. 7 :1n1l‘

8.45 p. m.

Burtfe Concert at People’s Theatre

Sp. tn. 3

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nnarns I

‘laxative" ltandy; they know childre-ti love to take it; that it never tails t0 and abundant prosperity. Ipcopic itad of the British Empire.

clean the liver and bowels and sweet | For gh.. mn., year.. you have been; ____ _____ ____

GHAPP LLE-.At Marshfield, Jan.

GIVEN POISON IN CANDIES

LONDON, Jan. 23.-In the lastlew

days twenty-six conducttiesses on Lon- don tram car have been poisoned by eating chocolates or 'candies given to them while on duty by an unidentiiled passenger. The girls were incapaci- tated for work and arc being treated in hospitals; it is reported that one is dead and several are seriously ill. In each case 'he produced thy, candies and offered it to tho girls. lt' she ati. ri. few she immediately became very dizzy and had* to be taken away.

A IIHIIII HAIES (III. I IIAIIIMEI, PIIIS IIIR

Give “California Syrup ol Figs" it cross, sick, feverish, Consti- pated.

Look b:1r~l.' ut your childhood days.

iii-member the “do.-,c" mother insisted on-castor oil caiomel, cathartics.

lu- how ou fou ht

1 How you hated t tu. ' y g against taking tl1f~n1_

\\'lrh our children it's difiorent.

‘ Iiiolhers who cling to the old form of

`pl1_\°sif- simply tion* realize what thry tio. The uhildrcn‘s rovolt is well- 1`ounclc<i. Their ifenfler little "insides" are injured by th4»t.u_

[1 your <-l1il1l`s =ioui:\ch, livc-r and

bowels need cleansing. give only dell clous- ‘"f‘alil`ornin Syrup ol' l-`igs_°' its

of mothers keep this harmless “fruit

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24. Hazel Elizabeth. daughter of Mr.

STAFF PRESENTATION

T0 MR. A. W. G1AUDET

Mr. W. Arthur Gaudet, Business

Manager of The Patriot, who with his bride (nee Florence Mitchell of Boston. formerly of Village Green' P. I E. I.) returned Tuesday from Boston. ,was twice waited upon by members '1oi` The Patriot employ-first by the imombors ut’ the composing depart- Iment and later by the Editorial and [business start' who extended hearty ifelicitations to Mr. Gaudet upon tho |lmportt\nt step he has taken and ten- Ideted hoa1ltll'ul_glfts_in silvf-1' as 11 Itoltcn ot' their esteem. accompanied 1by suitable address-es. The gift front lthe composing stall' was a hiindsomc isilver fern dish and the business and editorial staffs gift was a beautiful Isilver tan service. Mr. Gaudet who

1 .,3 M :was taken by surprise, made in cur-i1

NAS “_ BUWEI-Sgznso 11 brief and appropriate repiy.

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1 The following are copies. of the nd- stirosso.-1 which .\ir. Cnuilct. rf-wiviwi:-~

I From Editorial and Business Departments.

ITU .\lr. W. Arthur Gaudet. _

I Business Manager, I The Patriot Publishing Copipauy. i Dear Mr. Gaudet.-The Editorial 1nnd Business staffs of the Patriot I Publislilng Pouipany ask you to kind- ;ly accept. for your fair bride and lyoursclf. this wedding gilt as- a mnrlt fof our high rogaiwi l`or you. :is llilsiuese }.\l:1unger ot' tho l‘att'iot. Publishing 1 t"ou1pany_ and as symbolizing thc aus- picious event which took place on ,_ Saturday. the twelfth instant. lu [los-

lton. Alnssacbtisetts. _ ln extending our heartiest folicita-

.41-tion is positive. but senile. Millions tions to both you and Mrs. Goudot.‘

wo fervently hope that your lnarrieti life will be one ot' mutual happines-

I I I

I I

SEAS IIE IHE WIIIIIII

'l‘0RON’l‘O. Jan. 23.-"We have

kept the surface of all the seas of the WOFIII." declared Sir Prodi-rick I-.‘. Smith. K.i`.. l1l.P.. ‘Attorney (lenernl for Great Britain. this e\-onlug. at 11 gri-:tt nu-1>titu< held to inaugurate the cntnpalgn to. rttist-_ $3,000,000 in tltrt-e days for tim Canadian Patriotic i-‘und and thc Red Cross. ,.

"We havo, by the power of tho Bri-

tish .\'1tvy, been enabled to transport twelvc million soldiers ovor the seas. Think what this means to our Am- orican Allies! Rely upon it, the .-\1li- ed stenmers and thc American stentn- ers. workimz together. will be ablo to 1-:trry over tho' sons the millions or American soltllors. despite tho sub- milrlno."

Speaking ot` the rf=.sponsibillty oi

tlormany for tho outlirnuk ol' tho war. Sir l"`rt~<io.ri1-.It rv-tuxtrkt-1'l. in pzuisintt. "\\'~- ktiow now that tho (lr-rnian nm- bussatlor nt (‘onst1\ntlnoplr~ told 'the .\1nori1‘1in ztmlmssndot' at Vonstantiu- ople, six months bcfore thc war broke out thc exact inotncnt at which it would brt-nk out."

Tilt- Attorney General paid a stroniz

tribute to l.icut.-Gent'-ral .Sir Sain liughr-s. who wai~'. on thc plntforni. No swifter work had ever br-n dono than that which had created the ilrst (`an|1dian division.

"Tho einpire." he said, “ls in any part of the Dominions of the empire in

ot`

which I happen to bo., I claim to he

as much at home in Canada as in the ‘Strand Nobody belongs to anybody; _ V _ ' _,_,_ V _ ... 1 1we're all the same thing." j` ` ` ` "" ` "

Speaking of the regard of Britain 1'

for (‘0.natia, he said: “The tree un~

bought and unpurchaaoablo support .

which sprung from the spiritual sun

|00 VESSELS AT PRESENT IN NEW

NEW YORK. Jan. 23.--Despite thr-

Iworst ico conditions in New Yorl; . lutrhor sincc the boginninyg of thc pro- Iscnt zero weather, iourtocn ships were cooled here ycstortlay. at-cortlinie.

‘ping Board. .'\pp\'ositnatf-ly l00 vr-sy Isols arc. now in thn lmrbor and tltvl lloarii oxpocts to reduce this nnmlw _

end ot' thc wcolt_ `

Subscriptions forwardcil bv ilnnlt

of Nova Scotia, Victoria, P. E. l.. pro- viously :tcltnowlcdgod $l20.00

rt. of tt grunt nation is greater than -"_

guns. or what fooils guns." _ /

’l‘l1s Dukn ot' D1-vonsiiirn, in n brin

speech, said that Sir Fretlcriclt Smit' could take buck to England tho mes-

git?-ermithgndi 0iEE\s11lI)t'tAr1?iI;loC‘III.xI'lE»I"rnIslnuilr The Kind You Have Always Bought, i1I\d1Wb5CI\ 1188 Men

thc very ond."-

YORK HARBOR

olilolal.-1 of tho Vnitotl States Ship

dolayotl ships by nnr'-hair by |!. 1

i4At.1FAx setter Fuuo.

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in “$9,101 C.,-cr thi,-fy y;:a::,-whats bornedghexnigntifitére of

__,..andha een mai infper

1/ ' ,L sczal supervision snco its ancy.

~f:W5 Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counrerfeits, hnirations and “ just-as-good" are buf. Egperiments that 11-lilo with and endanger the health 0! Infants and Children-Ex rience afainst Experiment.

wh 11- dssironts

Castoria is a harmless substitute or Castor Oli, Puegoric, D1-ops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It conmms neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years lt.l1a1» been in constant: use for the relief of Constipation, Flatuiency, Wind Colic and Di:trrl1oea;_:.l1aying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep. The Cl1ildren's Panacea--The Mothe1"s Friend.

0.1-:Nu|Nt»: CASTCRIA Atwavs

No one cvr-.r mado nrntios who ncv~i

or tnntlo niistakos. llc conipnrod thi- h - V- _ _ ' _-land nt that division at the sccon1lIc‘;|x.f;?d by Mr' C as' wright' IC BGSIS UTS Slgl`latl1fC Of

battle of Ypros to that of thc Spur- tans at thc Pass ot' Thertnopyiite, and ot' thc I<‘roncli at Vordun. who had _liven to thc world thc phrase. "they shall not pass!"

Iir-_ recalled it spoof-li wllich ho had

itutglo in Toronto ton' years ago cou- ccrnlng 11 wrong-hcndod idea some

1 on tllr- stotnztr-li. :intl that o teaspoon connected with the Patriot Publlshin1.'. _lm p'_0Qpm,i,\_ "mv Si,,n.mZ0 vom.

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“nd M\’9~ R°b‘“`I- CUHDWII- aged I-3I_iul ililft”-'li A0435' S-'1\"*1‘l il SIPK Child U* Com-pany, nothing but thc lmppiest rc- }nm_m_d"m.G ~ ` ` ‘

months. l-‘uneral Saturday at 2.

o'ci0cli.

Ill0i'l'O Vu' .

I Ask your druzzglst fora bot-

*-~ ' ’t.ln ot' “<‘a.lll`orniz1 Syrup of Figs,"

lationsbips have obtained betwborr you and thc various dcpat'lmcnt,s ol thc Company `

As 11 slight oxprcssion ot' out' hii:'1`l1

regard l`or you. und as a symbol ol' the

.which has full directions for babies The.,-ef<,,~@ it is me why, of “S ,mi mm! YI“_"`m°"g°“5d E:I“tI°“” _vhliiirell Of ‘lu “l='~““i and fm' 5‘°°W“‘\-‘PS 'Qiat the momentous event in the lilo vm, H; %“:!ln`:,‘;:s_\I2:§nH;;`r' ane(:w;i;‘

I ._ . _ . _ ._ ._ . _

SAYS CAMBRAI FIGHT IS ‘I plainly 91:1 sail. bottle. l`3e\\are' oi oi’ y~ours»\li' und Mr:-1. Gautier, rocontly ,_,,.|\1,.,_ 111. 1nr~mbors oi' tho Composing

BEING HUSHED UP

Jan. 23.-The Daily Mail publishes a two-column con- tributed article vehemently :mack- lng the Government an-I the general sta!! in connection with the finding of tha ataif. tniuounced in the llouse of Commons on Tuesday, that the British higher army cotntnantl had not been surprised ‘ny the Ger- man attack on the Fambral iron; on November 30, when the British lost part of the ground gained in thi- or- 'enliva 8 few days earlier. I "°' """Ie nays that i.llt~ iiovcrn-

C0i’ll(‘l"tl Di .

m9i1i.._!iTldel’ the present-1 ot the _gen- ..f 1 111.111, is hush.ng up the incident while the Germans claim to have captured or destroy.-d '|12 tanks and t'o have taken 9,000 mon and 100 1 pa. The writer adds:

“‘1\_pattioular army clique has supreme mi-.litary --ont.-ol for two ` _s ond' has repeatedly failed to ‘ulill its _ own cxpectatlons and promises."

‘he Mall editomiiiy endorses thc

' 'ter of the article, l_.1aming the Earl of Derby, Sectvetary for War. and ‘general Sir William Roherrsmi. cbiei of the general staff, who-ze rc- tnovai it. suggests is desirable. it declares the public would like to soc a man of the typo oi' Sir Eric Ged- des. First Lord 0! the Atlinil'.'4lt_\", at the War Otilce.

Lovat Fraser, who is the writer ni'

the article in question, naked "wht-to in the British army is the 11ouutot'- part,of General Currie. the ("1tnadiau commander. ` it must bo acknowl- edged in Justice to Sir William Rob- c_i°t.`9_on that be has been foremost in encouraging promotion from thc ranks, but never beyond certain nar- row..limitB." -

had

IRISH INDEPENDENCE

PAPERS BARRED FROM

' UNCLE SAM'S MAILS

1WASHING’i‘0N, January 23.-Tho ost ollice department has sustained ghe decision of the postmaster at New York in excluding from the second class mailing privileges the issuc ol the irish World of January 19. which contained' editorial matter held to iw in violation of the Eaplotinge act. in making this anuounceinent. tonight. Solicitor- Lama: -aid the decision would not affect 1 .Lure im-ities of the paper unless ohjectionaiblr- matter is found in them.

The department has also nntior con-

sideration recent lssues ol the (lactic .american and the New York Free- n1an's Journal, othi-r Irish papers held up at the New York oilice for allcgi-fl violations oi' a similar nature. 'Distribution in tho mails of last weelt’s editions of the irish World. the Gaelic America and the Freeman‘s Joumai, three of the ueatliug weekly publications in this country. espous ing the cause_ol’ irish independence have been barred lrom tho mails. it was learned fnom the editors oi' those papers today.

_ nn_t_|_ct

Owing to the greatly increased ox-

ponse ot conducting business and the blah coat oi goods my business will be conducted in future on a strictly cash basis. _ 1 .I wish to thlnlt all those who htivo given me their patronage in the past and assure them that it will he my endeavour to. malta it to their advan- tage to continue -41.111111.

- W. T. WEIR.

, ‘ Stanley Ilridge.

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.bonsian il guaranteed to kill blne1 lid, and oth* vermin on cattle or hdiiloa and 'Picks on sheep or money

` od. » R-gliglrtdpaidmaa partotl‘.iil.i..0l1, receipt of 81.00 up by

- ' DR. W. G. GHURCM,

Bnmorsido, P. E. I.

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calulldates, also for matrlcillation. on

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bride. our beartiesr fclicliations on

C0\1mf‘1\'f‘?|lfi l~0I'A Iiffe- S9*-' WUI- if I* celobrated.-tna- provo to morn than . _ . _ , md" bv "<`sli\`0rui1 Fir Syrup (WI fulfill .111 111111511-0 can 11051111111- 1011 ‘-;AII1f1E ‘.I.I.-III;}1:IIfqiI1I1K1)f1EEAIIIIIAIIIIIJOEE pany." Refuse any other kind witl . | b _-I -h t . _ " ‘ _ ' -‘ " - '_ '

1 soy nour es J»(;1‘;4r=eeive¢;;(;\llmy suit and Blrs. Gaudet. this wedding

J “Nh RPuhpn",`mwn0mm 'q ,J 1;tit't_ carrying with it our best wishes

.or mul mutual joy. in thc years, wo

_ Nash. K. M. Earle. J. Johnston. ,WSE which Us before you

Respectfully vouts

I From the Composing Department. Jnnlcs Coyle. Foreman. John J. l"lt1'c_

To. Mr. Arthur Gaudet. linthieen Trainor, Nelson (itunhum.

E " ati ns Ullsiness Manager. 1111-111 .\11~c11h¢.‘t.1>11lse 111111111. Minnie

Xatflln O l The Patriot Publlshiuir f‘0n1n_auy. \\'.1lsl1_ 1<=1rl.~ .\t¢D.-11111111. 11111011 Cam-

___ I D_ear Sir,-`\\e, the inf-tnbcrs ot thi A.\rnn, ,\, |~*m~1l, |{_ _\{(-(ylllum, J_

Tho Board. of |.;xamin,.,-S of the |»,. statfoi’ the Composing Department ol \\'rlg.11t_

E_ 1;.13_m| phm-muf»gmi¢a| ,gggofgiationi the Palliot Publishing Fompany, aif- 3 .____._i__. will mf-et l`or the purposo of examlnlt *life (0 exlelld 10 .V011 H1111' 5'0_\1l' l'-ii" Grip Follow; Th¢ Snow

Wanuary 31% 191,; 1 the auspicious event which you both' -A i..1\XA'l`lVE BROMO QUININE 'Fab | An m,p1i¢a¢;.»_m_c 11,115; hp m¢f1`ivr\1lif;I‘1I€~bri\lcd in the (.it_v of Boston. on 'iota taken in time will Prevent Grip. Iuot inter than January 29th, 1918. j\-fmiffifii’ 'IW l“'*3IflIl INSIIIHI. I-I. \\'. GRO\'E`S signature on box. 1 . 2:00

.' For f111»ih1»r pariifdilats apply to = W. J. BROWN.

2145--1-;»1'.;\t;\i.`

T.: The Elvci rs ol the

_ Ladies and Genilaniont

, Having- been rotiucsted' by n. large uutnbcr of citizens ro nominate in the

ty, l have flocitleil to nr‘<~o;.t tho invit-

fitlon, :md l tnko this opportunity ol soliciting your voice- and intiucnce, tn.

it will bio l11|po.=sii`>l<‘ for n11~ to see. nil

\'g_t_gt~5 iu»r.~.i1|i`11Il_\'.

li also ui‘_=l1 to iliunit tht- oiet-tore

'who in the past di-l me thr- honor olI

electing me to the Council in whichI

Icapacity I have served for sta ycars.I

‘during which time l have endeavored

" to faithfully* porfoim my duties. I

if you now do mo the honor of ol-I

ecting me tl\c`po>al'ion of (‘hief Mag-‘ lstrnte ot' thr- city. I shall oudoavor

in the luturo as in thc past, 111, all

itimes to worlt for your bas'-i. iutvtosts.

ical stmze in tht- v.'ot‘lvl'.-1 history and

wliilc wi- must continuu to :nuke pro- gress. it is tioccssnry to closely watch 'expcndilurrn if rf»'.~rnue is to bc made.

I nn-ct expr-nditurc. y ` Thanking you in anticipation oi'-_

your support, I

l nm

` Yours resp1~cti`ully ‘

, JOHN McNEViN =`

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earaol mov homestead quart:

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tduvnnor Alberta Appiimnt mint an I

may ‘Live wfitigitnlglsc 304| oi tv.

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a ans a districts a homsstsader in

randintgi-¥‘pro-dsmgtda ugrxr-section* am

-tain conditions ‘“'“'-="° “° 'nfs-“-='r;‘.f°' ‘il."ii!51.1._' 015'." . 1 .... "'°°' liistraaidealxnontbamlncslzoitlnlna n

ltivaaa svacrusndarsetshonae worth’&

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City vi (jh:1ri0iiei0w-~»

iorthr-ominxz t»let~1l.=n for thc .llayorari

` it is our hoartfclt hopc that :thund-

Qr»er»-tory iii-gistrar. ~_"'- -I ' --_ -- 2 - _._ -- s 4~

TU THE ELEGTURS UF

f GHARLUITETUWN

3 sented to me signed b_\' some three hundred I of the electors of Charlottetown

Lndics :md Gcnilcmcni:

As already intimate fl in thc public press,

I have consented to 1 lace myself in nom- ination in the forthcoming Mayoralty Con-

1 test, in compliance wit the requisition pre-

I\\'<- arc now pas-ing through a critf.

I If elected to that, ionorable position I

plledget mtysclf to do ‘ty utmost as Chief 1 lagls ra e` 0 promote any forward move- ment that the pruhressive electors of

(.ha1'lottetown may agree upon, such as guy O\vne1'sh1\1/Ip of Pg. lig Utilities, Street _raniway or otor 125 ervice, the estab- lishing of an up-to-cl te Fire Alarm sys- tem and better cqulpring the Fire Depart- ment, assisting the I‘ ~1ard_ of Tradein se-

curing éihetter transp 'tation services and many o er concessioi ' w ich arc so much

nefticd tio improve copditions. A

urt er wish it to be distinctly under-

stood that I shallto tiib utmost of my abili- ty promote conditions which will be more

fa;_voralél_<i to the wag'e»-earning population o our 1 y. ,

I further promise to encourage and use

;zv§;'yhendeavo1° tot rntllttceé capltalists to es- a 1s permanen 111 ns ries so as to give employment to larger numbers of our citi-

zen`s.BI(r;'é1ihI§r lvzvords I

1 I . ETTER \ND BUSIER1 CHARLO'i`TE'I:0\\'N

Yours respectfully

rs. fi. wmmrr.

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an is represented bv

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\‘.'iiiian1 Wudtlcll ._ ._ ‘__ Wright Bros.

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`.\'ell \\`z1tldcIl_ _ . . . _ . . _ _

[larry Profltt Chas. Rogers . ._ 1.00 _ Mrs. S. I). Cameron ._

Albert Trowsdalo .. Calvin liowatt ._

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Alircd Shcrron __

Mrs. ii. Inman _ . Mrs. P. W. Snow _ ._ 2.00I

_lit

l’:trkcr ltogerson .. _ .. . . .

(‘:tpt. Snow. Victoria. ._ .. Charles Miller ._

I( .

\\'. W. Lott ..

(I. I..

.\irs. W. A. liowatt ._

I).

William Follett ._ Aaron Pollctt _ "’

.\l.

Frank .\icQuurrlo _ ._ _ _ Papt. Lord _ . _ _ . . .. William Smith _ _ .. .l.lt.ll. Ima ._ 1.00

fx , ~__1.\BSoi=.»BlNE-'.-

&‘ lay up the horse. 52.00 at bottle.

_‘IPI

ABSORBINE, JR.. the antiseptic lini-

\V. (‘larlt, victoria .. 2.00

'00

_ . 10.00

2.00 L00 1.00 .50

ll. Inman, ilzunpton ._ bei lnuian. Victoria

2.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

_\to\vn\|m.111_~1 __ ._ ` 1.00

1.00

illmm Lord ..~. . ` .

J. 'Straight __ .

4 g ‘

in Use For liver 50 Years

The Kind You Have Always Bought

' TNI CZNTAUICOMPANY N¢WY\>ll( Cl1'Y¢

,,Jm_f.___;_ __-__ ,,.._.__ s-f ' ' -

1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 .50

C. Holm . . . . . . .. . ~ .00

's_ Amos Clark

E. Waddell. Kelly's Cross ._

3-4:,u_;\

OGG CDG

(‘. llolland . _ . ._ _ _ _ D. 1\icl.co<l ._ ..

.lolin (‘. .\lcl>ounl1l _ . .-\bnot' Ilowatt _ . . . . _ il..I.lncc ..

George \'lllt»t\ ._ Jabez Lon ._ ._ 'Fiiotrms lloll ._ _ llonry ltogcrson _ . _ _ . _ _ . . _ _ 2.00

5??rP 333223

2.00 (‘lins.` S. Wriglit .

l.00|\Villian1 ll. Inman. ilainpton . l.00_\V:1ltor M. ima. Victoria ..

._ l_0O \Vobster Iloultcr .. . _ . . . _ 5.00 F2.J.l.utz._... _

5.00 ----

$280.00

Z"¥°!".° ooo ooo

J. (`utuf~ron _

....ul 2.00 2.00 1.50 5.00

\ic.\’cvin ._ _ .

want units str. u . sat orr

Remove.: Bursal Enlargementl.

Tnlckened. Swollen Tissues.

(Jurbs, F iii.-d Tendons. Sore- I

.' ness from any Bruise or Strain;

Stops Spavin Lamencsl. Aliays pain. I Does not Blister, remove the hair o.

ivertd. Book 1 K tree

.nent for mankind. For Synovltia, Strains, (louty or Rheumatic deposits.Swoilen_ I

Painful Varicose Veins. Will tell 1nu H

4 " ' ~ 7 1

ilnort 11 you write £1 intl S per bottle .tt &

4-nleis or dclitered. Manufactured only in W.I'. Y0illi»G. |'.D.i'.11i l.vu1:|ns lIdq_,Ma1|ireal, (Tan. .‘.b50tl'|nc and Ahmtblne. Jr.. rt: vnu 1u _l.ara»l1. ChilTIOitCt0Wn, E. I.

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g___- _.___ _.._'_..:-.Z!!“"_'.' - - --

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_D.&F.

Fresh Pork Sausag-

, . .

V _Manufactured from best spices obtainable and choice tresh meats. '

Under Government Inspection

“Each wrapper bears the official stamp: "Est

50 canada Approved." No higher certificate of quality is net ded.

Sold by all leading grocers.

GA NACDIAN GOVERNMENT RAI LAAIAYS

_ Pl{I.\`CE ]iD\V.1\]{1D ISI..-\ND _

_ Timo Tztblo in I~1il'cct' llccctnbcr Iilst, I9

... -4

Trains Outward Read Down V

I * Trains Inward Read up E

Daily Daily Daily Daily ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME Daily. Daily Daily Daily Daily

x. Sun. ex. Sun. ex. Sun ox. Sun. .\.I\l. l‘.1\l. i”.l\i. A.l\l.

16 .:~

'Sci

0.00 7.00 7.45

-1 .r- 51

5 -1. .a~ O

llcp. t_.'harlottctown

liuntcr ltivcr ` Emerald J1-t_

0.40

7.00 8.20

('11 pe 'l'r:t\‘0.r..r- Ilord ou

vocr. Q... 0:1

0.05 . 6.30

4.20 5.05 Arr.

Tucs. ’l`l1ur. Sui..

A.‘1\i. 11.80 1.14 2.44 3.51 5.00 l’.lii .

0.45 7.44 8.37 li.2l 10.00 P.-M.

Arr.

Dep.

lionslugton Sutntnctfdiln

Sununcrsltlo l‘ort Illll O‘Loa1'_v Albortou 'Fignlsh

nx.Sun_ cx.Suu. t-.x.Stu1. ox.Sun. ex.Sun A_.\i. NOON i‘.lii. T'.M. A.M.

A rr. 10 _ Jill

S _ 55

lir-p. 7 .55

»-» to

L‘\¢=-I

~§l\5¢3 Ot-C

l0.50 l0.l0 5.00

'gf a L

o _*-1 $22

Ilcp,

"/an volt. -our

ra-:i --c.: =`l

\4.20

Dar- ::.:10

_ lilon.

Weil. l"ri. 1'. l\l.

Arr. 8.1117 12.20 ‘ 7.54 10.41

7.0! 9. 21 0 _ :ll 8.02

Don. 5.45 7.00

A.l\l. A.M.

Mon Wed.

Daily Except

I"r|. Sllilday A . lil . i’.lil . 7.00 3.10 S.1'.5 4 .30 9.32 5.00 10.02 5.22 11.35 6.30 Arr.

l'i¢.-p.

I' H Mon.

Wort. l-‘t'i.

. .\.M. T’.l\l.

(‘.l1nrlot.t.otown 'i\it. Stewart Morell St. Potcrs 1 Sourls

.\l'|'. l0.l0 ti.l0

S "15

fi)

sflf. s.0o 0.50

hllfiinh maui; C1051:

Dcp.

7.50 Arr.

Elmira

c-1> 3. o?.

Dop. '

Mon. Wed. l1'ri. A.l\i. l’_l\i_ 9.10 -1.35 10.20 5.27 11.00 i'1.i'»l 11.40 6.25

Dop.

Arr.

11- l th Inrict. Bo ' ‘

uv; stgy- fiomlniou Lugz’ ax "2 4 _ .___ ... 1__ _

Mt. Stcwntt Cardigan Montague Georgetown

lllon. Wed. Fri. P.l\i. 4 .10 .- 2.64

... 2.20

1,40

a~1`1;o>

:A SAT? c\:acoo_-

Arr.

Dcp.

Sat.. only

Daily ex. f-‘»n.t.. and Sun. P. M . 3.10 4 .55 7.05

m¢u1 vw ' ov=\S?~

Dcp.

Air.

('_harlottcto\\'n Vornon River Murray llnrhor

Daily

ox. Sm..

and Sun.

Sat.. .only

.\.1\t. 41.11.

Arr. 10.10 0.45

11.20 8.1.1.

Den. 0.20 7.00

Cvmmvtwins Monday. January 21111 1018 inn above tlm1~t1nu1~ will he changed tom I ' °

~ ' ' ' 1 / porarlly as follows.-~

Train advertised to leave Emerald Junction at 5.40 p.m.. will lcavo nt. 3.45 p. ni, and °".|v,, Borden 5,00

pm.. two hours oariier than above limit

Tm" “d'""°°d °° luv” n°"I°“ ‘"' 4'4" "mt “III I°°‘"‘» =**- I-40 tl-tn.. nrrivo nt Emerald Junction at 3~

ONS.

im D. m.. il_llHl4iild Df ll! 5-30 DMM- tittnve Emornid Junction ni.2.-15 p. m. and arrlvn nt Charlottetown 4.45 p. 111.

DSU-P54 0f 'I0 D UI Tfllili YP cd to leave Summorsido at 3.30 p m will lt-nvn nt 1't0 and arrive Emerald Jct_ ni 2.110 p_m., instnnd of 5.00 p.m. Those 1-itnngos nm 111111111 1..-.,,,._,.,,,,._v' ,,“.|,m 3; m|'(~_E (_~();qm- »

C A. HAYES. H. H. MELANSON, w_ 1»_ HUGGAN

Grnnrli Manager (Eastern Linea.) Psaacnqsr Truim: Manager Di trict Pnaahqsr A

. gent,

"'°"°'°"' N- 3- __ p _ “Q2f*°"1 N~ 5- 01141-tmmwn, P. s. 1. _ _

ra-_#5»M»1<41.‘¢.1~¢~.v.\¢\€;1~tf..4~ - . 4-o1'.v11.v.\11!t=i¢iu%N¢i\l1!|'1\.#&¢»...'..»e»-.1 4.1- .£10 ' W- » ’ "'-*"‘~°"“"