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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

Railways

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Change of Time-— i Effective May 3, 1926,

Trains to and irom Charlotte-i 10W!!! l

c ' Monday. May 3W1" the dowblo train service. dull! ‘l!’ cept Sunday between the ‘Malinlabd and lPrl-ll-ce Edward Island will“ will be resumed. Eolluwill! a"! n" particulars of this service: l

WESTBOUND:

Train N0, 39 will leavo C-hBTlOu-Q‘ town ul. 8.45 A. M. arriving Borden at 8.50 A. M. and Sackville at 11.45 A. M.; leave Sackville 12.15:, "P. M. arriving Moncton 1.45 P.M. where connection will be made with Train No. 3 Ocean Limiiad leaving Monctou at 2.351’. M. t0!‘ Montreal and with No. 13 train leaving Moncton at 2.40 for Saint, John, Boston and ‘New England Points.

Train No. 41 will ‘leave Charlotte- town at 2.00 P. M. arriving Bor- dcu at 4.45 P. M. and Backville at 8.30 P. lM. where connection will he nlunle with Train No. 1 “Mari- lime Express," leaving Suckvii-ie Ht 060 P. M. for Montreal and points.

Train No. 42 will leave Sackville at 1.10 P.1\i. connecting with Train No. 2. “Marl-Lime Express," and ar-l, rive Tormentine 2.35 'P. M. Mid‘ (fhariottotown 6.80 P, M.

Train 1N0. 40 will leave Mone- lon at 4.40 P. M. arrive at 6.00 P. M. leave lSaekville 6.05 RM. arriving ‘Pormentiue 7.30 P.1d. and Churiotmtown 11.00 1P. M. '

Service Between Clmrlottetowlh. Sil-nvmorside and ‘Hgnlsb will ‘be a8 tollows:~—

Train 1N0. 205 will leave Char- lottetown at 8.00 ti’. M. (‘lflll-ly ox- cep, ‘Sunday. arriving Summer-side 10.2.5‘P. M. and Tignlsh 1.25 A..M. YPhls In a new service.

Train No. 206 will leave Tlgnbh at 7.55 A. M. Summersidc at 3.00 P, M. and arrive Charlottetown at 5.10111‘. This is also a. new ser- lvlce.

Train Nn. 3 remains as at preo- ent, namely: leave Charlottetown 3.00 ‘P. M. daily except Sunday and arrive‘ Summertime 6.15 P. M. Tignlsh 9.45 iP. M.

Train No. 4 leaving Tignish at

_ 3.40 >A_ ‘M. daily. except Sunday

will run through to Charlottetown, arriving ‘there at 10.30 A. M. _

Between Charlottetown and Sourio, Train ‘No. 5 will leave Charlottetown daily except ‘Sunday at 6 p. ‘m. instead o 3.20 p. m., ar- rive at Mount. Stewart at 7.05 p. m. and Souris at 9 ‘p. m, Train No. 6 leaves Sourls daily exoepl Sun- day at 9.20 a. m. instead oi‘ 7.50 a. lm., ‘Mount Stewart at 11.15 a.

12.00 p. m. Mixed train. N0. 216 leaves Charlottetown Wednesday and Friday at 9 a. m.

instead oi 6.20 a.m. Mount Stewart

a; 11.15 a. m. arriving at Souls at 2.00 p. m, train will leave Souris ‘Monday, Wednesday and Friday 3.45 pum. Mount Stewart 7.05 p.‘m. arriving at Charlottetown at 8.45 p. m. Between Mount Stewart and cGorgelowu, Train ‘No. 7 leaves Mount Stewart. Monday, Wednes- day and Friday at 7.10 p.m. instead of 4.20 arrives M. Georgetown at 9.10 p. m. No. 8 leaves George town Monday, Wclnesday and Friday 9.16 a.m. arri ing a; Mount. Stewart 11.15 a..~m_ ‘No. 221 leaves‘ Mount Stewart 7.10 pm. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, arriving Georgetown 9.30 ~p.m. No. 222 leaves Georgetown illnes- day, Thursday and Saturday at 8.45 mm. and arrives at Mount Stewart 11.10am. Mixed Train No. 217 leavgs lMount Istcwort iMon- day. Wednesday and Friday at 111.130 l-Jfll, arrives at Georgetown at 2.15 p-m. mturningNo. 218 will leave Georgetown same days all. 30-00 P-Ilm and arrive at Mount Stewart 5.45 phm‘. Between Elmira and ‘Soul-ls, Train

.000. 9 will leave Elmira on Mon-

days. Ffilesdays, Friday's and ‘sat- urdays all 8.30 A. LM. instead of 7.00 A. M. arriving lsourlg d; 915 A‘. M. instead oi 7.45 A. M. and Tmin No. 10 will lea/vo Souril on Mondays. Thwsdlvs. Fridays and Saturday» at 9.10 P. M. instead 0t 6.25 ‘P. ‘M. arriving Elmira at 10.00 ‘P. M. instead oi’ 1.46 PJM.

The Murray ‘Hnrbor Service will be as follower-

on M11558)“. Wednesdays, Thurs- llBYQ. Train No. 209 will leave Char- lottetown at 3.00 d’. M. arriving Mllrrov Hartm- at 7.00 '9. M. m‘ lllrnlllg Train No. 210 will leave Mumy ‘Harbor a; 7.46 A. M. on

town at 111.15 A. ‘M.

0n Tueadnys umd Saturdays Train No. 1 will leave Charlotte- town at 4.00 1P. ‘M. arriving M-ur- "Y ‘Harbor at 0.45 P. M. Return- ing Wain ‘No. 2 will leave Murray Marbo at 3.00 A_ 14,, gnu-m; Charlottetown at 10.40 A. M. This ‘senvlco it will lbe noted takes ‘the place o! Saturday only service ‘honstotore in elect between Charlottetown and Murray Harbor, olsrmcr Paooznolsn Aozrrrs C 135F101.

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BELLE RIVER SCHOOL

Grade X—-l. Anna Rlilay 2. Mall‘- tglarel McDougoll 3. llhlelyi Mar- n.

Grade viii-d. ‘Leslie Stewart 2. Mildred Martin "8. Flora Martin.

Grade Vll—1. Moran-at Riley z. Daniel (mmnmn 3. Grace Mo. Doug-all. Grade V-l. iMfly Riley l. Mary Belle 000k 3. Wilgleua 000k.

Grade 'l'V—-1. Alberta Stewart l. EYQIYII ‘COMMON.

Grade Ill-l. Alexander Mathe- son 2. John N’. Mathetnn.

Grade li-—~1. Goodwill dllaoDounfll

Perfect Attandnmu-Amna Riley, 2. Lloyd Motllawon.

Manure MaoDougall. Mildred _ -~ ‘Mariam Riley. Mary

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‘Monday.

Returning No. >216 ‘

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Others All Ex- ' pense Tour

ACROSS CANADA AND BACK. l

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“Marvellous beyond concoption," aptly describes the glories oi ‘Cav- adahl Rockies. To be iully appre- ciated they must be seen. To start out on a trip by 0119's self into this uniiaimiliar but iardamed lparadilw oil-earth, to many appears quite a task. Realizing this, Dean Laird, oi Mac-Donald ‘College, and experi- enced R/Ocky Mountains Traveller, for the third year in succession, has undertaken to conduct a party through tit-is glorious wonderland. A special train of dining stand- ard sleeping and observation com- partrnent cars has been chartered. ho leave Toronto on July 19th, via the Canadian Yaciflc Railway. Stops will be made at Port Arthur and Pom William. which together form Canada's greatest grain port; Winnipeg Beach, the popular cum- nier resort for Wiunipegcrs; Winni- peg, ‘Canada's third largest city; Indian iiead. the chief ‘tree distri- buting centre 0i’ the Federal Por~ estry Branch; Regina, the capital oi Saskatchewan; Calgary, Alber- tais largest cbty; Banil, the world- tumouu mouutuin resort; by lluto-

through. Kootenay Lake to Neltion; tllfln through the Doukhnbor coun- try to Prnlicton; along lovely Oka- nngan Lake. and to Vanvouver. thence by steamer to Victoria.

Returning the trip will be by the main line oi the Canadian Pacific tilrollglt the great canyons o! the Fraser and Thompson Riv- ers. 511d through m». Selkirks, and 300M911. affording ucenery such us 6&1! be found nowhere elm on earth; Luke Louisa, the Pearl of the Rockies, the most perfect gem o! scenery in the world; another day at Bantl, Edmonton, the Cup- ital oi Alberta; Saskatoon, the city o! optimism; Devil's Gap Camp on the Lake ol’ the Woods, near Kenorn. thence to For: William. whore one o! the fine Canadian Pacific Steamers will be used across Lakes ‘Superior and Huron to Port lMoNicoli. then rail to To- ronto, where the trip will termin- ate.

Everything is included in the price»! $330.00, from Toronto; trans rtation sleeping cars au- commodalion in Hotels, and Bunga- low camps, meals in dinem, hotels‘ and on steamers, and sight-seeing tours an. points visited.

The trip is open to all. and appli-i cations for accommodation are now, being received. '

‘Fares from ‘other points lhnnl Toronto will be named and dcscrip~' tive illustrated booklet sent on ap- plication to Dean Sinclair Laird, MacDonald Coilcge Post. Office" Que. i

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Presentation | To Railway Section Man

On the evening oi‘ April 7th

some twenty S'l10W(ill0Vl3ll&l'fl oi‘ the Midgcll and Marie -R. R. Sec- tion mel. at the home oii Mr. Victor K. Sanderson. Mr. Gordon Hooper “'39 49170111160 chairman and with a few well worded remarks malls known the reason of their pre- sence. l-ie than called llVll‘. Daniel MaoFayden who ‘read an appro- pnlate addresa while Mr. Peter Whalen presented Mr. Sanderson with n valuable cum oi money. Tim recipient ‘taken much by sur- prise expressed his gratitude for

grammes and at a late hour all ce- parted to their homes taking with them the well wishes oi‘ tbaiir host and hostess who will not soon forget ‘the show shovelllng and shovollers ot the whiter 1926. <The address. is 11s foilows:—— Mr. Victor Sanderson

‘Dear Friendz-We. your friends alnd neighbors are assembled hora tonight for ‘the purpose oil allowing the esteem in which you are held by the snowshovellel-s of this section.

11. has been said thwt In order to know a malrs true worth, you must summer with ‘him and winter with him. With you Dear 10:11am! we have spent summers and win- ters and every one o! us hero to- night can ‘testify to your noble qualities as a ‘boss. We can never mpay you for your kindness and good will shown mo us during ‘the snow night oi this pawl. winter u-t we ask you to accept ‘this small slot not for its intrinsic value but as a slight token 0t our respect and esteem.

11141111113 to spend many more winters with you in Batters cut- ting" we wish you. Mrs Sanderson and. family many yearn of health. happiness and prosperity and a lull reward in the life beyond. Signed on behalf oi The Snow- shovellers of Midgell Sect-ion.

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FAREWELL ADDREQS I AND PRESENTATION

Avery pleasant gathering o! the mflllll)’ Manda oi Mr and ‘Mm John H. ‘Dawson. in Mit. d-lle-rbort and vlioinity met to Md firewall to them on the eve oi ‘tihoir departure to their lhome in Wynn.

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