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'To srrlve pc? 1' schooner vioravia' and 'mberly, _two cargoes Hard Coal, direct from New York in Chestnut elses suitable for hall stoves

C. Lyons &Co

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DIARY OF EVENTS

TODAY.

ee-la=.a;.s¢eN -»w~o~ en'

P4 .-

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City magistrate"s court, 9 a.-ln. Prince Edward Theatre, 3, 7 and

8.45 p.m_ V

'Anti-auto meeting, 10 s.m.

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_ --_;.i._ 5016-8 22Mwi’ripd. /

' IN MEMRRIAM

. MRS JOHANNAH POWER.

There passed away on July 26th,

1917 one of the oldest and most re spected residents of Covehe-sd Road ili the person of Mrs. Johanna Power at_ _the‘advanced age of 76. The de- ceased had been in telling health for the‘past few months, and in spite of s.ll that medical skill and tender care could do her spirit went forth on the above mentioned date to meet ber Re' deemer in whose footsteps she so closely followed while on earth. She was a loving mother and a kind and charitable woman and will 'be' greatly missed in the home and also in the vicinity in which she lived. 'ln her last illness she was attended by her kind pastor Rev. Fr. Maclntyre and received al lthe comforts of her re- ligion. Her funeral tool: place on Saturday morning to St. Eugene's Church where s. high mass ot requl em was offered up for the repose of her soul. Besides a large circle of relatives and friends there are left to mourn one daughter ami three sons. The pall bearers were John Whalen, Matthew Reardon, James Hughes, Charles Hughes, James Mc- Cabe and Kenneth Macdonald. Etern- al rest grant on to her Oh Lord and let perpetual light shine upoll her.

Q--1i_.l__,,

TIPS FOR BUSINESS MEN.

Stopping an ad. to sae money is

like stopping a clock to save time.

The time to advertise is all the

time. The man who fishes longest has the 'largest basket of fish.

Advertising is an insurance policy,

against forgetfuiness. It compels people to thilnk of you.

The unprofitableness of advertising

is not in doilng too much of it-it is in doing it correctly. ,Lrilke eating, advertising should be clntinuous; when ‘today'e- bneakfast will answer for tomorrow’s you can sdvertlse on the same principle.

if adetntising is not `a profitable

investment, WHY do so many 'su-_ ceesful houses in all lines of trade keep contilnuousiy' at it Are THEY in error or are YOU:

Advertising does three-#things-in

forms the public WHO you are-` WHERE you are, and what you have

'No one lies awake thinking of your 'I business; out of print out of mind.-

Exoh. _

to sam.. "L haxggageitmynrggh ...H2 ml. . P Y one express, one driving wagon.one' road Cart, wood sleigh,

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Ill

OLD FALSE TEETH

'Bought in any condition . $1.00 por ost. or seven cents per tooth. Cash by return msil. R. A. COPE-

l_lAN, 25795 Esplanade Avenue, Mon- N

1.15 1.7.3s 19.40, .___ 20 08‘

I For Sale

Syllopsis of Canadian Northwest

the iii”

, V-l be immune from the brutal insults of

Puslrolfn -.lun-Mcvllsn »-

_ 4 ‘ - ` " as

- _ ‘ ed parents shall ,remiinlln their

M0th@r quiet peaceful homes, thst'our child-.

J U I I ren should remain as God made them.

-_- on These, ’Sir,are u few of the reasonsl

OWIIIB to the rain storm on Tues- ` why our mell left homes of comfortl

day thmauction sale of stock and im- pliments for Mr. 'George K. Cofiin,l

St. Peter’s Bay has been postponed! until Monday, August 27, commenc- ing at the same time and place 3 o'clock p. m. '

BENJ CARTER,

Auctioneer

5037-8<23M3i/pd . _

Large Auction Sale of Cattle at Hillsdale Farm

We are instructed by Wallace

Wheatley to sell on Aug. 25th Satur- day at 2 p. m. sharp, the following stock:

7 cows with calves by side all

young.

3 Milk cows, young.

3 Fat oxen. ~

11 Head of young cattle, one, two

and .hree years old.

40 hells, 1 express wagon nearly

new -

6 Months credit. on approved joint

notes, 6 p. c., off i`or cash.

li’ day be wet will be held following

lliolldny same hour.

B. CARTER &. C0.,

' Auctioneers.

‘ 408-i-8-21M5ipd.

_ N0'llCE

<_ The Flut River l"isll and Game Club has acquired from Mr. Angus McRae the exclusive shooting privileges over all ills property at Big Point including ' ull the sllores, lakes and marshes thereon and the Public are respect- fully notified that no trespassing will be permitted on any pretense what- ever.

` ANGU5 McRAE,

Fl:-lt River Fish and Game Club.

e.o.d. tlll Sept 1. GEESE GEESE

Local buyer wants to make con-

tract wilth large goose buyer. Apply 'G" Guardian Office.

FARM FOR SALE

As I am retiring from farming

I offer for sale my valuable Farm of 84 acres, all cleared and well cultivated and situated n e ar Borden Point. Excellent, land, good pure water and a- beautiful situation. There is a commod- ious and well _finished Dwelling House on it, Barns and other out- buildings, Fronts on the North- umberland Straits and is in one of the best farming Districts in the Province and in the immed- iate v icin i t y of Telephones, Railway Churches, Sc honl s, Stores, Repair-shops, Rural Daily Mail, and all other public con- veniences found in an up to datecommunity, Terms liberal and will be sold cheap to an early buver.

Apply to owner on premises oi‘

Robert Auld, Fleetown.

DAVID H. AULD

Albany R. R.

P. E. I.

4080-8-21 M twes wed sat if.

-1-1;

15 h. p. Imperial Gas En-

gine with reverse gear and riction H1 ist, very suitable for a Schooner. 1

E. H. BEER, or IAS. D. OFFER,

Charlottetown

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Land Regulations

' __ D by Anglian We are authorized by Peter McCallum to sell on his

Tasha; 1332 I- 1:,»_»_:l;v,_‘;»,-_|;,;»g,.;".“'.,‘...“.l.5l farm Malpeque Road on Thursday August 30th commenc-

s:¢_1kl°:.c¢l=l°;v__uig:.|il?‘fg.{.:..loxxnglgtlmllzsga Q ing at 1 o’clock p. m., 4 horses, 10 cattle, 2 pigs, 10 geese

».

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Mr. Frank McVarish, Souris Line

-Ritad, has received the following let- ters, one from Rev. W. J. Gallagher, iirish Kings, Liverpool Regiment, B. E. F., and from H. W. Peake, Lleut Sth Siege Battery relative to the

AS baby grows ~ olcler‘ and

is less strain on

mother, she should 8

for the trenches. - - ` _ `

Appeal to Young Men.

“Looll_a-1 the flnsp and see the

heritage our forefatllers left for us;

`lo

ok at our mehr ill France today who

re making history; did they wait. tori

death of his son John who was kill-

_gl'OW y0\.lDg again- collscription? We want your help

now. Even if youllevsl' tire a shot' or

Summer Nights

ed in action July 17th. Gunner Mc- Varisll who was only nineteen years

y Many a mother

of age enlisted in the 8th Siege Bat-

tery in May 1916 and made many

Talcum Powder

_ , lmndle a tool, a strong reserve tells'

finds MCDDCD S t-he enemy we rmean to go on. Young’

` With your Vidtlola on the porch. in the

camp, on the boat or in the automobilm

ell, what do you think of St. Julien!

your summer nigl'lts_will all

be “nlgllts

friends for himself.

2-8 irish K. L. R., 1 B. E. F.

Dear Mr. Varish..- `

'I expect yilu have by tllls time

learned of the death of your sou John P. McVsrlsll (R. I. P.) He was kill- en beside his gun at 6.30'p. lm. July

am not quite certain whether he was there the evening before he was killed but l know he was there very .~:llortly bell-re. lll any case he was ll very good boy for l llsed to see him very often down at our little church. Catholics out here have a great cou- solalioll when they are prepared hey have the. hope of eternal life.- 'l‘he only grief' is for their relatives wllo will lmiss them. Your.son was very highly thought of by all his

comrades. They are very sorry -to lose him. I know myself tllat he was one oi’ the best bbys one could meet.

1 have applied for a photograph of

the grave to be sent to you. He is buried in perhaps the best kepg ceme- tery in France.

l was with your son a few minutes

after he was hit and conditionally annolnted him.

With very sincere sympathy,

From sincerely ylfurs,

W. J. G. GALLEGHER, C.F.

France,

July 19, 1917.

Dear Mrs. McVarish,-

l feel 'I .must write you a few lines

Oi’ sympathy ln the great loss you have been called upon to bear. Jack's life in the battery was so clean and upright, and he was always 11 most prompt and willing worker. if you collld only llr=1r'tlle way he ls spoken of by his comrades, I know it would bring a ray of comfort into your hours of sadness.

lt. must be comforting . to know

that he suffered no pain and although ills death was instantaneous l be- belleve Jack was well prepared, for of late ills chums have often noticed t.he keen attention he llas_paid to ills religious duties.

ill a very well kept cemetery near

llere tllers are now live graves side by side. One is your soll’s.Tlley are graves of live of _-our very best lmen, nlen wllo will long be remembered by every member of this unit. it was the one shell that caused each death and llcall assure you it has cast a gloom of intense sorrow throughout the battery.

With deepest sympathy to you and

all your family believe »me.

Yours sincerely,

H. W. PEAKE.

Lieutenant.

UNIUN [I[lNllVlERlJlAl llllllllll

Besides the regular Gold Medal s-

wnrded for Typewriting ent-ll term at the Union Commercial College, there will also be. this term, certificates granted by the United Typewriter Company and .the Remington Type- writer Company for proficiency on the different machines. Students should enter early in the term ill or- der to secure some of the awards. College reopens on Tuesday, Sept. 4.

6033.

i Valuable Property for

17tll. He had been very regularly -to collfession and Holy Communion. I

help her feel- brigllt, dainty and fresh.

?___---é---

F _

SUIUIER lIAllS FUR 2

A SIRUNG RESERVE

“Tell Enemy We Mean to Go On," Writes Pte. Frederick Webber.

The following letter. written by

Pte. Frc1l`erick W,ebbcr fronl “Sonne- where ill France,” lo a prominent citizen, llldicates thc feeling of the mell in the trenches regarding the need for reinfolwolliellts ai the front. ’l‘ll-1 letter reads in pzlrt.

“l have just received some papers

frolll home -and have been l-e;-ldillg :Sir \Vlll'rid Laul'ler's speech against "0IlSCl'iDtioll on June 18. i notice he says there never was since llle war began any danger of invasion by Germany.

Where Protection Lies. .

“Who is responsible _for this se

cul'ity?” Ile asks. “ls it the liaillbow or Niobe? No. Look across the stormy Atlantic and North Seas and See H1050 _-llleng grey ships in all wentller, night and day, montll nfter -month, year llf- ier year. Those faitllful sailors, G-od bless them. Tile British navy is my llulllble oplnioll, ‘is one of the imost - -.surest safeguards against lllvu.-lion and if Canada had those supel'-dread noughts along the roast which were vote-.i down some years ago it would be more effective than all the lalking` in the world. Every school boy sllould know that Germany llus every l‘ivol‘, creek etc., known. is there no otllr-l landing for troops, bllt ulldcr the gulls of Hulifax or Quebec? And only t`or the British llllvy, Sir Will`rld would soon find that invasion was possible. Then there would be a rush to arlllls i expect, but, too late. Walt till the

enemy is at our llolllcs? Never".

Flrst Line of Defence.

I firmly believe with Slr George

Foster that our fllst line of defence

ls right here in France and Belgium. I believe that the future of genera- *long yet unborn wllll he decided here, the future of our vast Dominion. I pray that God will give our statemen wlsd°m through this crisis; lst envy be hushed, away wit'h politics, let all sects and creed; be united and the people staniri together _ as :l nation. We are in honor bound to see this

terribile war end In a auctussful way lor our Empire.

_ _ y

alld hear the boys singing as the

hear the riilgillg clleer as "over ill

nlull l um sure.

nd ruin, one vast gralvcyllrd, it

image ot' our Saviour ririlllcti will

pestilclicc is still ill our lllldst. I up pelll to the younig lllc`n of ('nlluilu

wait. for concrilptiou, get into 113 ness riglli llow.”

RUSSIAN llllERS'

x'n\'ol'z\bl_v cnllsldel-od l>_v till- govcrll-

res. Festubel't, (‘.oul'l:ellette und ti “ 2

nlnrl-h through _tile still llollrs ot' ills; niglli to the front lille; come and

top" they go. You will feel s be`t|el"

I would that the people of (‘all111l:l could see this once lull' land ' ofl F‘l‘nncv, which llus ber-‘ll w1llel'od

with the teulxs und blood ol' lllil-I lions- ot’ lIs_dcfell1icl.~l, i_llo om-9 plorz-

pernus conlulllnes now all dosoilltiollg

l,\en1ltll`\ll trot-H ull cut dowll, ilg ilcllisi

weeds, its orcllurlls destroycd. tho!

4--llrapllcl but we pass on and till.-1| =

(‘ollle ovl-l' ill your thousands und: help stem this mighty powcr._ Don't-

I-‘E’l‘HOGHAl_l.-A partial e‘vacual-

ioll of Petl'0gl'all by idle and non-plo- ducl-ive elements ol’ the population lol 'illoviule the ecollollllr crisis, wllivll . daily is llcrolnillg luorc nrutl-._ \\'ns=§

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for 'sezozrsfmor

. 5 of glaaneu

you come and make llistory? Lfoiuci 3

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I ';l1,,_.‘l,, £21-4 l_inl¢ liit Ultl l"1°.0l“4i_ullell Wlllech l ‘san

$1.25 ful- I0-inch, double-sided Blur Label

; _ 'ell "ill 'P I ll Ki eller .

‘ Rlilfliii if./iff :itll Plfxfli mill: l4lif.lie.~i`45"f`

’l`\4u iillcllillltillg Nell Seal Records.

ifllderneslll tllr Stars (°lf|'u/ini `l'litz Kreisler 54669' lliell-:'s 14 Long. I-Ont! Tm" S1“'"'l

McCormack 64694

' ‘tear them nt any “ills Master's Voice" Dealers’

\\ :lie lol' llee copy ol 550-page Musical Ency-

` -_-lopetlia listing over 9LltlU \/ lctor Record:

iie1'lincrG-ram-0-phone

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ulol.| at ille collferclice _\'cslel'tlzl_\'l zllld lllc que:-;|lon let`cl‘l'cd to the Mill-J isle-l of .lllstico for l\‘l:1'zlpprov:ll.

.rssally Io lllllcllorntc the food short- '-lgc, at-f:o|‘llil\g to lllc colll-luolou

Sllcll il llll-Jrsllle is nllsollltely llev-

ill-llerl by thc l,;ny|=l'lllllc.l1t Tile oril'

it-ll cannot pulcllasu gellulllc Vicllnlas. Victor : Rrclilill-, ol any "I lla Meslel s Voice prl»duf.‘la at any lwllt l1u|‘a\lillorisecl dealers

"-‘r-lll<_-~inl1or 'l`|lcre :ire no other-1'

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1=l' oi' evn1'llu_‘.iplr, ii` ||l‘l>llllllgalc1l~~ null it is llkcly that ll will be---will provide- for the tl‘zlllst`cr oi' all illstiilr lions and illllividllnls llol productive- ly engaged-lll l’ell'ogl'nd ol llecessury to the ecollotnil' or official lile-ot' illi-

liiy. _

Tile lllr'usul‘u will ullu lo l'l‘|l\o\'v

lrulll Ihr- capital the linrllcll ol' lilo idle pnrusitic population, wllich to ull-‘nts rllsurill-l's and which to al gri-all extent uns rr-.>'pol\:allllc for the loci-‘ill

\lpl‘l:<\il.l§s, S1-lluols plohnbly will he lucludf-ll ulliolll; tile illelltuiiolls trun-

.ll`erl'ed l'l'olll the 1-ily. 4

A spclrisl perlllll iicrligllzltlllg Ille-

lnl:-iilllesal oi' llle bvlllwel' will be ri>1|1lll‘ ed' of pt-‘l'sol\s sntoriug lilo city

The Provlsiollnl (lovirlllllvllt_ ll:\:;

pontpollcrl ulllil Allgllsl ;'!i-II4 lill- fllecllllg oi’ the cxll‘.lol'lii|lnl'\' llz\iioll~

il rollllcll ot' lvlo:~l1-ow. l\iollllwl.~1 of :lil Dllllllln, rcpl'o.-lcntniivcs of the ulunl rlpalilie.-1, zl-1-.sl\'os, rrouncilsl of wmlr- men‘s and soldiers’ delegates zlllil oth- e`r poliilrtll and sm-l11l orl::llllv.aiiull.-1 will .purtil-ipo,ie in the co|ll'1-rcllcc, wlllcll was callvil by l’l'ellliel‘ l{4-rrell- vlly into last nlonill.

Tile goverllrllclll will make at the

‘0lli'el'1>ncc ll ilevlulatloll riilll-»»l'llil11:,

Wllut of tile llundreds ot' thou-

lullpllasizc the llecP.\1_<1ii_\' oi" grclll :anc-

lllp s¢=.|lo\\.~< clllliiililllls in the cmlllily.

sllllds wllo loft their -grief-stricken wives and clllldren to go out into the unknown? Why dill ilyego ulen

deal' on this l-llrtll? 'I‘hil‘iy-one years algo l swore to love, cherish ond pro loci my wifc. l sm doing that in I l\‘lan<:e today, that our falllilies shall

t‘anads’s \V11t.crloo,Vl»1ny Ridge? Will,

riflce.-1 l'rolll all clzlroles und unllounl~o llw:ls\l|'4=:s which ll proposl.-1 io luko.

tear Illenlsclvcs from sll tliéy hold had bccn nmlic, it vlrtllnlly lluf-1 bool.

tlccldo to postpone tho convol-zltion

ol' the lrnllstilucllt 1lsl>u~nll)l_v, o\\-im;

zliloll for :ln election 1-nnlpuilrll llllll the impossibility ol' filllslling ill time

Although 'no oi`i'il'i:ll zlllllollnl-clllvlit

o the llrlp|'cpul'e1lllo¢4:1 or tile popul-

i" T 1 " F’

Sale in Charlottetown I Auchon I

“.1l`.'2?.°“°“'t.:“:..”.°.1:’.':i.°." s":"'..‘°°“°' 36 h°"S= ducks

11-' . `.¥.,i€§\`§‘f§i¢e;-éyufgt-.::m»:'un_§;»;'1’~h_l'3-7-TS WYnV¢ V?-Ifrfi gtuftlglrlladb bllf) mf- Implements -Binder, mower wheel rake, sectional

;v1`l?i§° Ji'll'¢i'i'll'ii'l1'§fflf ".fl°¢§my:i'r°».°“.l` Auction bile propdfties ysituliateid Seeder’ Randal han-ow' Spring tooth gang plow’ “nb horse o ' - ‘ ' _

55 _ . .

gestesliezulrlvtliyg :;tl;i!nl;1:'l‘1‘eél‘-aleésrgililue as fouowsy first Bnck house PIOW, N0 16 F1'0S1` and Vi/00d COTY] WCCCICT, SCUIIICT, pOt3tO

ug_;»,¢-_,-;g;;,=;-;;»,g,_;;_,g;,\;;;-1;;-3-,-;;=n_|;,f,; apuble lemmanl with stables dieser. cyclone sprayer. one spray motor pump with 30

Rltslicéglm “imc” _ hommmg In PM I'{§£rp'it.erl\lu£megg feet hose and rod, one truck waggon with pole, one c_art,

but Blx months resldenceitliezsch of th on wednesday August 29th box Sl¢I l`l l'0lleI' O C l

tter one turnlp seeder

sl in iw 1 411.11 at 2 clocknoon.T t l 8 'one ’ n Sraw Cu ’ ’

f$'l§l“'§:é:;ii&&“i?lE?»95&"¢¥'Q?§§i2.lf’3 Algogn thesame daygiiissvgilligell 'fue Vegetable saeeaier' 2 h?y_r9pe9' :lay filfk and bmiks

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HQ' 41.10.... 1'-....1415 ,.f"‘“....‘°“n..»l».. ' _ 3 il Prmn 0 _ use sea es, o _ l swing, _grin stone, one ansas

_ _ _ _ . .

fan). 333551-133-:£16 of illmmmn Park R020 N041 and 43 T¢l'mS pruning hook, set harrows. Quantity oats and forks hoes

ss ' -

:soo ‘ ’

5_{'g=';if:~_}§>;== 13;'-}>g§;f tffféiswg at “Ie shovels and numerous other articles not enumerated. ~ '

nsahtituwd for euitlnstion undq B; & C0. T€fmS 14 ll`l0l'lu`lS Cfedlt OII lrlll SUIIIS €XC€€(llIlg

W W-Uv“1'» 0- M- G- _ 60 por cent off for cash. Farm is sold. '

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"ill, P. Q- 1is'evi»mvu|-~ be mid tor. ' ' CARTER & CO' A

8044>!-10HlllmD. 2

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Large Clearing Sale

ra- 1- _ h' '~'r`f3

e5:;‘ '_-;_ >~°‘.-' __.;_____.. '__ ;_."' fu an

the l'c<-lille-ll|‘uctlon work of the l_lulll;| llllilding. 1

The gl~nf»l'zll allied colillcil ot Vo-1.

_‘.1-lrlc ll'll0p:1 has zll.1ll'e:i:14-ii al lllellior

unllunl lu l*lclllicl i(»4r4»l|.~llly llrgillg llinl io llolcr the f-lcciioll lllllll .lull- uur_\'. The plca nl’ till- t‘o:1:lul'l1.~; is

lllulic ull the ground that s "popula- tion \\'l-:ilu-|.1‘il by al long llls.<>l'y,lllll/ :|lil.ll oi' pow:-|' ;;cllel';\ll_v sllo\\'s:ligll- of iui»~rill", null llcr-illlrw a Illini of lill- l'u~r.»01-lrs pnpullllloll is nt the from .lull rnlluoi pllriil-ipatv in tile elect

ion

Daily Daily Ilnily idx rluu l<Ix_!~lun. l1Ix.Slln. . PM. l'.l\l. A.M.

4.00 125.10 0.40 Dep. G 210 1.48 7.40 6 05 25 50 it.lZI 6 50 Ii.Il0 8.40 7."0 4.10 0.05 Arr.

llui|l+~r

1-' ru. _ -

s 50 12.20 usp.

944 210 l0.Il7 3.67 ll.l.‘i 5.07 |l.0s 0.0.5 Arr. " . '|120

Mon Wed V' ` ` "I ` _

’f‘|lor1_ 'l'llur. Al 'l‘llns. lk Hot, l"l'i. £1. Hui.

i‘.l\i. |‘_|\’l. l’.l\‘l.

7 50 ‘I 4.'

l"\lIl (Vl-

Uallv WA l_laliy" ` lCx.Sull lT.x.tlun. HM. A.l\l.

120 4.30 4.127 5.17

6.20 1l.Zl0 Arr.

mu. ` " `

7.25

|'.M_' """

4..'I0 l._|0

ll-50 Ml. l~`»law 9-157 Mor lI.5'l

Arr.

4.M. ' 9.05 Dep, 10.ll'»

5.40 10.55

‘_ 015 11.35 Arr.

uarf. ` lmuv ' (lilly l\lx.Sut.

__ _ V Kr. Sun.

i W Elml

(‘ilr|ll

Chorloltvtnwll Arr.

lllvor

lilllll-rzllli .li-t

l_{mlnlll_v,io|l

llllllllllclwllile Dept.

tlunlmer sitio Arr.

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1. ____.I" _-.;_T :t:t.____._;'i" :L_ __.;._ w _.2611

A lil. P.M. I’. ll.55 ll.l0 l(l.~l0 l0.I0

ll .l7, 0.10 _

8 50 5.35 7.54 3.56 7.015 2.36 (J.l9 1.17 l'».~i5 12.15

llapt.

Tiles.

CANADIAN (I()Vl€RNMI’.N'|` RAILWAYS

PRINCI; l'Il)WAl{l) ISLAND

TIME TABLIT IN EFFECT MAY 2181, 1917,

` ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME

Trains nlltwnl'd-ltorld down Trflllls In\var<i~ilelld up

lillily Daily Daily Daily

F¥x.Sull l<lx.Sull. Ex.§lun. Ex Hun

M. A.M.

10 20

8.50

. lil 00 9.40 7.40 7.45

' 0 50

9.10 RAS 6.10

K' lint.

.. 1 il.-15 Dop. ldllleralri .ict 8.40 10.05 10.20 Arr. caps '|‘n..~..|-_-.4 |)@p_

7.00 llep. Fllarlottstown

url oil

St. l‘»=.tl-rs

Sollrm Dnp,

|’.'\

Mt. Ste war;

grill

Moulllglle

Y (lool';u=.t_own llop.

I‘.l\l. A.M. 9.30 7.35 !I.00 6.45

lnlini'

Arr.

llilily

Erhllll. lilxillln A.|ll. i’.l\-i.

Arr. 10.00 6.10

8.00 4.30 8.22! 3.35 R00 3.00 7.00 1.35

A.l\l. 0.40 A.M. 8.50 7.52 7.28 6.50

lisp. '

*-‘_!¢:o:“: .a»rc'¢-,- cages

Arr.

iluliy Sat. blx.Sut.. Only Kr Sun.

iam. r.lvl. ' " ' ` 2.10 :lm usp.

4.25 4.55

Vernon River

5 55 7 05 Arr

Murra

er' gs -g. , _K __,_____,_

` A.M. `Allvl.`“°""Y`_

(lhsrlotietoivu Arr. l0.l0 0.45

8.27 [.31

ep. 0.30 7.00

» - _ y llllrlior D

All trains unless otherwise marked. run dnilv. Sunday Excepterl.

s. s. HAR

TIME TABLE

/Telepllone 2.75. Plan;

Lenvo lillnrlolioiowll

°Molulny, |.' 0. . T""*"l"-V- :I-00 D-ilI_ "Igor fiidirlizalll \\'vlllnl.~\(lny, it 00 p m ' WM r`|`

_ ._ ,_ -_ _ ,__ _ .-3

LAD

1917' _

Line Wharf.

Arrive Pllarlotluiown

l‘llina Pt, 'Fuendny 10.00 0.111-

f‘hinn Pi. Tllcslluy 8.30 ibm-

’i'hursday, 10.00* 11.111.

mulcos zlflerlloou relut |

5 ,3.1011u0mas. 5054-s-~24lmwslpa. Auctioneen ’

* According to tide

'1587--7-l2MthuFri5tu18l.

’l'l|llr1dzl_v, 3,00 _ ', I . 0.?

l"l‘ld=»_\'. i'».Zl0 u.nl.nm I1`lii1(i"llli:er l1‘rid:rv, :L00 p.lll. |_fn_," Riva Sniurll11_v, 0.00 n.m. \`;,._;,¢‘ mvml: Sutllriluy, 3.00 p.ln. \1y@,,|_'R|v,,y

P|°"“° "M" lhfll- Tllfillfllly. 'l`hursdl1y, Frillny nnfl' nillrdny

s muy av l the-nlselves

' ' » ‘II I1' |19. Exclirsioliint

mme ro t one single fnre. 'l‘hr00

‘ 'U' Hfllllllus lo make the round 'tri

. p .1 orlock snillugs continllo in force until Sept.

'i‘h1lrsd'l1y. 9.30 IH"-

Fr-iduy lfridny,

l-lnturduy, l-luiurduy

30th.

0.30 ll.llt. 7.00 p.l1i. 9.00 um- l'».4l'» pm. steamer

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