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red Stock 98 P ephone Co. 0 p, c Prefer.

‘ 0;,,“‘°itim° 7°l°Kl'3Ph & Telephone Co. Common Stock

°' “WY YGMI P080. f8l0l>l10!10 company securities

bg” b°°" in 91° 0180800 regard by investors and thcre

gladntlllntgll you tlhotstgrelxglgnsoullllldiflligei ug; dllgngihe very block of ch of the securities mentionlld p ce on 9'

F. B. 1vi“¢cURDY o Co.

~ MEMBERS Moumaar. ll

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IIIGIIEST REGARD '

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GUARDIAN Wo

...°1'r rms to buy is this proviso. `

...°'I‘HE MORNING DAILY Guar- dian can he obtained at H. J, lla- bon’s Drugstore, Bouris.

..."l‘l-IE MORNING pA11,,y anne.

dian can be obtained at W, A, Jonn- lf°ll°'l. Montague, _

...°CALEDONIA.--Services will be

held in the Presbyterian Church, Caledonia, next Sabbath, Ang. 10th, by Rev. A. J. McNeil.

...'ELEANOR.-~ The gasoline plea-

sure boot Eleanor from Charlotte- town was in Montague on Monday, Mr- Alley. Mr. slisw and Mr. aeddin were passengers. B.

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...’SUBSL`jRl`BERS should renew a WOOK or two before the time they have paid for has expfred and thus not miss an issue, as all paper; are discontinued promptly on expiry date. »

...’THE H. H. HAND SOCIETY

of the Presbyterian Church, Souris, w.ll hold s. bazaar on Thursday af- ternoon and evening, Aug. 7th, in St. Pa.trick’s Hall.- 5` o'clock tea served. Sale of ~candy, ice cream and cake in the evening. 756

...‘ANNOUNCEMEN'1‘.-Mrs. Mar-

tha Wickham of Montague, wishes to announce the wedding- of her daughter

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Twsnfy-five cams. . , _,_

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omns w'Kr?'i"a`i>_ ‘i5"15X6il:"'i§I`s-

cults and confectionery. Good pay for smart girls. Come or write. C. J. Hamilton & Sons, Picton, N.S.

___ _ _________ 668-8-2M6i. WANTED AF ONCE KITCHEN GIRL Queen Hotel _ 6-18Mti

received at Revere Hotel. in

489-7 24Mtf.

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HOUSE FOR SALE- DESIRABLE Cottage and Lot at St. Avard‘s. Price reasonable, immediate pos- session. Apply to Gaudet & Has- zard, _ S0li<ltors._ ___ 154-7-9M1M0.

FOR SALE, TWO PAIR OF GOOD

cross foxes, one year old. Cheap at $3,000 per pair. Will sell them to- gether for $5,000, if sold soon. Pedigree-From male § black. Fe- male dark silver. Trios. Wilkinson, _ Alberton. __ 576-7-29Mti.

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THE LAWRENCE GENERAL HOS-

pital gives a three years training in general nursery, medical, surgic- al and obstetrical. For information regarding requirements address Supt. Law. General Hospital, Lawrence Mass. _ __ 709-8-4i1E2ipd. _

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BETWEEN CHARLOTTETOWN AND

West Royalty on Sunday, ladies' grey coat sweater. Finder leav

Saunders, Newsome, Co.

728-7-5M3ipd.

Gilt.

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FOR SALE. BLACK AND PATCH

foxes. Also No. 1 dark mink and Canadian Sable. D. and E. Fox, Co. Ellerslie, P. E. Island.

723-8-5M6l.

FOR SALE A' HOUSE WITH ALL

modern conveniences. Large lawn, good situation. Apply at 61 Roch- ford St. 707-8-4M5ipd.

MINK FOR SALE-I AM OFFER-

ing a few pairs of mink, both ranch, raised and wild stock. Apply ton Austin Scales, St. Eleanors, P. E. I, 1 713-8-4M1Wk. `

MISCELLANEOUS

FOX RANCHERS, ATTENTION .

Every fox rancher should have one of our patent drinking fount- ains in each pen to assurethe fox es hgving clean water at all times A supply always on hand at P.E._ Island Fox Exchange and Realty, Co., Ltd., and James Arthur A; Co Summerside. 638-7-31Mtf.

-it

usi.r; Hair wsmls-n

WANTED AT ONCE YOUNG

for farm work. Apply to mend Kelly, Southport.

MAN Ham-

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iron same, nasmannm owen.-

LING, situated Cor. Fitzroy and Edward Sts. ,All modern improve- ments, Apply 303 Fitzroy St.

_ __ 1.10-a-4Mlt.

FOR SALE FOR $10.00 A MEDIUM

sized iron safe. Can he seen at the

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WANTED-A BELL BOY AT QUEEN _Hotel.___ 635-7-31Mtf. MEN WANTED FOR GOVERNMENT jobs. List of positions open,-free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 838,. F, Rochester, N. Y. 548-7-28M16lpd.

Miss Olga M. to Mr. Oscar F, J, Boudrcau of Attleboro, Mass, The ceremony will take place in Attleborg early in ‘September 1913.

EASTERN PERSO|IALS ’

Wm. Dingwell, Souris, is visiting friends in Bay 1<'ortune°. .

...‘Mrs G. S. Inman, and son Mos-

ter Robert is spending 3 few days ng their home in Montague, B.

...*Miss Helen Ross, Charlotte-

town, is visiting in Montague, the Ellcst of Miss Kate McLean. B.

...*Miss Hilda and Clarirda Mc-

Donald, Montague returned home from Charlottetown last week. B.

...*CaDt. John Dewar, Montague,

purchased from Mr. T. G. Ives a handsome Chestnut driver. B.

.‘..'Dr. Andrew McPhail and daugh-

ter Miss ,Dorothy nre spending a few days fishing at Murray River. ...°Miss Mary Campbell, Miss white

and Mr. Chnrlic Campbell, Boston, are spending a few days at their old home in Montague. B.

...°MI‘. R. A. Taylor and wife, Mon-

tague, returned homo Sunday from n nleosant trip to the Canadian West. B.

...'S. S. PEKIN.-The S_. S. Pekin

is discharging a. cargo of cedar posts '-n 'Montague for the. North America Silver Black Fox Co., B. _

.'..'Messrs Wilfred McEr.'chern and Frank Tierney, Souris; who has beem visiting friends at Little Pond return- ed home Tuesday’.

' way? To those ignorant enough to

...°ONE CENT per word each Inser-

tion ior dvertlsin in this

mum charge twenty-five cents.

...'MR. ED. D. FEE!-IAN is Guardian representative in Sonrls. His Phone number is 5. W. L. Dingwellc Under- taker's ofilce. MEtf.

...*Mr. G. S. Inman, Charlottetown,

spent Sunday in Montague. B.

BLASGUW llllill PHIIVDST llll»V|S|l ill MUNIHEAL

MONTREAL, Aug. 6.-The Lord

Provost in Canada- "My conscience. it's no possible." Yet strange as it may seem, the Lord Provost of Glas- gow has allowed himself to be lured from the “comforts” o’ the Saut- murmt to cross the Atlantic and this

the streets of Montreal, having ar-

l-ie lelt to-day for Ottawa.

lint what is a Lord Provost any

asli` such, a question, it may be stat- ed that n Provost is the man whom the Scot admires the most. People' who dont know any better compare o Provost with a Mayor, but he is much more than that. he owes his position not to any party success at the polls, but to his own shrewd holiness qualities, displayed during a long apprenticeship in the Municipal Lfouncll. 1-ie does not hold oihce for one year, liiue a mere English Mayor, out is appointed for three years hy his fellow councillors, Nay, more, as the Scottish proverb says, "Aince A i'i-or/ost, aye a. Provost." He is ne- \'.-r plain Mr. agaim, and to his dying duy he is addressed with the sooth- ing word of "Provost," “Hoo are ye the oay, Provost," “lt's a fine moi-n'ng Provost." “As the Provost was saying,” these are the expres- sions with which he is greeted though he may long have passed the l-‘ro\'ost’s chair. A Provost, there- fore, is a man oi great dignity, but a Lord Provost it need hardly he said, is doubly more, especially the Lord Provost of a city like Glasgow.

HIS IMPRESSIONS

One wonders what the Lord Pro-

vost will say about Montreal when he gets home. Fancy a man visiting our city who presides over a town council which runs street cars with- out overcrowding for its citizens, whose water system is never in dan- ger of running short, and is so pure that spring water companies are un- known in Glasgow, which supplies its gas to its citizens at a half dollar and less a thousand cubic feet, and whose 'City Hall is above all suspi- cion of grait.

The Lord Provost of Glasgow who

is visiting Canada at this time, is Mr. D. M. SLevenson,, one of the greatest authorities living on Muni- cipal enterprise. He is a rarity among l_'ord Provosts. In that he is

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` Eradicates scrofula and all other humors, cures all their , effects, makes the blood rich and abundant, strengthens all

the vital organs. Trike it.

There ls no “inet-ss-good" medicine

lnsisl on having Bondi (ht if today

-2 sityl and he, too, was a Glasgow

an S _

m . troll round our streets, es pecially in the busy warehouse dis- tricts and you will sec the names of great Glasgow firms. Down in the harbor you find great lines of steam- ships trading between our city and the Scottish port, and if the other vessels do not hail from Glasgow, you find that in about seven cares out oi ten they were built there or in - her suburbs along the bank-s of the

Clyde.

Seeing-that Montreal, that Canada

owes so much to Glasgow, let us hope that the Lora Provost's itiner-

niorning he was actually tramplngl ary in the Dominion wl'.l be of such rl

pleasant nature that unlike "Baillie

riwed last night on the Tunisian.” Nicol Jarvis" of old, he will not sigh,

for the “gomforts o’ the Suutmar-

- ket."

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Quotations furnished .hy F. B. Mc-

Curdy & Co., Stock and Bond Bro- kers, Members Montreal Stock Ex- change, 164 Richmond St., Cher- lottetown. P. E. I.

NEW YORK STOCKS.

Aug. 6, 1913.

High Low Close

Atchison... 075 Am. Beet Sugar... 272 Am. Smelters... 66 Amnl. Copper 71-; Brooklyn R. T... 89 Canadian Pacific. . ..215§ Erie... 292) Great Northern Pid...l285 Illinois Cent . . . ... .....107 Miss. Pacific . . . ... 33 Northern Pacific ....1111 Pennsylvania Reading... ....160§ Rock Island... 17% Southern Pacific 93d Union Pacific... .....151§ U. S. Steel... 01%

97# 97A 262 26% 65 GSL 71 71; S8# 88i 215k 215A 29k 29*

128i 107 32A

1282 106} 32 111 111

113 159i 17} 92¥ 15l}

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92% 151} iile

159 17

U. S. Steel, Utah Copper.

Detroit...

Richelieu & Spanish Rive Toronto lfy...

Brazilian Traction. . . 86

Dom, Steel C0f`|)'l1..... 44d Montreal Power...

Pld...

.492 49;

MONTREAL STOCKS.

High Low

as

70 oe

445

Ontario... r (lom.... 31 305

Gil 107? 4‘Jg

Close

85% 68 445 204 105 31 139;

office of Aeneas A. Macdonald, _Esii_-_ _, sea-1'-nge. FOR. SALE-MINK, BLACK, BLUE, cross, and red foxci. T. G. Ives.

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_Montaju

'POLBI

'1‘O LET-HOUSE ON WEYMD

Street. Modern improvements. 94. Apply to W. F. Robins.

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No.

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iron same-4 PATCH FOXES. I

black. a bargain if taken now; 4 red foxes, patch mother. Also some Alaska blues. Write or wire. G. C. _1»~sa_s_-xzwe._.aH- wim- lrbn. sans:-Dwmnmso Houss

No. 196 Richmond St., at present occupied by Mr. Walter S. Grant. Possession given lst December next. Apply to McLeod & Bentley.

4-24Mtf.

HOUSES FOR SALE.- TWO VERY

desirable dwelling houses and a

___*_ ____ -/_-ig-s-sMsi. 'ro slum'--Housns. APPLY za; Great George St. _ ' 6~27Mtf.

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w.xTiF<ib“`s`acoNn onsss 'rs

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cr for Dover School, Lot 63. Bup- plement $25.00. Apply to John Whltewny, Sec'y of Trustees.

739-8-6ME2ipd.

W<AN'l‘|».D

WANTED.--T0 RENT, A FURNISH-

vaoant lot, on Upper Prince St-F8615. Best location in City. ADDIY W Gaudet &_ Hassard, solicitors, etc, Charlottetown. 96-7-7M1M0~

ed house, from Sept. 15th to June. Write, "D. L.-” care of P. O. Box 309, City. State terms and location

699-8-2M12I.

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_ ' Notice to the Public

just received a carload of Beaver flour direci from the mills In

}{ bbls & 25 sacks. We also carry Brsnds of fi mr.

’l‘ilson‘s Fride Roval Stuart Rainbow Delight

Phoenix

Also Bran & Mlddlelngs at verv lowest prices Give us B Call.

VV G R A N T fl? C O.

360 wfmMEif. Q"~'e" Sl- ‘

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a full line of the following choici

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week on his holidays. B.

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`...°Mr. J. A. Cameron. of the W. P.

with old acquaintances in' Montague. B. _

...*Mr. J. H. McLean and Mr. A.

0. Jardine, sc. John. N. B., direct- ors of the \ Smith Silver Black Fox Co., spent a few days in Montague this week. B. .

...°'l"ile many friends. of Miss Josie

McIntyre, Souris, will regret to learn that she is suffering form a severe attack of La Grippe, Dr. Sullivan is in attendance and her speedy recovergi is hoped for°.

...°'l‘hc following regisiiered at the

Sea View Hotel Sourls on Tuesdayz- John Risdon, Charlottetown; R. J. McDoun'ld, St. Peters; Geo. H. Dean, St. John; N. B., Alex. Lairn, Char- lottetown: R. W. McEwen, Bt. Peters; Jas. C. Gallais, Truro, Louis Cambr- on. St. John: P, W. Morris. Char- lottetown; A. W. Reddin, Charlotte- town; Gordon T. Allev. Charlotte- town; D. E. Shaw. Charlottetown.

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, FOX STOCK QUOTATIONS Spring Park 205 Montague 575 Imperial .. .. . 155 Patricia . . 160 Smith . 125 Dalton .. 150

.l.’Mr. Phily Cott of the Canadian

Bank of `Commerce, Montague, left for his old home in Crapaud last

McNeill Co., Contractors, New _Glas- gow, N. S. is spending. a few days,

a' bei.-heior, in fact, one cannot say off-hand whether Glasgow-everhad a bachelor Lord Provost before, though readers of Sir Walter Sl:ott's “Rob i-loy,".will _.remember that in his por-_ trnyal of that famous Glasgow. town councillor, “Baillie Nicol Jarvie,"~ -no "Mistress Jarvis” is mentioned." Another interesting fact about Lord Provost Stevenson is, that he was the first Lord Provost to take ofiic. woile his father was '.iving. Unfor- 'tunately to the regret of his col- leagues who had made this unique event the ocdasion of a presentation to the elder Mr. Stevenson, the latter uied a few months ago. '

Liles a celebrated Scottish Provost'

in fiction, “`Jeems Kaye of the Btra'- liungo," Lord Provost Stevenson, is in the coal trade, in which he built up one of the largest coal exporling businesses in Scotland. He is sixty- two years of age, and has been o; town councillor in Glasgow since 1802. As indicated, he warmly he- lleves in municipal ownership. In his younger days he advocated the muni- cipalizing of the tramways, which is 01001101! Glass'0w's greatest success in this direction._ he was also the means of securing a system of muni- cipal teiephones for Glasgow, to en- aule the citizens to fight the mono- poly held by thc telephone company.~ 'l`€mPerance reformers will he inter-i ested to learn that he is a strong temperance advocate, and has been associated with policies for the re- duct on of iidenses in Glasgow. A man of strong opinions he is not afraid to express them, and recently when Lord Roberts visited Glasgow' to advocate conscription, the Lord Provost when entertaining the veter- an Fleld Marshal, who is an honor- ary freeman of Glasgow, made it plain, in a tactful way; of course, that he did not agree with the policy advocated by "Bobs." V

COTTON.

High Low Close

Spot-1200.

October... .. _.....l115 1102 1115 December... .......1108 1008 1107 March... _..l108 1098 1108

GRAIN & PROVISIONS.

High Low Close

Slept. Wheot,.. . Sept. Com... . Sicpt. Pork...

Sept. Lord...

86§ 85 } 86 I 70) 683- 7 0 A 2065 2054 2065 1142 1130 1142

MARITIME PROJINOII SEOURITIE .

(Quotations Furnished by F. B. Mc-

Curdy & Co., Stock and Bond Brok- ers, Memhers Montreal BU-#Lk El- chsnge, Charlottetown.

` BANKS

Ask Bid.

British North America 155 150 Canadian Bank of Com. 1’-03 Montreal 230 Nova Scotia _ 259 Royal Bank of Canada 210

IVIISCELLANEOUS.

Acadia Fire Insurance 100 Acadia Sugar, Perferred 100 Acadia Sugar, Ordinary 70 Brown Machine Co., Common 50 Brandrsm-Henderson, Com. 30 East. Can. Sav. & Loan 140

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Canada' at this time is 'of a_ private nature. but in view of his presenize in' our midst, it may be well worth' whilepointing out that there is no city_on the other side which has dong more for the Dominion than Glasgow, London gives us money, it is true, -but sees that she gets it hack again at a good rate of interest. _Glas- gow has given us brawn and brains with which to devezop our country, and never seeks, qv rather never gets it rack again, for Scots only return to Scotland lor a holiday.

GREAT MEN.

It would take up too much space t|

record the names of all the Glasgow born_men and women who have done something to make Canada famous. Two men only one names in the poli- tical srhere, Sir J. A. Macdonald, was s Glasgow men, and proud of the fact, while in Montreal, one of

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I TIME TABLE

_Str Hillsboro will run as followaz-

Lv. Ch'town Lv. Ry. Point

'7 00 a. m. 7.110 a. ni. 8.00 a. m. 8.30 u. io. 0:10 o.ni. l0.00a In 11,00 n. m, ll 30 il.. lu. 1.80 p. in. 2.00 p. ln. 2 R0 p. m. p. in.

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SUNDAY

_-wergsgog-:<5 U¢.°’?".°"f-P 888888 '$8283 _ F'5'?'F? '?`.5'°'5 5.5.5.5-5_5 55-9.3

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the most enduring names is that of

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‘buy one Canadian Cotions B

the yearly income will be $25 eived by coupon will be $250.

Royal

Ottawa

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$4.20-in 12 monthly payments of $25 per month will

ond, par value $500,_on which . In ten years the interest rec-

Purchasab'c by means of the Royal Securities Bond C uitrnct.

Securities

Corporation Limited

H. Bradford. “enslav-

II4 Hollis Street. Ilaliill. I. S. 1*-gig Quaboo Montsdl ‘

Loudoslkl.

Eastern Trust Company . 146

Halifax Fire Insurance

Mar. Tel. & Tcl., Preferred 103 Mar. Tel. & Tel., Common 83 Nova Scotia Underwear, 98 N. S. Underwear, Com. 45 Stnni1eld's Ltd., Pro. 103 Btanfie1d's, Ltd., Com. 70 Trinidad Electric 73

BONDS.

Brand-I-lend., 6 p. e. 97! Eastern Cnr 102i

Maritime Nail 6 p. c. 100 97 Nova Scotia Steel & Coal, Firsts,

5 per cent. 92)

Nova Scotia Steel A: Coal, 6 p. c.

Dehenturo Stock 98 Mar. Tel. & Tel., 6 p. c. 107 104 Porto Rico Rail., 5 p. c. 183; 100 Stanfield's Ltd., 511.0. 102) 100 _ 'i‘l'inidad Electric. 5p. c. 92 Z9 |

144 99

94 39 98 65 70

94 100

Ask your dealer for

“Wearwell'° Pants; quality right; prices ow.

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5 il0RSE RACES

Primrose Parlr, l’eakc's Sfaiio Saturday, August l6f|x, l9l5

'lfhere will be three races for trottcrsi |10 DHCSTS

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2 30 _trot and Dac°. Dllrse $4010. 3 lllinuto class. purse 3:50". ureen race for is liberal purse.

1'.-undiiions-Five io enter ard three io, start. Entries I0 per cent purse. i*Intriz»a=

close Monday. August I tl). Hhoulii dn_v| prove unfavorable rece will take place on the following _\lonr‘iiy l Alginission-Gents ‘L5 cents. Ladies 15 c n

H.

8 .IOHN H. CURTIS, Proprietor, I G80-Aug.2I\lsttGi.

Our New Weekly Third Issue Tomorrow

Any msn wishing fo Iiecp pos'rd

nn Canadian financial aIIsirs_ rs pcculiy such mamrs of eurr ni inicrcsf, in ihc Maritime Provinces. should have hisnsme on nur mail ing Ilsi for our new wnelily paper

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Our illird issue comes oui fo-

worrww :mil will, we are sure, lie ol increased inferesi and value fo the lnvesling public.

Call ai our office for Y "UN copy

iomorrow morning. (lr il this is noi convenient send ihe coupon and w- lhsll see thai you get A copy regulsrly in Iuiurr.

Olcsursefheirisnn charge nor

do you incur any ohligslions lo pufilinsc securities.

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new weekly. Piece mc on your Iisi.

Name ...................... ..

Address

J. C. Mackintosh &Co Established |873

Members Montreal Stock Exchange B ROGERS---Represeniaiivr. |66 Iiichmond Sireci, Chsrloiieiown Halifax, Si. John, Moniresl

New Glasgow, Fredericton, J

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SAILINGS

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A'r§G.~ SEP., 14! 3 I

TICKE I`S ON SALE At :l'l Cltnlulilln l’u0il`if: und liiiorcol-

uliiasl stations in New isrunslvildr, except North of Moncton.

At alll Dominion Atlantic and Infor-

coloniol Stations in Novo. Scotill,

1 except East of Mulgrave.

At »-ll Prince Edward Islnnd ituilwaly

Stutions.

RATE T0 WINNIPEG |

_ From Charloifeiown `

3 $16.70

One lia`f cent pol' mile West of

Winnipeg to nil points in Munitolni.. Sfislrutchewnn and Allan-tn, to un’fl including Co.lgary, McLeod und Edmonton.

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if Ro: I .Viii Service

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Montreal fo Glasgow

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For rates, sn I Enrticuinrs,

apply W. K. li() S. ‘lty.

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Z Sf. Peter Street. Montreal

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From Loudon Steamer From Halifax

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uiy 8th (Via Ht. John's)

Rappahannock ANZ- 1

July ilth _Kanawha August li Ang. 7 Shenandoah ANZ- 30

From Liverpool Steamer From Halifax -.- - Tabasco July! July 11 nicer Aw- 2 Aug. 5 Tabasco ADIZ- 25

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Irsfght Agents for the

Allan line Steamship Oo. st Bal fax. FUBNBISH WITHY D U0.. L'i|.J

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Chsrloiieiown Sfcsm

Navigation Co., Lid

Oommenclng Monday the 5ih oi Mae

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STEAHER NORTIIUMBERLAND

leaves Charlottetown for Piclaou. N. S “."“'°'§'°°." A' '“" 'é`.'.‘.ll.“‘£n '°§‘3.‘.’.S‘3

r u .m. 1 e on :Q ill’cIto.s :li pllrinis in Nova Scotia

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lluosc. Esstport A1181- John.

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