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OUSEWIVES are quick to appreciate 'the reliability,
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, Every little convenience tlml. has been invented to ninke
cooking easier is in the Monarch. From the removable
iowelroii in front of the warming c1oset.to the tlierinonietcr on
the door of the oven, every feature of the Mouarcli adds
convenience and helps to make less worl; and better cooking.
Ventilated oven, removable reservoir, roomy warming closet,
spring-lialanced oven door, heat e\'onomi1.cr, anti-seoreh cover
--these arc only some of the 1\ionarch‘a good points. \\'rite for
the free booklet that describes them all, also for the name of
our representative nearest you.
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CRABBE IIA Rl)\VAR_.E CO.
_ Agents for (lharlottetown, I’. E. I.
IBRACE McKAY & C0., L'I‘D. Suininerside,
Agents for Prince County. '
' ` 1.., 
Wedding . . Eye Specialist
. Presents
We have just received a nice line of Silver
Plated ware which we would he pleased to
show.
    than Minh 
rr nv; to any m um province.
- '*-’”T"" 3 ‘it .
` ’ THE 'FORMER AMERICAN CON-
' SU LATE, offered for sale. Nov. lst, is
, one of the iinest properties in Char-
For Infants and Children. ihuewwh. sis-10-sonaipd.
' _ -. » r 4|. - In J
CHURCH OF SCOTLANDH- Rev
   das. Macoousau will preach -0"'.Sai,I
Genuine Ga-sturia »
bath the 4th at DeSable at 10.30, Ar-
gyle Sh°f°..sf .3 l=r\.d..*"»‘i'1s°.@.`.<>r= "P, 7-
QALL- SAINTS DAY-`St. Pcter's Qa-
thedrnl. Holy Co'mmtinion’7 and 7.-
45- a. m., Matlns 8.15. Evansong 5 p.
.,. ni.” Memorial service and. sermon
7.30 p. m. , _,.  ,_
._ . O
Bearsfthe "f ' ‘ --
. 3o|.o|sris'soxEs.-- Mdhcy dr
donations 'tor the ‘soldiers boxes ‘of
St. Paul's Church. will be- received
i al day Wednesday at the Pa isbjlitll
` Entrance on Richmond Streel, p _941.
SALE OF FORMER AMERICAN
CONSULATE-, Cor. Haviland and Wa-
ter Sts.. November lst. offers it rare
opportunity to secure a beautiful
lwmc.  916-10-30M3lpd.
EVANGELEISTIC SERVICES.-Ev
anglir-t Rev. G. S. K. Anderson has
for the past three weeks been c0n~
ducting a. .series oi’ meetings at tht-
Hunter Rivcr Methodist Churen. A
,though the meetings were held at a
time when the nights were very dark
and sometimes stormy yet the nt-
tcndances was large at nearly every
Uleffllng. and the interest is growing
so intense the Evangelist has. kindly
cons:-ulted to remain for the first three
nights oi' this week, good results arc
being obtained. quite a number, young
and old have taken A. stand for (yn,-isp
ills sermons will hold the' anqliom-,p
SP9lll'0\ll\d being pointed and impres-
s1ve._ The free will oilering presented
lto _him tolls its own story of apprm..
_lation being $153,110. Mr. Anderson
‘WWF llc will return again when tht
l<‘lnircli is large enough to hold the
, people
i _NOW IN FRANCE.- List of men
ol the original 105th Battalion who
have' been iransferrorl from the 13th
(`snadian llosei'vc Hnttallion to the
Zllllh Battalion. l~`|'ancc, ‘since Majors
lMlfN\lll llllll Stewart ,accepted posi-
1l0US lil l"i‘i1rll'.e with the linperials
l.ic'u1cnan.t Kelly has also been trans-
|I`erreil to l¢`ranr»e, and Lieut. lt. ll.
»Mcl.ean would have been on a rlrait
some time ago but was unwell whcr
thc' opening occurred. llowevcr, his
mmm is iirst on the list on the ncxi
limit and tb-at is likely io be soon
712041, B. A. tiahilli; 713191. l". Il.
tfaltili; 712991. 1'. M. Mctlormack'
712210. .l. M. lloss.; 713080, F. W.
Scott; 712705, l~`. A. Arsenauii'
|7131;-lil, l. Arscnalllt; 7121170, _J, Ar
-Sslllllll-12 7115439. U. .l. 0. Arscnault:
713085, 'l`. lil. liolnlrvanlt; 712419. ll.
t‘raig; 7130.21, ll. Unulson; 712732
1.1. 1>f.~.-.rim-ill-,s_; 712711, 1'. .i. mv.-1-.
leaux; 7.111129. (‘. Doiron; 7128114, W.
_ ' _ ____________ _ ___ __,____ .Y,__~ _ ----5... tlass; 712044, W. Gregory; 712901
l‘/lol). tlrlgg; 712062, .l. lluntley'
}7l29Gl. .l. Irving; 712832 ld. c.
.Icnlriu.~a; 713147. J. I0. l.anu; 712115K
4'.. l.arter; 712010, l“. l.ockcrli_v;
712121. G. Llinil; 712832. W. J.
Lund; 712008. J". ll. lilcl)onald:
712050, M. M-adore; 712282, E. Man
dcrsou; 913113. 1'. Murphy; 712120
A. Murray; 713171. J. ll. McDonald
712488, ll. \V. Melntoshl 712920.
\V. FI. Mr-Neill; 7122110. Tom Mr'
l’hce; 713251, l). l’e‘tel's; 712548
ll. Poirier; 712892, li. E. Ramsay;
712318. ll. li. lticliarllson; 712302
I.. Robertson; 712900. W. Suther
land 712148. H. 1'. Tasseli; 712120;
 W. 'l'ay'lor; 712509, H. Thompson
713112, li. ’I`hompson; 712946 C.
Whitlock; 712505, ('.. Woodside;
712513, A. Arr-enault; 712619, J. A.
tiroken; 712267, \V. ll. Graves;
712957, A. J. lieartz; 712845, J.W.
Ri1:liar'ils7;` 712926, H. Vntc'he‘r; 712035
J. Royce; 712334, T. Christian; .712-
819,11. S. Jo,rd»an;- 712993. J. S. Nic-
holson; 712728. (`.. O’Brlen; 712748.
E. Warren. . ‘_ 1' V 7'.,
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::l)on’t-:Submit to Asthma. if you
suffer without hope oi’ breaking- tha
chains- which bind you do not pu-t olf
,another day the~pur`chaso of Dr. .1: D
Kellogg’s ltemedy. A trial will drive
away all doubt als to its eiiicienoy
The sure relief that comes will con-
vince you more than anything that
csyfha written. When help is so sure.
why stiffer? This- matehless remedy
lg isold hy dealers everywhere.
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First Aid
Supplies
of every klmd are horo-
anll every- thing 'just
what the doctor would re-
commend- just what he
uses himself.
The 2 Macs
149 Gt George St.
.C. Harri:
5_1
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Ofiice Royal Bank Build-
- ing, Charlottetown
Oiiice Hours 9.30-12.30
House wAN‘r£o centrally locat-
ed. See classified colunm. 952
HO,LLE)'IlE'EN' ENTERTAINMENT
and Bazaar at the Mucllonalti Conso-
lidated School on Thursday evening
at 7 p. m. ' 911-10-2l1M2iprl'.
nEv|vA|: sERv|cEs.- The ucv.
G. S. K. Andemon will continue the
revival services at ,Huute-r_, River
Monday, Tuesday. and Wednesday
evenings of this week. l)on't miss
those services . '
PIE `SOCIAL AND ENTERTAIN-
MENT ln Howo’s Hall _llrackley Pt.
Fhursday Nov. lst. Proceeds for Red
Cross Admission adults 25cenI.s child-
ren 15 cents. ~ 054-10-31M2i.
NEW GLASGOW ClRCUIT.- J.W.
liayter will preach at New Glasgow
at 11 a. m., Bradalbane at 3.30 p.m.,
on Sunday Nov. 4th inst. Mid-week
prayer meeting at New Glasgow will
be held this week on Thursday night,
NOT|CE+-Riilll OI’ Sllllin Serbian
‘ecturc. dances. songs. candy, scotch
dance, Bonshaw. Satulday, Nov, 3r(_;
Proceeds two third to lied Cross. one
third to lecturer.` Admission 15 and
10 cents. - ` 046-10-31M3i.
NOTICE.-Services in Milton Par-
ish next Sunday, Nov. 4th; will be at
11 a. m. in Milton and 3 p, m, in
Rllsticu. the special form ot' service
rcently ann-ouncedfor next Sunday in
llustleo is hereby-.cancelled till furth-
er notice. .  _
THE COMMIITTEE ROOMS ol
Messrs. Nicholson and Martin,'sup-
porters ol’ the Unionist Government
'ire now open in the Offer Bldg., Upp-
':r` Queen St. abovo the grocery store
il' lviessrs. J. Byrne & (Yo All
rriends and supporters ol' the party
ire invited to make uso ol` the same
Tfolephvnu No..568. . 955
KENNEDY _a. 'co.. o'»|_sAnv__
"Want DENY' or parties to invest
515000.00 in t he best General Mer-
:aniiie Country business on Prince
lildward Island. (inc hall’ ol' tho' stock
to be retained' by present owners.
Tho ill health of Mr. Kennedy com-
pells him to retire from active busl
ness. For further particulars apply
'o Kennedy 4': Company, O'Lenry_
_ ,666-10-16Mti’.
ZION CHURCH SOCIAL.-On Mon-
flay night, Oct. 29th the Young Pou-
ule‘¢.~ Society of Zion Presbyterian
f‘liurt-h :rave their annual social int
‘bo social room which, if possible sur-
iHI.S¢-'i‘<i all t'oriner ones which had ta-
ken |.lui-o the-rc. About a quarter to
“iillit the ltov. .L llugaid Maclicnzio,
acting (halt-iman extended a hearty
wclcrunu to all present alter which the
'-0llf\\\'lIl1-I l1l’0s\'an1nie was rr.-udered:
Piano lluet--Misses Earle and Win-
i:hoste|'; Vol-al Solo--I\'liss llorothy
liavios; Reading--Miss .lean Ma(-
Williain; Mouth Organ Selucilonf
Master Malcolm lttiss; [loading--Mr,
(Y. (‘.ampboll; Quartette.`-'Missc.\\ Moore
ind Allan and Mt.-.<1-u‘s Webster aiul
Gillis. When thc -programme was
over the guests repaired to tho social
room. where they enjoyed themselves
with games of various kinds. Later in
the evening a dainty luncheon was
served by several ot' the young ladies
Jllfl l>.V Messrs. Beer, Nicholson and
Macllean in their usual graceful style.
/Win-:1 the hour ol' departure ‘had ar-
rived all joined in the National An-
them.-J. _
:tllopo For Tho (‘hronic Dyspep-
110--'l`|ll'0\ll1i\ ialck ot' -consideration
of thc; borlylt needs many persons al-
l’ow disorders of tho digestive ap-
paratiu-: to enduie untill they become'
chronic, filling days and nights with
suffering. To these a course of Par-
meloo'|»; Velgctable Plllrsf is recom-
mended as a sure and speedy way to
regain health.These pills are specially
compounded to combat dyspepsis, and
the many ills that follow in its train,
and they arc' succcf‘sl`ul always.
A druggist can obtain an imitat
lon of MlNARl)'S l.lNlMEN'l‘ from a
Toronto house at a very low price,and
have it labeldd his own product.
'l‘hls greasy limitation is tho poor-
est one we have ycl. seen oi’ the many
that every Tom, Dick and Hurry has
tried to introduce.
Ask for MINAit1)'S and you will
get it.
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A Word to
Well People
- The modern Drug Store ii-
not' moroly it plnco where quin-
lno, and other bitter potion
re dispenscd- butlit is
re- with an rtspeciiil appe
o the well.
WIK/II/I&.K\\\\H\“\\ I
5 Q <-° ::. E "‘ 2° $
8
3 in E
ir = ‘P ._ : va dr . is e ..
llI.WIII.5`\\VIIIIJl'_%. \\\YllI -
Picasa rlo`not ihlnk wo, are
ost happy_whon you sro sick
Ofeoursol when ` sickncs
nes come, wo sro glad to have
hn .pri-vlluno ni furnlshln
uro, potent llrugs to illl
rescrlptlons.
But we havri R thousand apr
one things that you ncodt. h
sides nicdlcine.
Como iii and soowhat
array of thlnss wo have wh
will contribute to the com. _
iort, and convenience ot the
well.
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E itilnilltiiio,
The first ol it series of campaign
meetings in the by-election for St.'
Pcter‘s took place at Monticello on
Monday evening. Mr. Hugh E. Me-
Phee of Selkirk presided and in addi-
tion to the candidates, llr. McDonald
and Mr. Mclntyro, the speakers were
Premier Arsanault. Mr. J. li. Bell,
Mr. J. J. Johnston, lion. H. I). Mc-
Ewen. Mr. James Mc-lszuuz and Mr.l
R. N. Cox. 1
and all the speakers received a good
hearing. Both candidates made a fav-
orablo impression for new comers.Dr.
McDona1<] is a very fluent speaker
and gives promise if elected to be one
of the ablest dc-haters in the legisla-
ture. The Liberal speeches consisted
oi’ a good deal of the rehash ofthe last
.campaign_. Mr. Bell spent the best
part of his time in misre-presenting
Dr‘. Goodwill and the Palconwood in-
cident, hut Mr. Mclsaac who followed
him cliectlvely showed up tho mis-
representations. - |
Premier Arsenault in the course oi'
a. conciliatory address, dealt at con-'
siderable length with iluanciul n-lat-‘
ters. He said the Province never had
had enough money and conceded that
the Liberals had not suilicient to run
the affairs of thc- province satislac-I
est effort to get tho revenue as they
had the same means as were at tin.-
meut. lf the Conservative' Govern-
mont had done nothing else they
should at least be appreciated for
pntting the province' on sound iinanci-
in having less revenue now than he-I
fore the war, while the L-'ost of ear-I
rying on tho public service had very]
considerably increased. Notwith-
` standing all this he hoped thc Govern-f
ment would be able- to pull through
the war without sinking the province
further into the debt.
Dr. McDonald in 3 graceful speech
proposed a vote ol' thanks to tho
chairman which was seconded by Mr.
Mclntyre and unaniinously carried.
iNhylBdhwe  
in Nuxaleiirnn
A Strength-BuiIdCr for the Nation
By E. Sauer. M. D.
l’robably not rvlnedy has ever niet
with such plirfiioln-oiui-iiul s\ircor.; aft
has Nuxatcrl iron. li is <~onsr~rvativcly
cistlnuilod that over Ihr:-f~ million poo-
plo annually are taking: it in this
country alonc. li has born highly' en-
doilscd and iisorl b_v I"orinc-r United
Status. Senators and Mc|nl\»~'|':t -of (fon-
gress; Pliysioiuns. who have been
connected with well-known hospitals
havo`prescribc‘li and re:-oinmended it:
i\’lonsc'lgueur Nannini. a promhient|
(latholie Clergyman, recommends it|
to 'all members ot’ tho (‘atholic
('.lnn‘ch. Foiincr llealih t‘o1nn\is-'¢i0n-'
er \Vm. R. Kerr. of tlliicago, s-nys it
ought in be used in r-very' hospital and
prescribed by every pliysician. Sarah?
Bernhardt-“the` Divine ‘Sarah," the-
woildis most noted actress, has order-
ed a large quantity sent to tb/1 lfrench
soldiers to help give theiu strength'
power and endurance.
l)r. A. .l. Nc\vman. lat". Police Sur-
geon of the City o1` (‘.lii<--ago. aud,lor-.
nicr lion:-‘e‘ ‘Surgeon Jeilerson Park
Hospital, Chicano. savs Nuxiated iron
has proven through his own tests oi
it to excel any preparation he has
over uso for creating rod blood, build-I
ing up the nerves, strengthening tho,
muscles. and correcting digestive dis-`
orders. ‘
Dr. N. ll. llorn'.=tino for ten years
Physician in the Dopartnient of Pub-‘
lic l-lcalth and Charities of l‘hll-adcl-
phia says that test.-:. made with Nux-
atcd iron on a number oi' stubborn
eases where other tonic-s had failed
ab.<oiu1oly convinced him of its ro-
markable and unusual power
work or how 1`ar you can walk with-
live 'rain tablets of \luxa1v'd lroll
gained.
pl:-oplo with 'such surprising results'-.
and -which is pi-c'sr°i'ihed and recom-
mended' above by physicians in such
a great variety of <-iises., is not a put-
,.m, medicine nor secret reiiielly, but
one which is well known to <lrui;ili~=ts
and whose iron constituents are wide-
ly prescribed by eminent physicians
nvorywhcre. llnllkr- thc' older inorgan-
ic iron products, it is easily assimil-
ated, does not injure the teeth. make'
them black nor upset tho stomar-li;
on the contrary it ie. a most potent
remedy. in nearly all forms of infill!-
egtion ni: well as for nervous. run-
down conditions. Tho- n\anufa<‘t\l\”P.l‘S
lutvo' such grcfat, conlidenco in Nuxa)t6
str.ng l ll ~ ` -
weeks' lime, provided lhf‘.y hall" “fl
so|‘ln\|a organlt- trouble. They also oi-
for to refund your money ll it docs not
ai least double your streuglli and PII'
flurnneo in lrfn days' iinio. ll, is dia-
ponsrwl bv (leo. 1'). lltnziics, Apothecar-
if-s llnilf E. A. I"oster. (`.f-,ntral Drug-
The meeting was large. very orderly_
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3 Spoonfuls of Red Rose Tea
go as far as _
4 and often 5 spoonfuls of ordinary tea. ' 
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Package
Kept Good W ~`“-fbi; . .
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bythe .Alt f QS. A
Sealed M; TE ,
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torlly. But while admitting this he _ __ _ _ `
THE CHAIRMEN AND POLL
WORKERS for the city 01’ Charlotte-
disposal oi’ tho (lonservatlve Govern- , _  _ , _;_,
town ot Messrs. Nvflioiwni ,.uil Ma.
tin the candidates of the Unionist
Government are requested to meet in
the Committee Rooms, llppcr Queen
St tonight at 745 sharp to uiakc
al basis. He showed thc lliflirulty * ' __ 4  "  (V,
thc GU_ve|."n\e“t was lahuring under ll(?(.€SSdl_\ tlllrillglélllellikl. ,.1-1.
Slllllli lilllllilllliNS  
IIALIFAX. N. .S., Oct. 3l.--Quota-
lions furnished by F. B. Mc(‘.uI‘dy &
tio., sto-ek and bond brokers, nicmbcrs:
Montreal Stock Exchange, McCurdy
Bnlldlnlr. linlifax, N. S.)
CLOSING PRICES.
Yesterday Today
Atchison ... . .. 921%, 911/Q
‘ A. l<‘.  . . . .
.. 64% 62
Ain Loco . . . _ .. 50% 55'/z
Am S & it  .. 81174; 82'/i
Anaconda ._ ... 02% 01%
(‘cn . . . .
.. _ _ 717/5 'ill/_,
t‘rur . . . . . . . . . .
.. 041/1 62%
<‘an Pal'   138% 133
M. l~‘. <‘t . .. .. 102 100
llicx Nor Power . 82%
ltcading . _ . . . _ _ . 71%
S. l’. . . . .
.. ... S0"/it 86%
Sill . . . .
.. . . 38 37'/g
1'. S   10311, 1027/..
ll_ 'l`, .. .. S0 80%
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EMPLOVEES SAFEGUARDED.
Penalties for Employers who Make
Exemption Claims
Conditional.
___1_.
OTTAWA, Oct. 30.-Amongst thc
penalties provided for infractions of
the Military Service Act is a vr-xy
necessary and us¢\|`ul instrument de-
signed to guard employees iromf om-
ploycrs who make a rr~ll'ul't.ioii of
wages or some such alteration in
working conditions as a condition i`or
applying for tho exemption ol' a man
or men in their employ. Any employ-
or guilty of .~uu-h conduct is liable to
a line of $1.000 or lmprisomncnt for
six months.
'I`hc‘l1onorable course for employ-
ers to follow under the Act ‘is to
apply i'or exemption faithful-ly and
loyally for the men whose work is
ossontial to tho success of their bus-
iness and who cannot be replaced,
or who have special qualillcaiiolls not
to bc duplicated. and not to make ap-
plication i`or any indirect or improp-|
cr purpose, whatsoever. Exemption
Tribunals will not be deceived and
blamed them for not making an hon- ' Y Y 1 " ' ' 52%?
till Bill NIEALS! Nil
SUUR, ACID SlllMAlI‘H
lNlllliESl|llN URGAS
_i...
"Pape's Diapepsln" is quickest, lurslt
stomach 'relief known--Try itl
'l`ime it! l‘apc’s Dldpepsln will di-
gest anything you cat and overcome
a sour. glassy or uutol-order stoimaell
surely within live minutes. ""
lt` vour meals don‘I fit oomfortahly,
or what you cat lies likc`a lump ol!
ioifl in your stomach, or if you have
heartburn, that is a sign ot indiges-
tion.
(let from your pharmacist a titty-
ccnt 4-use of Pape’s liiapepsin and
take u dnso just as soon as you can.
There will be no sour risings, no bele-
hlng oi undigestcd food mixed with
acid, no stomach gas or heartburn,
fullness or heavy feeling in the stom-
ach, nausea, debilitating ' headbcliot,
dizziness or intestinal griping. This.
win an gd, and. hesides. there win'-be
no sour food left over in the tomsch
to poison your breath with nauseous
odors. '
ll.ipe's Dlapepsin is a certain cure
for out-of-order stomachs, beeausg lt.
takes hold of your food and digests it
just thc same as it your stomach
\vasn‘t. thorn.
llolli-I in ilvr- fmlnutes from all
stomacii misery is waiting for you at
any ilrm.: store.
'l`in».se lart.!c`1lt’ty cofnt cases- contain
enough “Pupe's Diapepsin" to keep
the entire family free from stomach
disorders and indigestion for many
'monthsr ithclongs 'in 'your home.
‘ ::Worms. by the irritation that they
cause in the stomach and intestinm,
deprive infautis of the' nourishment
that they should derive from food,
and non-nutrition is the result. Mil-
1er's Worm Powders destroy worms
and correct the morbid conditions in
the .=»tomach and bowels that are fav-
orable tn worms. so that the full nut-
rimcut of the child is assured And
ilevelopinf-n1..in every way encourag-
ed. _
IIDI).
'Ihe Liqmrlwash
We have witnessed such remark-
able cures with this soothing wash of
oils that we' offer you .\ boatle on the
fxunranteo that unles.-‘ it docs the
same 11.- you, ‘i eorfs you not a cent..
E. A. Fnuer, Central Drugstore,
Lharlcttotowu.
::\‘\'nrm= in chilfiren, if they be not
“ l ' ' 'ittendcll 1- cause convulsions and
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4.00 12.15
5.20 1.48 7.40
6.05 2.50 8.13
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8.50 12.20 Dop.
9.48 2.10 Port
10.37 3.57
11.18 5.07
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lllian lnwgallons oi' other inediclnc‘.'l`ho Only Exist.. ELSM.. Oily _
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again and soo how mut-ii you haw    
N()'l`E:--Nuxnicd Iron. which liar. 1-'ME 1-ABLE |N E rpgc-f MAV 21.1, 1917,
been used by former Mvnibcrs' of the A-|l_;l_N-|-|c 5-|-_ANDARQ 'NME
linited States Senate and iionscf ol Trains o“twm.d_Read down Tram; lnwgrd-Road np.
iltopresontatives, ami other prominent Dany Dany Dany Daily Daily Daily Daily
Ex.Sun. Ex.Sun. Ex.Sun. Ex-Sun
A.M. P.M. P.M. LM.
6.40 Dop. Charlottetown Arr. 11.55 1110 10.20
nuiusr un-Ar 10.46 10.10 8.50
Emerald Jet. 10.09 9.40 7.40 7.45
Kensington 9.37 9.10 6.50
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Bummerslds Arr. 8.50 5.35 _
lllll 7 54 3.56
O'Lo ary 7.05 2.30
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4.30 8.50 Mi. Stewart. 8.50 4.80
Mor oil 8 Z2 3.35
5.17 9.57 Bt. Peters 8.00
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