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DIARY
City Magistrates Court 9 a. m.
Prince Edward 'I lrentre, 3 I5. 'I und
9.45 p. m.
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au-lpn .._¢-1-_-. -....1-.».~..-. -....4-.-,.0-_
FRANCIS.-At Fortune Bridge. on
Feb. 3, 1918. to Mr. and Mrs Harry
Francis, a` son.
COFFIN.-At Bay Fortune. on Jan.
30th 1918, to Mr. and Mrs Charles-
Cofiin. a daughter.-F.
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puyun-.nm-_»\>»»~._-M _ . __ -. ._....-1.-.-»<»»m 1-er.
MA¢D°NA|__D__0n Sunday 1.~€h_. lnfprmation as to conditions of pro-
ilth, Mrs. Angus Mfrcdoiialtl, aged 84.
|_'I‘:itriot please copy.)
cAs'ro R iA
In Use For Over 30 Years i
AIWBY3 beaw  i
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§|gnnt1.,r¢02 . ,. ‘ 
Farm l--»r Sale
160 acres land. 125 acres clear ha-
lance under hard and soft wood. Si-
tuated at Milton Station, seven miles
from Charlottetown, near t‘_l\urt~_h
school and mill, Also two dwelling
houses with pump in each on farnr.
All buildings in good repair. Two
hay barns at buck ot' farm. it not
sold ‘before Feb. 15th, 1018. will bc
»ol”Iered at Public Auction.
- EDMUND COLES.
' Miltoir Station.
2549-2-_13Wsa2ipd. _
_ The Red Cross
Society
*°_ I
Attention is called to the imperat-|
ive need und'er the “War Charities,
Act 1017" ot' all orgauiatio-ns desiring
to take up collections for holding en-
tertainments ln aid of Red Cross, ob-
taining a permit for such work. Per-
mits can be obtained from the under-
signed.
D. A. M¢K|NNoN,
Honorary Treasurer
2610-2-118Mmwf_1mo_
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AUCTION SALE
I am instructed hy William Hab-
erlin, to sell on his premises at Ali-
ney, on I
THURSDAY
February 21st. 1918 at 12.30 o’clock,
sharp the following stock, crop and
implements: .
STOCK-1 horse, 0 years old; 1
horse. 12 'years old; 1 choice cart
mare, Sir Donald, 3 years;,l cow, S
years old; 1 cow. 5 years old just
freshened; 1 cow, 5 years old in calf;
1 cow. 3 years old Farrow; 1 ox, 2
years old. I helter, 2 years old; 1 hcl-_
Yer. I year old; 1 pig, 4 months old;-
50 liens.
CROP-A quantity of hay, straw,
oats# wheat and' turnips.
'IMPLEMHNTS-1 gang plow, 1,
single plow, 1 hay mower, 1 croami
separator, 1 sulky rake, cart and
wheels, 1 spring tooth barrow, 1 spike
tooth barrow. 1 truck wagon, wood
sleigh. 1 driving wagon, bob sleigh, l
set driving harness and work harness,
collars, hames, etc.. 1 mud digger,
rlgcomplete for moving buildlngs,and
numerous other articles.
Terms made known day of sale.
Should day prove stormy sale will
be held on first tlne day following.
Sale positive as owner is going West.
J. A. McDONALD
_ Auctioneer
2000-2-16M3i.
'Notice 15 =
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.,._._..,.u..__._._-..,.. -_ ,
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5;;-_ _,_-I ;_;t" irom the Postmaster General’s pleas-
r _
sell by public auction, at Hlghileld,
Wednesday, Feb. 20th, 1918, at one
0
3
6
sey heifer incalf. 2 fat cattle_ 1 hei-
fer 2 yrs. old. 2 oxen 2 yrs. old. 3
yearlings. 5 fall pigs, 1 brood sow,
25 hens..
bus. mixed grain, 20 bus. wheat. 14
teen ycnn Inav one. ca a qua er
wction ol nvarlnlrle Doirrirrion land in Manitoba.
Sw-katclrcwarr or Alberts. Applicant turist up-
pear in person .it the llotninion Lands Agency
o
n
.____¢._i
Itched and Burned. Wanted
to Scratch All the Time.
Scarcely Any Sleep.
“When I was iiitccu years old, ecze-
ma came in n rash, first on my head,
then on my ears, and
M afterwards on my body.
It was very painful and
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-was itching and buming
so I wantcd to scratch
all the tinie. I scarcely
had any sleep.
‘_‘.-\Iterlusedlourcakes
ol Cuticura Soap and six
boxes of Ointment l was
healed." (Signed) .\1rs. R. H. Carlton,
Country Steep Creek, Sask., Feb. 6, 'l7.
Clear the pores oi impurities by daily
use ol Cuticura Soap and occasional
touches of Ciiticura Uinrmcnt. _
I-‘or Free Sample Each by Mail ad-
dress post-card: “Cuticura, Dept. A,
U S A S ld l
Boston, . . ." `o everywiere.
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I Printed notices containing further
‘ posed Contract may be seen and blank
`orms of Tender may be obtained at
the Post Oiilces of New Wiltshire
Kelly's Cross, and at the oillce of the
"ost Oiilce Inspector.
JOHN F. WHEAR,
é Post Oillr-e inspector
foal ()t1lco Inspectors 0tTlce.
' Charlottetown. 31st. Jan. 1918
2484-2-4i\ItrnCii
“Fox Breeders’
Ftssrrrziatitrn
The annual general meeting of the
members of the Silver Black Fox
Breeders’ Association ot Prince Ed-
dward Island. will he held in the
oiiicc ol' the Association, 140 South
side Richmond Street, Charlottetown.
on Tuesday 19th February, 1918. at 2
p. ni.
Dated 4th February. 1918.
S.E.WARRY,
Secretary.
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For Sale by
Public Auction
At New Perth' on Tuesday, Feb.
27th at 1 p. m._ farm of 105 acres, 00
in ti high state ol' cultivation, re-
inalndcr under wood. Buildings
ample and in good repair. Also crop,
stock and implements-See handbills
MILTON KENNEDY.
2481-2-9M6ipd.
____ mil#
luclui
I am instructed ‘hy Robert Taper to
(495 miles from Charlottetown) on
’clock p. m: Stock-1 driving mare
yrs. old, 1 mare 5 yrs. old, 1 mare
yrs. old, 5 milch cows in cali, Jer-
Cil-tOP-350 bus. liannei' oats, 75
tons hay, quantity ot' straw, 20.0 bus.
potatoes.
|lM`PLEM_EN'I‘-S-- Driving wagon,
driving sleigh, Bain wagon, wood
sleigh. hay mower. hay rake. disc
harrow, spike harrow, spring tooth
harrow, single plow_ daisy churn,
washing machine. , '
Also 1 steel kitchen range.
TEIRMS-All sums of $5.00 and uit-
credlt on approved joint notes. 6
per cent. off for cash. Fat cattle
will be .sold far cash. lf day proves
stormy sale will be held iirst line day
following.
PETER BRODIE,
- Auctioneers.
2553-2-13WFrlSatm4ipd.
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Synopsis of Canadian Northwest
Land Regulation:
THE vile liezul ui' a family nr any mule over
rlgh old, h i ~t d rt
r Sub-Agency for thc District. Entry by proxy
ay- be nraile at any Dominion Lands Agency
H h A rt nditr
of ui isuin slinii
PAINFUI llIZEMA_     ..._
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 1 suit of a shot fired by Bosche snip 3°
` er. I dropped into a shell hole. stil __
 iretaining my senses, but do_ubtini éould ask thank. m y°“r Veguhble
- I; 'f-'-',131 .» .- *very muclt whether or not my woun. B d - SL _
 _was fatal as it bled profusely. I' ow om ’ wotcuur’ Mn!
21 -__ "”-2*-"‘>f‘i - _ discouraged ine very much to see on- m
_of my chums lying there, quite dead “lc ,
»' 0 -i shot through the head also. l reall ‘ervousneasBhouldlosgnotimein - -
1- ~ _ = _ giving' |
  ‘g£,.()ntract,th°"gl‘t ‘md l'°Pe‘l my emi “'*’“l‘, mis famous root and herb remedy, l
‘ "1 ~ ' - come any minute, but when l sudden ;ydia E_ Pinkhamvs Vegetable Colm 1
_-~ l realized how sweet lite reall wa*
Ottawa until noon, on Friday, the shell hole i`or hours afraid to try ant -
tli March. 1918, for the conveyance look up for fear “I~`ritz” would hav- __ hu; not as deaf an it was, the doc
lils Majestya l\lails, on a propos- another try at me. At last one 0 for teh., me if will he nm-mu] thmhglrl'
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Donald of Glen William.
    cuncuii iris. Iii|llI~f= for 1
William A. McDonald. which has
been received by his sister, may be
oi interest to his friends and relativ-
es throughout the province. Pte.
McDonald is u son of Mrs. Flora Mac-
Mllltary Hospital
` Devonport. Eng.
January 5th, 1918
My Dear slsterz- Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound for;
At last the clouds oil mystery which
ras surrounded the whereabouts und'
welfare of your brother are lifted.
lt was on the morning of Nov. 6tl‘-
that my company went "over tht
top" in the attack ot' Passcheudaelc
Ridge. the capture ot’ which oncf.
brought such laurels to the Caitadlar
arms. 5
I was always in the Machine Gur
Section since I came to France. Our
men went ln ten men and the corpoi
nl. Just after we jumped out ol' ou'
trench. one of the boys got it .through
thp stoniiach. He was carrying :
Machine Gun, and rl instantly tool-
it. I just went about 100 yards mort
when “Tl1ung” a ringing sound in nif
ear. and I _fell in my tracks, as a rt- h
- y Y ' _
Sealed Tenders, addressed to the and I just determined l would tr_\ J ’
_stmastcr General, will be received and live. I lay in this miserabli__ Ei.
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iiirrn in Heir,
But Lydia E. Pinkham’l '
Vegetable Compound Re- _‘
moved the Cause of .1
this Woman’¢ Illness.
Worcester, Mass.-“l took Lydia E.
. l
l ,l` l days each month. I
tried many doctors
` A __ without bsneiit. until
_, I was really discour-
\ aged. My mother
, i. | '_ weakness and pain
I __ which used to keep
l \ me in bed for two
I _
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Lydia E. Pinkham’| _
\_  Vegetable Com- l
\ , pound as it had I
_;, r _ - ' elpedherlomuch. I '
/ 'Q \ did so and soon saw
lg a change for the
-3 _ batter. I kept. on
' takingit and ara now
lo well and strong \
_ that I can do nil my
usswork, even my washing and I have
little baby who is as healthy as I
`\\ urged me to take _
l
ompound."-Mrs. F. II. STONE, 24 1
Women who suffer from displace-
ents, irregularities, inflammation, ,
eration, backacho, headaches and
und a trial. _
Contract for tour years. six times our boys come along. I I-allgg hp, 5
r Week. over Rural Mail route N0 and asked for a stretcher bearer, lr» ,ug-_ My appetite ,.,,,,w |,,,,,k_ I 1-ear.
l`I`0Il1 New WlllSllil‘€_ P. E. island. bandaged me and started me for th  he]h,vu 1 had the hes; nurse in
dressing 511111011- “UU illvll lllUl‘U ml ne service, un English nurse, sister
ery. The mud wus actually tip t. »
my waist, and several times I san _
right down in it but of course ther 3
was a lad (about seventeen) lielpin
me, and a good fellow he was. Th- I ,-
dressing Station was two miles awa ‘ _
But alas, new dangers awaited me. lr ' i
age. This I did and oh. what gruesom 1. ,
sights, pieces ot' bodies scattered 1 -
round just lik_e leaves. Ah- what .
pity good Canadian blood. Now her _
was the danger spot und I did nf
know what nrintite one ol' “l~`ritiv.’s \
big shells might come and hurl in
to destruction. One landed a fev
yards away et piece of shrapnel li?
ed meflthought all wasupand th _
lad lifted ine, I Ioilnd that l coul ,
still todtllc along ||t's \vund\»|'fi'.
what one is able to do wlreu its
niatter of life and death) The pai *-
was awi’ul_ At last I arrived at th _
dressing station where l collapsed,
'asualty cleaning station where ni; -
0I`d0I‘ I0 get 10 U18 ilI‘€SSil\l'§ S1050' rite it. So you can see there is no
I must so tliroush the ei\emv`S buff -.-ruse for alarm or worry on your
lose. l think you can make out my
me in the right shoulder and ltuori   
was then crurlod three miles to l -inber 15th. it is provided that nc
mc. l\ly recovery then was marvel-
ooper ot’ London, who has had ti
reat deal ul' experience, she surely-
ld a great denl for ine.
After Xmas I'came back to 35 and
esterduy struck this place. lt: is an
nglish hospital. ‘There are no other
:iri`adia’hs in_iny ward, l think l’ll
-lrt. Ol' course you can't expect at
voken shoulder blade to mend in i\
urry. As a result of erysipelas, my
‘iir is all coming out. Now I shall
'ritinf nr ' r' ht hand is ver' shaky.
5. 5 lg _ 3
Bye Bye, Love to all
_ WILLIAM.
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I Think for a moment of the exact tempera-
ture at which water boils.
Below that you have merely hof water-
above it, part of the water becomes steam,
In years of motor car production on a
gigantic scale, the Maxwell builders have
learned:
1  That, in building a car to sell for less
' _ than $1045, while materials cost what they do
today, they would have to sacrifice something
-efficiency, durability, economy, comfort,
beauty, or standard equipment, all of which
_ (2) Thai", in building a car to sell for more
than $1045, they could give you no more prac-
. tical value -but only increased size, weight or
luxurious trappirrgs. '
They have found the point of definite
motor car value, as fixed as the boiling point of
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wounds were atteiuietl to better, l
was found that th right sliuuldr r
blade was brokeii. and that I was
shot under the right ear the bulle
passing exactly under the eutrancf
to the ear and coming out about r ‘r
half an inch t`rom the right eye. l ir
‘i' nny I'ood or food ` products nianii-
`aetitred front wheat, barley. oats
'ye, Indian corn or maize, peas' or
rpcratc any mill after thc 28th du)
f Jz\iiuur_v, 1918. for the inanut'act\ii'4_~
uckwheat unless such person. tirin
corporation has obtalncu' a writ-
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I 'Thinlc that over before you buy a car coat- " "
ing either more or less.
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der cash, over that amount 10 months,
arrived at 35 Hospital Calais, Nov
8th. There I stayed two weeks unti ,
I contracted__eryslpe1as-.l1L..l1ead-.am;1
lace. I was immediately sent to 3(
isolation Hospital. »
My first ten days there were neat
ly oblivion, I seemed to be in a stup-_ 0
the head wound healed up. '1‘he ear o
is treated still, and is pretty tlea1`,|t1
A lIHllll- HMES llll.
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  llllli ANU BUWIIS
bowels need cleansing, give only deli-
cloun the llvor and bowels and sweet si
wh h has full directions for bafbles
ic - - '
children of all ages and for grown-ups written application, grant permission*
plainly on each bottle. Beware oi notwithstanding anything to the con-
counterfelts sold here. See that lt is trary in this ‘or any other order, to
made by "California Fig Syrup Coin- manufacture what ls known to the
pany." Refuse any other kind with ‘trade as l~'arirur fdr ehlldrcu or' in-
contenipt. W V&lldS~.
il .nent and control of any liour mill
or. At last l carrie around. The er-; regulations and with respect to tht-
YSIDSIHS V=1I1iSll€d~ After 21 while sale, dlrtributioii and transportation
urous “California syrup of 1615531 1/£5 mix the spring and winter wlieats at
action is positive. but gentle. Millions their discretion, but no nilll shall tnkei
of mother.; heap this harmless “fruit more than two hundred and seventy-`
laxative" handy; they know children two pounds' ol’ sound wheat to make
love to take it; that it never fails to a llinrrel ot' one hundred and ninety-
en me stomach, ‘md .that a teaspoon- such blended llours shall be known as
ful give-n today saves a sick child to- n straiglit run. or- full 100 per cent.l
mg;-r9w_ 5 tlour. No exaction or division ot.
Ask your druggisi; for a bot- pate-nts, clears or low gradt-s will :bo
tle of "California Syrup ol Figs," periiiittsd.
eu license from the Food Controller-
rt' Canada.
_-JHiffFood~(~‘oiit-roiler-1-I-ray--iroin time
co time make such rules as -he deems
dvisabie with respect to the manage-
pcrated by any license under these
1' the products niaiiiiiactured or pro-
uced in any such mills.
(a) For mills for one liutidred
barrel capacity or loss per day -of
twenty-t'oiir hours. the sunt of
$10.00. and
lb) For every additional oilc
hundred barrels or fraction t.Iiei‘e-
ol' an additional sum ol’ $5.00,
but in no case shall the fee for
such license exceed the sum oi' E
s-ix hundred dollars.
cross, ,|¢k_, fgvg,-ish, ggnggi. ada shall inall to the ofllce ot thc A M
pa¢¢d_ Food Controller at Ottawa, on the’ ' '°
#_ first and sixteenth days of each and
]'_,00k_ hack at your L~h|]dh00d (h1y5_ e_very_ intgith. a statement_ lu_writln1i
Iternembcr the “dose” mother insisted H wwlllg IU QUHIIC ly Oi W 1811 Hlvlllll 7.4'
on-castor oil, caramel. <=atnartics.‘_d_:1\'i1is_tl;f; v|ev:__0u-= hull' :_nvi\¢_I1,__ and 0
How you hated them, how you fought - S. WU Sl Of 0111' lH‘0 We 1611!'
against taking them. from, and the quantity of wheat used
with our ghildrgh ws different, ' iii making each barrel' of one liuiidretl
Mothers who hung tg the old form uf "ind ninety-six pounds oi’ tioiir prodiie-_
phygig simply (10111 realize; what they _ L’-tl lil attltl Illlll. The l'll'tll _Ol _‘4l1t'll 8_]5
d0_ The child;-ehis revolt 15 well-1 stateineiits to bc mailed on 10th _lreb-_ 9_0()
rounded. Their tender little "iusides",,1'\1niy and tv cover the verlou' trom
are injured by them. ‘ ‘l8th January, to 15th February, 1918.
li your child's stomach, liver and llwluslve.
Zl. Millers nnrking blended iiotii‘ may
x pounils ot' tiny blended iloitr, and
4 The Food Uorrtrollei may. upon
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ARTHUR GAUDET AND jf?
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Timo Table in Eifect December '31st, 1017.
_ . Trains Outward Read Down T,-3|", _|,.,w,,.d Rnd up
2- Uvfil 0ll1@1'\\'l=w directed each Dany pany Dany Deny A1'i_AN'r|c STANDARD TIME Daily Dany Datiy'n0.i1y Daily
P.-M.
3.45
4-.47
5.40
P.M.
r.:N§"
.emo
énrco
6.00
7.00
7.45
Dep. Charlottetown
Hunter River
ldmcrald .lct.
Arr.
llcp.
10.30 12.00
8.55 10.50
7.55 10.10
Give "california Syrup Of F498" if “"0 "Very “UU” mm Upefaled in CHU' ex. Sun. ex. Sun. ex. Sun ex. Sour- ex.Suu. ex.Sun.ex.Sun.ex.Sun.ex.Sun
ILM- ~ A.M. NOON P.M. P.M. Arm.
7.30
. 6.21
5.00 5.40 '
6.40
Capo Traverse
7.00
8.20
Borden
Dep.
6.30
4.40 6.00
P.M. A.M
GG
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G51
4.20
5.05
0.45
7.44
8.37
9.21
10.00
`l’.M.
Arr.
Tues.
Thur.
Sat.
A . Nl .
11.. 30
1.14
2.44
3.51
5.00 Arr.
l.'.M .
Dot).
Kouslngtoh
Sumuiexslde
tiuuuuersirlo
Port lllll
0'Leary
Alberton
Tlgnlsh
.Ucp_
Arr.
Dep.
if-45 0.31
0.00 9.10
A.M.
8.55
7.54
7.01
6.21
5.45
A.M.
4 . 20
3 . 30
Mon.
Weir.
Fri.
P.M.
12.20
10.41
9.21
8.02
7.00
A.M.
. Mon
Wed
l~‘rl.
A.M _
7.00
8.55
0.32
10.02
11.35
Daily
Except
Sunday
P.M.
3.10 -
4.30
6.00
5.22
0.30 Air.
Dc p.
tlhurluttetowu
Mt. Fltewnrt
Moroll
St. Peters
Sourls
Arr. _
Dop.
Mon.
Wed.
Fri.
A.M. P.M.
10.10 0.10
8.55 4.30
8.22 _$.35
8.00 3.00
0.50 1.35
f _
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7.60 Arr.
Elmira
Dep.
_°'>
‘SS
no
Fresh Pork Sausage I
F. I
Manufactured from best spices obtainable and - __ _
Mon.
Wed.
Fri.
_ A.M.
0.10
l0.1l0
11.00
11.40
l’.M
4.35
5.757
5.51.
6.25
. Dcp_
Arr.
` llll. Stewart
(iardlgiru
Montague
Georgetown
A rr.
Den.
Mon.
Wed.
Fri.
-4.10
2.54
2.25
1.40
gmam?
asses
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NADIAN GOVERINIVIEIV1' RAll_\hII\YS
'IH-3-mul!-_
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but not u - gency once ain co "ons.
Dutizs-Six months residence upon and cul-
_ tlvstion oi the land in each oi' three years. A
` koniestenger may _live \\'i_thln _nine srgilcl of his
omntel on I arm at :lst acres on
-»' '__' es ri iii' _ A_°|nai 1|' 1 11'.-_.
u .
.The Hunter River Hotel 1', _ _ _ _
md    ._nln ccriarmdiritncls a Iroincateadcr in good sland-
on and“aiter Monday, March "‘ ‘ ° - '
xt
Du
yklfla Cl: C3\_’f|l|ll Um!! DH i' M750 11.7!!!
e ra cultivation. Pre-ernntion patent maybe ob*
ia
4th: I
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  Ixdistdltrlzr who has eiliiruxted lil|l|un\_eSi¢{d rillht
mx;  ' -1- 1100-- trim ‘ '01 2""
W " mas] c 'hwevdgginviegltintion is subject to red :tion In
ay lake a purchased homestead in certain district:
eo racrs Dutlu-M nt ide li rrths
I
W. W CORY. C. M. G. 1
rt ri con tions t nc muse 1'
r_regi except whurc residence I0 perlornied in the
C|tirt)’.
g may pre empt a quarter-section alongside his
imettesil Price $3 on per acre
tics Six months residence lu each ol' three
ft h toad tent .il c
ined as soon as homestead patent. on certain
lichabl ima yedn, caltlvateusnraezlll and ndiiectrr
U
I r ah bby t l d Ll k
julx :bet tu-12:!" for gdlliyrtlon-nuhdervhelzln
,» _
i-_ .;_f-1 -
_ _ pgallution of thlsadvertlsw ot wn’ . '_ ‘ Moncton' N. ,_ Mondo", N_ B_ ' ch”_l°n°;:Owl:sO;‘2O:\¢
D0 tythe Minister oi the interior.
choice fresh meats. '
Each wt'2DP¢r bears t
Cquality is needed.
Davis &
Under Government (Inspection
50 Canada Approved.” No higher certificate of
' Sold by all leading grocers. - _
he official stamp: "Est
Fraser ,
Char! teto PBI
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_ Sat.
only
Daily
ox.
Sat. and
Hun.
P.M.
3.10- Dop.
4.55
7.05 Arr.
Daily Bat.
ex. only
Sat.
and Sun
A _ M .
Arr. 10 . 10
2.2
Der- 0.2
ser?
sas;
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Vernon River
Murray Harbor
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QOSGC
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Commenclng Monday, January 21st, 1018, the above timetable will be changed tem
porarily as followu-
D_m__ t'l';‘;)“l_‘:o_‘:_f‘!V‘;;°_l_;’|%‘:_ a’m:_°“_:lfo£"‘t‘;:_;‘;i1 JUUCUOH 'lf 5-45 P-nl.. will leave at 3.45 p. m. and arrive Borden 5.00
Tr-nits gyirrtttsstg %o3_}esvr~;__B<;:_-den Et 4.40 p.m.. will leave at 1.40 D-m.. arrive at Emerald Junction at S.
30 p. m., ns o a p. . ve merald Junction t 2.45 _ _
instead of 7.30 p. m. Train advertised to leave Summersllie at llbtlnpagid :rllllvleagla glm1rl8‘l)"5t°;n Bhief
$313111-_glzsltgat 2-30 9-In-» l\\l_l°°'i 01?:-00 nm- These changes are niadé necessary owing to fcll CONDI-
6 A. H l. H. MELANSON .,
thnerll Manager (Intern Linn.) Passenger Truffle' Manager, wblbir-l5=nlgAN'