- 5`E3FUARY10. 1915 -= ~ _ ' .THE cuAitLo'rra'i‘ows~ ousitoiiiu _ race saves
’“Y"'l“f-,-._~.`,.=,~ ., __, `» . ,_ .. . _ 4 - _ , A-¢
1?- ' -V _ _ - ii - ,, 1 1 ». ,i.~.-- fm. --
 ` February `
Ladies’ Boots
We have about two hund-
red pairs button boots in
Patenlti and Gun Metal leath.
ers, a sizes I 21.2
. Res. $3 10 $5 mLn<;ss 20 gg
Ladies’ Tan Boot;
_ Every pair of Tan Boots
in our store, button and lace
styles. Sizes 2 1-2, 3, 3 1-2,
4. 4 1-2. worth $3 to $5, Less
25 p. c.
Ladies? Pumps
A Af ill' f ' '
i..ti..‘}., E3`i..‘i’ 353125 it it
to $4, Sale price $2.48.
Ladies’ Slippers
_ _ Kid slippers nice and
light for house wear, worth
up to 2.50, Sale Price $1.29.
Alley
The Greatest values we have ever offered
In BUY S810. are now being shown. ' -
' Call in and Convince Yourself.
” 135 Queen Street
Shoe A Sale 1
Men’s Boots '
We have a lagfe line of
Mens Gun Me and Box .
Calf Boots worth $3.50 to
$5./Less 20 p. c.
Men’s Tan Boots
Another line of Tan
Boots, mediumweight. Reg.
$4 to $6. Less 20 p. c.
Boy’s Boots .1
Abo tfifty a' f Bo ’
Boots lin BoxpCla1lsf<i.eatli]e§ f
sizes 3, 4, 5, worth $2.50,
Sale price $1.48.
Boy’s Boots
Sizes 3 4. 5. Regular $2.00
values, Sale price $1.00.
&Co.  
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WE make_a specialty of ‘
portraiture and our .
studio is exceptionally ,
equipped for fine portrait i
work. Q
ni. cook siunio 
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Strengthen old friendships
with a new portrait-_-the gift
that exacts nothingin return,
- ‘ et has a value that can only
estimated in kindly | _
thoughtfulness. i
Make the appointiizciii lo-day 
The Bayer Studio ‘
FOR A GOOD PHOTO
-visir Tris.-
A. E. L)`lO1l“-Studio
Finest work, moderate pricesf
l
Personal attention given to.
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‘i ’ANAniAN
PAci Fic
Direct Short Route
MARITlME'rI;ROVINCES
MONTREAL and WEST
tnAii.y hxvizi-'r SUNDAY)
Lv. Halifax, - 8.00 a. ni.
Lv. St. John, 5.45 p. m..
I-'AST EXPRESS TRAINS
BET\\'EE.\1
MONTREAL - TORONTO
DETROIT - CHICAGO
Electric Lighted Sleepers. Compartment Cars
...__.._-
g_.\||_1_\,‘(;s FRUM ST. J0iI.\':
Missnnasis, - - _- Fas. 19
GRAMPIAN, - - - MAR. 5
CALLING AT li.\LIF.\X.
W.B. Howard. fl. l’. A..f_`. P R ,§t..|ohn.N.U.
*__*--1-sl-l
Ggo, Waller, Dominion Express Building
. .*IT PAYS to buy in this Province.
' ..*T. GORDUN IvES_is Guardian
agent in Montague.
..*l.ECTURE ENJOYED.-On Fri-
day evening. 5th lust.. a delighted
audience greeted Rev. E. E. Styles in
the Sourls Methodist Church to hear
him deliver his lecture on Britons.
At the close the chairman of the even-
ing, Rev. C. C. Mclntosh, in a few
chosen words complimented the lec-
turer. and spoke of the benefits to
,be derived from such a lecture.
i ..MT. STEWART. - Messrs. Frank
Pigot and F. Egan were passengers to
Charlottetown on Saturday.-Mr. Ron-
ald McDonald, Pisquid, had the mis-
fortune to get his horse into the ice
on the Pisquid River on Sunday, the
17th. Mr. McDonald shouted vocifor-
:husly and succeeded in summoning
laid. With some dlfiiculty the horse
was cxtricated, none the worse for
the accident.-L
..*llev. W. E. and Mrs Johnson.
Kensington. are spending a few days
'in Souris visiting their many friends,
who are all delighted to see them.
lt will be remembered that five years
ago Mr Johnston was then the es-
Church for the lull term of four
years.
..’*BCHO0L WORK-The following
is the standing of Albion Cross School
for the month of January: Grade Vil-
l. Priscilla Matheson; 2, Sara Mathe-
son; 3, Leona Swallow. Grade VI-1,
Frederic Matheson; 2, Malcolm Math-
eson; Grade V-1, May Matheson; 2,
Katie Matheson; 3. Parker Swallow.
Grade IV--1. Stewart Macdonald.
Grade Ill-1, John Matheson; 2, Os-
wald Swallow. Grade ll-1, Wilfrid
Matheson; 2, Katherine Matheson; 3,
Fulton Swallow. Grade l-Mabel Math-
eson.
..“‘CARNlVAL.-The annual child-
ren’s Carnival was held Saturday
night in the Georgetown Rink. Owing
to the inclemency ot' the weather the
attendance was not as large as it
otherwise would have been. but
nevertheless the costumes were excel-
lent and an enjoyable evening was
spent by the young folks. The prize
for the best giri's costume was won
by Miss Jessie iianson, and amoni: tho
boys that of Master Clarence Mac-
Donald was considered the best. Fol-
lowing is the list:-Miss Kathleen
Murphy, Monte Carlo; Miss Sybil
Skinner. Tambourine Girl; Miss
Blanch Stewart, Red, White and Blue;
Mr John Fairchild, Sanibo; Mr
Howard Stewart. Thompsy; Mr
Hotlgeson Morrisey, Last Year’s Vai-
entinc; Miss Isabell Morrlsey. Post
(lard Girl; Miss Rose McLean. Hockey
Girl; Miss Louise Jenkins, Carmen;
Miss Laura Yoston. liidian Girl; Mr
Reggie Jenkins. Any old thing, Solo-
man’s Squaw; Mr Clarence McDonald,`
Spanish Boy; Miss Rose McDonald.
Red Wing; Miss. Mary Doyle. ltalisn
Dancer; Mr Tupper Morrisey. Fash-
ionable Lady oi the Fifteenth Cen-
tury; Miss Alice Breen. irish Colleen;
Miss Jessie linnson, tlhristmas Tree.
-G.
ADDED T0.
LONDON, Feb. S-'Tlie Chronicle to-
day prints the following dispatch front
ii. correspondent near the German
frontier:
Chariot etown
"l learn that besides the published
German naval losses there are eight
Alnailéill'-S \v0l'l.'. V destroyers and/'two submarines writ-
ten oft' in the ofllclal lists. Two of
  BABY the destroyers were lost in the Chan-
nel on September 4th, three on the
1" QW” S” °*““°““°"’“ Eastern S.S. Conioration lists .‘1:i:.:"3:.“zi"f.:.;';:f..?.‘;2?.;2
sank off Westende and one near the
Dogger Bank and another, the S-190 in
Q International Line - been missing for over three weeks.
/'__ .~
The armed nuxillnry cruiser Krouprin-
' made by the German liiuejucketa cap--
-  ' SL J0hl1 f0 BOSt01l.......$5.00 -tured at`ter the Heligoland naval bat- |,,|t;||;(ign 3,,-vin;

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=i~g-‘if-==-®
_ ` /
/
if
We insist on your examining the qual-
ity of fuel that slides down your chnte.
Plonty ot dust slag and klinkers means
money thrown away.
If you want to
Save Money ‘on Coal
our yard will help you. Clonn bright
coal at the right price.
Phone 1 1 1
G. Lyons ti iii
High Grade Coal is the only
kind we carry. Itdocsnot mai-
ter when _yOu order. y°\1 Can be
eureof getting satisfactory coal
if youoome to us. We have on
hand an exceptionally E000 quaii
ity of coal sigtabl? _for ran8¢S an ,
ktchen se also or steam Puf-
poees. Row much do ~_vou re-
quire? Prices aware rishf- _ ._
liiiannnellsicn.
St. Iuhn City Ticket 051:: 47 KIDISI.
1, i-‘_ |_iscoUNT Age:-t.Sr. lonii.'N. H.
1'. il. Ki.\'GSTO.\',t?ommercial Agent
linstport Mc.
ai in s
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lfrom L0-Nl»U-\7 From H.-\l.iFAX
"S.1i¢:imort" February 5'-ll
February 5th S.-ichzni " .mth
“ l2tii Gracianii liflffh 3fd
“ lClll\Si:iiiPoint " ,ml
prom i,ivi-:Ri'ooi. 1-‘mm_ii.\iii=1tx
vis .\`n<i. v|a.Nfid.
Queen Wilhelmina February 3rd
Tabasco A' 9"'
February 12th Durango -\|If¢h uh
Fum¢ss.Withy & Co. L10-
tle of January 24 that the light crui-
i
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A simple, nie sndclfcctlve treatment avoiding
dm*/s. Vipnrized Cresoiene stops ihegiroxysmi
ol liooplng Cough and relieves pasmodle
Croup ai once lt is I boon io lullerera li-om
Asihmi. Theali-cirrylngiheautlseptlcvnpor,in-
haled with every breath,
makes breathing easy;
sooiliei the sore tliroii
and steps the cough,
assuring restiiil nights.
Iris lava lable in uolhefi
lil Uldr
W IIIIII Ql-
Snnd its poslnlifur
descriptive boo 141. _
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""" 0 ` ` '“` *"1"* The Eaetérn Guardian ` FUXUIVIDEIUS Pill]    2'
  ___   children cry for |=i¢i¢im-'¢
teemod pastor of the Methodist.
Gi-anMANv's NAVAL Losses "
ii ..*0NE CENT per word each in
Cash must accompany order. _
..*“PRlNCE CHAP" will be pre-
sented in Auditorium, Montague, by
Miss Gorman and her company from
Charlottetown on Friday, Feb. 12th.
Special.train from Charlottetown at
2.45 p.m., calling at intermediate
stations. Returning after show. 8563
..*HOCKEY.-The hockey special
which took the two teams to St
`Peter's recently was crowded to over-
flowing, and the train proceeds were
over a. hundred dollars. The game
started late, but not too liite to beat
St Peter's and Souris. The game
the best teams in King's County, and
they are not afraid to say it. and the
intermediate team also. The St
Peter‘s team is going to play ri return
match in the Georgetown Rink Friday
night of this week. A swift game is
anticipated.--G.
liiilill PlSlR|l__
'rne Middleton p Lidimidi or .nm
Rev. J. M. Murchison, son of Captain
and Mrs. Murchison of this city.
The new Oakland Presbyterian
‘Church was fairly launched upon its
career Frida n' ht when tl n
Dayton Presbytery appointed for the
purpose. The committee on installa-
tion was composed of Rev. D. L. My-
ers and Rev. D. G. Smith ot the
Dayton Presbytery :ind Rev. Dr. Mc-
Kibben, President. of Lane Theologi-
cal Scminary ot the Cincinnati Pres-
bytery.
Mr. Murchison is it graduate ni' the
Lane seminary. 'l‘wo other ministers
were on the platform and had ii. pnrt
in the service; thc Rev. J. S. Mitchell
Noi’ the Presbytery oi Whitewater, who
-'offered the prayer of installation and
Ascension ot' this city who dismissed
_the congregation with the apostolic
benedicticii.
Church Crowded
The church was crowded with mem-
bers and friends to its utmost capac-
ity anrl the spirit of enthusiasm and
expectation ran high. A considerable
number ol' the First church people
were present to show their interest in
iiie occasion and their friendly re-
gard i'or Mr. Murchison and his
church. J
After' the usual devotional service
and scriptural reading, the nioedrator
of the meeting. liev. D. G. Smith, in-
troduced Dr. McKibben, who was to
‘preach the sermon. _ He made some
very happy allusions to the number
oi’ Lane graduates who were present
at the service and to his pleasure at
having some giart _in the constituting
of the pastor l ofilce of one ot' his
boys. His sermon was a musterly
presentation of the dignity and soc-
redness of the Christian ministr in
y
“interpreting the truth of God's \'Vord,
an dof the high responsibility oi' mi-
hering to the truth despite the opposi-
tion of an nnbelieving world and an
indifferent cliurcii. His text was tak-
en from 'l)an. 5:17, and the beautiful
historical setting given-to the ser-
mon made the figure ot’ Daniel stand
forth in impressive relief as a noble
zessin Cecile has also been scratched .example for the Cliristian minister ot'
  oft' the oiilciai tables. The statement today,
1  4 50 B01' K0lb€l'S “nk is 0000111160. 11100811 Ai‘t~r the sermon. the beautiful and
St' John to Portland $ . "Ot 0\l\>liC\y 111101111011 in German NW' impretielve service ot’ installation was
al circles.” conducted by the n10derator,ln which
Stater0°ms""' “""""'$1'00 . the new elected astor took thesol
ly P -
Leaves St. .lulin Thursdays at gm  ; emu vows of his oillce. the nicnibeirs
"-
v_‘ \
`s. 2 ' .- ‘ of the church responding with su
ea \ a. m. for Liibec. EMIDOTK. Pilflllhd lllfl ____-1-_-_---mis ,
\_\ 1   l able vows on their part, and thus pas-
"-..    3°m,°_R,t“min¢.‘°*"°° c°“‘“‘|wh"‘ B°"°“   'tor and people entering into coven-
" " “V ~"~` 9.00 ii. ni. McudHy~f°\’ P0f'-|ll\d- 'E”¥l7°ff 5M%%gg|cc"|‘-:|.1§’"’  ¢°‘|:_%l5m"s ant relations with one another and
. Luke md §¢_ |,,h,,_ - ' .M with the church.
Following the service ot’ installa-
tion were two charges, one to the
pastor, and one to the people. The
Rev. Mr. Myers gave a very heart-
telt and suitable charge to the pas-
tor reminding liini, as a brother min-
ister of these primary and important
duties of his niiiiistry. chief ot’ which,
were thc fnlthinl preaching ot' the
Word. constancy in prayer. and the
exemplary value of a consistent
Christian life. Telling allusion was
made by the speaker to the hlgli ap-
preciation in wliiiih the new pastor is
held hy his friends, and ii' the posi-
tion of influence und power for good
that the opportunities of his ilcld af-
'~.i~;‘v“‘. _ . ford.
- Charges People _
. l.S itl. t f th
HaZ81‘<l0\1S  .:...':i::.°' 1;. 
Spédatle fitting ?i.‘.’... f;l‘.“?.‘.‘.`.“,.if$K.".§`i’°}.§`;....."i’.ié`.1‘Zif
ship and acquaintance. as many of
Unless one undefstands the the members ot the new organization
were formerly members of the First
human eye it is indeed risky at- - '
. V - Cl u .l, nd several ol the 'iimnhors
iemptmg I0 HQ gl35§e9i and  ofliilig loiiirlri church were present.
lI1Cil.1d6S €Xp6l'lll‘l€l\tll'1g 011 One- Mr. Smith also impressed the duty
, - ‘ I l it i praying for the pastor,
" Hahn* ~ Self' ° gud oyriialyiitig their lives the best
We have madeaspeclal study fruit f his ministry,” the best re
..... V. i , -
\  Of the human ey? and at glasses commgnilaiioii of the clinrcii and the
C0 l.h6m RCCOfdll’\g I0 tht H1081 gospel. Mr. Sinith's address was
lIHlW'£\\\\\\\\\\l scientific up_t°,dat¢ methods, illustrated by several incidents drawn
Satlsfaamn guaranteed from personal knowledge, that show
_ _ , g .
. ‘ » l it l l tie power of congrega-
 F §  our optical Parlor when m tlildhls to inallie :ir unmnke the work
S0l\1‘lS. _ of the inlnister, according as their
attitude is one of deep consecration
1 alwa s B I ii fi di operation or or indir-
We have .an hand 1']-,yt a  Iiéxrenclociiiidy dgiitructlve criticism. l-le
h ine of Hai u . e o
if Olce 1 dd k . . . introduced .a quotation from the evan-
Saimon,Mackerel,Ha °° - . Druggtst & ({)ptician f germ, "silly" sunday that it-in mais
Codf-ish, Eels and _SiY1eliS Sou S, . EJ lniinitablc irony bow to prevent a
which We are offering at ' _ church Trom growing.
The service was interesting and lm
' ' tent . '
the lawest pn.CeS consls i pressive and was calculated to launch
W1l.hiZh€ q1l3lltY~ W, F,  M, D” C, M, the new minister and the new church
' , under the most happy auspices. At
chitown Flsh  ' (Medial. UNIVERSITY) the close of the se ices a beautiful
_ bouquet was presented to Mr. Murchi-
' _ ` i co Montague, P, E, I, son, and the oillcera, members and
'. ' m any - ' ` many friends crowded to tile front to
pm" 340;; ration Street- 07”” 07- V ' offer the new pastor their congratu-
' '_§,5\I_;=Qf,-,'f,l_A,\l`8_.._ ~ lations and best wishes..
'  c . us llvk
'°‘_'g'f'.'g_'°t','i;¢°:‘nd°lled di-on 5.4 - .
l, ‘ ‘ .izl1§.\i.»tt:';i:- I  NWN! 4°'
was clean all through and played well
The Georgetown senior team is one of Upwn' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ` ° ' ' ' ' ° ` '(`1Q|;,|%a;g2,g2
other  ..  .. ........10 p.c.
Crspaud Fox Company.. . . cash, .40
NS    Willow Hill Fox Co, 35 p. c. cash
New London Fox and Farm Lands.i
Ltd., 200 p. c. cash, and more later. ‘
16th has the following reference to Sem River Black Fox Co" ' ' ' ` ' ' ' ’ ' I6
Y IS ie e l
elmed pastor' nw ,_ M_ Murchigm ;.;xdi,li:1a:upci:id ii dividend or so per
was installed by the committee oi' ' '
sang ii beautiful solo and the Rev., -
John H. Yates ot' the Cburcli of the Hartford D' S' Fox ('o""' H '
Prince Albert..    
(More soon)
Rayner international declared 40
paid....    
R. J. McNeill Co, cash 50. stock 50
Rayner Stonehurst Silver Fox
Co. paid....    ...200
Rayner Clarke & Harlow Fox
Co.    ......paid .20
B. I . Rayner, West Gore
N.    ....pald 105
Black Prince Fox Co.. . . . '. . . .paid .50
General Fur Farms, Ltd. . . .paid 17
Mount Edward....   paid 10
(With additional 10 p. c. soon)
Murray Harbor... . . . .. . ...cash .30
(More soon)
Westmoreland Silver & Patch
Co.. . . . . . . . . .cash 35, stock,70
Silver 'l‘ip....   ......cash 15
_ (Added three pairs)
Imperial Silver Black Fox Com-
pany, Ltd., Montague. . . . . . . . _ . .15
(added three pairs to ranch and
bold securities for balance due on
sale of foxes which when col-
lected will enable them to pny an-
Regal  .. .. ..  .. 16
Dundas  50 cash and 300 stock
(Also 8 pups added to ranch)
Diamond....    
Rogers Paton....   ......10
(More later)
The Freeland Silver Black Fox Co..
The Carruthers Silver Black Fox Co.
has paid n 30 per cent cash dividend
out of a declared dividend of 110. An
-additional sum will be paid after the
general meeting on Dec. 8.
(Also 75 p. c. stock dividend)
Pure Canadian Sli. Blk Fox Co. 40
Richmond Bay Fox Co., 20 per cent
(More later.)
Provincial Silver Black For Co., 40
per cent cash, with more to follow
later.
Sovereign S. B. F. Co., cash.. .....15
(From 4 pairs;
Peerless......    
and balance after January lst.)
Ellis Silver Black Beauty Fox
Co., Ltd....    ...60
Hackett S. B. F. Co.,......  ....15
Magic Fox Co.....   ....50
(In additloii to stock dividend of
100 p. c.)
Charlottetown S. B. Fox Co.. . . . .
..15
(Also ten foxes added to ranch)
Bedeque Fur Farming Co.. Ltd.....10
Gleniiladale Sliver Black Fox Co. 100
(50 p. c. cash 50p. c. stock bonus.)
The Bldeford Fox Co. Ltd.......200
(100 p. c. cash--paid 35 p. c.; bal-
ance, 65 p. c.. will be paid soon,
100 p. c. in stock.)
Beschgrove    ..  ...15
Hamilton S B Fox Co   . ,.20
Murray River      .15
Massachusetts . . . .
..  . ......10
Mt. Herbert Silver Black and Patch
Fox Co. . . . . .
 ._ ......17
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tip  _ . .-
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'. Gui' Newest 1
1 ‘ _ Pattern
The new Continental
design, illustrated by the
spoon at the left, is char-
acteristic of the beauty
and charm oi all silver-
ware bearing the name
'$.41
and 35 per cent later. ' ,
 ROGERS BROS.
  "Silver Plan :har
  Wears"
5:  For over threescore
=. 5 ara the ear1847
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sertion for advertising in this column. The following u a mt of com,
<\\ ._ ». _ `..-;.'.~ ' ‘ .' '-.`~"-\ .\'
paulei wfhiclil have paid dlylizdends on
_ 'W PRWCE CHM," in Auditorium account or 914. Most 0| use com- 1/ ,
Montague’ on Friday' Fen 12¢h_,pla3ie:t;i:pect to pay additional divid
Tickets now on sale, 50c. 35c., 250. ’ ' f .
8563 Spring Park..   .... ...gtg
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in uso for over 30 yeais, has borne the signature ot
and has been made under his pero
MW? P” ' ° 1" lufiuwr
_  eonal su rw laion sine _
. . Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Conntcrfeits, Imitations and °‘ Just.-its-good. ” are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
lnlants and Children-Experience against Experllnon.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paro-
gorip, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverlshncss. For more than thirty yours It
has been in constant uso for tho relief of Constipatio
Flutnlency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles 8:1;
Dlarrhina. It regulates the Stomach and Bowell,
asslmllates the Food, giving healthy and ‘natural sleep.
The Chlldren’s Panacea-The 1tIother’s Friend.
GBNUINE CASTORIA itwiivs
4 Q
lii Use For 0ver 50 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
TNI CKNTAUI COMPANY NlWVQRKCl»'V,
 '
Bears the Signature of
0
ngx in _ , __ , ________i --III;
(With 60 or 'I0 later) M
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P.E.I. RAILW`A Y
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT DEC. 21st, 1914.
Trains Outward Trains Inward
Read Down Read up.
ou. Dly. Dly. l)iy. Tues. Mon.
Fri.
'U
sions'
cava?
.s an
fn ::i
»=FNP1
' Cgreeio'
gqmacg
w@wH>
ov-ci'
Rowe?
U
GD.
. .1
10.20 Arr.
Tues.
Thur.
& Sat.
11.30 Dep.
1.14
2.44
5.00 Arr.
P.M.
3.25 Dep.
4.15 Arr.
Mon. Tues.
Wed. Thur
& Fri & Sat.
3.00 3.00 Dep.
"" 4.20
4.54
5.10
.£0
.35 Arr.
15 Dep.
.27
.56
7.05 6.40 Arr.
D13’ Sat _
ex Sat. only
& Sun.
3.10 Dep.
4.25
5.55 Arr.
P.M
#eve
52!-1 ¢[3
91% 'U1
so
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.a~en»r~>-wc.
oe-iuirorse.
mcri:>~l§‘~*
5.52
6.20
’U."1“f"’
’ emi-
Eoqo
Cliftrlottotown
Hunter River
Emerald Jct.
Kensington
Summerside
Suninierside
Port llill
O'Leary ,
Tlgnish
Emerald Jct.
Cape Traverse
Charlottetown
Mt. Stewart
Morell
St. Peters
Elouris
Elmira
Mt. Stewart
Cardigan
Montague
Georgetown
Charlottetown
Vernon River
Murray Harbor
ITM
Ar. 5.15
- 4.07
~ 3.23
2.40
2.15
Dep.
Arr.
Dep.
Arr.
Dep.
Arr.
Dep.
Arr.
Dep.
Arr.
Dep.
d. S S E Ti Wd
(and two foxes added to stock) ge ex “Dex uh ex un mrs e
& Sat & I-‘rl
. A.M. P.M.
11.30 12.10
10.31 11.03
10.01% 10.19
9.38 9.47.
9.15 9.15
Dly.
ox Sun.
8.55
7.54
7.01
5.45
8.50
8.00
Tues. lllon.
Thur. Wed.
& Sat. & Sat.
10.30 11.05
9.15 0.35
9 40 8.56
8.17 8.25
7.00 7.00
5.40 5.40
9.20 9.40
8.04 8.15
7.33 7.40
6.50 6.50
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Let Us Fix
Those Leaking Faucets
It is only a small job. it will not take long, and the
cost will he small, but you’d feel satisfied when they are
Mon.
Wed
&Fri
A.M.
10.10
8.50
8.00
12.15
10.42
9.25
7.30
A.M.
7.50
7.00
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Bros. have signified the
standard in silverware.
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need silverware. Guar-
anteed for lasting beauty
and wear, made possible
by an actual test of over
65 years.
,som by Leading Dealers
repaired. The longer you delay having your faulty faucets
repaired. the worse they_ will be getting. Better have us
fix them now, it will eliminate all future bother and worry
Just call up 393-J tell us your plumbing troubles and
leave the rest to us.
Fred H. Trainor 8"S?,};‘.‘{°”
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had enough.
But when you have heard
it, you won't want to shut off.
THA'l"S IT’S RECORD
'But it also has other
RECORDS. “Records of
ever! kind of Music, Vocal,
Ban or Instrumental.
LET US DEMONSTRATE
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Montague, P. E. I.
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