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_ , 3 _ _ AND'vmLn Naxr,n.°u1a be, at 1.. »
' i WHS. the ilrst principle of correct in- ‘
vesting. However, we can offer you
a number of issues of securities where
both safety and liberal yield are com. '
billed. You will not place yourself ,V
under the slightest obligation if you `.
ask ns for full particulars, WIHTE
- NOW. ' i
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General Sessions, where Judge
ter was imposing-_sentences _4 gg
1.98.30 _ pleas. She paid no at tit?
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Yilv '
ers awaiting arraignment- l
`Whi¢nia.p.-a tinsmith, charged
robbery.'A1bin Lasso, who
flees-that Whitmanhad snatched '
lro_m~hls handsashe was entectnghfa
home at ~No.’ \200 West' Thirty-
,l¢,1'°0t lost. Sunday. was nrt
press the charge. ‘It was unnecess
'for Whitman- pleaded guilty.
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Champion Carriage Stallion of P. E.l.
1 (Pure Bred Enrolment No. 5 Dept. 0/ Agri.)
 M (41818) Race Record 2,231-4
` ' is a son of Bingara who sired
~ such horses as Baden, 2.05 1-4;
_ _ . ,. _ _ Belvasia 2.06 3-4; Bergen 2.06
_ A ,V2 3-4; B_invo1o 2.07 3-_4, etc,
' - Champion money winning sire
< of 1912. Wor1d’s champion
_ _ sire of 2.08 trotters at 11 years.
_ ' Sire of 38 two year olds that
_ , have trialed in 2.30 or better.
_ ~ etc, etc. `
" is a son of Kaclika who is the
‘ ,_ _ ‘ Dam of Berka 2.14 I-4. Win-
, ner- of ten races and $2700 in
 " ‘ 1912. Biala (3) 2.18 1-2;
_Brie and Bavian 1-8 in 18
., , sec."  lin s . All above
/A recoxi _s `were ivlar I-2 mile
_. tracks. Berks was one of the
. . best trotters -in' the _ United
States'last ye`5.r." All of the
° above are full sisters and
brothers being sired by Bin-
. I gara. f
S FULL SISTERS and BRO-
THERS.Berka 2.14 1-4, Biala
’ (3) 2.18 I-2, Bavian trial (2)
2.30 Brie trotted an 1-8 as
ycarling in I8 seconds, Brenta
which is described as a sensa-
tional yearling in the Ameri-
can Horsebrecder of April
 "
will be at Fred Cameron's
B0 I Stables lgformerly Hurry’s
 ` _ . Stables] uston._Street near
J  'L ' 'Queen Street, Charlottetown.
 g dam ‘ _ ss ` isi to- sl
speed.   sfgsrrsi sir; pm” a e
s3gT$§=§;i<_1>¢.a1fc.ra-wiit.s.+;agf§ni§"-carriages. 5 ~
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» .-,-...J»§-§_£‘.>&`;`~'-.1 .Hi-;'.,.`._ . ~  fin-.»‘»'." 5-é.»_' raver. 1;`-1,:-'~>r-.--~~ ' '
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l?l{5lf_°' ?YBf¥_ |10 l‘°l?0fd _ against
‘°aér~fsua_ehat ne sans- ~sssr-_ vm-nag
As is
asked if
room
re-
wo-
wit-
ness stand and said that she was the
,who could offer any information
contractor. Wiring
_ _ Slilli
_.as 
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A Pale‘little woman with pw )’
her arms sat for. noun in
a baby
Court
andl 9-
ten
Po he proceedings but kept her
ixed on the "Pen" where the p
are ke t.
'The clerk called the case
has
inob
.Probation ,oiucera -reported
the
steadgly .up to two months ago.
custo `3ry, Judge Foster
there, _ss anyone in the court
gardlng the prisoner. The little
msn carrying the baby took the
prisoner’s wife.
She said that they had come
l'-luilalo\ two_ years ago and that
Avril of this Year her husband
been employed as a tinsrnith.
weeks ago her husband lost, his
tion and on the same day their daugh
ter Edith `was born. They had
from 'the day that her liiisband
' 'MARITIME PROVINCE
SECURITIES.
(Quotations Furnished by
Curdy A: Co., Stock and Bond
- ers; Member-s_Montre_aJ Stock
change, Charlottetown.
Bsnks. -
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Brltbh . l5E
Commerce I RMI
Montreal _ 3Ԥi,'y
Novs Scotia  75-ii-
All
Royal
Miscellaneous.
Acadia Fire
Aas<l,1a_.Su;,ei;.,Ptd _
ne. are ‘ I
Pfd. with stock bonus
Brandram-Henderson Com.
C. B. Elec. Com.
East. Can Sav. & L-:sn
Eastern Trust
Halifax Fire
Hew. Pure Wool Tel Fld.
with bonus Com, stock
Maritime Telephone Com.
Do.l‘fd.
N. B. Telephone
North Atlantis Fisheries
N, S. Car lst Pld
Do. End Pfd.
Do. 8rd Pfd
Do. Com.
N. S. Clay Works PM.
Do. Com.
Nova Scotia Fits
Stanflelds Pld.
Do. Com.
Trinidad Cons. Tel. Com.
Bonds
Brandram-Henderson l'l
C. B. Elec 5’s
Chronicle 6’s
Hew. Pura Wool Tlttils 6'-
with bonus
Maritime Telephone ¢'s
N S. Steel lst llort. Us
Do. Dehenturs stock
Porto Rico l's
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the new Athletic Underwear in
two piece and combinations, it
ideal Summer underwear, $1.25
suit, MacLellan Bros.
A. E. Leigh
259 Great George Street
P. E.
Phone 302 l
Charlottetown
Electrician and
supplies
Electric Bell work.
wiring, ect.
May 22Mtstrn:
l 
rl.. ru.. B-ea c|y`.i..a.|.
Stallion' ' '
"Labori Again” 10326
service ll0.0\l -lol
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of
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of Joseph
with
testi-
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first
to
ary,
that
pril-
from
until
had
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able to save no money owing to ill-
ness and they were in want. almost
lost
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120
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92;
"You want comfort in Summer, see
both
is an
per
6-19M5i.
Electrics
House'
 _HI  "I --All--5!-TlsFED`t|i'
thwart phd-robbery. Whitman, she
ll . t 6 complainant going up _ »
into his house counting a rou ol ”""
Nu* lid 11°-Kfblved them, dropping
ballot! them as he rsn. Mrs. Whit-
mbll Mid ,that for _three days she was
unaware of what had happened to her
husband and afraid to go away for
ko! thot some one would come with
|1°Y»Ies,.of his death in her absence.
Bhe _thought he might have comrnitt\_
ed suicide. l
'Finally she .went to the door and
'4l;orrowed" ten cents from .a woman
H 0 Rolsod so that ,she co l get con-
dlused milk for the bs.by.u'I`I had liv-`
ed on__b1-cad crumbs soaked in water
lor. threellnys.
Jlidte Foster said that he. would
try to obtain- work tor Whitman, and
in 'that case would-» suspend sentence.
He gave Mrs.- Whitman money and
sent her with a probation onicer to
friends she has found at No. 449 west
Twenty-fifth str_e'et._ _ _ _
_ ir an-_--_r
lilllllll -NUT IIVE
If If Ulm lot For “Fill-|-fha",
llc Vloliuflf Fnif Isilsfu
Fxuacnvnl. Our., lm. sgth, 1910
“For thirty five years (and I sm now
I nisn over seventy) I have been s
terrible sutierer from Constipation. No
matter what remedy or p ysiciml I
¢11lPl°Y_¢d. the result was -always the
same~impossible to get s cure. About
2 years sgo, I reui the testimonial of
Hon; John cosugsn regsrdig "Frui¢-e.-
tives and I decided to give em s trial,
I have used “Fruit-sftives" ever since.
They are the first sud only medicine
fb" !_“l\¢§ my case. If it were not for
‘Fruit-s-tives", I sm sstisied I could
not live" JAMES PROUDFOOT.
Mr. Proudfoet is one of the prominent
farmers of Prescott Count and hu been
Treasurer of Caledonia Township for
yarn. “Fruit-a-t1vesf‘ is sold at 5oc a
. 6f0r$2.5o-trial size, 25c. by dealers
or from Fruit-s-tives Limited. Ottawa.
' . .' __1, .
Twenty-live cents
-i-;-;-;-;-_-;-li-1-ET-1-..-_-fi-3;-;-;-_-i-;---_-.-;-;-i-2;-_-1-;-ii-1-3-ii-;-;-i-_-_-3-3;-;-1-T
I for sseh continuation. Cui; must sceompsny order. Minimum chsrs
0 GUARDIAN ctasslrli-:in Aus  '°'°='"~='-*'*°°"=" _
- Ons sent perword lint insertion m this column. lzsll cent per word P. 3. - ST. 
p 1 1 _
. AGENTS WANTED
WANTED-I NEED QUICKLY, ONE
each High-Grade man and woman
representative for this Province.
Position Permanent, Profitable and
Pleasant. Enquire at The Russ,
Charlottetown, for a few days after
that to The General Manager 203
Charlotte St., St. John, N. B.
 6-16M1w
. 
l`l'. MALE HELP
WANTED-A GIRL FOR HOUSE-
work. Easy job. Apply to 260
Grafton St. 6-20M3ipd.
WANTED A GIRL TO WORK IN
kitchen. Apply Stewart's restaurant
Queen 3 St. 6-19M!-lipd.
WANTED-'A COOK BY AUGUST
lst. Good references required. Ap-
ply to Mrs. A. A. Bartlett, 175
Fitzroy Street, ` 6-19M6ipd
WANTED-MAID FOR GENERAL
housework. Good wages and no
washing. Apply to Mrs. Bruce Ste-
wart, 14 Water St. 6-19Mtf.
5 l I
FOR SALE NATIONAL CASH REG-
iHt0l'. very up-to-date, also large
safe and desk, one large flag. Ap-
‘Dly 162 Queen St. 6-10Mtl.
FOR SALE-GUARANTEED CROSS
and red rauched foxes at, reasonable
prices. L. H. D. Foster, Marshfield.
_Phone Dunstatlnage. - 6-16M13i._
FARM FOR SALE-110 ACRES, ONE
mile from Souris. Good dwelling
house, fair outbuildings. 100 acres
cleared, well fenced, good state of
cultivation. Sold with or without
growing crop. Apply to Gaudet &
Haszard, Solicitors, etc., Char-
lottetown, or to B. Creamer at
Souris. ' 5-Elglmo.
FOR SALE-THE STORE FIXINGS
of the Boston Cleaning Store 182
Queen Street, consisting of sewing
machine, press boards and stands,
tables, awning, stoves, coal, etc.
For further particulars apply to L.
Williams, 78 Douglas St., or Frank
Riggs, 182 Queen St. 6-18M4ipd.
 
MALE nerr wasrsnrv
WANTED AT oN6`Ii1 KITCHEN GIRL.
_Qll¢°°B°t°1 ____. °;'.1§_”!“f
WANTED - GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework. Apply to Mrs. R. S.
_1I0gan, 18 Prince St. 6-16Mlwpd.
BOY WANTED.-APPLY T0 A.
Duchemin & Co. May 6;M_g.
WANTED AN APPRENTICE Ib
foundry. Bruce Stewart & Oo.
4-26Mtf.
WANTED-A NURSE GIRL. APPLY
at 154 Pownal street. 5-30Mtf.
GIRL WANTED. APPLY AT MO-
rell Hotel. 5-30Mtf.
WANTED AT FALCONWOOD ONE
laundry maid. 2 women cooks. Ap-
ply to Dr. Goodwill. 4-8Mtf.
WANTED 1ST JULY FOR MRS.
Bayfield a house, parlor-maid who
understands waiting at table. No
washing. Wages $12 per month.
Apply to Miss Peters, 6 Brighton
l tt t 6-6`MEti
l"0R .SALE '
FOXES FOR SALE.-LIMITED
number nice Patches. If interested
inquire quickly. Address:-Foxes, P.
O. Box 364, St. John, N. B.
__ ___ ___.____6£llY!iWk-
AUCTION SALE OF HARDWARE
- at Cameron & Co. 162 Queen St,
We willsell at public auction the
remaining stock of shelf and heavy
hardware, including blacksmiths,
carriage-builders, carpenters, sup-
plies, etc., beginning on Tue=‘.ay,
June_ 2-ith, at 10 o'clock, continu-
ing until all is sold. This is a rare
opportunity for anyone wanting
goods in this line, as goods must
be cleared out regardless of price.
We will also sell store furniture,
consisting of National cash regist-
er, large safe, showcase and flag.
Also phaeton carriage. Cameron &
Co. 6 21M3i
FOR SALE MARE AND FOAL.
(C_lydesdale.) Apply .to C. E. Low-
ther, Crapaud. _ 6-21ME2lpd.
FOR SALIE _ 3 PAIRS OTTERS;
Limited quantity ranch raised mink.,
red cross and blue foxes. T. G.
Ives. Montague. ‘ 5-ZIMEI-I
I. ` ` __ _ ..___'________'
‘ ron sKLn roxns, Foxes, BLACK
and silver foxes; patched and cross
foxes, and good red foxes. P. W. A.
C0., Box 223, Portage la Prairie.
6--20M2wks.
BULL FOR SALE.-The prize Hol-
stein bull Victor of Fairmeads, age
5. weight 2000, quiet, and in good
condition. Also two registered Hol-
stein bull calves. L. D. McNutt,
Malpeque. 6-19M3ipd
Road, Char o e own. .
 
L_;l 
_____§__,_
LOST ON WESTERN TRAIN BE-
tween Summerside and Charlotte-
town a purse containing sum of
money. Finder return to this otlice.
_ 6;21l’i_3.iP9-
LOST-LARGE SUM OF MONEY
and other papers in black wallet.
Reward by leaving at this office.
6-2lM3ipd.
LOST A WHITE AND BLACK DOG.
Finder kindly leave Benj. A. Mal-'
lett,_I_.it.tle York. _____6-21ME1i.
LOS'l‘,_FOLDING POCKET CAMERA
Reward on return to 114 Upper-
Prince. 6-Elmiiipd
LOST, FRIDAY BETWEEN CHAR-
lottetown and Highfield Corner,
Lower Malpeque Road, satcbel con-
taining money and silver watch.
Finder leave Stewart & Sons or
Crabbe’s Hardware. 6~21M3i.
 
` T0 LET
HALF OF SUMMER COTTAGE TO
let at Keppoch with flre-place in
sitting room. Apply 188 Queen St.
6-l7M1wk.
 
_ TEACHERS W_A_Nw'I£f)
WANTED FOR DONALDSTON
School a first or secon-i class tea-
cher. Supplement $25.00. Apply to
Fred Court, Secy of Trristecs.
6-‘2lE3ip_d_.
TEACHER WANTED, FOR HAMP-
shire School. Supplement $25. Ex-
perienced male teacher preferred.
Apply to Lyman Trainers, Secy.
6-21ME‘3ipd.
WANTED A TEACHER FOR HIIN-
ter River School. Male preferred.
Supplement $40. /\pp'y to .To`n;1.
Rackham, Secy_of_:l`r ill*-ef-s._(iil_l=7I!i.
WANTED-A VICE-PRINCIPAL FOR
Georgetown High School. Male
TEACHER WANTED. A MALE TEA-
cber for Darnley District No 101,
midsummer vacation. Supplement
$60.00. Apply to George B. McNutt,
Secy. Trustees. 6-20M1wk
FOR SALE VERY LARGE WATCH-
dogs. Write "K", care of Guar-
dian. 6_-18m5ipd
FOR SALE-DOUBLE TENEMENT
house, Grafton St., adjoining new
Zion Church. Good title, desirable
property. Apply to Gaudet & Has-
zard, Solicitors, etc., Charlotte-
town. 6-19M1mo.
FOR SALE HANDSOME PHAETON
carriage, newly painted only used a
short time, will be ‘said agta bar-
in. A l t 162 een .
ga pp y B 6-l0Mtf.
FOR SALE-DWELLING HOUSE
No. 196 Richmond St., st present
occupied by Mr. Walter S. Grant.
Pidession given 1st December
i. Apply to McLeod 6; Bentley.
_ 4-zim/1.
FOR SALE-ALASKA BLUE FOXES
delivered now or future dates.
Breeders or pups and guaranteed to
reach you in good condition. Lim-
ited supply. Write or wire. G. C.
_Ltwis,‘Backvills, N. B. 6~19Mtf.
FOR SALE.- 6 PAIRS OF NORTH-
ern _Maine Dark Red Foxes and some
extra females. All Pl°\°d 3*-Wk-
Csll on or write to J. A. McNeill
I 'ryns valley P. az. 1. 6-lsnptird
.IERSEY BULL FOR SALE PURE
St. Lambert. excellent type from
fish persistent milker. At reason-
gbls price, for quick sale. George
L. Hallam, Hsseldean Farm,
Springfield. 6-ltldlipd. .
'x'.;lL'r.‘*.’-31;’ \ ._ - ,.
roiciais wAN'ran.-'mm srnvufz
TEACHERS WITH FIRST OR SEC-
ond Class License required for year-
ly schools commencing in August,
Highest salaries obtained. Full de-
tails given. Apply, stating qualiti-
oations to Canadian Teachers'
Agency, Regina, for Saskatchewan
Schools; Beveridge Block, Calgary,
for Alberta positions, and Cotton
Drive, Vancouver, for British Col-
umbia appointments. li-21ME1mo
 
WANTED
FOX BOARDERS WANTED-THE
Massachusetts Silver Black Fox
Company are bu lding 3 number of
additional pens to their ranch on
the Mount Edward Road and are in
a position to acdept a few boarders
on moderate terms. For particu-
lars apply to J. C. 'McKendrick,
Manager. 6-20M6i.
Fox Ranching Company, Albsrton,
is adding a number of pens to its
equipment and is prepared to care
for a limited number of pairs of
foxes, for one or more years, on a
moderate ranching contract. We
have a well built ranch, free from
fire hazard, in a quiet neighbor-
hood. Anfmals intrulted wiltrecelvs
the same expert care and attention
given our own. Parties owning good
animals will please ask for terms.
Fred L. Rogers, Manager, Atherton.
` Exchange of"Bo11ds   ,
. `»
Good profits may often be made by disposing of_ bonds  
nearing maturity and reinvesting the proceeds in bonds that] h'sv¢ been
on the market a few years only.. _ » _
We shall be pleased to have you consult us. '  ' " ` ` '
Royal Securities .
Corporation Limited
H. Bradford, Us-lslef.
IM Hollis Street, Ilslifsx, l. S.
~ Toronto Qusboo Montreal
- Ottawa Los\don.llll» 0
Eastern Securities Co. “Mifwf Oak-9"
Limited
GOVERNMENT
MUNICIPAL i 
PUBLIC UTILITY; Im,
IN DUTRIA
Re] No 50566.
Pure Bred Enrolment No Sl.
Minor Oaks was foaled in 1908,
is a handsome seal brown stallion,
stands 16 hands weighs 1265 lbs.
Sired by Oakly Barron (4)2,23.
Dam Parketta by Parkside 2.22 3-4,
also th¢.dan_¢>_f_Emos L°1_1_'1_s_z_-1.4%
the fastest trotter bred in the Mar-
itime Provinces.
Minor Oaks besides his rich bred-
ing is himself a grand individual;
he has speed. beauty, size, subst-
ance, sn every other good quality
required in a sire of high class horses.H1s
foal; ann year olds are large and hand-
wm;-le will sland for the season at his
owners stables Brooklyn. Kings Co.Mares
at owners risk.
and REALTY lnvestmen
JOHN j. MATHESON, Owner
Uny5M|hmrtl]uly5. `
I,"
STEAMSIIIP SAILINGS '-
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' 3
I
I
, my
Agent. W K Rogers Lt ty
INTER 0|.-QNI%"
(5 RAILWAY' `
° \ ._
I. The Ocean Limited-
- to Montreal, change to
= through car at Painsec
_ Ict.
2. Th e Intcrcolonial
Dining Car is famed for its
good food and liberal
treatment of passengers.
5. The Route Matope-
‘ dia Valley, Old Quebec
and the picturesque St.
Lawrence all combine to give
, you the utmost comfort,speed
f and satisfaction. Whether you
_ are going to Montreal or fur-
, ther West, It will pay you te
consult
W. K. Rogers _
Charlottetown
`¢ANAo|A-N N
. PACIFIC
ilhc Shortllirect Route
CllAllLOT'l`l5'l‘0WN
.. MPNIREAL. .. .
New Electric Lighted Sleepers
ON CANADIAN PACIFIC
HALIFAX-MONTREAL TRAIN.
The Best Dining Car Service
THE ONLY LINE OPERATING
COMPARTMENT CARS
Montreal and Otisws to Toronto
.B. HOW D. D. P. A.. 0. P.B.
W BtA.Ibhn. N. B.
‘ .x.af‘ss.1. is eosrsuoulv
J Buildiiig.-Oiisiiottetgwn _
g 
Insurance 'Co lid
1 its ou prop-
Lsrtflirphizdcittztini rlfoyllty' sf f<-
du¢¢d rates. For particulars apply
to Geo,” E_ Hgghes,Apothecsries
Hall or to
B, BALUERSTON
Secretary
P. E. I. ` _ 6-1915111!
.
5.57M'Il|\0- I
“.1” _ `
Montreal and Toronto to Vancouver. ,|
TRAVEL .
S" F. IW* =
“The use of travelling
$‘r"°'i.""¢§iifZ.i“i-'..‘.i
I
in°ne'nd' nl u.-rising*
bnnshlhhlnls msygfafgj
see' emu oy . -
Make s reality of she;
greet. lsaddocked 81:-
1
Lawrence route to Europe
sslunas 1'unuavs'_s" .
THE LA R G E ST ‘
C A N A D I A N -
L I N E I 3'-T
"|.Auneu1'|e-' "ngs¢'sAw1'u.;'~
"fsuron\c" ' cAv|AoA"
Ask the nearest Alon!
for Particulars.
WHITE STAR
`_ ' oo/~\|N|oN LINE
, Agent-W. K. Rogers. City
TIME TABLE
Rocky Point Ferry
Str Hillsboro will run as followss-
Lv. Ch’t0wri  ' 'T1v.‘R`y‘. Point
7.00 u. m. 7.00 n. in.
8.00 a. m. 8.210 u. in.
9.30 a. ni. I0-00 U- IH-
11.00 a. rn. 11.30 rv. m.
1.:-to p. rn. 2-001'- "1-
2.ao p. rn. B-00 P- "1-
:Lso p. 00 r "1-
4.2l0 p. P "1-
o.:-io p. r- In-
SUNDAY
m. 10.00 ii.
m. 1.00 fl.
m, 2.30 ll.
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Navigation Co., Ltd
hliommenclng Monday _the 5th of MAY
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STEAMER NORTIIUMBERLAND
leaves Charlottetown for Pietou. N. S.
at 5.20 0’clo¢g 5. m., leaving Pfetou on
return about 4.80 p. rn. Conneotichi 111840
at Picton for all points in Nova Scotia
STEAMER EMPRESS
leaves Summerslde for Point du Chene
N. B., about I0 o‘clocl¢ a. m., leavin! 1 Oilil-
du Lhene on return about |.l_l D. m.,
connectink with express trains _ for
Charlottetown and Tignlsh. Connections
made at Point du Chene for all points in
Canada andthe United States.
G. W, WAKEFORD
Manager
Charlottetown, P, E. Island.
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Plant ,Line
Direct Route
to Boston
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noon.
From Boston Tuesdays.
For all information IPPIY ¢0 ,
., Plant Line Office
Chsrlottetown.
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STEAMSIIIP LINERS
from London Btesmsr From Halifax
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gram Liverpool Steamer From Halifax
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