:_ M-*Y 27. 191; _ _ M _ __ _ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN _ , PACE FIVE
' Helps
FORMALIN:---for the
prevention of Smut in
Wheat or Grain, or scar
On l’OtatOeS. It pays to
use it. Full directions
on each bottle.
.lust Arrived'
I The.,-» Schooners
“McLure” "and “J os
eph McGill” arrived ,
t d _ I h Al'li
tiidneruiiir Ziid Ai- :L+ C00PER’S
b101"I ROLIHCI COHI. Shgepingniping
Let us send you _ Powder
a load. ~
The best known means
of destroying all the ticks,
A. PIGKARD & G0
Phone 240
v -V4 vitfrw.;
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I' stopping the fly, prevent-
ing and curing the scab,
and promoting t h e
_ growth of wool.
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Geo. E. Hughes
'i`=A'ri_-:Nr s:>i_|crroR
WM. S. BABCOCK
Lawyer (U. S.) and Registered l‘n- l
tent Attorney, 15 years experience
in Caiiadu and U. S. Iiivciitiuns '
promptly patented. ’l`i'ade Marks and
Designs registered; infrlngenieiit and
validity seurclies. Evidence collected
in patent stills. lteports prepared 1`or
counsel.
Expert witness In patent suits Pat-
ents obtained In all countries 99 St
James Street Montreal. Write for in
formation
9335-5-7Mtf.
Watches
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`\'/atches, Clocks, Jewelry
&c.
Our charges are moderate
Our work is the yery best.
W. .Watterso
Cor. Great George and
Grafton Sts.
Landing today per Schooner i‘
Telephone, 600 barrels and
casks of St. John Lime.
C. Lyons &. Co
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~ No matter what ailment may be troublingyou, there is a Rex
all Remedy for it that will bring about speedy relief.
' REXALL
There are nearly 400 Rexall Remedies~one for every ordinary
fill--and all guaranteed good or money refunded. Try relief the
.Rexall way.
McKinnon Dru ,<2 Company
(ireat George :ind Kent Sirctls
 
 
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honest manufacturer. W 
establish such a reputation, and believe our oId_friends
will say that we have never disappointed them. Hickey’s
Black Twist Chewing Tobacco represents not only
our best efforts but the best to he had in the tobacco line.
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.Concrete is the best
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No Expense for Repairs
When You Build of Concrete
To be sure of satisfactory reSultS. Only USG “CAN-
ADA PORTLAND” Cement. We always have a
large stock on hand, and can supply'you promptly, as
we receive a fresh carload every week. _
_ Price per 
t d 'n good condition, we
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of 330 lbs. net weight. A trial order will prove its
wor .
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Phone 345 _ -__ l\/Ignufagturerg K lison: Graduated in Sliortliniid. Arthur
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great time experfterl, in uid Ot’ our
soldier boys. (‘lty and country talent
non, Cominissioner of Agriculture Mr.
Leslie Adams, inspector of schools.
All ot' the above speakers gnve very
SOCIAL SURVEY-Rev l)r A J
vey begun last September Announce
gramnie is 'ii prospect in which some
of the most prominent Caiiznliaiis in
the vm ious lines under inyestigatioii
ISLAND LADY HONORED. _ Miss
A. tl. l\lacDougnll of the stall of the
Mountview Tiiberciilosis Hospital
(`_algai~y. Alta., has been :ippointcd
Lady Snperiinendent of that institu-
tion by tlie liospital's board.
Whiio nurse she performed licr duties
most satisfactory and in less than a
year rose from junior to charge
iinise, and on June lst takes the po-
sition ol Lady Supt_, which without
further reniarks shows her ability.
Miss l\lueDo\igall is a native of South
Shore, 1*. E. 1..
BIG FISH. - The following was the
result of the Victoria Fishing Contest,
the prizes being awarded by Mr. G.
E. Hughes l`or trout caught with
tackle purchased at his store:. First
prize, $5 Rod, G. L. Morrison. (!l\a_r-
lottetown, 1 lb. 0 oz., caught at Pisquid
Second prize, $3 Fly liook-Glordon
McMillan, Cornwall, 1 lb. 3 oz..ca.ugl1t
at (Tornwall. Third prize $1.00 Line,
Samuel F. Doyle. ('harlot.tetown; 1
lb. 21/; oz, caught at Millview.
DANGEROUS PRACTlCE.- Resi-
dents in the neighbourhood of lnker-
ninu are complaining of the very re- _
prehensiblc practice of some boys ot’
using a rifle out there to no pu\°D0B0
whatever hut considerably to the an-
noyance und. what is more, grave dan- _
ger of unoffending others. l’erson.s
lm.,-,. stale that while picking clams
on the shore they are occasionally
startled by thc report ofa gun follow-
ed immediately by the falling of at
bullet nearby, fretiuently only a couple
of feet await' froni them: This hap-
pens, too, when children ure around. ,
This is n. very eliildish and silly proc- ‘
tice. and one that is apt to be attend-
ed with serious results. Periiaps the
perpetrator of the joke, which nobody
but liiniself appreciates, will take a
timely hint and tnrii his attention to
.something wortliier before the Police
Step in and convince him oi? his folly.
SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS.- The
following Islanders have been nniong
thc sm-t~esst`iil students at Mount Al-
I.. Mcllherson. Cape Traverse. l_lirk’s
Gold Medal \voii by Miss Susie (Vari-
ior, won by Miss Annie Metherail,
Suininerside, l’_ E. l. Tribniie Essay
ton. Souris. Class Essay Prize. Sen- _
inan A. Mortinior of Boston, Mass
The ceremony was perfoi'iiicil l ltr-v
. . _ _ . iy _
will take pnrt. Ben). Carter, promoter. J. A. lleady. pastor of St. (‘lonients
0 (Y el Br t ' ~ '
104.. lnir 1, ool yn. N. Y. i‘he happy _
E- couple left next day cn route for Bos- Mlflard 9 L-l"|"‘¢"t 0°" Umlfed'
TEACHERS. MEET-‘NG _ The £,V_ two weekS_ well what do _Wm mink (ieutlelnen.-Last Winter I received
cning session of this meeting held 'at ture home. great ‘b"“(*"t f"‘"}1 lim U59 0( MIN'
h P Murray lliver on May 7th. proved 1 ;\_If§)_i___I_l)l;.,’lllll_-]l\ai‘l|i|_ gtvsevige algtatrilg
T e gg les’ Dru ist most successful. Mr. llobert Whitu- TRYON.-Mrs. ll. ll. Len and Miss ’ _ '~" “ I B eq “
p gg way was appointed cliuirman and per- Amy Lord of Tryon returned on pf'°ve" lt H’ be Vmfy effective in case”
formed his duties most satlsfiictorily. 'l‘hnrsday from a visit to Sunimerside 01 h'"“'"m“u""~
'l`ho spcalu-rs were Mr. M. ll. Cong- Miss Fanny Len, Tryon, siistniiietl it _Yours,
lan, Mr. R. ll. (Tainpbcll, Smit. ot' severe injury ii few days ago, from n W. A. liIl’l`(!lllNSON...
ldducation. lion. Murdock Mcliin- fall, but her friends are glad to hear
that she is again able to go about. 'l‘he
anxious friends of little llolon Sinfonia
excellent treatment ie rec vet
_ . . _ . ~. _ . sl .el l at t
W- Myers. 01' Toronto. arrived in char- me P. ir. i. iiospmtl tile-re win ite no 1 v " -
l0il0l0WI\ 'I`\l£‘-S0111' 6V€lllui§ and pur- injurious effects i`i‘om the fall. Mr. _ L
poses spending some weeks in Char- Frank Pooley, of Winnipeg is visiting "- --
loltetown to complete the Social Sur- his mother Mrs. it. Pooley, North
Tryon. Miss Fanny Lea Tryon had the
_ini, the tubing ol sctcial sticlies.-ll.
Mace Strong By Delicious Vniol
Lair.-eport, N. H.~“Our little girl 8
, years of age was in a debilitated, run-
down condition and had a stubborn
cough so she was weak and ailing all
the time. Nothing helped her until
we tried Vinol. -Then her appetite
increased and she is strong and well, and
I wish other parents ot' weak, delicate
children would _ti-y Vinci."-Gnu. A.
Coi.i.ilvs_
This is because Vinol contains the
tissue building, strengthening cod liver
elements and the tonic iron which a weak
and ruii-tluwii system needs.
E. A. Foster, druggist, Cliarlottetowii,
P. E. l.
::Kodaks, Brownie Cameras, Photo-
graphic Supplies, also Developing and
Printing, at Johnson & Johnson, The
Quality Drugstore. 9972-5-15Mti`.
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1 I Square Dealing .
IS THE BASIS OF EVERY
SUCCESSFUL DRUG BUS-
NESS.
Drug stores have character
just as people have. The public
in certain cases learns to rely
upon u store, because of' its
fair and open way of doing bus-
mess.
Wc have it constantly grow-
ing business, and believe that
it is largely due to our inothods
ol' square dealing."
We pride ourselves on three
things,-
PROMPTNESS. PURITV OF
' GOODS AND ACCURACY.
We endeavor to give superior
service in every way.
Our prices are always fair.
If yo\1 are not a regular nits-
tomer. a visit to our store will
convince you as to how well we
are living up to the principles
outlined above.
"LET US BE YOUR REGULAR
DRUGGISTS"
_Johnson & Johnson _
THE QUALITY DRUGSTORE.
Cor. Kent and Prince
SKB.
'l’i-izes. second prize won by Miss Dor-
othy Weeks. Alberton. 'l"lie Frank
Davison Prizes. First Year. first prize,
Miss Annie Metlieri-ill, Summerslde.
Book Prizes Bible (‘|nsses, Second
Year, Miss ltlllus Fletcher. Charlotte-
town. English, 'l`hii°<l Year, Miss Li-
lias Fletclici'. Uliarlottetown.
alumnne violin sclioIai'sliip. won by
Miss Evelyn Goff, (lliurlottetown. The
best original eai-iay, won by Miss An-
nlc Metherall, Siininierside. Certi-
ficates for completed courses in Bible,
Miss Llllns Fletcher, (‘lini-lottelown.
The Course hi English. Miss Lilies
_ Fletcher, Charlottetown.
::Britisli Beef Iron and Wine con-,
tsins the purest ingredients. It can.
,be taken by the most delicate female
lor child and will give them renewed
health. strength and vlzour. 50e. and
,gin per bottle. E. A, Foster, Central."
rug Store. ~ ' - f - I
l ::"DI8TRlCT. MEi1'iNG»-The An-
,nnal utiitrlct meeting of the ¢]|mr-
ilottetown' District will be 'hehd at Low-
.er Illnntsygue on Wednesday mid 'l‘lnu'»~
'day June 2nd and Ilrl, 1915. The
Miii»~iI»;-will session no commence at
2 |~. in. on Wednesday Public Meet-
in,.r.» v Ill be held on Wednesday and
Tliurstlay evening commencing at 8 p.
m. to which all are Invited.
, ..Come to Paton's and get fitted
with a. pair of Bias Corsets by an ex-
pert fitter. Friday and Saturday.
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"Why wear an ill-fitting Corset
when you can get it pnlr to lit. your
lines at Paton’s Friday and Saturday,
fitted by an expert representing the
las Corset Co. Paton‘s. 1039-5-26m3i
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Splendid Display
of Dainty Perfumes
All dainty women recognize
this store as the headquarters
for the bes_t in perfumes. We
have investigated the merits of
all perfumes and have now stock-
ed the very best we could find on
the American market.
We have all grades to suit all
tastes and purses, from the 5ca
bottle to I-Iudnut’s at 75c an ounce.
Our higher grades are put up in
elaborate designed boxes-things
of beauty and to you a Joy fore-
ever. Just call and see our stock.
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' _¥:Water takers In a
current quarter's rate are
oft daily. No unpaid rates
standing after Saturday
i1`.i'i'.f‘ El vi .".'
for the
shut
if
are relieved to hear that she has en-
instrnctive addresses and also the tirely recovered from the nasty zieci- SPECIAL- Flfftien PBCK-‘BCS "OW-
ltev, Mr. McNeil and Mr. Wm. Car- dent she received some time ago by er and vegetable seeds for 25c at Hol-
sou. tteaclier) gave bI‘ieI'11LIllrcSSeS- falling on a piece of wood and cutting man's. See page 138 Holman's Catal-
1 the roof ot' her month. Owing to the og. 1071-5-27ME3i.
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ENTERTAINMENT AT
   
    1 , _ Y Y Y _ Y vi vw ‘Y I (Thursday,  
' ` ` I  S IT PAYS to buy In this Province. AT PATON'S. -Mrs. Lowe. I'eDl`e‘. ~ . _ ' _I
*_ senting the Bias Corset (‘.o., Ltd.. I" md °f F'|°|:ceKg_'j:;" and Ambu
ENTERS BANK.- ll]/lar. J. A. Mallett, ;_I‘oi-onto. will bel a_t_Pi;toiiI'§ sto(r e E0; “ '
son oi' Mr. Cepbaa allett, Union enioiistrate an tic as lorse si ,,
_, Road, has accepted a position in the _to intended buyers during Friday "MISS PRHWS KINDERGARTEN
Bank of Montreal, Charlottetown. and Saturday. 1082. (mARA(`l`TERs
._s.::_°.*.‘.‘.:.‘,*...f:.';'..t.°f2.i.n;'.'z~._- er ...';;\.f.:‘.'..°i'-:.f....‘.‘.:=.:;'i=.iss;..§::s    -
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bath 30th ut Birch Hill at 10.30. Mill-` Total Abstinence League requests all _ _ , _ _ gy-em 1000,] Cu,-B we mean; gg pour.
view at 2.30 and Kinrora. at 6.30. _who _fan fuignlsh iiifoxgmatioii regairl- Axggla l}_3{::`:‘a':‘3`___1I\&i_’;’; Igggfe Eikifglii yrlws MW' M180" U"°°k> 1"e“h°h“' run
-- ng t e num ers w io ave signer t ie - " _ _‘ '
l succEssr=u_i.MsAts_-'rite igiemnf pledge in rin. different .entails _of i_i... §_‘t‘§"’Y“ D“““‘“°" MISS L0” B”
the furniture o' r. 'eorge A. _ e- province o coinniunicatp wti tie ' . _ 
Donald yesterdaybatternoon was u Secretary. Mr. R. H. Campbell, Cliar- P83359] (tnflfury Mrs'  De' B`
great success, the lace being crowded lottetown. ' . __ _
with purciiasers. Everything was sold -___ Gladys Maru" Mm” Mafifm E°rle‘
and realized big prices. Mr. Benja- NEW LEAGUE-Plans are being Dlilyachlm Myme '__ Mlm’ Amey
min Carter was auctioneer. made for the establishment of a Boys" 'ar e'.
-- Sunday School League._ A meeting Mxgfxgzo R“mdge'.`MrB' ,D` R'
FISHING COMPETlTlON. - ln the will be held on Friday evening st the -' - -
fishing competition conducted by Mr. Y. M. (J. A. to which each Sunday VaGnY§;'_;§=),i:{ne Holustepdmms Mama
J. G. Jamieson, druggist, the prizes School is being asked to semi two del- Rc hmm ;;mnh_A B (.0
for the best flsli caught on May 24 egates. The Idea is to make the age g ` ' ` ' I
were awarded in the following order: limit under 17. ami it is proposed to
, ist. W'm. Mc(7nrron. 2 lbs. ll Ioz.; 2nd, play. games starting at 6.30 in the
Major Leigh, 1 lh. 14'/2 oz.; flrd, F. evenings, so that boys who are em-
Herrell, 1 lb. 8 oz, played may he able to play on the Buskirk _
tennis as well as school boys. ‘
A SPECIAL INVITATION is given ----
to the ladies of Brookfield and the WEDDING BELLS -A pretty
surrounding-country to bring baskets W8d<llI\g I-Otok place at the home ol'
inn Tliursday evening to the Patriotic the brides sister. MPS. .l. A. McNeill;
-tfoiicert and basket social at Brook- Iirooklyu. N@W Y0I‘l<. on Monday May
llleld. As we have not time to make 10th. Wl\€l\ EIIZIIIJUIII. youngest duugli- Mi ,_, V _lp M Gm, ‘_
ii. personal canvass we take this oppor- ter of Mr. .lanics Pratt. ol` Pownal, X" ‘ ." _le 2',_ ‘”pq‘_"I _ __ (__ __
tuiiity of extending this invitation. A was united in marriage to Mr. Noi'- ("'mH“)n "L' ` ‘I (' D “lm 3"
Sl _
Cecil Blake-l-Iarold C. (‘-ross.
Earl Stryker-Theodore Ross.
Duke McNulty-Walter Luntz.
Van Dyke McAllister-ll. M.
James Danforth-(`. D. McCallum.
Lionel Bolclwood-Walter J. Grant.
Ethelbert Salmon-D. Edgar Shaw.
Jillian Ward-l(ennetli Martin.
(‘url Green-S. A. McLeod.
Miss Priscilla l’rini, tho 'l`r-achcr,
Van-
_`taken anything to do me so much W _
good as 1,,._ (3haB,_,»s Nerve 1,-cody nervous and discouraged, find In tbl!
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#lust Suits My Needs I
Building Up the System
CHASE'3 NE RV
THIS IS THE WAV TIHOUSANDS OF WOMEN ARE SPEAKING OF UR.
E rooo. _ .'
I want to state that l have never ‘nervous System. Men and Womel
ho are run down .in health, tired.
ilng the exhausted system back tb
llle, Que., ‘und l am never without |,0a|[h and vjgm-_
eeds and has built up the system won-
erfnlly. I know it is Dr. ffhaseis ur
Headaches, indigestion, sleeploll-
ould not sleep, but now I S1000 ness, nervous irritability, lack ot ene-
soundly at nights and wake up feeling rg
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y, and vigor-all tell of nervous ex-
vfreshed and ready tor the dave |musnon,nn<1-iiuiicate that need ot
W°Vl<- I “Sed U10 TWFVG F0041 IOP such treatment as Dr. Chase'.s Nerve
months and found that it just suits my F00(|_
Instead of affording mere tempor-
y relief by stimulating the nerves,
fl
Nerve Food that has brought about the D|~_ (‘hase’s Nerve Food builds up the
liange in my condition and am thank- system ny supplying me ing,-ediengg
om which Nature forms new rich
"My husbfuul was a creat sufferer iiiootl and revitaiizes the wasted ner-
rcly cured by Dr. Chuse's Oint~ F0
We are constantly receiving letters w
ents." li,-
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from itching piles and has been eu- ‘vous system. Put Dr. Chase's Ne e
rv
od to the test when you are feeling
ed out and discouraged, till the body
li new rich blood and new nerve
like this in regard to I)_r. (‘.liast-_'s force and you will realize again the
Nerve hood. Lverywliere it is being joy of good health. 50 cents it box, 6
sed because of its great restorative for $2.50, all dealers. or Edmanson,
nd reconstructive influence on the. ui,
tes & tio., Limited, Toronto.
ef L- _=~;_-_ _jf ___
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| | investigate it disease among the her-
' f ~ 1 1-5
niinion'Governinent to me-et s. Com-
siiioner from Norway at Sourls to
ring. Owing to the ice coiidltlons
at the time he was unable to get to
ouris and on May 15 returned to
S
lin
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O'l"l`A\V.\_ May 22.-l)r. \\’illiam
ry inspector for the Lower St. Law r
t (lnspe. lie was seventy years old, sf-
iiiciillies which arose I>el'oi‘4~ the
I
ilague treaty regulating iislierica. and_
was ianarlian _represeiitutive on the “(‘.omo down gown and have Mr;
mixed |isl\eric_ eoinnn .' . I). ' ' - v '
it
eine. Qiicliec. where- be died on the
Ili.
Mrs Lowe. of Toronto, who demon-
ules Bias Corsets here to-day, will
- sl
icnct- und gulf. died 'l‘liursduy'niglit show you scores of different designs.
_ ores of attractive models. She will
iul was one ol the most vnlneil olli- show you ilic stvle you have been
his of the Govcriiineiit. llor-for needing for yours,'nnd that you’ve not
ltukuliuiii was u native 'ol' ()uel.u‘c. been able to get before. Moore &‘
llc :lid niurli valuable work in the .llc
l,|*0il.
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s Salou t r Lowe tit you to day lou needn't buy
\\';akeiiain was well kiio_wn in t'har- unless you want to.. Bet fitted at any
lottetown_ llis last visit here was rate. Moore & McLeod.
early in l\ia_v when hc was one of thel 1054.5.25m21
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New
intent will be made shortly' reguivling niisfortnne a few days ago to fall
the exhibit at which the results ot’ the down stairs cutting herself badly a_ a  
survey will _be presented. A good pro- around the head and neck, necessita-
   iuit. iiuii. tltitll MIS. LOWE Of I OYOIITO
W1] DQ t I H th
B & I Corsets i
EVERY LADY WHO WISHES TO SECURE SOMETI-Ill\G THAT WILL
precisely meet the needs other figure is urged to call here any time to-day or
tomorrow, and see MRS. LOWE.
- _MRS. LOWE is a member of the staff of the famous B & I Corset-equip-
ped with expert knowledge of just what is the corset requirement of every figure,
and her services here are free to you.
MRS. LOWE will present a great many entirely new models-her line will
include something for every figure, something for every purse.
If you have now, or ever have had any corset troubles, come to the store
to-morrow and be fitted. Wedo not ask you to buy-just to try the new corsets.
_ If you have been making some model do--and would fbe interested in
getting something to please you better, come to Mrs Lowe and be fitted. it’s merely
your time will have been well spent.
a matter of _you time against Mrs. Lowe’s time-if you find the exactly right thing,
oore & McLeod
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Three Trip Service l
Steamship; Calvin Austin and
Leaves St. John Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, nt 9.00 a. m., tor
Lubec, Eastport. Portland and Bos-
ton. Returning leave Central Wharf. _
Boston, 9.00 n. m. Mondays, Wedues- -
days, and Fridays for Portland, East-
port, Lubec and St. John.
St. John City Ticket Office, 47 King
Street.
A. C. CURRIE, Agent, St. John, N.B.
A. E. FLEMING, T. F. and P A. St.
John, N. B.
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ERSIICYII S.S. CUIPOTBSIOD Canadian Government Railways
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'l`IIVIl". '.l`Al3LI<I IN EFFEC'I` MA~Y Zlrd, 1915
Trains Outward
Governor Cobb. Read Domm
Noon A.M.
12.00 7.115
1.20 8.30
2.10 9.02
9.27
9.50
Dep,
wi"
wi"
¢.n
Arr.
Atlantic Standard Time Trains Inward,
(`iiurlot_teto\\'ii
Hunter River
Emerald Jet.
Kensington
Suminerside
Arr.
Dep.
Up.
A.M. P.M. P.M. A.M
10.50 10.20
9.52 9.03
8.10
11.40
10.36
9.59
'€l.27
9.00
Read
9.21
'mem-tional Line , Prince Edward '-Island Railway
5.45
8.55 5.02
8.30 4.30
8.40
9.33
10.27
11.08
11.45
:-4
§".>¢»=»-'N75
N. _ . _
o§;§S;
Dep.
Arr.
Bummerside
Port Hbll
()'Lenry
Atherton
Tlgnlsh
_Arr,
Dep.
8.45
7.48
'7.04
6.19
5.45
5.30
4.00
2.40
1.35
12.30
I Furness
Sailings
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ard June
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9.25
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Cape Traverse
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St. Peters
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Arr.
Arn.
Dep.
9.30-
8.27
7.58
7.36
6.35
5.45
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3.27
2.55
1.30
7.10
Arr.
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Dep.
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8.45 Dep.
0.55
10.25
11.05 Arr.
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Montague
Georgetown
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. 8.20
7.26
7.04
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3.55
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Charlottetown
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10.00
8.88
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9.45
8.81