.» 'nm MNST rlsws rmsr or Ann
THE cHARLo'l"rE'rowN.GUAnn1AN‘ l f norms mn.: _ _ PAcn_,-_SEifEN!>
'ul' HELD IN THE
A class. or -nuvrsrnsnrs ‘
~ . In the. Maritime Provinces the
mm re are robably no
I  -;:;:1§°::n';°t:_*a| l'°H8l"1ed by _investors who hncw a good
, . m° *|°B'l‘BPl\ 6 Telephone Co. 6 p o. Bond,
r6d:=;¢§?'1ifn° T°l°5"“Ph 3" Telephone co. 8 p. c Prefer.
. *im 'felesraph & Telephone co common sn k
h Fm' “WY YNY! PBUU. telephone _company won,-fuss
ave been in the highest regard by investors and’ th
. nilgdmanto tynreasons for this confidence. We shall he val;
th ‘
I glock of eaclxogt thogesdcedsltlssmistlfgnhdom our price on D'
F. B. M¢cURDY fa Co.
mnmlmas Mouranai.
s'rooK Excrmuon.
mcsrsr nrcssn
...°'l'HE MORNING DAILY Gnar-
disn can be obtained at H. J. lla-
.._.°'rrm uonumo narmr snar-
dian can be obtained at W. A. John-
stone's. Montague,
...fum mn. n. rmnr-IAN is can-.uae
representative in Sourls. His Phone
number is 5. W. L. Dingwcll Under-
taker‘s oiiloe. “mtg
...°SUBBCRIBER_S should foggy g
week or two before the time they
have paid for has expired and gang
not miss an issue, as all papers are
ggsézbontinued promptly on expiry
Fishermen are still landing large
quantities oi hake on the south side,
but are considerably annoyed at .the
Bppcarance oi two steam trawlcrs
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IIYO Cllltl
*riff-' . , _ _-_---_-_ - . L .
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-- --'_-r v- _  . _-_-_-_-_-_ -_-___-_._ _jq
s ' ff' _-f
__ _scyuuu-:ss wanna
w.'AN'mn noannans A'r'nEA`soN-
able rates, also transients. $1.50 5
U85' and up at Vendome Hotel 40
Water St., Charlottetown.
1 , , ses-a-amaipn.
__ _ a efl_£]'2 iil'21.l’ -
wAN'rs:n-A nn1o1?ir°'orm. ron
Ilillillk room at Holland Hall. Ap-
Ply on the premises or to R. L.
Cotton at the Maritime Station-
_ers, _. Charlottetown. _665-8-2M3i.
WANTED A- COOK. REFERENCES
required, ‘Apply to Mrs. D. Davies.
___ _._____-_,______'1o1-s-zMa1._
WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL
W0rk. also a cook. Apply at Ven-
domefuoeel, 49 water st. -
__' » 694-8-2M3ipd.
GIRLS WANTED T0 PACK BIS-
cuits and confectionery. Good pay
for smart girls. Come or write. C.
_ J. Hamilton & Sons, Pictou, N.S.
' _ _ sea-s-mei.
WANTED AT ONCE KITCHEN GIRL
Queen Hotel . . 6-1BMti
-WANTED A MAID APPLICATIONS
received at Revere Hotel. m
4s9-7-zmtr. _
4
'ron sA1.n:-pwmnmuo nouns:
No. 196 Richmond St., at present
. occupied by Mr. Walter S, Grant,
Possession given lst December
Mit. Ailllly to McLeod & Bentley.
__ __ _ 4-24Mtl.
SCHOONER NORTH STAR. FOR
sale. 26 tons register. Now lying
at Pinette in good condition. Sold
at a bargain. Apply to Mrs, M.
Finlayson, Pinette.
619-7-31M5iE2ipd.
HOUSES FOR SALE.- TWO VERY
desirable dwelling houses and a
vacant lot, on Upper Prince Street,
Best location in city. Apply to
Gaudet & Haszard, solicitors, etc,
Charlottetown( ` 95-7-7M1hl_o.
HOUSE FOR SALE- DESIRABLE
Cottage and Lot at St. Avard’s.
Price reasonable, immediate pos-
session. Apply to Gaudet & Has-
zard, Solicitors. 154-7-_QM1Mo.
FOR SALE, TWO PAIR OF GOOD
cross foxes, one year old. Cheap at
$3,000 per pair. Will sell them to-
gether for $5,000, if sold soon.
Pedigree--From male iblack. Fe-
e male dark silver. Thos. Wilkinson,
Alberton. 576-7-29Mti.
I . F ll l
WANTED, GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework, Apply 188 Queen St.
540-'l-26Mtf.
___ ron sal.:-
FOR SALE A HOUSE WITH ALL
modern conveniences. Large lawn,
good situation. Apply at 61 Roch-
__ ford St. ‘ 707-8-4M5lpd.
MINK FOR SALE-I AM OFFER-
ing a few pairs of mink, both ranch
raised and wild stock. Apply to
Austin; Scales, St. Eleanors. P. E.
1;  __ __ ___ 113-s--imiwg.
FOR SALE, DESIRABLE DWEL-
LING, situated Cor. Fitzroy and
Edward Sts. All modern improve-
ments, Apply 303 Fitzroy St.
7.10-8--iMft.
LAIRDALE PUPPIES FOR SALE-
From pedigreed and registered
stock. Grand Sire the greatest liv-
ing Airdnle. Airdales are the best
companion and watch dogs to-dey.
Price $25. James Boylone, 131
Euston St. 704-8-4M2i.
FOR SALE-MINK, BLACK, BLUE,
cross, and red ioxes. 'i‘. G. Ives.
__l\'__‘3'2&¢‘£\L°-____`___L_H&i_l‘;f'-
EOR SALE-2 ACRES OF HAY ON
Brighton, Apply to Harry Court
196 Ken1=_§t. ___6I_1-1-31M1wp<\
FOR SALE FOR $10.00 A MEDIUM
sized iron sale. Can be seen at the
office of Aeneas A. Macdonald,
Esq. 563-7-29l\_d_ti.
FOR SALE-4 YATCH FOXES, 1
_ black. a bargain if taken now; 4
red foxes, patch mother. Also some
Alaska blues. Write or wire. G. O.
A Lg\_yig,_S3¢ikvll|B, N.B.______ 7j1_Wltf.
FOR SALE--PATCHED FOXES, AL-
so a watchdog. Any Person want-
ing foxes ranched at reasonable
cost apply to "Q", care Guardian.
. 607-7-30M6lp'd.
nl-scsilaulous
FOX RANCHERS. ATTENTION .
Every fox rancher should have
one' oi our patent drinking fount-
ains in each pen to assure the fox
es hgving clean water at all times
A supply always on hand a`t P.E.
Island Fox Exchange and Realty,
Co., Ltd., and James Arthur & Co
Summerside. 638-7-31Mti.
MALE IIE-_l,l’ WANWED
,warvrun-A nam. _BOY Ar QUEEN
» Hotel.__' ' ' ‘“ i6_35`-7=81Mtf.
MEN WANTED FOR GOVERNMENT
iohs. List of positions open,-iree.
Franklin Institute, Dept. 888, F,
Rochester, N. Y. 548-7-28M16lpd.
Q _ .
, T0 LET _
'ro RENT-fr-ihusics. APPLY ass
G-rest George St. 6-27Mtf.
 _
1`1",.4Cl{i'.,li`s WANTED
WANTED-TEACHER FOR NORTH
Carleton School. Supplement $20.
. Hurry D. Lowther, Secretary.
_ _ 712-a;4MglE4l.
WANTED-TEACHER FOR HAMP-
shlre School. Supplement $25.
Lyman Tremere, Secretary.
658-B-2ME3ip¢l.
l 
_____l“I4l`*,T""P1~
LUMDER WANTED. SEPTEMBER
next four cars softwood poles. Per-
sons who can supply all or part
write stating price per cord'i. o. b.
cars at your nearest station or sid-
ing. Arthur G. Peake, Charlotte-
town __ _643-B-lME3i
WANTED.-TO RENT, A- FURNISH-
ed house, from Sept. 15th to June.
Write, "D. L.-" care ol P. O. Box
309, City. State terms and' lochtion
G99-B-ZM12l.
n|_r.. lg LI.. ru T’
' the Public '
_ N otzce to
just received s carlosd of Beaver flour direct from the mills in bbls
% bb),-, & g5.ssclrs. We also carry a full line of the following choke
'l`llson's Pride
Brands oi’ f.‘>u`r.
Roval
Rainbow
Delight
Phoenix Square
Also Bran 8; Mlddlelngs at very lowest prices Give us s call.
W G R A N T 3 C O.
360 wfmMEtf. ' 9.‘1=°“ 3*- "
Stuart
It is quality the farmers Want, not
ch,eapness when he. buys Pans Green. _ _k
'T 0- fnlmer knows that l’a'1_s Green that does ,its wo;
thoroughly with one appl1ca_‘1on 1s a good deal ning? ec. no-
micsl than lower priced Paris Greens that fax to 1 .
' ' ' We scllfii
S. W. CRABBE 1
‘ ~ ' llsrdwsre Merchants.
' l
operating their destructive appliances
just outside of their lishing grounds.
and they are asking the question if
these steam trawlers are going to do
for the cod fish and hake, what the
purse seine did for the mackerel, des-
troy them? These same vessels have
Sunday. disregarding the laws or the
land, ns well as a higher law.
lrsnrrmn Pnovruon
' smounrrras.
(Quotations Furnished by F. B. Mc-
Curdy dz Co., Stock and Bond Brok-
ers, Members Montreal Stqzk Ex-
change, Charlottetown.
BANKS
, Ask Bid.
` British North America 155 150
Canadian Bank of Com. 203 201
Montreal 230 225 '
Nova Scotia 259 257
Royal Bank of Canada 215 215
MISCELLANEOUS.
Acadia Fire Insurance
Acadia Sugar, Perferred
Acadia Sugar, Ordinary 70
Brown Machine Co., Common 50
Brandram-Henderson, Com. 80
East. Can. Ssv. dz Loan 140
Eastern Trust Com an 146
100 90
100 97
60
40
241)
135
144
99
...°I'1‘ PAYS to buy in this province ,.
...vrnnwnnn napannarrous. -,
mum charge twenty-live cents.
oon's Drugstore, Souris. _ ,
;rlx_s1_uqK _summons-
. FOX STOCK QUOTATIONS
Spring Perl      205
Montague     575
,Imperial   .  .  .   155
Patricia     . . . .  160
Smith  ..  .... .  .  125
lDalton  ..  . . .    150
Barkers     .  .  110
Invincible   . .....  50
Weeks    . .. .. 100
Brighton   .  . .. ..  100
Upton      .  65
Mount Edward    150
Mn. JAMES Mannfcx.
l
been here last fall, and fished every' M Elmim' L°t 47 °“ July nth'
after a painful and lingering illness,
Mr. James Mellick, aged 66 years,
leaving a sorrowing widow and three
daughters viz., Mrs. George Robert-
son Baltic; Mrs. Eleenese Jarvis, Bal-
tic; and Mrs. Harry Hastings, Lowel
Mass.
JOSEPH AMBROSE CAREY.
Died at China Point, on July 29th,
1013, Joseph Ambrose Carey, son of
the late William Carey. The deceased
was a young man of the highest
character, a devoted son and brother
and leaves a Borrowing mother, three
sisters and four brothers to mourn
their loss.
BUY lllllllllllll
IN AMHEHST
_._
AMHERST, Aug. 3.--For the third
P Y
Halifax Fire Insurance
Mar. Tel. it Tel., Preferred 103 ‘
Mar. Tel. & Tel., Commun 83
Nova Scotia Underwear, 98 94
N. B. Underwear, Com. 45 39
Staniield's Ltd., Pre. 103 98
Stanfleld’s, Ltd., Com. 'I0 65
Trinidad Electric 73 70
BONDS.
Brand-Hen'd., 6 p. c. ' 97.!
Eastern Car 1025
Maritime Nail 5 D. c. 100
Nova Scotia Steel 8: Coal, Firsts,
5 per cent. 9%
Nova Scotia Steel & Coal. 6 D.- 0-
Dehenture Stock
Mar. Tel. da Tel.
Porto Rico Rail ,
9 4
100
97
°|a\
'Pu
0.
` .9
Trinidad Electric. 6 D- 0-
ecsema or salt rheum, or some other
term of eruption: but sometimes they
ings otlweakness, languor, loss of ap-
petite. sr general debllity. without
causing any breaking out.
They src expelled and the whole syl-
tcm is renovated. strengthened and
toned by -
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
det it today. Sold by all drnzslsu
time in the past five years Blair's
lake, u. sheet of water about two
miles from Amherst, was the scene of
a drowning accident.
To-day a large crowd oi young men
| from Amherst walked out to the lane
to enjoy u dip. They swam and
splashed around in the water for the
best part of an hour. The .greater
part of the bunch then went ashore
and commenced dressing. Frank
Sweeney swam around in the water
for a short time longer when sudden-
ly 'ne sank irom sight. He arose to
the surface a lew seconds later and
10:8 IM then wont. down like a log. A young
“M me man by the name of Logan was in »
_ the water’ at the time, but could not
Stanfielfs Ltd-. 5?- °- mag 123 render any assistance as the water
NONE .CENT per word each inset.
5°" 4°" l5V°l‘¢illIll in this column. `
Cash must accompany order. lini-
Ncvcr
think of appointing an
unsuccessful man or com-
pany as your cxeculor.
You naturally desire an
institution the success of
which has proven i s
ability.
Def) ou kr ow any trust
company anywhere which
has been so successful as
this c -mpany ?
Its paid up capital and
reserve is $2_8oo,<oo|o.
Iss assrts a‘e $4,973,-
16..o5
. It now has trusts under
administration valued at
over $6,oco,oco.
It acts as trustee for
bondholders aggregating
in value se\ eral limes the
face value of the bonds--~
$z5,ooo,ooo.
its real trust bu»iness
has increased in the past
, fix mouths more than in
, any year previous.
Its business is acting
as exscutor, trustee, etc.
And you may have the .
combined judgment of
the same men who have
made the company so
sue- essfnl, to handle your
, estate at no greater cost
than the courts allow your
relatives or friends.
Call in and discuss the
matter wlthoutcost or.
obligation.
nouulou
uzusr
 cmurluv  
'The Perpciual 'l'ru.iee'
4 per ceni on Dcposils.
1_1-is
____ a  'you would ....12 .1;°:.‘.:.: .‘;i;*»‘:.:L‘."¢.:;'.:;.';§;’. :;,‘:f.‘.‘3.i~‘.§’..:..,_ ..
Securities Bond Ca ntrau t.
Ottawa
_which are no\v lower than at any tune DURING THE
SIX YEARS. 1,
Smnll monthly pzymenls may be made under the Royal
Royal Securities
Corporation Limited
H. lrsllsrle hlllllor.
Ill lellls Street, llsllfsx, I. 8.
Tamb Quebec Mound
LoudG.lnI.~
Third Issue Tomorrow
Any msn wishing fo lieep pos'¢d
on Csnsdim finsncisl sffsirs. es-
pecially such mailers of currzni
interest, in the Maritime Provinces.
should have his nsmc on our msil
ir1 llsi for our new vveelily paper,
Our third issue comes oui lo-
rl~orr~\v and will, wc src sure. he
of increased inieresf and value lo
the investing public.
Call si our office for YPUR copy ~
tomorrow morning. Or if this in
noi convenienf und the coupon and
w = :lull sec thai you gel a copy
regularly in fulurr.
Of course iheir is no charge - nor
do you incur any ohligslions lo
purchase securities.
 I sm inicres'ed in your I
new weekly, Place me on
your llsi. '
Name...... 
J. C. Mackintosh & Co
Established 1875
Members Montreal Sleek Exchange
B- ROGERS-Represeniailvr. |66
Richmond Sfrecf. Chsrloffeiown
Halifax. Sl. John. Montreal
` New Glasgow, Fredericton, ’
I
I !f____ _ I _*I
K Our Env Weellly \ E I
- -Ac|=|=:|c _
Farm Laborers
E x c Uuslou s
Iffifl F?
TICKEFS ON SALE
At all Canadian l’.|.clfic and Intercol- I
oniul wtutions in New Brunswick,
except North of Moncton,
~ At ull Dominion Atlantic and Inter-
coluniul stations in Novzl acotiu,
except East of Mulgrnvo.
At »-ll Prince E\l\vu1'd Island Railway
Stations.
Run 'ro w|NN|Px~:o |
From Charlolfeiown
$16.70
One ha`f cent per mile West of
winnipeg to ull points in Manitoba.
Snskatchewnn and Alberto., to und
including Calgary, McLeod and
Edmonton. l
_‘ W.B. HOWARII. U. P. A.. (J. P. H.
i bt John. N. B.
l_-,
‘ Boys cotton jerseys--short or
long sleeves-great thing to play
ln-f ne hor. warmer harmonis-
25 cents eacn. Moore & McLeod
688-8-ZM3 I
S'l`EAMSll ll’
SAILINGS
» » L '
u:u_7.ss1l\u.-.r-.si »  '_  in '
was too deep, and he could ‘not swim.  i ,  L f-
Grnppling irons were soon secured
 H u m 'and erm dragging in tue vienna? for '
_ iabout three-quarters of an hour the
'uanmnly “use plmplen ,mlm hw". ‘body wus. .brought to the surface.
,Doctors McDougall and llnwboldt
who had been summoned shortly nl-
exlst in me system. molested by reel- ltf-1' U1” mall went down. won.-ed .-,ver
.the body for some time, but all to
'no avail. Life was extinct. Dr. Haw-
ibollt afterwards said that the man
died from heart failure und was pru-
bably dead when he-came to the sur-
face the second time.
l The deceased was a nephew' of Hon.
Frank Sweeney, of Moncton, and of
'P. G. Mahoney, M. P. P. for Wes'
lV°f¥V\*°\’° "’° D°"”' 0”’ D°u'“"" lmoreland. He belonged to Melrose.
. _ JI' . ____t*."_*-~- "` ”" ’ ' 'I 'A- ____ 4
VERY Few succ
Modem business methods demand
that each und every worker in its va-
rious brnnches should he thoroughly
trained-technically trained-to cope
with the many problems that nrlse
daily.
next fellow yon are hound to be above
school of experience is the best school
fully slow and it is ,the most expen-
sive in the end.
TAKE) A COURSE
. WITH A GOOD SCHOOL.
The proper way to secure prepara-,
tion for business and commercial suc-
cess ls to take a course in a Kood.l
reliable, prominent business college.
By doing so you will gain many laps
n day in natural practice, and in thu'
opinions, methods and secrets of suc-§
cess of prominent commercial men,-
while the other fellow is slowly ac-`
quiring knowledge through the rough,l
wearlsome and costly school of ex-
perience.
Among the more prominent com-
mercial educational inetitutions there,
is none that stands higher in Mari-
time circles than the Union Commer-
cial College, City. ‘
THE LOCATION.
'rms eollede is situated in the mon.
up-to-date onics building ifn the Pro-
vince-the Royal Bank Building, corn-
er of Richmond and Queen Streets.
The college occupies the entire third
lioor. In the western corner is lo`cat-
ed the Shorthand Department which
is separated from the typswritlng
room by a glass partition. There is
also entrance to the Typewrlting De-
partment from, the main hall. The
Commercial room faces Queen Square,
is 37 feet each way, a delightfully
EED n
    umlour TRAINING
bright and inviting-looking apart-
ment whcre is locatcd every modern
device used in actual business. From
the windows may he had a splendid
view of the square, harbor and prin-
cipal business streets. Un the north
BE PREPARED. side are the cloak rooms and lava-
torles, the latter finished i the most
It is tl\e men who learns and stud- ,UD-to-date manner. With m|ii`b10 M1565
ics more than is absolutely necessary ,and hurlappea walls. Glass partitions
who climbs to the top. No matter separate the Shorthand and Commer-
what branch of endeavor you are nn-fclal rooms, while bright, airy BkY‘
gagcd in if you know more than thev'1lghts nt the _t0D Oi the stairways
and halls throw in plenty oi light
him. Some people claim that the from the world outside.
to study in but though sure it is aw- ITS GRADUATES-
It is a well-known fact with all
business men that graduates of the
U. C. C. have a better general know-
ledge of the theory and practice oi
modern business and oflice practices
than the students ol any other simi-
lar institution in the Province. 1
_'lt this college all the latest and
improved ideas in the larger offices
and business enterprises in lhe United
States and Canada are used. The
most prominent and successful sys-
tems of shorthand and typowriting
are used and newest devices of ac-
countancy and business practices are
demonstrated and thoroughly de-
scribed.
With the large and splendidly-ap-
pointed quarters in the capital city
and the branch school on Water St.,
Summerslde, there is no reason why
and prospective student should not
stay because of lack ol accommoda-
tion.
Each student receives personal and
individual attention from Mr. Moran,
the principal, and assistant teachers.
The principal, Mr. W. Moran, is a
business msn well-known throughout
the Province for his sterling execu-
uve ability. As 5 mal and commer-
cial reporter ,he has few equals in
Eastern Canada.
Parents and prospective students
looking for a school that secures
good results ln shortest possible time
will do well to write today for the
annual year book and pronpectus.
~ 724.
Farm For Sale.
from Bradu nune Station. The mil
consists of a saw mill, shingle mill,
,will develop. 50 h. p. Also grist mill
s -utnlns dwelling and outbuildings.
for iuriher particulars apply to
HIXON BROS.
719 Aug. 5,ttsME2il1d. LW ~srs
Valuable Foxes
For Sale
The um’ersl;.ned offers for sale
lhe following valuable Foxes: -
l"onr male I"¢»xes-pure hlsclx.
Five Female Foxes-pure bla( k.
Six Female foxes- pure silver
(some dark silver)
l`wo Malo foxes-pure silver.
One Cross Fon- mostly black
and silver.
I c alrn an expert knowledge of
foxes sud fox fur. There isonly one
eclion of Canada where the Hud-
-on Bay Company gets l‘s choices!
fox furs. These rank onthe London
market with the best furs from this
province.
Since last fall I have been in cor-
respondlnce with the fur dce‘eis of
ihls Hudson Bay sl ctlon with a
vlcw to securing some of their very
beat stock. I visited the eeclifn re-
cently and out of hundnds of foxes
offered for sale I nad first choice
-nl selected the above. Theo are
sll frze from rust and the blacks
have no white hairs( xcept the whi e
tlpfed tail. They are all young fox
- s, now quite fame, larger, stronger
and ‘ eiter developed than the island
'o\. This province is now eniiering
the fenalty of tco much inbreeo-
lng He e is the very stock with
which our best Island foxes should
're in ll# cl to pvoduee the suns! crop
;nd the best results in the choicest
ur.
These fi-xes will be sold singly or
in pairs, or the whole may be dis-
posei of in one lot. The foxes may
be inspected at any. time by proposed
purchasers. For time and place otin-
spectlon and terms of sale app y at once
to Mr.John Ii. Bell, K C., Summerslde
or to the undersigned.
ARTIIUR. HOLLAND,
at Capo Traverse.
l84-7-l0tstEi‘tf
Mill Property and
We Offer bv private sale our mil'
property and 80 acres ofl land situated
at btancliol, Lot 67. two and ha'i’ miles
nlaners nnd wstsher. 35 h. p Steam
Engine combined with water power
°ullrlingin good repair. The property
_ .T
"THE Ill! OF YIAVILLIN I3
'ID IIGULAYE IMAGINATION IY
REALITY, AND INSTEAD QF YHINK-
M
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-I ma new mwas naval. m sn'
YH' Al THIY ARI.”
Sailing! from lloniresl and fllehec
°ME(}ANTlC - Sat. July l0l.h
TEUTONIC - " " 20th
°I.AuRr-:Nr1c "
CANADA - - "
WVIEGANTIC " lflill
TEUTONIC - " " 2.'ir¢l ‘
\ 'LAURENTIC - " “ som
*The Largest Canadian Liners
Ark flu Mufti! R/l|`lum)' 01 Simil-
slu) Anal /ur l’nrli¢ulnrx.
.é
Aug. 2nd
_ _'_' :nh
uri
 DOMINION
, ,CANADIAN SERVICE
- ' ' '..»,.,___ ._ ’ _.v-:
AR-nt-W. K. Rrzsrs. City
TIME TABLE
Rocky Point Ferry
Str Hillsboro will run as follows:-
Lv. Clftown Lv. Ry. Point
7.00 n. m. 7.30 n.. m.
8.00 a. rn. 8.30 e.. in.
9 30 0.. m 10.00 a. in
ll 80 ll..
2.00 p.
8.00 p.
=»wPw¢ 9=e@vrF
3833553 8333335
Fraser nvsvss
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du Chsns on return about 6.80 p. m..
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rmrlottsiown and fliirnish. Connections
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‘ansdn and the United Stat-s.
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Charlottetown. P. ill. Island.
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Plant Line
Direct Route
to Boston
Copiunsnclnx June nth. the well known
ami. aliinx sails from Chariots town for
felon vis Hawkes bury and iaalllux
Tu esdsys st noon. snrl the luxurlo g new
twin screw steamer "Evangeline 500
tens Fridays at noon
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ton Suu ys at uoomsng he B.p.l4vsnge-
line se nys st noon. or fo dere and
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port. Lubec and Boston
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l.ubec. Esstport and St. John.
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on Ilrec .
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st 1000s. m. Sundays Mondays and
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From Liverpool Steamer From Halifax
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Aug. 5 Tabasco Aulf It
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cummodation lcr saloon passengers and
height Assets ful the
Allan Lino Steamship Oo. st Hal fax.
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