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Tha mail train arrived int. night ati
Rubbers
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until Fa11
S f. ri fill S
cat~li von
§ E   n a pping.
Rnv Rub-
_~_______* int!
bers now and he ,e, dy_ und
" _“M weeks. There will he nc service in the R ~
churches of Clifton, Summertleid,orGran- bw' S' J` Woodroofe °mchu°g` The
When purchasing y wur dry ponds remember our Footwear D p-
ertinent Ynu'|l fimi it conveniently located s ilendidly
=l"Cllfll.~nn<i you'll be served by clerks of experience.
l3¢l‘lfl€-1. you'll save time and trouble -all your parcels
‘tl.\r1r.
can be sent wgt
We cirry a splendidly complete stock of rubber
f0Olv\'eal for Digg,
women and children.
Everv size and stvle. We buy direct from
rmrnutseiu -.rs---pay spot cash--and. as our
expenses are low we
and in many lines
A other stores.
can sell as cheaply
more ciieaplv than
MEN’S DURABLE RUBBERS.
VVc sell the celebrated Merclmi1t’s Rubber Co
rubber Footwear'-tl1e'l<ii1d that gave such .
I
splendid satisfaction last sensou.
The “Cardinal”-Men’s Rubbers
with we C-i>.s5¢ -.na $i.ou
'rho “Stoomunt" Rubbers, low
Fld” 9Oc and $1.05
Men’s ‘ Stocincnt." Rubbers with
closed sides. $|_|5
The "Ai-tisan". _Men’s plain rub-
brrs with roll sole. $| 02
Meii’s "Ststzon”-for cit wear
on muddy sidewalk very lyow wr
dont bind the feet. $| _oo
eu’s Hagen" storm rubbers with heavy rolled sole and
l1€¢l~.......~........  ............$l.|5
WOMEN’S STYLISII RUBBERS _
Every slinpe, style, :uid width, for shoes of every
size. The seasoii’s iie\vest» :uid daiiticst
models.
ribhers
6()c
‘ Croquet”-Wonieu’s plaiu rub-
bers with rolled edge anti heel
_ . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . _ . _ _ . . . .
_ .. 7 5,,
"ll lu'-l” ~Wornen'» toe cap rub'
bent. ai1s'zes . . . . . . . .
._  .705
Wmuen‘s s‘crm rubbers llren
lined . _ . . .
 ......._’]§¢
Worr=en'n "Stav.on" cxtra low cut ideal for city wear~flcnt
biudtlicfeet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . _ . . _ . . . . . . . _ .
  
CllILDREN’S RUBBERS - ALL SIZES.
Youths plain rubbers size It to
13 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . .
...SSC
Childrens plain rubbers all sizes
. _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
..42C
Boy’s plain rubbers sizes Ito 5
_ .. . . . . . . _ . . _ . . . .
....70¢
Misses plain rubbers all sizea
We sell tlic celebrated
1ca'iier-and our llllllffl
prices.
Mcivs wh--lc stock k'p sud
groin leather bolt' villl
1|”-yyilnribitz Sole lll0\lCll¢!`
style or bellows \°l1)l‘1¢ “S
pleltfrtwl. $01-<l lellhel'
linonpluiut i~r.¢lwniti'l'l'\"'--
Will stand the hardest wear.
Meifalonn lions of be-sl
quality whole t-lock grain
leather heavy double sole
absolutely wuteitigiit.
Womelfs Misses and child-
rrn‘s l.ux\t.~ for ifall and
winterwearin me lum and
heavy weight.
lllen’s Strong Boots
for fall a rd
‘i Wear spl c rd '
Strong durable boots for men wh o r - l
strongest ard mos! durable of Foorvea J- ‘
water pvcol ns well--and with all c mfortable: fitting.
fact nnriy :stores sc-il tht-so goods at much higher
cor°s sritonc Boots. ‘
“Amherst” make-solid
cannot be beaten. In
Mei\’s whole stock gram
leather boots with heavy
single sole bellows tongue
Made of very best leathers
and is practically water-
proof.
M¢i\'s long boots of best
quality whole stock kip
leather-heavy double solg
aosolutcly waterproof. ‘
Boys heavy school boots o
nest oiled grain leater strong
doucle ncle-toe cap $2.
Pure Gum Rubber Boots
lmeé and hip boots
I yster fishermen and those who require them
will find our stock very complete all' lengths-all
sizes-marie of the best pure gum rubber. Note our
low prices.
Mews crain length rubber
boots-heavy-lierce dr nrtiininil'
No r quality . . . . . .
 .$4, 25
Men' storm lriuil 54' lullllll
boots of bestiquallty pure gum
fnbbel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Men's1ight cltv rubber boots
--both bright or dull nnish No I
quality  $4‘2§
Mrn’s hip length gum rubbe
or belt qualily. . . . .
. .$6 _ 25
WOMENS AND BOYS RUBBER BOOTS.
All gin-.s in womeu's heat qual-
ity rubber boots ligntweilht
Best quality, rubber boots
youths at $1.50--Boys sizes a
 ...... _.5250  ..  ._ _ ....$525
M I yas
Ko.
_ Mr.
'l‘li
whito French eolicnne and wore a bridal
A large number of guests sat down A.
2ut_l 2.35 trot and pace. .. _ . . . . . .. _.$100.00
‘And 2.30 trot and pace.  100.00
veil.
evening was spantln social lntvrcourse,
The partyhrolre up at midnight to escort _
ti. ha y couple to their new home, Rus- L““° Bm”-» ('l""'l°lfl°l1°“'l1 1*-
of Charlottetovtiiz “A qniit wedding
T0 DAY.

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Head _Ufflces In New Prowse Block-Charlottetown
ii
R   Qurrls coUNrYi;UlRnnN ’    “'  
 mi¢¢6Z.‘
li
llsrvestiugis pretty well advanced in
au
men in Y. M. C. A. Hall tomorrow at 4
.50 bans oats 10 cases eggs, 5 barrels
Cathedral Bazaar wish t.-J acknowledge 3
r.-ccipt ofacheque from the Rev A. E. 0
Burke, Alberton, and also one from Mrs.
James E McDonald, Cardigan. _
liith and 20th, lust. h
have been present shall not ba disappoint-
whc brivcd the elements lnsr. night were G
1-awarded by having the show all to them- P
Hamilton Horne was groomsman.
Lo a sumptuous repost. alter which the
vocal and instrumental music, gamcs,el_c _
li
DP
tlco Road. The presents were numerous,
valuable and ofa very useful character. S
A Calgary exchange of the 29th uit has D
the following account of the marriage of
R~-ginald Stewai t, son of Ewen Stewart J
took. place yesterday evening at the F
residence of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Jamieson
parents of the bride, 316 12th avcnun
performed by Rav. A. B. McDonald of Ed-
in the presence of the family
and relatives of the bride anrl
groom. The wedding march was played
by Frank Wrigley. Tho newly married
couple left last night in Superintendent
Jauiieson‘s private car for atwo weeks’
honeymoon trip to the coast cities, and
on their return will take up their resi.
nencc at 343 14th avenue West. The
br-lda‘s wedding dross was white silk
nrgandlo laid over white tuileta silk, and
her travelling costume was of brown
cloth." i
Aledy and gentleman of this city, on
the evening of the tlrst. cf this mouth
shortly after six o‘clouk noticed a very
large motor sweeping across tho heavens
from north to south. It was rather an
unusunlslghtbut very clear. Their ob-
s<rva-ionis cootlrmed by the following
report which is clipped from the New
York Times of the Znd lust "A
meteor of majestic proportions swept
the westerly sky at almost. precisely tl 30
c’clocl¢ last. night. To onlookers it an-
peared larger and brighter than an are
light seena block away. but was ofa
more bluish hue. Thc heavenly visltrr
left a trail of sparks along its whoiccourse ‘
as It seemed totravol from dur north to
due south, and thc apparent slowness of
its movement glcttly impressed those
who wr-ro fortunate enough to sec its
a full minute. As scen from Tho Times
Lower, the mt-.teor rose grandly out of the
fast dying twilight glow nbout over Fort
Leo, and noisclessly traversed a lofty orbit
until decaonrlinc it was again lost ln the
sunset between tho Statue ol Liberty and
the Stat/on Island shore".
Wo, make n speciality of
Doughnuts at
Apu
l0_`a dozen, _
` lo Piss l0c sash.
ihljiicc Plan lilo unch.
Cream Pies ii k lilo oach
Coooonut Pies ll: Q llc etch
Dark Fruit. Cala Mo povnd.
llultana (iakc We ner pound.
Q g sto lb.
Nut o e
w 1'. lr 20:1 par lb.
Blgirilloftsllklnde. all fresh and Road
D. STEWART
’l`elo_pc¢onc ill
llpao Baicr!
Bslrea Beat Bread,
-‘v-*'&'
’ 0
_ _ . .;____._._.__Ll
Among them was a splendid steel range 3
from thc bridegrqom's mother. S
TheSS Northumberland arrlvrd last
llilll- ~ - night at s.ao.
_ Q '\ B _, Carvrll Bros have received thilty thous-
l  an
\
Rev EJ. Rattan will preach in the Pres-
'l 'WW Kmln l>0R'. See ad. terlan church Kensington tomomlvv.
The annoying steamer Gulnare Ospt.
Clifton and vicinity and a faw more days T is Taylor which has been at work in the
will tlnish the work. Crops are excellent. Bay of Funriy during the past season. ai-
Doag si.; my me .m,,,,._ ,,,|| be we rlved in port. yesterday afternoon to l ly
lliwt cl W. P. Arcbibald‘s address tn “P f°l' l'l1° "'l°l"~
ig; .  ' I
‘  '\\ FQ.
}\,\ ' "' 
[l\\\  ll  \
\ 1* l »~' °
as 9, , N _ P-T
ow. Rl\’0\‘ Dvlts bythe S. S. City of Loudon “5
mailing and collecting same, The
L"-,hy ,,,,,,.,,|,,g ,md uw f0l|0,,|,,g c"_ Guardian has decided that in future all
lnary amounts under one dollar will
_ ' ord
pmduce ,,,,d3cl.:wk. b“W,,._ - bedacoepted in a cash in advance basis
an tan oer cent discount given except
The “dial °f ll" fllnlwl' “bl” °f l'll° to those who have a regular advertising
cccunt who will still have the privilege
f monthly credit.
On Wednesday evening October 2nd, an
llreealve event took place at the rcsld~
' Rev. John M_urray.ot Clifton is attend- Blxce of C Alex Bmw” Fun," Sl
the me ting oithu Synod at Halifax. E,” when Mh, Hannah' M Duncl;
Wm ““”"l“ lf' N9" S°°l-ll* 1°’ ll fe* was united in marriage to Fultbn Adams
ride, who was unattended, was very be-
vllls on the titti. inet. The. Rev. D. Mc . | | ~
Loan will supply for Mr. Murray on thc his nghg ai-tolr:|iilii;l:tm;¢ibt‘l)1l:vl:illi'll1:t§:Ils_
andaome stone martin mul. The man
Owing go the unfavol-,ble wanna, lu, and costly nraaoot ¢ received testify to thg
night, gh; |,m,nd,,,,,,, at p,wn»B gnud esteem and popularity in which the
milinery opening wus restricted to buts Y°““3 °‘“|Dl° ‘N llelll ll.Y l»l\°ll` DMI!
fraction of those who would have attended f"l°°‘l5- llh- "ld Ml* Adlllls have the
had there been no rain to face. ln order l'°“rl'l°“ll °°“R\'ll»l1l*Ul°l1H °l Very many
that the crowd which would inevitably g_°'l‘l5 "WB l°llK Mid llllw! Wtllded life.
lt. will Interest many Guardian readcre
ed Paton & Co. have decided to continue g, | _ h h | _
 wi..    .1 .'.;';'°.:..:.:°:.°_:.: ';:_.:°'.‘.'.:‘ :.:::::;
everyone who so desires shall have an 0D- won. Frank Boutlller, or Halifax leads
ul r~\H1l'-N0 sw the splendid thinks which the money winners in the Exlilbitioa
are now on exhibition in the store. Those ,peed wmnetmum ,ml $1340 hm"
. .
allagber, of Woodstock, won $960 and
»-ter Carroll $880. The net cost of the
were nnindlcation that every woman in 33500 ,, |, 0 5 |
Ull'*ll°°l/¢lf0WD Wlll ill Y-llfl bll! 8l01”°fll1l`l erii1'aci;;ees`il.lii‘dsu‘bscri’pt|id|ri:e;lil‘b,riti1;
so ethlng to gratify and interest them. 1;,
On the evening of the 30th September, wl““°" "91-
ul.., at the home of Robert Andrews, J'
Ebenczer, his daughter Sarah Louisa wa,
united ln marriage tn \Villlt\m Henry
Neill of Oyster Bed Bridge. The bridal
party entered the parlor to the strains of
the wedding march and took their aint- E
lon underla marriage bell composed or lst three year old trot (stake), $200.00
autumn leavo~. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. J. G. A. Beiyea, the bride
being attended by her sister. Miss Emma. S G Ives. lllontaguez-
~--lvcs and their expressions ol pleasure seven day, ,-,omg Wm not "cmd $2500_
fl.)
down to the above dgnre. The Island
A. Morrison, Summersi-ie:-
Iird 2,15 trot; and pace .. . . _ ..  . _$00.00
2nd 2.13 trot and pace... .._100.00
Zird 2.l7trot and pace. _ _ _ . ...£30.00
Total .............. _ _ ......$2&l.00
Crosby, Cape Tinvorsez-
lcolm Steel. ,Summersldo-
Ma g
me :io mit .................. ...$200.00
Owing to the oncrmons amount. of time ' `:
m' and expense necessary in bookkeeping
here wr-rg Bury pugenzem hom Ent and making out small accounts `aa wail
-.-aw.-.-.
~\~.tee-.-.-..
i _
b
1st3 your old pace (stske). $%)0.00
o bride looked ixharminsln agown of Frank Bcales, Charlottetownz-
lst 2 year old trot (stake) $111.00
E- l»°lll1. Uharlottetowiiz-
Total _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
 $000.00
2nd 4-year-old trot (st.sko)...  $100.00
N Dawson, North Tryon, P E I :
rd 3-year-old pace (stake) _ . . _ . .
._ 00.0)
tsphen Hughes, Emerald, P E I :
3rd 4-year-old pace (stake). _ _ . _ _ . _
\V|Whitc, York Point, 1.’ E I :-
‘llfll 4`Yenr-oiil pace iatakt )_ . . . . _
D Mc-Intyrv, Charlottetown :-
4rh 3-year-clfl pscs(~t'ake), _ _ . _ . . _
L Wright, Summersidc:-
4th 2.22 trot and pacc. . .. . . . . .
...
60.00
40.00
40.00
49.00
There are u number of other prize win'
west' when Reginald Slumrt' barrister' ners but the above shows that this Pro-
anri Mi~s Ruby Alice Jamieson were vlan; 'M we" mm_eBenwd__cnpw_inR
untedln marriage. The ceremony was $l_ 60_
mcotcn, uncle of the groom  -
I oh nson’s
Baking
Po wdc
is a pure Cream of
Tartar Powder. It does
not contain Alum,
Ammonia or other
injurious ingredients.
It does the work of
Baking Powders cost-
ng twice as much.
ns ist on having
Johnson'a.
Sold by all grocer '
3oc. per pound tinsr
hl»“%§tl§.‘t'i‘s
Some drclnrcd it lohuvc been visible for
v Z   
PURE GRAPE JUICES
We have imported the fol-
lowing from L0ndon.Eng1and,
and guarantee them absolute-
ly pure and strictly non~alco-
ho ic.
ORDINARY-ablendof grape
juices.
ALTO DOURO -named after
diatrict_ where grapes are
rown.
g0NG1lKST -juice of Cou-
oord graces.
MADEIRA-a juice of due
llavor and aroma.
MUSCAT- from Musoatel
irrapes.
RED ALICANTE-a Spanish
ra eiaice.
lcgeaiss-tram Alger
ma- with a r|¢1ifm_l3 allen
BALEBTINB-Impor f '01'
the Holv Land. does 65 Nm
.rr per bottle. ° ¢°
"Tho Two Macs"
llllltllilitilllll
E
samriln runs sr:LuNG 
 _sr-;.. _ 15; Substantial 
. Q? `4 “   'il';'»*)" r- ' g il
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_ -_ in  - gf.-.§_  &VlIlg 1
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rv |11 l* ,.'
E N 'IHESE D '»\'3
_ _ __ __ when fur prices are _
_ . _‘[1 1'.-._ .' _ _~,_ re h gh _and going higher ‘I
_ _ _ _ -,§.ll?*`  afrea price sav ng in ‘
...g _ __ .' __ \~ ‘\‘% _ luis is mort r of note. `
l@.`i`~ _i'-lil'  \_ This lot of which we are 
r,, __
s\- _,_ _
Q/ “___
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\\-.\_\  \\
'/I
/
i Sileaking, rervesents the
Whole line of samples _
_ small furs used by one of ,
 _; ,_ '  the largest houses in the 
     country. 
"»-f_’_j»-_'_:_flf'"{`7‘gil1;2'IilZ?; & "g Being made as samples, _
ip  » - 3#  thev are thoroughly first it
47*-` i'/f-3"`§`.’r'\-:‘  -, v
'  _ ___ ____-rr rate in workmanship, bc- _,
 _j  ' ing bought practically at I
‘~"-~.-=»’ _"our own price, they are ._
‘\\_2
ilselling now at saving of
‘quarter to one third. 
‘i
'The lot includes ruifs. stcles. mulls. throws, and all sorts of small furs.
There is a particularly strong showing of marmot and iitch fnrs, in rich, beautifully
ro wns,preseniiiig an appearance very similar to mink. at about one sixth the price.
h he prices oi this li ie are attached-but for every one mentioned we have scores i-
ofot cis `,
 ii f
A very nice fur isa Marmot Stole, in a me 1- Ajap Mink stole, one of our best imlta
ium shade has fourtails, satin lined. mink, has ten tails, satin lined. _
. Price $1 35 Pric £8.90. 
Another one is a Marmot th- A Marmot Collarette ofa very darx shade with l
long, medium, shade, sat long stole ends finished with six large ta~1s, and '
Price $ two heads, exceptionally gio.l value “_ '
$12.00.
'WW ll’ 5 M"l1l°l I' lt A very lar e Marmot Caperine, iiul-~ flow-lv at the “
S " l l' C avat vv h
to ' ' 'l 81111611 Wllll heads and tails of neck ThTl fur is henivifully -t.. -»--I icdmblrs ‘
“Awe”
=~v~.s<
,.. »,.---Q..
56 ° llmh" l°llZ~ miizk v ry iuueli sul ii... it.. large tails. l.
Price 359-00- Price $14. 95 =
Beautiful high class furs in prcbt \l 1 ~ rf it range in Charlottetown. Minka Pers 5
ia ii Lambs. Fox, Squirrel. Stone Marten - fi`r:\ of other popu ar furs in every lnodern 
st y e. ,
Gr E O. B. I 1\T Ad A .N
Barrister and Attorney.
Solicitor for the uaiiadinn Hank cf (lomirorcv
Montague,
PERSUNAL Slll’l5RVlSl0N  Mm. 1° 
Furniture repaired.
Furniture re-upholstiared. d __
Furniture of all k n s ma e to or er. _ ,__-_.P ~§,;~-- ~ .
Great bargains continued in furniture till the  “ "°"“" """' "‘
large stock is cleared out. ‘_ .-.~~______;... 
At the old stand opposite Post Oiilce (upstalrs.,  _-._.__._.
.lohn Newsom. 
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iw
Montreal, Quebec and Liver-
Dool Sei vice
EMPREHS 0FlllilTAl’*!.............E'|iph. 2
liAKl‘] (THIlill’l{A1N,...............Sivpt.. 2
Ml‘Hi°}SSOl<`i|tELANil......_  ...(ict.
AKE Eltlid .  _  ._.__.._._,Uni_ l'.'_
8.8. Lune CiisM|'|..uN ami iiune Minis
any one clnn-1 of Cabin Ps.-nnngors ii-tecond`
lass) tu whom is izivcn accomodation
ituf\t.edinbcetpurt of btcniner. $12 .itloiirl
6/leBANK-0F NEW BR_UNSWlC'(
HEAD OFFICE ST. IOHN, N. B.
Capital . . . . '. . . $707,000
Rest and Undivided Profits over . $1,200,000
Savings Bank Deparimen
JAMES MANCHESTER, . . . President.
P. B. KESSEN. - _ . General Manager.
` H. s.1>E'rriicir, Manage.-.
Charlottetown.
l-`ii:iit (Tnbin»E.\i|'mcHs Bouts. $15.00 mull-
u|iwnr:l_~a. ii/mic Ms\'i'ri>n/i 330,00 and ul
wards. i
ic innfi Cabin -840,01), ;l."»_0(l and $17 50
I'i| ix-rl (‘..\bi|i~ Stl.-'10 und ‘H35 to Liverpool
Antwerp Service via London
4-LsxcMicllm/ts._...................Scpt. 2
‘Mrwrncsn    Bcpr..
Mopar Tumi-‘|.v....._._  __0i~t.. |
‘Carrying ‘lcd Class only lCarryingI|_
inns only, ltfarrylug ilrd. Class; also lim
‘il nnlnbcr second. V
0 Antwerp i>‘3ii7.".i:.i’...'..._._.._.’di
W. B. HUWAR1), lli.~¢triot Pass. Agents,
St. John. N. ll. r
Dominion Atlantic Raiiwav
and Btonniship Lines o Boston and New York
_  -B-xi via Yarmou h. The po niur illult. Lin» Ho-
12-Mdttsrtuftf.
F A l RY LA ll
Entire Change of Program
gg  s
" ` ‘ tvvacn Roster-n, Nova -gratis and Boston
via Truro. l1\ ludmr .lct.anrl Halifax.
FLYING Hl.UENOS1<} and ICXPRICH
'DRAINS lcavo Halifax. dnilyl(cx»~ept rlundnyl
at 7 00 a. ul. and K 30 a. in. for liuhy and Yar-
mouth milking co_nncct.ion at. Yarmouth for
Boston and Vow \ orlr.
Mlll1.AND DIVISION-Trains of the Mid.
land Division lcarc Windsor daily (cxcent
Sunday) for Truro at 7.49 a m. and 5.3) p. m.
and from Truro for Windsor at 0.35 il.. ln. and
tl Tr with train ofthe
LIB p,m cnnnoc ngll uro a
hitorrolnnial Railway at Windsor with Bino-
__pn¢:_ai;_=|_ig_gi;:r__p_ross tra ns to and from Halifax
The Ro al and U. S. Mall Steamlhl
Y P'
ramen Gnoaon Bosron and
Ysiuacrrris.
The Fastest ard Finest Steamers plylnir bo-
twoan the Maritime Provinces and n.
_ he-iva Yarmouth for Boston Monday, Wed-
neadn , Friday and Haturdan Ion arri~
oct 4th_ val ol Express Trains tr#-mHa fax. Return-
<~
ing leave Longiwharf Boston Tuesday. Thurs-
day. Wida and Sunday) Passengers arriv-
The Cookls  i H llf r ext da at |40 . m. and
»
1 l l F
- Tragedy at the Saw-Mill. ' _
The Movin5_ Dummy. _
_ ` Are You an Elk 'I __ _
A50 an Illustrated Song.
9-i3dtf.
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L_ 5_ Doyu.; wARsurroN s.s|1Aw
BARRIBTILIB ATTORNEYS. NOTARIES
PU BLIU. Er.
Veterinary surgeon osiseia caan.-ma aloe , ctwiom-
-,oruiam cami.. veterinary coiiqv *°“» HE- llllvd- ` ENGQAVERS, ,ii
sooases-num nam, cirlmm A' ll' W"”“}§'°,',',',,f;3‘§;,‘,’,'_°° L’ K' °' ELEC'!_`_§_§__3_:l`_\_f PERS. 
_ 1 ..,.i....y. ' ..."...
in | n a a n I . p
ATB p. m. b Eyroui Tra n.
niiutdr ew voiuc snavicn
Pertormed byS S."PRINCEAtlTHUR"
callin hom Yarmouth on arrivalof lilxnrcse
and lgusuose 'Prairie from Truro and Halifax
Boo folder for Mlm.
B. R. Prinnn Albert as daily trips lnndav
oc pled between Parrnborg and Woifville
liin gatklngaportln both Irfctlons.
IQ. lrams run on Atlantic Standard time.
‘or further infomiation, Reservation of
ltarern mn ew. write or taio|'rn&t\ R. U.
PARKER. ActR.Gcn. Pass. Alt. ottvlila
Nova Scotia.
Mtdrwg P. GIFKNS flfmerul Manurns
B- JOHN LEDWELL H D-
PHYBICIAN AND BURGEON.
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l". C. WESLEY C0
DESIGNERS.