. '_ _ For Sale by

ldeal

.Fountain . Pen

the Treaty that

‘~ Iliided the War

Best by Test

ii. iiuoii _~ » JEWELER

. The' Store for fwaltham Watches

, IN CHANCERY

iirgn

__ stock arc raised and exported yearly.

. . Before the Vice-Chancellor. Siiililiiiiiz fiicilliies are excellent with

'F5

Sale of Residential Property on H iai

Prince street, Charlottetown. -\

wants to organize a Joint Stock.(`ciii- ' pany probs

Situatc in one of the best farmin

' settlt ' - '

Best of per Packet all Grocers

_ 1NvEsToRs

as Y C

ent ian of good business abil THE PRINCE AND THE DUKE OF DEVONSH RE"AT QUE

ity ami first class private reputation

g len ' ' . I . BEC

ami would like _to hear from

we 1: lr ..

396%#

‘ments of the Province where qiinntitii-s of l`ai'in produce and

c raiige of ccuntry to di'aw from

store trade is established and rap-

ble investors. 1 9ggg¢§*g¢;gq¢$§¢q¢\oq§$-9 we

. , ‘B study after I passed 30.

Everett said when Igruinliled. “As

you grow older -the roiil enjoyment. you get from a wide and varied

kiitiivlcilge will bring you runny' hap-

za!

IIY

ro so many years In wlilch to

You will thank ine some day,"

hours which otherwise would be

Edward R. Clowser, Walter Matheson iiiiy si'o\\'iiig and increasing. Farmers

lioresoiiio. if not lonely. Believe nie,

atld' John A. Matheson, Complainants. ure prosperous and well to do and trade

' , and is John McMillan, George M Matheson, ci

and others, Defendants., .dino » ' " i-‘i

Pursuant to a Decretal Order made in the above cause on the 2'lth day oi

susceptililo of great expansion. and

large ami prosperous business is a

st assurcl.

(

° furthcr particulars E

ADDRESS A B C

t. o Gu irdiaii

§\Ini\\ f4i

` By .lane Phelps

'test

l ani only doing this for your own

good, Sandra." '

' “Let nic have a good time first," I

#5 E' gg 9 Q EE AE E5 'F 'E E” T * °“ ooiiteil. “Like the girls at home. I

I it I

vEnE'r1- ExPi.AiNs His iosas

. ?- -ini

ci-iAP'ri~:n i.viii. -l~1,',,

it letter from Ruth Loring and

told of the dances, the tennis, all the fun they were having. _v :ire .ill as old if not .older than

YOU can have whipped crcam_`for that extra-delicious, cxtx‘a-appct.izing

dish--whipped cream--w Ii e n over

you wish, for any unexpected occasion !

Carnation Milk “from Contcnted

Cows" comes to you doubIy_richcr than _ordinary milk. It whips splcndidIy_-of course, you must chill it first.

You can keep ri. supply of Carnation

Milk handy on your pantry shelf. It w|_II stay fresh and swcct for mouths. It is “whole” milk, sculcd safe in uir~tighI: cans and sterilized, So il: “keeps” several days _cvcn when the can is opened. .

For whipping or as cream for t_ca,

coffee, fruit or cereals, use Carnation Milk just as it comes to you. For the chiIdren’s drink-dilute it with an equal

Carnation

Au§ult (A.D. 1919) by his `I-ionor the §07.9.__ _~ '_ ` I Vice-Chancellor, I will set up and sell by.publfc auction on the premises on

Thursday the 18th day of September (A.D. 1919) at eleven o'c_lock in the loronoon, all that tract, piece and pa_i'- ceI"oI' land sltuate, lying and being in Charlottetown, in Queen’s County, in

sold island, being part of Town Lots A Numbers twenty-one and twenty-two ing

in the hfth hundred of town Lots in modern dwelling and outbuildlngs. lo salt! :Town and is bounded and des- also orchard in connection. This pro- fluently.” -l-lc invariably put things voui-

sci

Mrs. Barr came three times a 'M-

ni. lt makes me feel like o. regu- gtjnndmotlier.” `

week. Ihad studied I°`ron<-Ii' in .--T;,,.,, you arp ,,_'sullu|,1@ Compu".

iool, and ut home with Mother. fon for eg,-}1",1Dn_' 1' _.

ho was a good I<‘rent'li scholar. llut I

blnslicll furiously. IIow’tlId lie

in IWUS VC’i`Y 1`liStY. illlii EVOi`t’t-t WHS liiiow the lioys and girls iiiid called

(III

very desirable property consist-

crlbedas follows: Commencing at a uerty is situated in North Tryon und tl

olntiin the southeastern bou dai; ol' is

convenient to schools, churches, me,

of 5 acres of land with good go, and it will bea great pleasure

xious I should lieeunie expert_ him

‘I shall take you abroad when I lglll

“grandpa " Blister must have him. .

"There is no need -to look so mis-

YOU if X011 C1111 ti1ii< F1'<‘11CI1 erable because of my knowledge that

thin

friend-s named ine"Grandpa.'

ill WHY-115 11 001111118 liieiisiiic to 'I`iii‘yl might have called mo some-

g worst It isii't what eopio

Made In Canada by Q

_ Carnation Milk

_Products Co., Limited Aylmsr, Ont.

Seattle and Chicago, U.S.A. “ffgyn

C d I I

Avimaf .l"..'.r‘ir'§iI»f,ff¢'iu. 0.0. C011 fell Wd

Canada Food Board Licenses 14-96 and 14-07

Whips

Splendidiy

quantity oi' water. For cooking-add still more water. 4 . '

Carnation MiIk,'you see. can be used `

in every way you use ordinary milk-and cream. It is the only milk supply your ho_me needs. . ' ~~, Another convenience-you buy it with

your groceries. Your grocer is the Cor- nation Milkinan. Order three or four trial cans (10 oz. toll size). Directions on every can. Begin to enjoy this economy and convenience-to-day.

Our Recipe Booklet

contnins recipes for whipping, ni n kin g desserts, general cook- ing, creamed tlislics, etc. Write our'Q_yIincr otlice for ufree copy.

Remember your Grocer* can supply you with this good milk

2 _t of land enclosed. by Euxiton St., stores and mills, also near to electric St., Fitzroy St., and Great light plant, Terms to suit purchaser. tl

' -tt _

._¢.._»_."".2\~`..

---fic

.foes

of'.,'Prlnce street and Fitzroy street, thoboe southwesterly one hundred

and eight feet ,thence northwesterly T08

one hundred and thirty feet at right angles to said Fitzroy street, thence northoasterly parallel with Fitzroy street one hundred and eight feet. thehce southeastwardly at right angi- es to Fitzroy street one hundred anti tlilr feet to the place of commence-

Aside from the Frencli, we read <~;il

l. _ I)

I us, Sandra, that makes any dif-

ie por-ts -,ing standard writers. Ati fcrciice:-it is what we are. Not thirt

George St., formed by the intersection For further particulars apply to times it was _horribly dull, and ~ . i 'di

ould fccl at all had to be grand-

GUS WADDELL. spent most of the time ,vzuviiiiig be- pn when :ny time comes. And, dear.

Cape Traverse, i’. E. I. hi

' ' ` ch

ll ii! lo

$2.25 pci' cord, for cutting and n

_ l ever I expressed un opinion, 'or 'said 'it

iytliing which sliowcd any know- has dge or cleverness, she alivays know how to live, that is all. I en-

_ _ oked surprised, although she made ioy

nun? being Low Number one and For cutting pulp wood at Cape Bre 0

two;-as drawn on it plan of Holland }'°“'

_ nd my liand_ At other times I I rcalizcrl that I dill seein old to your

-0-3Mwfmi. beiraine interested in spite ot’ niy- _voiiiirr friends, ami perhaps to you.”

self and the time slipped by quickly. "Not..so very".-

Incver liked Mrs. Barr, never "Yes, I- did seein old-perhaps I

anged my iiilnd about her. \Vhen flo` yet. llut Sandra I.rli<l not feel old

all_ .\ man at 42 is not old. He

simply lived long enough to

things just as keenly-more so,

rciuai'k_ _ It`was as if soiucono sho than when I was 20. I doii't show

iought very ignorant had stumbled ui.\‘

_ _ _ __ :I

' V4! filed in the 0ffiC€ Of the R€giS ’wamping' I0” 75 cents a day b°`l"l‘ pon some hit of knowledge. It was that

_- of Deeds for Prince Edwani \Ien desiring to work by month wages "

“land and being the same land as-is 540 to $48 per month \vitli board sup- H

deifcfibed in a. certain deed thereof me Y fr William H. 'Brown to Owen Con- “CW Hilti 50011-

d, free transportation. Carnps all ____

it at all flattering. iiig I spoke 0|' it to lSverctt_ lie treat iliiiigs. Iiut, I1i‘ili‘. the longer we

it very |i'_i;liil_v. ' I live

"Mrs, Il.ii'r is cxtr<‘nteI_v erudlte.` 1‘<1-'ll

fecliiigi as plainly perliaps.. but tloesn’t alter the fact of my be- :ililo ti: enjoy, to :ipprveiate

the nioro _wc appi'eci:ile that lastiiig i\ii1gyment must have

Dl:liI;'.` 05511118 dale U19 tenth dm' Uf For further i"f°m‘aU0n apply al Siirfacc kiio\vledi.:e means nothing soine fouiidaiion_ That it isn‘t a will-

her. 'rhnt is, why i wanted her 0-tlie-wi-Sli. S0 we must lay some take cinirge of _v_ou. She knows tiort of plan to have tluit founda-

J'uiy, A. D. issz, being the residence Employment Service of Canada ,

ofthe late John A. Matheson, retired Fishery Inspector. “;'l‘he property will be sold free from

The sitio will be confirmed by the

Market Building,

Charlottetown, W

P E Island ,

Court. of Chancery without expense

to the purchaser. r

isetinrihsnces. _ 232-S-19-Mu. ' ' If

I’ _

. . ,.

f;is.:“:;.‘i: 25.022. SOLDIERS’ NEXT T0 KIN

1 19. '

J? D stewart, K.c. A. B. warhui-ton,

Solicitor. Master in Chancery.

. . . css-9-2-ivizai

ceased soldiers will be lielrl Tiiesday, _.\

. Se iietvy Passenger Travis- 1..."

` ° to '

ne) in G. W. V. A. liall, Charlotte- _U un. All`ncx of in r f

hes y on I sec ns o ana

National Railway lines, and particular- ly so in the Eastern section where __

A meeting ot next o

. yi

trains between St. John, Halifax. -107-S-28M11I. li

__ _ I)

Sydney and Montreal, are every day filled to capacity. The popularity of the Maritime Express and Ocean Limited is amply--demonstrated by the many applicants for sleeping care re- servations on these well equipped through brains. - Requests for space are so numer-

o\x's‘that. extra cars are being carried and often trains run in two sections. With the rush of travel from ~,troop stesmersarrivlng at Halifax and Que-

‘betythis means considerable of it the l’ostiiiastcr General will be ret-.niv-

otraln on the railway for equipment. ell

'Passenger business which has been the 17th October, 1919 for the con-

very brisk all summer Is likely to con- ve

tlnue lively through the fall, proposed Contract for four years six.

752-9-5ME3i. _tinies per wcck on the route Bradal- _ . init.. iuirni Mini itonts N0. 1 from .

- the l'ostniatster Gcneral‘s pleasure.

Motion Picture of .1:.;i‘.1i;‘ie‘...:‘if;“‘;1z';:zt;iii§.i.f:.isis

so ° ii *“ -

.___

While on the C. N. R. special train

from Halifax to Quebec recently, car i'y1_ng newspaper men and operators-, I, who folio I tl Pri -, f

a es on our, some oft e mo on _X

flldtuI'e_ men secured views of the Ml\t.apedt\Valiey. They mounted the

By request of tl

ondon .ind Stanley Bridge and at tho exion wllllcllm-_ at vu-ry, vu;-y small

oilite of thc Post ofllce Inspector. so

Y"°"° W ng ‘C "‘ ". 0 S-Igilitogflitollifiiii "1

W I '"5 t ` I' t' 09 0 snvnnwi' ` ` ' " ‘

` ` ‘ " ' |'i'a

III

ATTENTION ‘

. in

. _ .,,

. 1 ' f kin of dc- ,n

ince (‘ounty 1

J J RICHARDS, President tl

ii ig

ARSENE GALLANT Sec’ 'if doors, oi' with Alice Sloane, and

cr iiicce. S050-SM3ipii.

ameri, ‘i

i0.‘Z'*i==.'ssJ'a _ 'ii

'hat way too, and probably enjoy It.

- '- Forty-two seemed so far-away-there

SEALED 'I`ENI)EIiS, addressed 1.0 -

,_ .,.....,.....,.,..¢..¢..,..,..¢..¢

at Ottawa until noon, on lt‘i'id:iy.

yance of Iiis Ma1esfy‘s Mails, on ii

osed Contract may be seen and blank qf

M ornis of Teiiiler muy be obtained at hu e a tho Post Ofllccs of Ilradulbanq, New ~

. _ L

JOHN F. WHEAR,

Post Ofllce Inspector, M.

lj' :lrl

dock- of the locomotive tender at

Calgxgbeilton and operated their ca ras while the train sped -through 1.h9.Morrlsey Rock Tunnel and across the.Restlgouche Bridge. At n point beyond Mittapedia station the train stopped and several pictures were flim- °d_ t

These pictures will be shown in con-

nection with the news films of the Prfnce’s tour.

753-9-5ME3I.

ion siiiii

U0 acres of Kood land only 20 chains

from Richmond Station, known as tho iatsarehibsia onli. farm. one third

make you a ,competent pi- __ , lot. Course of flying for under the grand stand.

oro Club Certificate, 2

A ' - un- der reliable instructors, cor-

ONE OF THE -

chown?

lieid

The DeVere Aviation will to

lint sho tt~a<‘lies, can explain

mut llic different sulijects

tcm-ber tltb at 1.00 p. ni. _(new lp- - -_ _ pd - -

ider the Great or Nero did. I

t kin te ested in _-a

ecn`s and l{ing‘s County are rc ill

on Cn N- R- QU cit'ilefe:1i,s or cottquests. But it

_ _.___ luestcd to incct .t delegation from 'lid no good ioolijeei.. lilvcrt-tt was lui Paenen/ger travel is remarkably i'1`

t in tio r C dish

l` ,. in for it. l u-sell in -think that wlicii

_-,.,,.,,_ ‘.4..,..¢..|-.¢..,..,....,..,..°..,..,. ,..,........,..,..¢..1

Squeeze tlic juice of two lemons 'in-

ve n ‘Iuarwr Dimvor uw DDM '['mck'l the oflicn of Warbiirtoii and Shaw

SoIii'iloi's.

SL I ._ _ c. . . _ . Your grocer has the lemons and any _ S

ug store or toilet counter will sup- y three ounces of Orchard While for few r-ents. Massage this sweetly

ns and hands and sec how qtiickl-y

' _ tho freckles, sunburn, wlnilburn and

tan disappear ani] how clear, soft and

wltltc the skin becomes. Yes! it is

liarmless.

CHARLOTTE'I OWN

Tenders will be received by the un-

slg I p '

September, 1019, for the following i vileges ut the Exhibition to bc Om

score cards for the races. _

3. For the supplying of straw as

ently e\'~_-'ytliing you should know W

intel- . tion." ' » "

lion we were-first iiiarri-Jil lic

_ will; never use.l to -talk to nm. like this. liieli I wish, you to biecoiiio l-on. Now he did-so often. I did not know

,-gimp" ' \\'Iieilioi"to lu* flal.tci‘eil or lmred_ llut

llc was espcrizilly niixlous I ow nutrient. liistor . as well as the iI‘ii

,,-lm|||,l it initde no diff`erci1t‘e-I had to lis-

Anl now I know that .tlino

Y __ L . . St

hilt-rll_ ln ._.,(-|m,,|_ llmory pull in-,in iiiicoiisriotisly I profited by- these dis- y liug_Iie.iit 1', I really was woefully “USS

iiorant ol' other i'otiiit;|'it-s, their `

aiiiii;-i‘.~= and ifiifitcnis and even the Tomorrow - Sandra Longs For Love ore vital fat-is t:oiicei‘iiiiig tliiiin.

ions.

nd do my licsl, I Eould not lic par- ll _il-W ' f

iiI.tilv iiiieicst in \\li}it Alex- _

red nothing about Old World _wars.

liiti iii<1i'i‘» iii‘iii. iilSiSi0d liic u10i'<" at-i°<‘,s mzirsli, well fenced and watered,

ri roadli when I longed to out

l'lvei‘ett. himself' was a1pei‘l’cr~t mine ini`oi'niatlon upon all siilijccts, it

iaith ioiiiséiiiipc-_

1_\t Sl.: l‘<=ier’s I-larlior 70 acres with ildings, 50 acres under cultivation, 20

nt I should devote long hours to nearly ull oyster niudded.

ERNEST McEWEN,

Bristol, P. O.

eesaaasessssesssl-

D0 You Know

seeieaesesseeeaiee-#sv

That we operate the only ns Grinding Plant on P Island?

That we employ a skilled

MF*

rface Grinder, and are _,.

cated kinds of lenses?

Those are facts, which ,l

ass wearing public, doing it

del

5¥¥¥'%Q¢%¥¥¢‘¥it¥¢¥¢¥¢§¢=‘.¥¥¢

Send your glasses in by a

omptly and.in perfect con- ion.

Call in and look over our ant.

e5 °° .

sees

Optometrist and Optician

&$i8$$B$$$U$&$¢\¥

_e_;_' _ Y . _ J __-

1......

9%-i“b¥¥é¥¢‘k¥§"¢%¥9¢

'i ~ 1

ly grinding from the » gh glass-the most coin-

*#3

an a good deal to the .1

ay with the annoying 1; ays caused by sending

ay for special lenses.

#$%*%##»xx&x

il, you’ll get them back

THE PRINCE TALKS WITH OFFICE RS OF THE GUARDS AT TORONTO

F. Hutcheso 5 5

r-mcll to nie. But while I adinired

was as old as lie was I would' lic 0

E-.= -__-_-_-3:? 5-=~-._._~` _.1 _ _-

Sale’0f Fox Company Shares and Office Furiilture

-1

'I`0iiilcrs will be received by the

USE l_ElilION» uiidci'sIgiie(| up to Monday 15th Sept-

_ i ciiili

FQR SUPIBURPI, TMI »h._i_

_*mlm . I

Try It! Make this ic-:fren i:it.»i"- _

to whltcn your t.~.i*“”/7 ”’ isafc

i'rc:f.l:'.l 11' .1

... _ _ I

HIL?

a bottle containing three ounces f’

Orcliiird White. shake well, and you_ ,H

sunburn and tan lotion, and coni-

I‘lic

grunt lotion into the fice, neck,

EXHIBITION TENDERS _

cr, instant at 12 o'clock. -noon for piirt‘Iiiise of tflip followingx- I 532 slinrcs, Strathcona Silver

llark Fox (lu. (2) Oflice furniture including sniali

_Tt~iiilci\~i may be for the Strathcona

sliares rind Oflit-e furniture, either in

tender or stiparalcly. 'I`0ndei's

‘ must be in realcil envlop_?;; and bo_:ur-

oiiipitiiicd by certificate cheque; for 20 percent ol' ttiiiilci'

ic office fliriiituru can be seen at

('Ii.is Da t iii S Il Fox Co [fd

(lli'town, (ith bepr. .'14-0-SMGI.

How Words Come

T0 Produce Ideas

Pi-iiLoi_ocis'rs c/in READ His- 'ronv i=i=foM wonos A coun-

TRY USES

Sometimes words ure borrow bod.

ly from another langituge. So times it root-word is borrowed, oftenest from

1191111 i0 "iid 011 M°"‘1°‘Y the the Latin or Greek, anti an English

in Charlottetown from the 23rd

<-.riding given it. Again, we take two

words, join them together and

_ in:il'e ii new oiio. \t fir t We separire

tlic 27lli of September, 1910, inclu- ,;,,,,\“ A S L

sive. . tiiut is left out, und 'the two are ming~

1- F01' the P"IVil9g9 °f cateflngl lcd as it slnglo `word. Then, we take

a prefix, or sutllx. from some other

by the hyplicn but after a while

F01' the l>1”i11ii11E 11111-‘I Selling 0f tongue, and iulll It, utter or bcforo,

when

iiiulwo huvo another new word. Or

ii word is too inn we shorten

ff-~ f-1..-_ -a oiiissioiui Ciiiiis

Read Down

S. S. IIFSSIAH Barrister, Bollcltor Notary Public, sto, MONEY T0 LOAN Montague. P. I. I.

woon Block, Charlottetown . Branch Office, Georgetown _ oney to Lean on Real Estate

D. STEWART, II. C.

Barrister, Solicitor ond ”`*`“"' " "

Notary Public

Dr.

VETERNAR .f sunoson ‘

K. W. McKinnon I

Office, 189 Kant Street

0 Telephone 764

Blrriutere and Attorneys

eltors for Royal Bank of c|m|¢|.

MORSOII 6k DUFFY

0.20 4.30 2.11 1.10 5.05 2.55 . 0.20 4.00

0.00 4.15 10.00 5.15 10.30 5.40 11.00 s.05

emmqmF wow ° ea ....':.ssE

¢gvoe¢>>'U

` wiser SNMEF

lP.M. 3.05; 4.15 4.42

` 5.32

0PP°\i¢e Morlll H°t_9I_____ v.T~.*'P§"1g|§`|~-_|--5-Y" --~--M I _. __Z;2_‘L_.1__

_ P.M.|A.M.L - ' ' ""i>_.;M.

4.15 9.00 ep. M`t| Stewart Arr. .

5.04 10.10 Cardigan 5.25 10.50 Montague 7.23 2.10 0;00_11_.30Arr. . Georgetown Dop. 6.45 1.00

CANADIAN NATIONAL ' RAILWAY PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND _ Time Table in Effect, .Iune 2nd, l9l9

ATi.AN'ric sTANDAnD TIME I

_ .Trains Outward ` t Tralm Inward

Read

P.M.|P.M.lI-‘.M.|A.M. ' lA.M.lP.M.|P M | 4.30 33012.50 6.15 Dep. Charlottetown Arr. 10.35 1.40 7.051120

7 11 Hunter River V 9.00 12.42 5.47 10.20

45 Arr. Emerald Jucntion 7.40 12.10 5 05 9 50 35 Arr. Borden Dep. 6.40 4 15 9 00

4 00 2 55

40 Arr. Kensington 7.15 11.45 2 15

20 Art. Si.:nmorside Dep. 6.45 11.20 P1!&l0

40 Dep. ' Borden Arr. 8.35 00 Emerald Junction 8.00 12.10

‘ | |A.M.|

M. . A.1W.|P in |

11.05 Dep. Sutnmerside Arr. . 10.30 12 35 12.51 Port Hill 8.5611 39 2.22 _ 0'Leary 7.36 10 50 3.31l Alberton i 6.17 10 04 4.30 Arr. Tignish Den., , 5.15 9 30

' |A.M _

- i_ ._,. ;M'l.-__ i _

1.._..~

Pl Ill

l\!| Cl >

-3, 4-

oi. m-.renee E ' E 'sri-i.i»'o gi gm~¥¢‘2;

L |A . P . M . ep. Charlottetown Arr. [10 5 . 50

Mt. Stewart 4 . 15

Morell 3 . 17 St. Peter’| 2 . 40'

rr. Sourfs Dep. . 1 . 15

|Arr. nimira nap. `

Qan- .nina -lm;

3 55 2.39

MONEY TO LOAN

IGLEIII E IGKIHIIOH

lsrrlstere 'Apornsye-at-lsw flloe .Royal lank Building

. _ _

IGLEOD & BENTLEY

lsrrlstoi- and Attorney-:elm

of this ima is cover-ea with hard ima I'

softwood and lumber. At the present _ _ pr-tw of wood ther. is enough wood by flying men. Admirable on the land to pay for lt. Land will 1

be sold on terms to suit purchaser.

Also for sale two milk cows and one

Dedrtck Hey Press.

_ J. R. LARKINB,

7l0~l~¢lll1fpd.

Richmond, P. E. I. l

'_ Write for particulars. °" DeVere Aviati0i1”Sch00l

Truro. N. S. _ 1

° re ulr.d.

espondence course In tech' I‘;or soiling feotl for horses, cat-

IllC3l lI'iStI'llCtl0I'l, d1l‘€Ct'(-Bd tie etc., on tho grounds. '

In nos. 1, 2, and 4, the highest or

. . . . any tender, and in No. 3, the lowest

alldlllg field. TI’l3lFl1glltS. or any tender not necessarily accept-

Conditions' may be obtained at the

Odlce of

C. R. SMALLWOOD,

Sec'y Treas., Charlottetown,

it-be-.citusc wc Etigllsli-speaking-peo- plo are grcnt for saving tlmo.

Thousands of new words are de-

flneri In The New Universities Dic- tionary which we are now offering sl- most free to our readers. it ought to

he in every home, othce, workshop

and studyl It can be made the means of self-culture to a very large extent.

The coupon hlsewhere in this paper: explains the terms which you may.

P. E- I.i

get it. »

Dillon-link of N. 8. Chambers

‘ P.M.|P.M _ - A.1ll M. _

4.00| 3.30 ep. Charlottetown Arr. 10.40 10.05 5.15! 5.15! Vernon River 8.45 8.51 ~

' | | snt.|Daiiy| ""“` _ |Daiiy[*s:'§i,l

I I 01115' ,|ex.Sat.| |ex.Sat.l only

is snn.| P501.; -- » .

_ .|i\. '

_ ._ ,|_____L 8.4_| 7.251 __ _Murray Harbor _ Dep.l 0.45 7.201 I A

Except u noted sit trains Fm daI|yl'8undsy excepted.

H. H. MELANSON. ' ' W, 1', HUQGAN,

Passenger Traffic Mlnsger, . -p||¢|-|°g» pggunggr Agent.

Toronto. Ont. ghgrlnnqfown. P E I

Charlottetown, P. I. I.

W. I. Bintisy, K. O.

MONIY TO LOAN . f

-EASTERN STEAMSIIIP LINES; INC

-iN1°snNA1°io NAL unl- riisitmr Ann rnssnoln slnviqs

01'. .ions Ano sorrow' ‘_

Steamship "Governor Dlngloy" will leave 8|: John every Wednesday B

_ 0 a. nt. and every Siiturday at 0 p. m. (Atlantic time.)

liiuisunroii a stun '

rineru Attornlyl. Notary Pub- - Ito.. lolleltore for Canada Bank solution Dunk of Montroq, om.

shnsrtont Mortgage Carpen-

..-..,.....,_

The Wednesday trips are rla lllss tport and Lubeo, duo Boston 10 I Ill

Tililfldilyl. The Saturday trips are direct to Boston, dns there Bundayl. 1 . m. - _

FARE $0.00 STATE ROOMS 82.50 UP Direct connection with- Metropolitan steamers for New York vin CD90

C04 Clliill. Frelnht- rates and full information apply to ‘ Agent ~ ` A.G.CURR|l» `

Jt..i»i». s. it. » _ .

» »

- __1 . _

. _ `~.-..».

.i`..iaf.t'{s:i‘-.s;_» -» - -