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1911

--nn-...Tea-.~ me 'run cHARLor'rn'rowN GUARDIAN A ms.. 0,. .W more seven

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'CONTAINS No ALUM

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D lllioii? V] BAKING ' POWDER

~N»EW§1v_L£ 1./131"

E-w-o|u.sr`1' coim 1'<">son°ro.oNr.- '

LOOKING FOR A

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vinnt for friends at li

‘ Vi/eliave a very fine assortinent of L-ii_'iiiit-led spooiis, _=-11,p\ be.t pins, b_iooches, etc, which would be just what you

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W. W. Wellner. e

The Oldestilewelry Store on P.E I Established 1868

Nici: souvenir 2 ‘

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Juveler. .

are liuppy days for thu iliildren and play

IiErfi|i'us are nm \ nnfiirnl picfiirus.

filing ilu-in in for H. ronip iunl lv! ns

s.ln»\\' you \\'li:\l plofsing pictures wi: can ni.il\u. ' ‘

The Cook’s Studio

'llie Studio irlicro baby is zi‘w:\ys wcll-riine. , Our New 'Stock

of Men’s Shoes and 0Jilo.'ds|

are lieuiilics. Alli.hat’s new you will find hero, and flii:'|1rircs are lower iliuu limi year Sci: our $.§~5\i:\iul $4.110 slioiis 4:. _noril .i value as niosl $5 Ou sliocs. ‘

You can ailivays sieve nioncy by dc;-.fling |

.ii thc old rclinlilo shoe store

A. E. . lllleliiiclien

The Shoe Man 81 Sa S4 Queen Struct

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New Silverware Just Received Iluiiify pirrcs snifiililo lor \\'¢'drli|ig gifts at in-nsiiiiiililo prices

C. W. Patterson n i‘\\ lrltfl _lvwclrr

Ilcrily expected pa-1'

S.hooi1e1's R. Bowers ainil Freedom one tliousand" tons best.; qiirilitiy Hllftl Cfltll in

li,ug`,St<ive and Chest- nut s s.

C. Lyons 41). Co

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AW.R.Al`l'KEN,V S,llVll -

Veterinary Surgeon (ll Denfii.

Iiu:irlin|tof()i\tario Volerinnrv (.'o,l|i-iz. !.-nuloii.Uiiiiairiii und Detroit. Vuteririnii it-ul_nl Uollvfzti. Detroit Mich ll. F. A. lliiuit-»-i\lo .irmn liuildinir. liitvly om-itil Ml Uv llr llriisurs nlinnu I-1. iwisiilonci-

vintiiigliu Hotel.) hom- I. _ _lJI‘~"-.\.»n~s of f.Iiu_ (outli n. specialty, nm “"'~\'¢|\ll1L! nvrtiriiifiiizq to tho vctorinnri and vutduntiil profession.

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ilittsdiomus. Mn t Rue i

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ese Snaps in

are Going Fast fi"

ill ll\i:a, special ollir is Crculiiig' ; flircutoiis to clcur thu whole

W stork out this \\'\‘<:k. \'t‘u linil 4 li\‘liurli\|y|ni\\'il you want zi

clmfec .-at-lui-inni. -

'l`l|oeatioxf`.ir\l»~ :ircln lun calf ,

niiil \'i-loii<‘\till`, liuiiilyiwir wcll- ' vcl, sl_\‘ii.~li, :uid ul' siiperiiir 1 i|u.ilityl|ir\n|i;li\\\il. 'l`|ii\y haven ‘ iilwuysi .solil :il $5 _qu :intl $.i.oo

Tl :uid :irc really wuilli infirc.

i 'l`lior:‘s only ii snizill stock

.li

$3 50 :incl "{\'4.oo oxlunls fi r

lt‘s nut often mon .tru ofl`.fr\-cl ' H

$3 U5. Anil lhi- big tlciiiziiul

lofi. \iJiiig:|.t., '

'99 259 3% GTI

See our wi udow.

Alley £6’ . Co. 1

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DR B. REID

l)f'lN'l‘lh"l‘ ce Hours D -1 and . 2 ii (ive - kinsdl' Sou

NH ' ` SIG ISLUCK .

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Belfast Ginger Ale

_lust received :iiiotlicr 1-11; |_»l_\' o

Cniilrcll & Coclii'niic’.~: .Vclliist f_`»in` ger Ale. .llis highly rcconiiiiciiil rd its it Stiuiiiicr lit-\ci'ni;u nnd tonic for thc :~'.\oiii'.<'li.

|5c per Bottle.

$1.70 per D. zfn.

BEER & G0l`l"'

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low is the time to have inice photo taken in your summer dress.

Calf at our studio

MYER Photographer

Dr 'l`hos.`E. Robins. DENTIST Nrxtdoor lollccr & Goff’s.

I2' Queer: Street

llhnrlottctown. P.1<J.1. ‘

5-'.1111 Phono 267 -

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. 21. Thc bnck light poleintands 1,1110

goiiiiorrrioini nip ouiii-:tis count

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It pays to buy tn this Province.

light bill on or before August 10 will receive the discount and thus save money.

"T710 Sliur Steam 11iundry’s ad.

tells why the firm is enjoying such Sfetltlif' nnd increasing patronage from the better class of custcmors. See it 011 Page four of this issue.

The following donations were re-

ceived at P. E. I. Hospiti-.ll--Miss Eluinc Woodman, Alhertor., $1.00 for fruit for sick children; Mrs. Bruce MCM1lluu, cream; Mru. Thorne and

min tseniorl and Mis, C:olc.=_ old lin. CUZ ltny liiktgs, lettuce; Mrs. Led- “'lUk. fowl and eggs. .

In unothcr column will be found

U10 i>l”0g1'an\ of lectures to be de1iv< ercfl hy the Rev. Dr. J. W. Wndmsm, ri native of this Province, who has d(-voted almost his entire* life for the welfare of the heathen in Jupsn. At Ulf f1i‘esei~t time the reverend gentle- inun is superintendent of the misgifm work in Hziwnii where he hns in his Cll11l'g0 125 churches. Mr. Wiulman is fl Very vlwsillg nnd interesting 5l’Ui1l‘€l`. uud all who ure able to nt- "'°“d NW Scrvlces should nvnil them.. BEWUS Of U18 OPI-'oi-t,unity.

Thursday Cnptnin Lngur held R

l"`°l"m"¢U`Y illfllllfl’ into the loss of l-he steamer John Irwin`nnd forwiwd, Nl H l`01iort to Ottuwn. Mute Mc- l‘A"O<i. the only survivor of the steam- IJ’ s cicw was ii witness, Mr_ M¢;Lcm| has not yot t_otally‘recovereci from

ic effects of his tcrriblc experience.

In the course of the inquiry it was nliowii the ship wus not over loudcd on her_ lust trip, having nnout tiventy-tive tons of conf less than she ciuiicd nrwinter.-Hnlifnx Ex. (The John Irwin was well known in this iiort.) ‘

A liirizc Convention of I,ibcrulrCoii-

“Cl`V“i'lV0 ‘l€l0i§1ll0s was held nt Eldon on _:>‘aturdsy nftornoon. Murdock An- derson occupied thc chair. _ The nomination of Professor Jnmgg M(-,_ l'hail to represent. ~thc property imln. ers ns Councilman w'ns endorsed by ncclnniiition. John S. Martin and W. Mllrflhy were then put in nomination for thc /\ss‘cmlilymun’s scnt. The hal- lot showed that ii majority were in favor of'Mr. Mnrtin, whereupon Mr. Murphy moved that his nomination he mndc iinuniniotis, nnd the motion pnssed amidst applause. Short, stir- ring speeches were thcn given by thc licndor of the Opposition (Mr, Math. ieson) hy the cnndidntcs, und by Mr. Murphy.

The home of J. l’. Waterbury, of

Pctitcodiac, was the scene of ii very ilrctty wedding 'Thursday ut 12 o'c1ock, when his eldest daughter, Edith M., wus united in marriage to Uncut’ D. Gcldurt, of Moncton. The bride entered the parlor on the nrni of hor futher to the struins of Lrflien- ;:i'in`s wedding miirch, played by Miss ifl. Gcblnrt, sister of the groom. Thc brii|r.i , wus bccomingly gowued in royui blue with hut to inntch and carried a bouquet of carnations and smilux. Little Miss Grace Burns, of I’ort.1ni~d, Mc., acted as flower girl. The ceremony was performed under on arch of evergreen. Rev. Gideon Swim ofliciated. A recherche lunch- con was served 'ut ,the close of the ceremony. The bridd received many valuable presents of furniture, silver- wtnrc nnd china from relritives and friends in Boston, Moncton und il’etitcodinc. Mr. and Mrs, Geldurt left on the C. l’. li. on it wedding; trip to l‘. E. Island. Both bride and groom nrc wcll known in Moncton, Mr. Geldnrt being puymnstcr in the Record Foundry & Machine Compgny. --Moncton Exc.

Prince Edward Islnnil naviirators

will bc interested in the following announcements from the Murine De- Iiartinenti-A black barrel buoy hns been esitnblislied in Montague River, P. E, Island, in i0 fcct of writer on thc cXtr8mity uf thc_ shoal making out northerly from the west side oi the mouth of French Creek, ¥ mile N. 61 deg. W. from French Point. Owing to thc shifting of the channel across the bnr outside the ontraiice to Cus- cumpcc harbor, 1'. E. Island. ,ii i185 been found necessary to change the positions of the Atherton range lights. The range lights nrc now lo- cated north *of (iordon Crcc_:k._ The lights ure fixed with white lights, shown irony anchor lens lifinternlk hoisted on white poles. There is n whitc diamond hcncoii at the top of cnch polc. ,The front light polc stnnds on thc north side of, Gordon creek, 5,000 it. i-'_ 19 tiers. W- fm" Kililiirc Point. The pole is 27 fuel. ii i. int. N. 4t».49.26. Lon. 64.2.-

fnet N. 25 deg. W. from tho front onn. Thopole is feet high. Will* further reference to Notice to Marin ers No. 36 (89) of 1911, North lfolnt. ilnst whistling buoy is moored in I futlioms water ll miles N. 18 dcf5~ lil. from North l"f>ltlt. l'- E- 191"-“lli nnd is painted red with the words ~Nni~i.ii onpe" in white letter-it i»o_lnt< cd mi it. Lat.. N. 47.5.3. lion. 63.59 26. r

::l"‘islilng tnckle~~Wc ure clcnrfng

out the bnlnnce of st1ick_ in this linc nt greatly rcduccd prices. lf tlicrc is nnytlilng you require thlsis n good clinncc to hiiy it right. Wei have some splendid rods and iinskcts still on hand. Cnll early..E. A. Fos- ter, Ueiitrsl -Drugstore, Sunnyside.

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Hiro coli

The schooner "Mary Hendry" will

lie due here in s. tow days with s

Fllrcfnlly ordered cargo of Lncknwiinn llntlii-ncltc conf in stove and chest-

"Ut sizes. This coal is of bent qual-

ify. All orders left nt office, 36 Quccn

lflf-~. will receive prompt and car.elul intuition. rnees tow. '

BUNTAIN, BELL 8:00., `

llnntlntr nn. o. u. iiiinn Burzoon f)eui.ist llnrfin lluntnl l'i\rlurn liiolimond Ht. |’hnnn153J

. Ovnr l’r¢.wnu Broil.

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Livery §ta

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` Fiiiizlgihltéroiusie

Fino 'l‘iirn Outs

'or liiiiedlllilliegtu Parties.

Phone itil Prince l-it.

Phone 404

52 6-fd( mo

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People’s Theatre I ' roini nr ‘ The Ne'ro Track Walker

oA Scnfnkionnl Rpilianrkftory

ne o sture s o emen

An cn ‘criitlly good_Westcrn Picture ~ 'lhe Leading lady

Aticniody you cant. nfford to miss

’ COMING .

The Naval Review 'ai Spiihead Welch for Date.

V, ,Ralph B. Fischer.

i Illustrated Song. I

Uliarlottetown. _ _ » 5° Admi'|i°n 'sc

‘ x Doors open 7 _'io Show Sluits 7 45

led lierc to spend his holidays with

Anv person paying their electric his mother, Mrs. Jas. Peake. Prince

Mrs. 1-fuestis. blitterinilk; Mrs. Duche-'

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Joseph Peake. Montreal, has srriv-

Ht.

l Nathan Cornfoot, city, left yester- day to resume his duties in the Civil Service Department, Ottawa, after spending several -weeks vacation at his home in Charlottetown.

'W. J. and Mrs. Connolly of Charleston, South Gnrolinn, have ar- rived on a visit to their old home in this Province. Mr. Connolly formerly belonged to Emyvale, P. E. I., and has been abroad for the last twenty-nine years. _

A day spent fn Picton would mnko

an ideal outing for the family und now that there is a special excursion rate by the ‘Northumberland tomor- row of $1.50, niuny should take nd- vantage of it. The fare includes ten on return trip.

Miss Harriet M. lionk, u noted

vocalist from Halifax, left on the Northumberland. yesterduy for hcr home in Hnlifuii. She has been thc guest of liev. and _Mrs. Williuni (‘,rnw-ford Wanclrope of Uigg. She will be greatly missed by the many friends she has made during li-cr stay in this province.

"Rev, J. W. Mc("onnel1, of Jubilee

Methodist Church, prcnchcd one of his object lesson sermons yesterday morning. His subject wus “liuricil Sunshine of the lfluck lliilinonds of (`apc Breton." -c hnd in thc pulpit sevcrul of the by-products of coal. l-Iis chief lesson was that of invest- ment. Justiis thc corporntions in- vested lnrgc sums to get retiiriis from the coal fields, so thc church invests in the possibilities of girl- hood nnd boyhood."-Sydney Ex-` chniigc. Mr. Mctionncll wns formerly pu~.<t.<n~ of Grncc Methodist (Tliurch of this city. -

'I‘l1crii pnsscd nwsy :it thc Elliott.

Hospital, Mzniclicstcr, N. l-l.. Sunduv niorning, July 2nd, 1911, Mrs. James P. Bulloch (nec Miss Chflstlliil l\i. 'i‘uylor of (lrnnvillc, l’.l<l.T.i in thc 3!lt.h your of her nge. The funeral took place Wedncsdny ufternoon at her lute rcsidcncc, ‘J Dearborn St., ,nnd wus largely attfiiided. Dclcgu- tio_ns were present from Arbutus llc- liekuh liodgc nnd Ilcri'yticld1.odgr\ N. E. 1). P. (New liliiglnnd (irdcr of Protection). _ The services were con- ducted by the llcv. Fl. J. Elliott, pastor of’ St. l‘nul’s M. E. (‘-hurr.h und the Ainphion quurtct sung. El- mci' 1). Goodwin was funcrul director and thc pull-'licurcrs were: Andrew ll. Bunton, Edwin Ii. (lorcy, l4‘orrcst Scott, Harlow ll. llurbcldcr, Bcujn- min tl. Uunn nnd licnj. W. Nicliols. lvlnny beautiful llornl offerings were received. Interment wus in thc fum- llff lift at Pine Grove Cemetery. ite' rides her husbnnfl she leaves two brothers and tivo sisters, ull of whom were present nt the funeriil_'

An cxchriiigc from n nininlund city

offers to its rend<=.rs advice which is so upplicnble here as to lic worthy of publication. It follo\\'s:----"Tl\is city has spent it grciit denl in luying con- rrctc nnd nodded siileiiulks, which ltnve added greatly to the bcuuty of the streets, and the health of the city, but citizens, as u rule, do not appear to appreciate the city's work, nnd are destroying much of this beauty by thouglitlcssly walking on the grsss. It cannot grow whilc bc- iug continually walked on. In many cities you ure liable to be ui‘i'ostc<l :ind fined. In those cities wulkini; on the grass is not n city habit, the result being that the grass is grccn on the streets, and free from ugly bare spots. The holire of l-inlifnx have been very lenient respecting this and other strcct laws, but iirc iiow beginning to `tnke notion, und the next t;im9.`_yo1l walls on the gi‘nss, throw' paper ‘bn the street, or spit on the sirlevrulk, you may bc sorry you did it. The police intend keeping i~ shnrp lookout for otlcnrlcrs, und will endeavor to put ii, s‘f.op to thcnc uncitizen-lik~n practices. Tnkc ti pride in your own home city, nnd keep off the grass. liurii your waste Duper, nnd don’t spit on the sidc\vnlk."

t:Ansco films :irc thc fuvorit-cs with

expert photoirruplicrs. Thcy urc light, convenient, loud in the dny~ liglit, do not smcur, scratch or ffiilc nnd will give you good, clei\r_pic~ tures. All sizes ut thc McKinnon Drug (lo. dtl.

Wedding

G1 fts'

in inost éxlciisivc :irray are lobe found in our store. f

We are showing.

ri. .splendid range of

_ Llliina, ii treiucndous

stock of Silverware, an exceptional linc of fine Cut Glass. We’il be delighted to have you examine tlicsc lines.

G. F. Hutcheson

I cweler-'C pticl an

70 Great George Street

Shnmpooing Mnniciiring Gcalp ,

Treslnicnt. Cornu Removed, lngroiv- wing Nnils Carcd fur, Superfluous Hnirs, Moles, \V:irts and all Farinl Blsmishen permanently removed by thc Electric Needle. Evening work by appointment. Representative for

the famous Spirtilln Corset.

A 29c

Tuesday Morning at 9 o`cloclc.

Every straw sailor for mid- ' summer wear goes on Sale. ,

Regular 85c to $2.25. ,

' Tuesday’s Price

Stanley Bros

--- MORE MILK

` in ily time if you use

EUREKA FLY KILLER,

onyour C.iti.1e. - '

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Geo. E. _Hughes ,,E0,.LE.S

~ DRUGGIST.

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Give The Plenty oft » Children Good Bread

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good home made bread-made of “BEAVER” FLOUR. lt means vigor, bone and muscle to your growing children, , because it is a perfectly balanced food. And it is the least expensive food you can put on the table. ’

“BEAVER” FLOUR is a scientific blend of the best

Westem Spring Wheat and Ontario Fall Wheat. lt is as

- good for pastry as for Bread, and best for both. Your

grocer has it.

DEALERS-Write ua for prices on Feed, Course Grains and Cereals.

THE T. ll. TAYLOR C0. LIMITED, 110 CHATIIAM, 0nI.

oiuisroni

For the prevention of Smut in your grain and

Scnli on your potatoes use BLUl‘fS'l`(.)Nl9§. You can buy it pulvcrizcd 94: pci' pound from

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' _Qtanley Shaw £5’ Peardon

K ' Clizirlottclown

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COAL 7 COAL

` ` nu; uuosiisioiuio nriiiiziis in

Hard and Soft Coal

HAVE ALWAYS ON IIAND

At Their 0|d Stand, l’eake’s No. 2 Wharf

KUmf0Tf Sl‘i¢0P|`allpurpyos<-;-s. Orders, verbal by niail or ;-='~

by telephone promptlt 'iittnrled to. Our telephone No. is 312, and we sh uid be pleased to have' your orders.

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i Uur sli :wing - oi' i~`urnisl\|u . ltiurpots and 1-`ur.iituro1||vo~. y fall tho opportunltlosfii th i wor ,l’.'it,onri » bi-5u3|

"isnnnsinr snriniisiiii

rRArr's Fir cniisiziz. ‘ ‘ '

Charlottetown Steam . Navigationfo, Ltd.

i 'lli~ S. S. Nor!l|iniilu‘rl.\ii<l li-ive-it tlic Ci-||i|iaii)"s \\'||.\if'dnily vx-'opt .\`u|iil.i_\' .if H. zo ifcliick a ni. liciinnii ig uni lt-.nc l’irIuu ulnnu .i :ti ifrlorlc |\. ni.

l)uring _lul_\' ;\|nl .\ii;5nsl 'iliri iul l‘x~

cuizsimis to l'ii'lu\| und ri lui ii t~\t-ry \\'ir\l- i\v.~.\lny :uid !\`.'il\ird;\)'.ll-'iurii fun- on lliisv days \v ll bc $|._=,o uirlinliiiig 'l`nu.

G. W. WAKEFORD,

7 l4cl!l' ' l\l.in.ii;

Stciiiiicr llulifax len\'os every

l<`ii\lriy ui noon, for Iliiwkesliiiiy,

llnlfux :ind llostoii.

1*' A ll 1'] S f

iii! Class $11-UU znsl Class ii- Jo llounil Trip ‘ iii _-'.-I

Via l’u‘lo\i ;l'~tl .“ilu:\nii‘if- lr. ni ll.ilif.ix

li! lil:

f';is»~iciii.;i~r.° loziving (ll\;\i'ln|tolo\\n vi"

|‘ir|ou on l\lon|l;\y, 'l`liurs\l.\_\', :iiul Fiiln iliiy i‘oinu‘ct ul lluliliix for liosion.

Returning steamer lcuvos liOul`Ol\`

l`l.ll‘ISD/\\'h AT NOON.

For furtlirr iiiforiiialioii .'ip|\l_\' to

T. ,NICQLL

i /to-mit. (`.bar|ri|lteln\\.'|i'

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Shortest Ruule to Europe

WHITE STAR

Dominion Canadian Service

Montreal- Quebec--liverpool

Largest Steamers lircm canada » *LAUKENHC _iyi-;i~ii<_|t.v ii.;-i-unit.-i~. iuiciniic n‘.T.'.i.'..T... " .’i<.‘....' 'l'-!£?.‘. HEUIOMC mlillni- ci ii. L'-i‘ lc A N A D A ini only. M 'Um

Rufrl, $9il.l"irst; $47 50 Second: $3()

Trird Class According to Steamer. .

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S. S. “City 0l Ghent”

Picldord and Blark Line

Sails from lliililzix t'\'i'ry 'l`tic:-tiny

nioriiing :it 7 :i.in.

Suits from t`hui'lntiufo\\'ii crtry

Tliiirsdiiy cii-ning 1-nlliiig :it Sheet lfnrbor, ls:i:ic‘s llzirbor, L`.'iu.~o, .‘\i‘iclifit, Port ll:|wl<v_-aluiiy, l’oit lloorl, Cape (`»L~ori;c, \\.'r.~t Aiiclisit nnd Siiiiiiiicrsitlc. l"oi flii‘tlicr1»;ir- liciilnrs apply to

- (`AR\'l'Il,l. BROS, 6- i7d.~tuif_ Ast-iii s

Low Rate Excursions To

BERMUDA

An liter S. 'I I , “»_,~f»_f; ‘ik 5-1- »i..'}i.'i‘§ l'l3.i“.I'.I~'| '|’iY~'.l|“i'i.'¢'.l’i'. I i'.\ui ouulnnr r<-<-rt--uint. 1--.vi~|i|»:iv wit unifi- nl..:l>_l||l';f.“iw\it2i:.1|-ini;nn1f_ry¢'l1iii:_.§¥.

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-__.._., a large supply oi . Coal suitable for ;i,1`if7~'?°'7-'-".i£»'T&ii"¥.§'*.f.1lT»‘.“'”' " “

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