~ -Jew.
_ _ ‘miie l.a'rsis'r ualws - CI-IARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN _ "imls'r or ALL." ‘
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Pays to -buy in this Province.
Miss F1orsnce.Bethune, Boston. is
visiting her friend Miss Lily Taylor,
1- _ l Rev. Dr._,McLeod, pastor of St. Hnisbm-,, g¢,.,._et_
.___ ri.. `
im.
lil'
Paul's Church, and family are spand- ing a few weeks at Upton, P B. Is
Four drunks, ouc a female will a
_ ' . `. ' p.
*‘ _ *I lp / _ 1°'“.d'“Tr“r° Em' pcsr _b_:ifore the_ police court im. this
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____ ;~J 'E lb _ _ l "-. \_` //S-.X _/ _ / A partly furnished bungalow. sltua-*Im y is mill" ng _ _ _( :,_ _\*\ _. -J - __ ted within .the city llrnits and suit-l Mm _ _;,,,,,,,,, McA_,,,,,,,,,.-_ M,,,,c,,,,,
.x '15 'I ' -3. ‘ ' _. ‘%.=.;f~§$. __ 545'?"
are flexible, adjust themselves to the ___ neck, sit close, and tie sl-ides easily. I .-_‘_
‘ Sold by leading W
ual 4..€‘;;.i2°° _ I
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l SAFE.
sltaur.
sunai
The Three Features that make
i “ROYAL GEORGE”
ll/I/\'l`CI'lFS
the nlost perfect ‘ _
STRIKE ANY W1-IEKE iliatclies i
_ . inCauad:l. -‘ ` '
RED, wl-ll'l‘l=: and BLUE lips
|000 I lilzltcllcs
V I ` I0 cents
' to the box - ~ ‘
»
.f,,
at ‘ the box. A ,
For sale F.VERY\lVHIQRE _in Canada.
l”-at T"E"1-.'.¥;.."1"l\>Y C0l’i’">“\li'~ §i3.'1““.?l
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...excl rr-'.|_c~‘ .
HUMESEEKERS iliitdfl '
From Charlottetown
Winnipeg $14.65 ]uly~26tll - ‘ -~..
Calgary 58.65 Edmonton 58.65
_August 9ill and 23rd September 6th and zotll.
Round Trip-.Good For Two _Months
With Exiens
lon Privileges
Summer _ Tourist _ _T___i°ckets_ Now on Sale to Pacific Coast __
British Cohmliia, San Francisco, Los Angeles, A
i' rlasr
Good for Returil until liqnally I.ow Ralesfrolli Beiths reserved without
CLASS
October glst. _ ~ and to Other Points. expense. r .
'Fei further particulars see ' ‘ _
I J. ll. Ross.
Ticket Agent. f ~ _ '-
A Opera House Building, Ch’town I
'run lN'ricllCol.o~l~iIi\l.
RAILWAY colvllvirssiou
_.___
'l‘ltUli0, July 14-Tile government
railway commission, after .making it ll certainty that il new station was ...l elle eapls lor '1‘ruro,lélt mls morning on the eastern train. F_i‘0l_[\ here -they went to Picton, where the proposed new wharves will be con- sidered. From there the commission Hoes to Sydney where the station lately destroyed by fire will bo rs- bllilt.
A MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
TRURO, July 14-_-What ts consider- §`l‘l..$‘.l.‘l‘.l"“°l"‘§l’”°.l‘i°`li`l’° "°'§“.§‘°‘Z".‘lf » . 0 ou ore, e oln land. When near Follaiglfiake today iiwfke was sleeping peacefully when suddenly he awhkdned ind speing the llroad expanse of water grabbed his telescope grip and jumped. The train,-which was proceeding at about-. thirty miles an hour, was stopped and Bemiieid p_tcired up. When asked the caum of is hurry, .George ex- plained that hc desired to catch the "0ei.on_boat and. seeing the water. thought he was in “i-la`.llfax. He was taken ‘oil the train here and medical uid summoned, but it was found that assign li few scratches lie wasualn- ° _ . ...._._, _ _
' un lvl/l~v BF rn'l`Ivl='N iBAm(iill'1‘ or 'rl-ls' l.sAul<iRsH1P. _..._
nt the present moment hear a partic- ularly interesting aspect. Nobody dollllts that the Veto bill will become low. Lord Lansdowne himself has spoken on that assumption in- f»l18 111% debates in the house of lords. The ‘only question is .whether the lords will carry their opposition to the ex- tent of forcing a wholesale crealtion of pears. This _would bo a suicidal' Pol- icy, because, when the v6l»0 DIIIHPBHB'
tain effective power in delaying Aegis-V lation, which would be antiroly,'_l0st if tho creation of peers established a
por chamber. Hence it is almost the _unl'velfssl noplnlon that the lordelwlil. yield at the last moment.. -_ _ . - ' Tile fate of the unldniat partt lt- self, however, is M0110 °“'f"°95I“B than the fate of the veto._bll. After_ thi-se successive defeats at the polls.
'ins 'party appears to be torn by ig-
d sensions and from press 1:
t l i ' `_a`i:`riIe'i\i‘an?:es a situation exists-which
‘ls likely to end in an attempt to de-' throne Balfour from the leadership.
` 'nous 'ro 'run ' mminiiiililourlus nsimsr FUND.
` ‘v-4°-_‘I
'roi=loN'ro . .1niy~. 14 - oenmbu-__ none to the Pomuplne 'reuahgund received ull i0 lm! 'l’°"‘:‘ bf' alexander Laird at the Ca adlaly
l..oNnoN_ July 14-British politics
.ed, tho house of lords would st l- re»,
permanent liberal majority in the up-l
ablc for a small family is to let as _will he seen by classified ad. ~
Owing to~the big Saturday paper advertisers are requested to have their changes of ads. in not later than 10 a. rn. on 'Fridays to insure
inertion the following day. _
The schooner John Halifax arrived in port yesterday with a family, party on board. Her cargo included a horse and a large consignment ol lumber. The John Halifax is an auxiliary schooner, ' being equiDD0<1 with two gasolene engines. , .
The death occurred at the home oll
his brother, Albert Mlltch, Mt. Ed- ward Road, on Saturday evening, of .Charles Mutch at the age of seventy- two. The funeral will leave the resi- dence of his brother this morning at 10 o'clock. Burial at., Mt. Herbert cemetery, Lot 48. Rev. Mr. Harris-_ .on will ofliciate. _
is visiting in this city, the guest of LL G. and Mrs; Henry, Bayfield St.
‘ __._1__ -_ . a _r
_James Bradley, “drugglst of~"Ncw
York`,` is visiting his-'father James Bradley,-Chesnlit _Btreety-(ilty. .
Captain Louis H. Smith, of the
Salvation Army, --son -of-' Nathaniel Smith, Euston `St.', city, 'is~ home from Montreal 'lm a two weeks’ vaca- tion. ' ' '
_ ' ._l! ll1'.»;.,,__ A cilllision between two teams on
'
, .
who get little exercise, an occasional dose of
.system and clear the brain. A new, p
` - 25c. a box. If your druggist has
ve will m
.
BRAIN WDRKERS T 'I
feel better all round for
"NA-DRU-C0” Laxaiivcs
'lhey tone up the liver, move the bowels gently but freely, clearue the
leasant and reliable laxailve,-prepared
by s reliable firm, and worthy of the NA-DRU~CO Trade Mark.
noi yet stocked them, send 25c. and all them.
. _-,NATIONAL DRUG CHEMICAL COMPANY l t.. _ OP CANADA. LIMITED. MONTREAL. 21
‘I _'sl
Vownul Street. Saturday evening re-
sulted in the sml1shigg'of"shafts of
the one standing. The horse ‘attached to that wagon became frightened and
smashing it. The team which caused
Another confusing mixup in thc,
no noe to a lar e
reluctant ln expressing candidly their
ious and concerned people thronged the store and the sidewalk and street
It is reported that one day lust
week, two bullets whistled past ll. couple of the residents ol St. _~‘.\f:ir~'\s presumably fired by persons sholl-l_l1g ut clay pigeons in the near vicinity Citizens should take the utmost cure when using fire arms as it was only recently that a serious accident cc-
froln stray shots fired while ar. tur- get practice. ‘
The death occurred at her resi- dence, 55 Douglas Place at I-15 YES' terday afternoon, of Catherine Eld- ridge, wife of A. S. Prowse. Mrs. Prowse had been ill with cancer for the -past two years, and it finally caused her death. She was the adopted daughter oi' Henry B. Rob- inson, of Charlottetown, was forty" nine years old and was married thir- ty years ago.-Sydney Exe. '15.
At. thc Baptist* Church in this city
yenrgrdny morning, the Illev. Zi. L. Fash preached on the Union Of £110 llaptists and Christians in P. E. und throughout the_ world. In t G United States negotiations are n0\v going on between these two great re- ligious bodies. _ln the United Stal-63 the Baptists are the larE_€S¢ _0f-tl” Protestant religious denominations by 200,000. 'l‘lie Christians number nlea_:_r- lyj two millions. Throughout lit; world the mem_l_iershiD _0f_ the B“I’_t__‘Sd' uhnrrhns is_ eight millions. Uni ed with the (}hrlst.lan_s their wealth. Pm _ llunlllers would have even great/Bl' DF0 eminence. There was no R004 l`;¥_“5‘;:_‘ why these two denominations Ei 0_l11 _ not be united._ They hold the. ul; is mental doctrines ofI'_ I. Allgfaulf Lordship of Jesus (»hr1Sl'»i 2- 9° 'ute authority ofthe Word of Goth 3. A llegencrate tlhurch membership? 4. scrlpnlml llsptism _iw Immcf§i°'; believers on professioll of _their al _ in .Jnnng (lhrlst as their Dl=_l"S0M\ lo,,v|oln~; 5, Absolute Separation ul tlllllrcil :intl State; ll, Iudl§D€l\\l€l\¢5‘; of tllc local tlliurclii 71 Llherty "’ Conscience in matters of l~eli2l01lE IW' lien. with so lnuclllllst is vlta1f_:_p<l fundamental held ill common, r. l~‘ssll said there was_no reason why these two llenolllinatlons sll_ould “Ul- gpnnliily unite, causing great sav_ ing iinaliclally, setting flee men ant money for the more speedy 0V0“_ll'1‘ lizntlon of the world. In the eveulllg the sermon was oil "'1`ll¢ Prince Of the l`<’our Nalncs.”_:l‘ll0 liext “'35 found ill Isa. 9:0, ‘NNI H19 “mc sllnll he called Wonderful counsellor. 'rite Mightyfiotl, Tho Evcrla_s_tlng lfu- tllcr, The .Prince of Peace. I_lulllH* the titlcs_of lnau.V enfthly D1 IHCBS. each one of these four names meant very much. In a very llelllflll and 1"' nm manner the preacher explmlwii
their significance, Jesus Christ m_et eva.-y ennfntlnn reculeed 101” N0 Prince of the Four Names.
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l
:za special ti-nl.. will leave the city
at 9 ll. nl. for the Tunnel Park Runes at Cane Traverse on. July 19. Passengers from West connect at 'lilmersld with' the special from this nity, Trains will' leave for both Summerside and Charlottetown, after the races. There will be reduced.
fares from all stations. __'7;l.§_<l_\'3i| _
Bank of Commerce, made ii total oi $23,909.50. _ I This money was sent in bi' bill business firms, the stock exchauzc,| fraternal societies and D\`iV&f»6 lllfl' dividuals.
The city of Guelph has voted $500
to be sent to the central relief com- mittee. 'l‘he city of Hamilton made a cash donation of $1,000 and will open a subscription ilst. Lundon's city council wired the mayor of North Bay asking what provision and sup- plies wc_re most urgently needed. A vote of cash will also be made.
St. Catherines is sending $50.
"30 only left of the last shipn1_en of that special $2.75 dress sl:lrt,l good dssortment of sizes. Tonight
$1.08. ' 5o__y|1iile lawn walsts _sq mu PA oNs; 1-milf .
GAVE THEIR SKIN
T0 SAVE HER LIFIIIJ
.
_.__-
to health of the wife of a farmer of tho ,name -of Hawkey, after many years of sufisring from burns. Twenty relatives vied with one another in contributing a portion of their skins.
Two hundred pieces have been grafted from time to time llpon her body from parents, husband, sisters,
brothers. unole_§ cousins and others. The youngest the self-constituted martyrs was the 'ten-year-old brotller
Ling Laundry on Saturday was thel
in front of the laundry. '
The Summer School of Science,
and Province are interested, seems to grow in numbers. The problem at ,present confronting the directors, is, ‘how to accommodate the exceedrulzlv large classes. In several cases classes have been divided, the instructors given two hours instead of one each ,duy, this without additional renumer- |ation. (ln the evening of July 13th. a very interesting and profitable lec- ture was given by Dr. G. U. Hay ,of St John. His subject was “The wild
curved over 'a Summerslde range flowers of ldngland and Eastern 1Can-|
ada, contrasted.” Dr. Hay who is a. most enthusiastic Botanist visited England a few years ago, spending most of his time in the rural dis- trim. He utilized his time in it very close observation of the flowers of the districts visited, as a result the des- cription of English pln_nts alnd .flowers was a very vivid one. The picture drawn by him of ithe beautiful Eng- lish lawns, flower decked as they were, milde one very desirous of sec- ing just such lawns. Canadanot hav- ing the antiquity' is yet without these lawns, but the lecturer hoped that a taste would .he cultivated by the pu- pils attcnding the schools, especially the Summer School of Science. At the close of his lecture a numbir of pic- tures of the scenery and plants of New Brunswick were thrown. upon the canvas by the reflectescope, am- ong those was the picture of a sum- mer school party on the Scorecap Mountain in which two Prince Ed~ ward Islanders appeared. A hearty vote of thanks moved by Prof. Har- ley of Killg‘s University of Windsor, and seconded by Prof. Mclntosh of Ifllllllousie University, was tendered thc lecturer' by the clluirninn, J. D. Senlnan, of (‘burlottett3wn, and was suitably ilcknowledged. ...__
:: Go to Buntain Bell .°e Co for
Con.l:- ' - 6~26dti'.
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skin removed mul refused to taken on nllaestlletic while the surgeons were doing the job. He llorc the i'elllo\'.l| llcroiclilly.
"Visit PATONS great ]llIy sale HOIISF. FURNISI'IlNGS_Tlieir w prices will astouish you. Spec l prices on BEDDING, 'IRON BF.DS,Bl'§DR()OM I-<`URNITURl<§, Hull FL()l IR COVERING in carpet or oilclolh See their special drive oil carpet squares. PATONS.
‘ '7-lzdril'
BORN M _..._
AilSElAl.l.-~tlil July 13, l‘Jll, to Fruser (2. und Mrs. lilarnllnll, New Glasgow, N. S., u dallghter. , Hasl.AM~At ultlgilry, on July i.
1911, to Lemuel and Mrs. Haslanl, n. son.
of lo is
Dlao _ ~ ~
T
OOMBS-At North R-ustico, Friday July 14th, William Toombs in thc 89th your of his nge, leaving seven sous and two daughters to mourn. Funeral will be held at 10 a. lm., today, 17th July, _ _
.I On a Iloi Day l
Try A _'
Iced
Postum_
It is cooling, satisfying
and easy to prepare.
Make Postilm in the
usual way, and (directions on pkg.). Acid cracked ice and sugar and lemon to taste. .
Postuln is ‘really a food- I
drink and the flavor is
delicious. ' "
Iced Postllui qllenclies
the thirst and relieves fa
ol.the patient, who had a parrot his
l
’ special-(ll-'J'. lr. lvlclme on
I _ 7 llallyol _ llnungiiheral Gunservative Association
The openingllneeting of the Young I.iber:1l-Conscl'v:1tivc
'Association of Charlottetown 'md Ro alt will be held at
opinion of the management, and dur- now being held in Fredericton and in day- l I _ _ _ _ _ ing the evening large crowds of cur- which teachers throughout this city W§{._ M()RAN_ P_ (__ B]-‘\()\N]‘\;_
., .
becy-Treas,
two wagons. As one was standing| ‘ Y y ` _ uwf the Club While the cwpcr wus their newclub roollis Queen Street (formerly 'l he Union
paying ll 'brief c ll to some irisndsl _ - - ' _ ° ,,,,,,t,,e,. ,Gum d,,,,';e,1 up the ,,t,e,,,, ,,,lColiinler cial College Rooms) at _eight o’clock o1l_ the evening ll reckless manner _emi collided with of Monday next, the l7tli ]uly instant, at wlllcll :lil party
lworkers and the oflicers and collllnittees of their -respective
to-ned quickly rather slmrtly, sail-|polls are expected to be present, and which every Young Lib- .lenly sitting .lawn on .ir Sheff “"4 eral-Conservative is cordially invited to attend. the trouble was injllreli - much .noi-al Tile speeches will be short and spicy. The meeting will tha" the °*l‘°" l_’“f 1* W" “‘°'° g°°‘l be addressed by Messrs Nicholson & Lyons, Martin & Mc-
mune of much an yn g |_lock than anything else that prevent:-_ d I ,
number of customers of that concern.; ed more serious consequence. _ If€9.l1 _Htl Ot l€l‘S. - _ _ Many of the patrons were in no wise -- _ Louie early. Dont forget the dale-tins coming .\lon-
President.
7-r_qd.<in2i. _
V
_CIVILIIIIIS IIIII GUARDIIIII
` CUP BY TWO POINTS
((‘.ontinucd from page 1.}_____ _
points to overcome but in the final contest the Civilians held them down all but four points-but this was not sufficient and victory rests with the C. R. (E.
The interest in the contest, which
wus shot concurrently with the Cana" _dian Rifle Leaizue Matches. was wreat- ly enlivened by the generous list: of lprizcs offered by W. S. Stewart, K. lC._ the competition for which greatly stimulated the Guardian Cup and the Canadian Rifle League Matches. Rifle- men keenly 'appreciated »Mr Stewart's prizes and the benefit they have been to the past contests. _
The following are the summaries of
the different shoots and the prize winners: `
CIVILIAN ItII"I‘.l<l ASS(,lCIA'l‘lUN.
Longw orth 97
.uns llovll. lini-
Canada to Bristol
Less than six days at Sen. F.'1.s't-
est and nlost Luxllrioli.~:.
Sailings Froni Montreal
ROYAL ISIIVVA RD
ROYAL GI£ORGI'§
ROYAL l‘il)WARI)
ROYAL olaollelc
]uly 12th
_lilly 26th
August gill
Allgust 23rd
Ilyndman 50. Co,Lld.
Agents, Cllzlrloltetown, P. l"..l
5-godfnlwtf. 4
fsnrsreerr
was
McKay ‘.45 Rogers
Baird
F. Hutcheson . Rogers '
", Hrml' M. Jones A.' Weeks lvl. Moore
' _ 923
_ i'l‘H_l;, il. __ 5
- _ f" ' Scores.
Gr J, I). hlcltllc, _ 99 Major tl. Lcigll 05 Gl‘_l’. liu.ndl‘igull` - 95 lflgt' A. Mcllillle " 94 'lil' l~‘_ Kennedy U3 til' l<‘. tiollroy
l.t ll. N. rloilinan
tlillli. lt’_ (iill
Sgt. lil. llitfliie V
t‘ll|ll. ll, A. Nlcliinnoll
92 ill tio flu
Sli
4th l'_ A. W. S. Fltelvilrt Prize will-
Ilf‘l'N.
l'IltAN'|) A(I(lll_ltlGA'I‘Fl. or J. ll. Melllle' ` ' ' 'l_ Major tl. Leigh 2 Gr lt. Kennedy 3 tiupt Il. A. MacKinnon ` 4
_ 4TH ti. A. spoon wiNi~u~llls.
First.-Major' C. Leigh' 95 Secoudé-Sgt E. Ritchie . 9t\
Cape D._A._ McKinnon wins wllatever Prilc 4th (`f.A..g6t ill the Leaglié by milking thc highest’ aggregate for the four shoots " '94' 93 97 89-373*
95"' 94 .,4l
all Rlflmwnlllll' im) & llllv [o' so _ X4
Tile popular route between Qlicllec,
|Molltreul, Tllollsund Islands, 'l`ol'onto and Niagara Falls. Elegulltly equip- ped and thoroughly up-to-duto stou- mers, leaving Quebec' daily except Sunday, during May at 6.00 P. M.for Montreal. From June lst., until Oc- \t.ober 7th., daily cxccpt Sunday.
(`.onlmenc_ing June lst., stennlers
leave Montreal for Toronto daily ex- cept Sunlliiy :lt I2 o’clot~.k noon. l »I<‘or time tables und illl~l.llcr pnrticll lnrs write, '
M. P. t!()NN()l.LY,
tlellerlil Agent, Qllcbec.
| _. JOS. l°`. DOI./IN,
’ ‘ (l. P. A., l\lolli.l'cnl.
, 923.! OR
' THOMAS HENRY,
Traffic -Munagcr,
Molltreal.
lllili than dfnlwlili.
GRAND 'l`l`tUN_Il RAIL-
I wir srsulu.
ROUND TRIP IIOliiF.SI'Il~`.l(l€RS
ICXCURSION 'l`iLTl{l£'l`.‘§ lo \,Vl-slern lCanAiln vin Grand 'I`luill< Ilnulllu 'l`rai‘t Rlilltelo Cliicngo, elc, on solo, :l_ml very second Tllosdayllnlii $i»|vt.~nll>l~l gill. at very Iolv i'l\rer~‘..
'T1 ro ~l
: 'l`l-IE FINEST IfARl\lll\`(`» L`OllN'l`ll\'
IN Tlllt \VOI{l.I) islo llc follrlil illlllllg' ‘the lillcoflllo GRAND 'I`RUl\’l{ l‘.\('l
OTHER UIV.II.IAN bllltlltltlld WIt]Itl*}Z_
Walker 84
Menon. all Moore 79'
G. Love 77 rdon Worth 73l /Grey llc. R. Newsom W. Pattersoll l
sosegsmsw
PF-I
CIVILIAN W. S. S'1‘IilWAll.’I‘ l'llIZ§i‘!l
Grand aggregate-Otto Baird, $5, Civilian aggregate--'Otto Baird Winners of Sliver Spoons- A.
McKay. R. V. zllollgwortll, G. F. Hutcheson.
I _ HOW SHUI’ GIRL GOT A F()It'l‘UNl<)I l.oNiioN, July 15 -rnnlleln wllr-l
dyss, a_ girl employed ini rl imlcsw:-_ man in a boot and shoe 1-'zcrc in lilc- smnll town of Kisuiszall-is, in lrun i 'gary, has jll'st`inherited a fort-ills of- .$.130,000 under extraordinary cilulnl stances. _ .
Herr Croncy, an elderly lim-l~c‘:<.._
was among the customers st.t:.r shop, and expressed indignation at the small wages paid to her Resilriv he entered the shop to make solos small purchasers and said that hc in- tended to make Fraulein Wardyss
. - _ ‘ 4 Let g Qt.
L0ND0N__ July 12__what ,B penn” . . , . __ heiress to all his property. She laluzhi the~ h__m___t sk," gmmng_ _me on _,e_l “gm In the Way ' I ea, as she believed lil... ui lie lnoliyl l clmflonelowm
. ii h l . B t. i , 'l ll
cord has resulted In the restoration, “'|‘|"r¢’,_ g Rnmnl' " ‘ g,,,,,,,m,,,t)i‘»?ch,, gnffginigfl h,,,ri',‘;i,f|’f , ____ _,__ _ __ __ __
and laying it flat on the couinter drowl
He called two apprentices to sign it
A few inn te late H ‘.r y,
lil nlnkim: ll vlolont eflort to avoid rt
cd his heart- and fell dead On the
68( _1-2zd\vi`mtiSep lg. llc'
FIC ill the Provinces of l\l:mil`ob:l, .\ lwrla, und Saskiltcllclmll. I.)oscripii\‘c .ilcrature with beautifully ellgrnvcll lllnps and _lgiviillffilll ini`o|'in:iiioll about FREE HOMES'I`EADS and how lo obtain lllcm role, can be had :ll any G. T. R. Ticket Oililtc.
\.V. K. ROGERS, City Ticket Agl.
84 (lt. Geo. Sl. Cll`lowr.
lvlernnlsf ' ' - - su ~‘ "
piles s _,L-oi' _ ll;
.. ,\, ~nA|l.waY
The Way of the 0cea.n_Li
The <|iiicl<est, nlost luxur-
ious and nlost ecollolllieal train service to Montreal, Toronto and all Western Canada and Western ll. S. points.
Sleeping cur accomodatioll
reserved by wire and fllll par- .iculars as to rates slid con-
- ecti_on given oil application _
Il(
W K. R 0 G E R S .
CityTickct Agl..
8 Great I ir eS
L_. . _ ._
Im' I out n fountain pen and wrote a will 'IIIl'»» .THAT CIIEER
` Iallll- having' fflaced it in his pocket `
_ left. the shop. ' .
- -» iu_a r errtone
. l _ I '
llomlnon Blend Tea (Registered)
__ . `_ motorcnr in the roadwtly. overstrnin-. Ate y0l1 7
- ~ Are ou out of rl 7
c al P- o lo.,r.l- - Y I0 I i'=»"<»'=‘-»»'ff’~”~~»~f= "‘ r..-ll. :az ;f:.°.°I:.‘:.‘; i.‘:;‘..‘:;:".:,"'°.'.i‘;:f i ..».»»f1>°...f-lf.. i=l...ir»..' ,_,; »-__,»=,,_g,,_»»,___,
ooo. ' ' '
wlllput you on your feet.
f°llliii
» ‘ TIIIRD CABIN
cnlliiiifieiolriwlegliii Nirllaliin nl ull. ___
The S._$. Norllllllilbrrhllld leaves this*
i
G6|npany`s Wharf daily i xcepl Sunday it _ 3_5, 0',-|..rk s. ul. Rclurol g will Inav# pinion :lhuul 4_2.: o'l-.lorlc p. lil. _
l)n.~ing july and Allgnsl s|1ct°.if\l PX*
cill'-.iullil I0 l’ll'll|ll mill rrlurll every Weds in-inlay :uni h.'ii\lrdiiy.|{i-Illrll hire on ilu se days '.v'll lil: $l.5o illcllldillg Tea. ~
G. W. WAKEI"QRD» ,
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l"l'idliy :ll lloql\,.for llnwkesbui'-y, .1 llulfllx und l$o\-toil.
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lvirlou on Mllinl;liy,___l'll_ll_rsll;:gf_ Tod Saiur. tiny colllli-.l-l :ll li i nx or os oil. _ _
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Largest Steamers From canada
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‘|_AURf_Ny|C _Wl'1_I'lKll\f l.lleri.~i_lftf:r£ inscaurlc l.-'._If.'.’.‘.1.7.l.. "_l'l-.§_'...F'Llii.- lrsurosic "‘ "~ _ _ _ _ . lc A N A li A <.ii’.'2.‘.l.-f""”" °“b'" Rates, $90 First; $47.50 Second: $50 Trir.l Class According to Steamer.
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Spend Your Vacation In
BERMUDA
S\\I‘Il'.l II\' 1I0(lli 0L'liAl\ BREEZE- An nil-nl two. Trip to tho Most Delightful A 1 Snninler Resort in the World. livery oohloor recreation. Scallathlng in the
1-l|~ilrl-lo. of lurllllolsc \\'ulcrs_ lixccllcni fishing. l.50n llllo Superb Ocelm Vo!|l§o Ba 'lin-1 \l.\u.\'ll~‘u~l<:N'l‘. I-‘Af-‘l‘. 'l`Wl -SC EW
Transatlantic liner “0CEANA"
il,1r.lo ‘l`on.~l lllspl.\.rl-ml-nl; 535 ft. Long. l.:\rre\.l, i-‘llsli-sl, .\iosL|l.u.\llrlous and ullly '.xclu- .slu-|\ ~sl l'l.'l~si'il.<~:enl;<‘l' Steilmor to licl-mulls. No I," i or lr. il ill 4 irrll d on lilo "0c-cans."
Host cuisine DD i e A alll
].gi,..:\rlc frills in every room. .\innv sintcroommwlth
truss beds; sir. suilus-llc luxe wllll Hrlvnio baths: |‘ln:.=\. prolll<-llalle tical; ill illc wurl . tlrciiestrs. l`l'onll~\lsdl- lmllix-5. tiyilliluslllin. Wireless. 0'\lY
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l, I .'l~ -rw i ll il no K . Hrmml; 'jR(£§‘lli\r-l|ld|l\|; Short- Excurslnils, To llotelu. .\f.o., ut l.u\ve.ut Ilaias.
lp-nnllfllj ,bool lol. lllvluraryi-_, Tickets, etc., of In-ronlil-..\i|-.nil-~ mm-. no wwav. N. _Y.
Furness. Q Withy Co.,Lfd I
For l'lll\'re Direct. From Halifax
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S'l`..I0liN.H/llil I"AX,l.(lNI)ON SERVICE From London Steamers From Hallfll ------ Sllenuuiiozlll July lllh .lilly lull' _ (ilnnwiln July 29th .luly lntll. tvlii Pll. .Ioll|l`.~z N. F.)
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l\ul.:ust list hllolllllllionll August 27th ' l"()l\’. IIl\VHI‘l |>|llI'}L‘.’l‘
.\'l\<-llilllllonll July l~i|,h
From Liverpool hlteiilnsr From Halifax .Il|lli":~tll Almeiiuna July 15th .luv will . ,.l>urnllso July 29th ,.Iu|_\' 2tllIl _iv _|‘,~_\ hll>'l:.l __ Augllllt12\h Aulru.-lt lvtll »~ "A-lllleriullu August 26th
The above ntl-llnlers have a limited sc-
cominodatioii lor sal.oon.pasiisngers. Passenger and Freight Agents for the Allan bins Steamship Oo. at Hallfaxl
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RELIABLE AND POPULAR ROUTE Between Sf. John And Boston
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ClIAItI.O'l"I‘E'I`()WN T() IlOS'I‘()N First Class $l2.20 Second Class l0.20 Complete Wireless Telegraph Equipment CO/\S'I`\VlSE ROUTIQ
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ltr-Llirlllnl: ll-nv.-.4 Indio \Vhul~f. lloston.
Mondays, vVmiln-s<ln_\‘s und Frida `s ati! il. m. and l’orl.lun<i at 5.1.0 p. m. for Iiubec
Eullivorn ullri Ht. John.
l)lr.»r-t lton|_i-3 l.i~n\'i-.~i h't..lollllut 7.00 p.m.
'I’llu:~ullll'i-' l‘r|<l-l_\‘.< und Sit I '
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It lsion illrect. lt~-turllln f leave lndin Wharf Boston iii i0.liJ ii. m. ililintlnys, Mon~ tii;_ys :lllii '|`l\llri_~'li:\yi< for Sl.. Jollll direct.
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