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RHEIHS, France, November 21- lhour, when a squall caught; the asm-

Twp aviators were killed today, one, _ p Andre Frey, at Rheims, and _ the i a she-rl? turn, and dashed it e other, Sub-Lieutenant Laurent, 5' t

liftampes. Frey was well know _ both sides of the water. He 'dk third in the international aviafdoii race at Chicago, in September of t

year. Today he was undergoing military training and had just

finished a regular practise fight. He stopped his engine at a height of

about 800 feet and planed down

henntuuuy until within 159 _feet ol the ground. Then, suddenly; the right wing of the monoplane shot up _and the machine dt-upped to the _earth. Frey was badly crushed. The `cause of the accident is a mystery, as the aeroplane had been thoroly

tested and was apparently in perfect

condition.

Lieutenant Laurent and Sapper under advisement by the license com-

Chanu were making ,. iltghg usa; 'lnilllllil at a lpeed oi dlifmllesdn

plane as the Pilot attom ted to make

ground with tcrriilc force. . _ Bl' “UNL :bllt_. Chanu escaped with

LICENSING CITY HOTEL.

MONTREAL, November 21- The

Dominion Temperance alliance, thru the medium of their secretary, John R0l>°l‘ts. presented strong opposition to the granting of a license to the new Ritz Carleton hotel, which is now nearing completion. The 'Ritz is on = Sherbrooke street, ln the midst ol the principal residental district of the cltv» and promises to be the most elaborate hostelry ln this part of the country. The matter was taken

missioners. - _

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.- 1 ff-' -ol" *f-'f-'i'f-'- -'f f 1'-' -1 '-'- s

` ._ Fllrlllsiied

TEMPERANOE ALLIANCE orrosjii.

ight luiuries. ‘ V ‘ .-'

DAILY

5-;.‘:'.

IS.

As A

PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND ' 'railway accommodation will speedily ‘ pi./lpn-'ro mvr: rs. disappear when we have the promised

- ' Car Ferry.

In the Gulf of 'St. Lawrence, iii- But with that thought come the

teen miles at its farthest point from fear that' our Island will become too .the mainland of Canada lies the much a part of “the modding wor1d's henntirni Isinnd, Prince Edward. lslroble strlle.

As a place to live in let us look at . E. PEARL HOPGOOD.

it first from the standpoint oi the Malpeque.

farmer. ' o s s _

In all parts of the Island farm pro THE P. E. ISLAND CAR FERRY.

duce of any kind will grow in abund- -- gn¢¢_ Now in the west wheat ls thc Glancing over the newspapers one staple crop. In Prince Edward Is lilly. I _l10ti°°d ill 011° Of *Mm that land ii one crop .does not do well the- the present Government is nronorllls farmer has something else to fall to construct a “Car F€l`l`Y" t0 °°“` back on. We are not in dread ol llect Prince Edward Island with the ea frosts or c clones here to nollllalld N0 doubt this is Dllc Ol

One cent per word first insertion in this column. half eeni per word lor eadiconiimlstion. Coal must accompany order and five per conf ilia- count allowed. Minimum charge Twenty-five cents `

N M """`""""'""" ' 'P' I_"'" 7'” ' "Y-T

i AGENTS WANTED i' siiiir

‘ --i»- 1 0 W-“f‘f'l`ED- A YOUNG MAN UF_i Eastern Trading Co., Elzrsiira., will' ability and character to travel uii_ he received ,mm November 15_ A,,_ |

__:»__ lv. E. I., for one of the best known, my to F_ S_ McD_,,mm_ S0u,.,s_ F 1 ,'- ' , Life insurance Companies. _Permau-_ u_5mBu_ ”` ent position to the man who makes ,_ - - '

Hcununinuclnssirinn dns”

good. Salary and expenses paid

Address, Manager, Box 446 tlhaif

5. » » , » -'iii' ' 1°¢*“f°WD~ 1"‘M*"' sAi.Es:viEN 'wAN'rEn'-Nom Exi>E~ 9,1-' f i

.,,' 1,

|si~1Al.E HELP

w"N ’A1§56N`wB6f

pital a cook. Good wages for one

_ experienced. __l__l-_ll lil Etf

WANTED-A KITCHEN GIRL FOR

11-12Mtf.

Queen Hotel. _ WANTED, A GIRL. APPL

Y AT EL-

_ don I-_louse._ _ _v __ WANTED, A GIRL FUI( GENERAL

housework. Apply to Mrs. J. C.

Sims, 279 Richmond St.

10-2lMtf.

V _“role sAi.s.________

1=lnNb` ` “Fon” sAL-E"lG‘HEAP.- APPLY 44 ..Y'fi‘f"<.f ?3€!'?°F...~....,. 1l'2‘-?»'.“5il"1- sou sAi.E-snanss IN THE BEL-

mont Black Fox Co., Ltd. For full information apply at once to S. A.

McDonald, city; John B. East. Royalty, and Sam C

11-19 M Fltf.

BUSINESS STAND AND STOCK

for sale, is situated in one of the very best sections of the Provin_ce. For further particulars apply to McKay & Kennedy, Bradalbane,l’.

11-15M‘Etf.

FOR SALE, COMPLETE SET OF

office fur-

~nishments., etc, outfit of the late Dr. G. I. Moore, For further par- ticulars apply to Dr D. i Roy,

Dental Lnstruments and

Andrews,

ralg, City,

li. °

Fraser, Montague, P. E. I.

________ . _ 11-zglllinao. FOR sA1.E-s'ro`RE“" UbUN'rEu, »flne hardwood, deell, rich orna- 'ments. well finished. Length 10 ft,

Width 2 ft., height, 3

Will be sold at a bargain. _Apply

ft., 2 in

"Advertiserl Guardian. i0-"l5Mtf

FUR SALE-432 ACRES, 360 CUL- tivated, balance wood and pasture, Modern house, furnace nnd gas plant. Good buildings mill water-_

For price and terms address W Bollington, Mayne, Manitoba. - f ll-9MES6iDrl

MALE HELP WAN FED

rience required. Earn good wages while learning. Write toduy for list of hundreds cf positions now 0l>c'n paying $1,000 to $5,000 a year. Address Dept. 570, National Salesmcn’s Training Association, 156 Yonge St., Kent Bldg., Toron- to, Ont. 11-11MS4i.

1-" --rf ~ _ I TEACHER _WAN'l`l'Ll»

LEARN THE ndnniozl Tnniiii.

Special rate to our Opening Class. We have opened one of the most- up-to-dnte institutions of its hind _in America: Write lor pnirticulgrs. Modern Barber -College, 62 'St Lawrence Blvd., Montreal. 11-13Mtf.

_ . l . T0 LET I

'ro 1.1-Yr-s1x~RooMEn`"rENEM'Eiii‘

No. 27 Bayfield St. Applv 114 Prince St 11 221vl3i d

. _ -W .... _....__` .BP :

HOUSE TO LET. APPLY TO W. A. _Qliy,__Ga5j.olvn.___ 11-19M6ipd TO l.l11'[‘-THE PROPERTY ON

Eust0n 1 ‘ Street; known as North Bnk.ery,__with shop, dwelling house, bakery and rstores. Apply to Doetur Alley. ` ll-18m6ipd.

TO LET. DOUBLE OFFICE IN

Prcwse Block, Sunnyside. Rent moderate. Possession at 'once. '>Ap~ ply to Browse Bros. Ltd. » 5. _

' . 9-liilllti

~ ` ._ I`. ,l 7.1

_ WANTED ~_. i .

PORK LIGHT, MEDIUM AND heavy Pollltry and eggs and butter. John Hopkins, pork packers, St. John, N, lt. _ 11-22M25i,

WANTED, A POSITION AS ASSIS-

tant book-Keeper by young mun. References. Apply at this office.

11-21M3ipd.

WANTED INFORMATION AS TO

the whereabouts of Martin Tobin, a mariner, born in P. E. I. about 70 years ago. East Boston Savingsl Bank. East Boston, Mass.

11-22M2iE1ipd.

S20 WEEKLY FOR FEW HOURS

work taking orders for Cut-Rate Groceries. Redpaths granulated su- gar 4 cents pound. llepresentatives wanted everywhere. Outfit free. The Consumers' Association, Windsor,

_ Ont. 11-23Mllp4<l.

w'.i`rl1"rE`nT-'rwo Goon BELL éoiis,

BUSINLSS 0l'l’0l( I UNl'l`lI!l3__

EUROPEAN CAPITAL FURNISHED

for attractive enterprises in all sub- stantial lines of; business. Rall- roads, Tractlons, Water and Elec- tric Powers, Irrigations, Timber, Mining, Agricultural and Industri- al. Bond, Debentura and Stock ls-

hnre as elsewhere. He can if he wishes get cash for his goods, and

goods. The school-teachers might complain for while other wages are

rising they are siill forced to so or- der their fin‘ .1 as -not to find themselves pure d by creditors at the end of .the This is why so

letter paid but _do they not have larger expenses and greater hard- hips?

Fox lndustry which promises so much for n"r Island financially.

Taking all this and more ll space

pern-itted into `»_conslderation, who would not enjoy _Prince .Edward Is- land as a home? A `

Even any disadvantages the Island

may be suffering 'owing .to lack of

N .» 1 .

fly Y 2

damage om- c,-cpl what farm” mn ‘he best movements ever proposed in complain of markets when he gets lBV0l‘ 01 lille Illllllldi Bill Wm b° 5" siityifive dents n bushel for potatoes immense advantage to the slllnrillx and gmy ¢ent5_(0,- oats, Then we and trading interests, which are car- merchant can get along just as wel' ried on to such a vast extent be-

tween P. E. Island and our sister Provinces of the Dominion.

now some 0| our lslann firms ge( I have no doubt that the building money orders from abroad for the’r 0! this "Cllr F0l'I‘Y" Wlll00Bt&VB9f

sum of money, but what of that? So long as it will benefit the Island .and also its inhabitants, as it will save a great deal of handling. For in-_ stance, il a person was going to ship an article elsewhere it would

to the boat and secondly from the boat to the train. This, therefore is a very incommodious and expensive

many go west; . »v|-'ya tx-'ue they are have to be transferred from the train I

s I _

Neither must we forget the Black Wal' 05' “Porting ‘md iml°°"°‘“?

which, I think, might be overcome by the building of the “Car Ferry" which I know will prove most benc- ficial ‘in most cases.

It wil save time, labor, and money

and willbe an able support to the welfare of the Island.

ADA E. GORDON.

Georgetown.

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' HOW IS `I’l'?

(Continued from page ten.) progressive twentieth century when able intelligent add progressive eom- munitics are? substituting bridges and tunnels for these relics of n past age? '

It was s. good idea of our present

government at Ottawa to vote money for permanent highways. What bet- ter route could the western road from our capital take than across s bridge at Brighton and up the Ferry Roux to Cornwall thence on west by the much travelled Tryon Road? Hav- ing no benefits in this large and im- portant section of Queen' County, from the railroad, our otiier roads should be good and as short as pos- sible. These are some of the thin s

Sllerous and worth while for our

Yours Truly

CORNWALL

UIlISI)I(l'l‘ION 'l

made a motion in* court to-dny call-

ing in question the jurisdiction of Elie Wreck commission in the case of e above vessel. The vessel ran ashore on the const of Newfoundland, there-

ALBERT MOOT ELECTED

MARITIME PRESIDENT.

TORONTO, November 21-Adelbert

Moot, n leading lawyer of Buffalo, was re-elected president of the Unitar- ian-conference of Middle States and Ganada,_ at the closing session ol the twenty-eighth , conference this morning. Mr. Moot has held the of- fice of president f_or many years.

The results in the mid-term ex-

amination in political science have been announced by the Faculty of Art of McGill University, Montreal. C. S. McKenzie and J. W. Mc- Kenzie, both of Prince Edward Is- land, secured first class rank with 75 per cent marks.

that malfe our city and country pro- ' HOCKEY TROUBLE

trouble in the Quebec Hoclicy Club

A FARMER Goldie Prodgers and Eddie Oatman,

prominent players had signed with the club,"Brltish Columbia then ol-

volllls men to Slay bv the old form- QUEBEC, Nnveinher 22- 'rhern is

OF THE [ered more Quebec did the same

WRECK COMMISSION and they signed ngnin. British oni-

umbia again raised and they ac-

KQ'U.EBEC' N1°v‘ 21'_Mr' Pentlaud' cepted Caplas was taken out for

. (f., counse for thc captain d ._ `

officers of the steamer Bcngorc Heitd, the" arrest mid for money “dvanced

and they paid it back and left for the West.

fore, the counsel claimed, the Cana-

He also cdntested the right of the" dian commission had no jurisdiction. commission to interfere with certili-'

r soc-cf. Sizes mngc from

de The coxpmission might make

enquiries into accidents in Canadian

ADVICE TO GIRLS.

"’ ‘i“° STHAIEHTEN Yllll lllll

waters, but the British board of trade -- “:_‘;;‘§'i’;:_'}ed“‘;_th",‘;ltY °"°" “"3 “elim” No Headaclfe," Billousuess, bad

y ' _ taste or constipation -by

Mus. HETTIE GREENE ` m°f11lllS-

.Victoria Hotel. 11-15Mtf l

sues Underwritten, Purchased or

_ .._!.|.@-!-;4.."_'~9_\!§___

MARRIAGE OFFICE, '26 YEARS

established. Describe yourself and one you would marry; we will send you suitable description free. Well- man. 304 West 27th St., New York. 11 23Mli d.

__o__. -.'Hl’

WHEN YOU WANT TO BUY OR sell Foxes, any kind write E. W. Douglas, Stanley, N. B. Bloomsbury St., London, England.

.lg 11-zzinszasi. ll-°-=d=' rr. “ 1 I '

Solo. Properties purchased for European Exploitation and Invest-; ment. Financial Undertakings of all. sorts handled. Miscellaneous coin-_ mlssions and orders, of all charact- ers accepteddor execution in any European country. Correspondence enclosing full details at first writ- ing invited. The International Bankers' Alliance, 14, 16 & 18

i\ i

Child's Companion Cottages* and Artisan

lnfsn\'s Magazine

l - . . .

» euouvng Canada '. , . _ _ |__uo ~~ Boys Sem! _ .< .i s oo

1912 NEW ANNUALS 1912

Boy's 0wn,bound,Il usiraled $2 oo Chatterbox . . . |.oo

. . .5o

. .50

2.25

' A ' Subscriptions Taken

Subscription taken at publishers prices for all pipers and M lgszlnes

Pill-rs furnished bn application. Hur news counter is kept well supplied ullh me but M sslnes and News pspersof En land and America. Spec~

Isl D ¢¢n_tmts to Eleqgyhdfl, Sunday Schools ami! Teachers and low prices to all. Co ence solicited.

_ _wills Rosas ascsivs rsoii rr A'rrsNrioN -Slice ;esr _ on will pni than may lui uni-

llnilnl,

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814.19

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Girls Own, bour.d,'flllus°rafed $1 co Sunday al Home _ . moo Chi.d's Own Magazine » -35 (hlIdrcn’s Friend . . -5° ‘ Good Words . - . 2-0° Pansy, bound in boards . 1 0° Sunday . - . . I-00 Cllums . . . . i-75 Sunday Magazine . . 2.25

lsshsllsn I lisilansrs

the world, was seventy-elghfi ' years old today. Its no holiday, tho, she declared at her square little rosewood deski, the head of Wall street. Why should I take ,n holiday, and wastes Whflle <18-v to be born on November 21st, _1ss4 'r _

dealings. Don't forget to be chari-

laws of God,_ _

SHIPPING NEWS.

-Echrs. Daisy, Sgeel, Picton; Edward Grover, Bennett,. Picton; Nellie Reid, Held, Pirtnu; J. H. Ernst, Daley, Norlh Sydney; S. B. William Aitken, Lourle, Pt. Du. Chene; Schrs. Bessie Jennex Richardson, Sydney; Baltic, Boudrot, Picton; Bona Fides, White, Sydney; Minnie E. Moody, Vanember, Pt, Hastings; Doris V. Myra, Cor- kum, Perth Ambov, N. S.

CLEARED, Charlottetown, Nov. 22

his

Clocks

would make a decidedly lprsct- ical and pleasing

We are showing s very good

display new in scores of differ- ent designs, and sf- lrselivs reliable

. i si. l~i.nn...~_i» nnnim

Are you keeping Vyourbowels, liver

NEW YQRK, Novemmr 21__Mr,,,_‘ and stomach elean,‘f-pure and fresh

Heine Green, the richest wennnn in ‘With Csscorets. or merely forcllls a

passageway through these allmentary ‘or drainage organs every few days with Salts, Cathartic Pills, Castor Oil or Purgative Waters. 1 '

Stop having a bowel wash-day. Let

Cascarets thoroughly `cleansc and ‘regulate the stomach, remove the un-

Mns. Greer. consented tn dictate ni digested. sour and lamenting food series of dontfs for girls. They are 1. and foul -gases, take the excess bile:

-Don't envyi..IlEi’t~.fail to go to from the liver and carry out of the church. Don' 'ic at in' your business' system all the decomposed waste

matter andpoisons ln the intestines

table. Don't,fnr5ct to take a lol. of'_ and bowels. exercises. Don’t'|forget to obey the: A Cascarel; tonight will make you

feel great by; morning. They work while you sleep-never gripe, sfcken or cause any inconvenience, and cost

` _*' only 10 cents abox from your drug-

ENTERED. Charlottetown. Nlll/~ 22 gist. Millions of men and women.

take a Oascnret now and then and

Stomach or Constipated Bowels. Cas- carets belong in_ every household. Children just love to take them.

- . \ :~

-Schrs. Milo. Gannon, Halifax; M. __ _ - Neuie Reid, Reid, Bruin; pusy, steel, f '-sg; I R. °

»Pictou. ' ‘»._ I - ' _*A it' , 4' 'I

) '

» ~. - 53*

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Fancy . 5 / 3 ""*~-.»-.--'~‘l!.|'|

c i /

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never have Hesdache, Blllousness,-_ coated tongue, Indigestion,- Sour

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_._ ke;-__ .___. ,_-métiain __ . _ :*_i'._ .‘.1;,,;,-»‘ ,<¢_ __ _ ~, ._

corvriaur -`...n - ‘Quo gg g1Qt“¢\ S G Q from Llvohoel Mello? _ fromlsllf

D A ll "lift P’ -_ _ " N » \lll‘:‘\?mtfP an ity#/#U5 3” Nov-Ist Altlxizla NTL

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The Kind Tllll’ #l~s~.-‘~.`oi1il'°7e,§;__.»r\¢gin9_ _1i>f"‘Hll.’§l:. l ..-~'°||"» N- B- _ _ _ ._ n.....a

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Ladies' Sails $15.00 for $9

We 1 have - goo

lhio-.igh the ladies

suit =dep_artm_e_nt

laid 1 fo oneside .5 ` cdd suits taken from tl e regular stock. In. many' of these we have only one suit of aslze, bm all made in the ses- son’s slyle. Now if you vant one of these ata bargain, be on hand early to day, as we have de iiled to clear tlxelot o' t at the regular sweep-' ing discounts. Every sl it is absolutely gush amend, good fitting and

» ,uplo_date. in every ses. ., _

\ if

32 l_o 42__lmst.' §r1".§,o for 7 98,r5.oof r9.98.13 H0

for i i.t;5. _2o.oo__for I I~`7,_3. 24 oo or x5 ooetc.

s; 22.00 mr 6.98

- miutle room on the second floor. \

‘l'L'l-_'Elo We have gone through this department to day and we find that we have 46 coals that we waht to clear out at much less than half the regular value We are going to be frank with vou and state our reason for clearing them cut at this low price These coats were carried over frorn'last season and you will noflce that the sleeves ure larger than worn at the present time, but in many other respect-mln: coats are similar tofhose worn this season. Some of them are made with a military collar, others with the roll shawl collar and made from tweeds and beaver. The regular price of these coats are $12.50, r5.oo, 17.00. 13-00. 20 00 and 22-00; Ally coat in the lot while they last for $6 98 They are in sizes from 32 to 42 bust, and in the

» » Xmas' Novelties

at 25c to $i.65 each.

,r _

Fancy Sleek llollars

_ in the very newest New York

i<leas,put up in individual boxes A very complete assortment

” Chcmisetles

in while and ecru with the yoke

Our Christmas novelties are C°lll1l' C0ll1blll¢d at 55° I0 35°

arriving here each day. We have each' _

just opened up a lovely assort-

uient o_f ladies collnrs._ Robes- pierres in black and white. 'lhe Yoke sells with sleeves and very newest thing onthe market. yoke made from allover lace at Alsocollar and cull sels. some $1.25 per sett

decidely new at 65c to 2.65 per

Scif.

All sorts of new bows, diller-

ent desigus from 25 to 6oc.

Fancy Collar Pins

just received at 1_5 to 4oc per setl-

manufactuies a large shipment in all of the new styles and

' shades. 1 V

the very newest thing in while and ecru, _

the largest leather houses on the Continent,a very large shipment of leather belts als: elastic in

Neck Frilling

We have received from the

_.Wide Frilllng for Cuffs

Bells

We have received from one of

fancy web, put up in individual boxes from 25c to r,5o each,

The value of a l>l’eB¢_l`1Pf»i0ll, is~l10*

what you pay for its compounding; its tho good it does the patient. Your- cannot get betterprescriptlon ser- vice than we provide. You can feel sure about your prescriptions if you

bring them to Jamieson, Druggist.

11-'IMti.

"The biggest range ol' ladies' suit- ings you ever saw on P. E. I., is shown bby l). A. Bruce. 9-20Ml.i.

"Over .500 selections of ladies’

sultings und 75 in coatings from which to choose at D. A. Bruce.

i _ ' 9-20Mtf.

"Fall ,styles are ready "-and we would like to show you what we can ‘ do in the way of shoeing the chil- dren. Golf Bros.` `10-21Mtf.

“In buying shoes_‘for childrein here parents have unlimited variety froni,-P which to choose. Goff Bros. 10-21Mtf.

‘See the list of savings that

you can make hero ln little things-smnllwaros section of our Weak ond sale ad. Moore G McLeod ll ZZMZI.

"Our ‘big over Production Sale be- gins Friday 9 a. m. Come early and secure some of the bargains ollered in men’s and boys’ clothing, National Clo. Co. ll-22 Mtf.

CAN TRACE MONEY » - _ _ TO HYDE POCKET.

NEW YORK" Noveinnir [21- ' 'ii G. nbhin wedded ni the :uni nllldrf hier clty,.chainb3rlain Charles HJ-Illda'

city deposits forced ~t_.h_e Northern bank to loan the Carnegie Trust com- pany $1s0,000i when the latter in- stitution was about to collapse in 1910. Robin himself guilty grand larcency in connection with wrecking the Northern balll. and in the Tombs for several months awaiting sentence under supposed promise of immunity, ls the largnt state’s principal' wit- ness against 'I-Iyde, charged with ac: captlng a bribe as s, public oflleer. Altho Hyde'| ‘counsel moved - ` .for quaslifng the ' indictment on i the ground tl1at`_~no crime was charred

me ii. w uni iihnw-n that my

sr » A ' 'Z

. i* 4 J .. sim&isA.nh»ih

3 I

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Mormdo mending yarns a qrear.

DID ball of yarn In black tan, whlte.or natural. vary speclalat 50. each. Moore Q McLeod

I I-22M2l.

“Week end values ln the House

Furnishings department-good roller towelllnq. l7 inches wide, very special 6 l»2 per yd. Only I0 yds to ouch buyer. |vlooi'o& McLeod l l-22M2l.

"Boy’s clothing nt lest than cost

at the National Clo. Co. 11-22 Mtf.

-Qli Charlottetown Steam Nsvigs

O I C I lien Company, _l.umf¢d, Char- ‘ lolfeiown-L-Picton Service ' I 'Change of Time.

icommencing Monday the 4th of Nov- ember the S. S. “Nortliumberland" will laavslhe Company‘s wharfdaily, except Sunday, t7.3o o'cloclf, A. M.-Return- ing will (gave Picton after the arrival of

1 srslinsnlr sdlliuss.

du. rue ‘war sr wlim

Eastern S. S. Corporation-1'

INTERNATIONAL LINE

WINTER 'FARHB -_ ',

St. John to Boston ....54 4 St. john to Portland.. '..'i._..4 Slate Rooms .,,.»,..,. ..._._...$l0ll

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