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` QUEBEC, Nov. 21.--(Special). - LONDON, Nov. _ 21.-(Special).-At » NEW YORK, Nov. zl.--(special).-, It in a pathetic mistake to accept drugs or nlcdl10I,i¢

» _ » There are many sides to the charact- the Scottish Horticultural Ahsocla- » Dr. Frederica A. Lucas, director of mixfura when "arg,-° ¢n,v“ n°||y|`g]|m¢nf to repair

,__ _ .

' The new Federal Income Tai Law contains pro-

` _I Q' ifl'si6`n`s 'of' great' importance to C lnadi an holders ot

'Borda 0i"Clll\¢¥'i_>l_>li'gations of American Companies.

" Wé__l1ave made a careful study of this Act ard `

` sh .ll be very glad to advise such holders as to the p'o-

per rourre to pursue in other that they may be en ill=d ,

to the exemption provided by this law.

All enquiries, giving particulars of securltlesheld,

will receive a prrmpt and full reply.

F. B. McCURDY & C0. _,

A Humber; Montreal Stnclr Exchange. _

1-ing-evmllitar-y-msn he knows some-

I _

_ |64 Richmond St, Charlottetown, P. E. I. 1*

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, "blow-avdqvs nobody \\ ants sb div g~nrl~.

Cold Blast Lanterns

_ Every man who buys a Lanier n is looking for one that is easy to light, to trim. to clean, tu iil‘; one that 'can't leak nor blow our, .1 Llntern that is absolutely reliable and perfectly safe. Sales are “easy and r f en” when you get a Lantern to ill these requi- emenrs

Every La.ntol'll tllut l-.tual is out of our stock is Gllaranteod as to uia.'erill1 and \vorkmunsllip, and ro stand the test of wind and storlu Each l.l.nl.orll insures per-feet uolnbustioll. and pqrfect light in uny wind: 'l_l»-llllars ure ea=ily expulloll for lighting and tr nl ni ng; Foam. llollls slllflleisllt wil to burn 21 hours: Lift, easy to operate :lull cnu't got out of orrlor: Top, drawn from ll. slngie piano ot ll<~.rvy tin is :etljong and water- proof: Bottom, l'll~4tpl'oot' ll-nd non hal: lhle: Globes perl`ectl_\' glillrded und will keep toil - satisfaction guns _with ovory sale. We Carl Also Supply

Glo`Jes_ ..... ...... .......‘......incl '/.1-nlots Burners..... ...... . ..............irldoz¢».lozs Wicks .......... ............ .. ... in xrlfslols

WM.STlllllS $0N&MUllHOW,LTD., into -_ - riatlrax _ - luis Eastern Canadfs Supply'Ilous¢

2796-l I-zzME1i. _

may ' _

Real Estate Versus Black Foxes

The Black Fox lndustry has proven to he an exception-

ally good investm nt, but well sellcted Real Estate is bevler hrcause safer. A fl o o»0 fox mtly die or escape, but R.al

ar ot Mr. Armand Lavergne, and be-

thing about llags. at the sitting ot the Legislature recently he drew the attention ot the members to the tacti that the Union Jack, flying trom tbe‘ central tower ot the Legislative build ing, was upside down. Mr. Lavergne expressed the opinion that as the, minister ot public works had replac- ed the Canadian ilag with the Union Jack, that the Jack should_be given the consideration ol being properly flown. -~-~-~-

The incident c!‘Baf.€d amusement., which was increased when Hoo. Mr. Tuschereau replied that not having acquired his military knowledge in the Balkan wars, like Mr. Lavergne, hc was then posing as an authority on flags, but that as the question had been raised he would look into the matter.

HOUSEHOLD NOTES

Hats of ivory white plush, trimmed

with white or brown skunk tur, arc the vogue of the moment.

The little hat is the thing, posed

over one ear, reaching high in H cur- ved, turned-up etlect on the other.

The bodlces of qll evening trocks

are as delicate and sheer as possible, Tulle over sprlggcd net is iirat in favor.

Linging have no place in tnshion's

scheme. The ahcerest of nets, organ- dlcs and clliiions are made up with- out linings.

The top boot. is the sensation of

Paris. It ullowa the shirt to be cut up, bccnllsc, with the boot, which reaches to the knee, no disclosure is made.

(Joflee is rr tnlrly good air purifier,

and n littlc of it burned on hot coals will purify a sick room und do away with bad smells.

The chic, lollrz-belted, loose-I-of-.\'cd

three-qllnrter coats worn over tlounc- ed skirts zivc somewhat, volumionoua uroportion to the dainty wearer.

Tailored suits display lr' half-

slrniqht., slight-draped skirt. Home simply hnva the wide pocket-eflcctell lli“l~l and show a clinging fashion

ubollt the hem.

All Investment ol

$296

will now buy for you a most desirable selection cf sccui lies- comp'l~ing a $ oo de bentlre o‘ a gr: at sc- el and

Estate in acity which is incl-r-w~ing its population at tht. rate of l4_oco per \eal' and which has a buidtng p'og»am.ne of $12 out-.ooo. this year cannot rlenr-C ate in value

Nearly all great fortunes lllve had their basis in Real

Fstzre. This has been t~ue in all rountrles. il is now especl ally tfue of Canada. “fe buy at rock bottom prices, and rn »kr; a specialty of sy ncicatiltg large properties You can get into one of our Syndicates nt 75 p c less than you can purlhas: a portion of the same, cr rl similiar property from the ordinary lot vendor, and then uc stay by you and make the resale, so that you know where you are gf-tting off again.

We now have a Syndicate in the process of formation

that already has in it many of thr best financial men in both New Brunswick and P. E. I. The property is a quarter sec- ti~-n in Rr-gina, the Queen City oi the We~t 1t_is situated West of the three mi‘litm dollar Parliament Buildings and the G. T. P. million dollar hotel. This qulrter section has al- ready been subdlvided, and as soon as the remaining shares are sold we shall begin retailing the lots at double our price ro the Syndicate. The Syndicate who purchased the adj lining property made $200,000 for the shareholders.

Cut_out; the attached coupon, alld nlnil it to us today.

KEIRSTEAD & MERSIIREAU

. Investment Brokers

75 Dock Street and Market Square. Box No. 322 St. John, N. B. Sire: '

Without committing myself in any way I lleslro to know more

about your land propositions.

Na.mo.~..............'. .................... . .. .

coal comp .l.y, a _loo p cirr- red share of a large public corpofalitln, ani ll 5loo pre- lrlrrd share ofa well known industrial cor cern.

$59 no down will secure his seltcti n on our Partial Pa< ment Plan and $29.60 monthly lor eight months wi l glve vnu complete owner- ship Dividends and interest will be cred tci Wolfe you are plying tor the securities vlole may be hal at the sau e rate. Better pin this ad to your l tt r ani mail to our Halt as office for booklet and fill particulars if this ::eTc:- tion.

Members Montreal Stork Exchange IIE'D 0tI"|CI1§-~IIAl.II"AX Also at St John. Montreal, Fredericton. New Glasgow.

. B D Rogers -Representative ' |66 Richmond Street,Charloit¢town

2280-10~25VIstuestt Address .. . ..................

l\’uf=» Kitt Ra"-

- . """_-'."'_...'.."""'”"”"' ......... way Compjny Important to Fox Meri 7p. c. Preferred Stock

For past three yiars earn-

There has been an enormous demand for Mr. McCread_y's ings after pgyfffg Bond' 1nt¢,_

1 . » ‘ ’ li ‘ ‘ ` d ` HISTORY ard REVIEW :.t.:”;:r.r::;=.;:.r;;; 1;

OF Till: :wer ture; timeiadgltlgteild Non

. . a 1- -1 » 1 oetrenf teen' 1

.F IND (ff Flarnltigs for nine months this

year show z8_ p. c; ittcreasr- compared with same period last year.

Pallvcn EDWARD ISLAND

Indentsw are being attended to in order rectipt, but

some delay has bien unavoidable owing to the unexpect ed demand. _ ` _ _

All deslrious of obteinlil copies of the itllportarrt

pamphlet should' send their ordlrrs it once to the Guardian Oftice accompanied Cheque _tot $5.50 _ for which Ioo copies will betorwa ed; or $4 oo for which 5oo may be ob la. ned. A

Charlottetown Guardian

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Pricé dit application.

1 ulrlllt

so ritual Wutina sl. St. John. N. I.

Oats (white) Outs (black)

straw (Der ton)

Hay (per ton) '

Eggs (per don.)

Butter

Uhicaen (pair)

Geese (each) Fowl teach) Ducks (ea.)

Potatoen (per bus)

Turrlipa (per bus)

Cabbage (ea.)

Hides,

Pelts

Caltslrins beet \1o.)

Beet (quarter)

Pork (lb)

Sausages (lh.)

Codtlsh (lb.) 4

Corned Codilsh tlb.)

Lamb (lb.) Itilltton (lb.)

lleets Onions (lb.) 5 Carrots (doz.)

Apples (pk.)

$10 to $12 25 to _za 25 to 2s so to $1.20

$1.40

60 to so

30 to 35

6 to 8

11 to 11; 50 to 80

10 to 16 8 to 10

B.) to 11

12 to 15

v-»

9'!-?:c=c:\

12 to

10 to

15 to 20

ing purely a rumor grown into a re port. 'The mere fact that no word'

`since August 20 do-s not alarnl me. I do not believe that the Kllrluk was equipped with wireless and it would have been an easy matter lor Mr. lstefansson to have gotten out- ol touch with civilization.

“On previous trips. lvlr. Stetanseon

has been lost to civilization tor sev- eral months and there is no cause tor worry because of his silence ot two and a hall." I Assistant Secretary Sherwood, ot the Museum, said: “Mr. Stotansaon knows the north; he has had vast ex- perience as an explorer, and is a man ol resources. So are his associates. Il I did not hear from him lor a year I would not he worried."

“The report of the probuble death

ol rltefunsson and his pnrty on board thc Kurluk wus brought down from 'thc north by late-urrivillt; \vllnler.=, lwllo told of raging storms ravaging 'thc Alaskin const. Tho Kllrluk took \\ h l food and miscellaneous el-

Pumpkins 25 to 50 Squash (ill) 3 Rabbits (pllir) 35 to 40 Wild (lease (en) $l_00 to $1.50 Plltrillgc lnuir) 05 to 70

LISIIGSS, Btlttktltlltl illlilllltn

Made Bright and Actin _

ly Dr. Mors|’s Indian Hoot Pills

""\-`l)\,/`,§ Many l growing

' ‘ boy or girl in acl

down as constitu- tionally alow, stupid- br lazy when it is really \ question of

~ inactive bowels,

il 1-9

ll.

$71' lazy liver rr nluggiah

4 , .

kidneys. 7 ' ' The growing

_ __ ,` ' cllild,_wirli ll hearty _ .___ appetite, certainly

7 °` QQ: cannot long remain g " healthy and bright ‘- _gl ; if the lewen ofthe _ , borl_v,' the bowel: A ti ‘_ and the kidneys,

are choked up with impurities that

-- In lun #ln Guo mould be thrown

-/Int Seo/ilu.

oil* promptly.

The muddy complexion, dragging

limba and dislike for-_ mental or physical effort allow plainly that the child needs Dr. Mor|e'| Indian Root Pills to ltii up the liver md kidney: and regulate the bowels. Dr. Muni' .r Indian Rui' Pr'//J do this moat effectively, cleansing the

the digestion and giving plenty of life. and activity. At upon the education obtained may depend the success in life of/your boy or girl--see to it that the general health of the child il meh that study is pleasure and not I hardship.

Made from roots and herbs by W. H.

Comstock Co. , Ltd., at Brocltvillfe, and wld by all dullen ar age. a box. 5

'ith e' . ‘ . r

‘llipmeut to tide the explorers over tr lporiod ol' two years, The vessel ia in | conlmnnd ol Cuptaill l".o).lert Blwtlett, iwllo commanded Rent' Adtnirnl Pul-

fry’s journey to tile North !'ole. Bc- _

isides Captain lil~..'tlctt und First _Mute Anderson, tllerrr is a crew ol itwelve. The sclclltitic department is irepresollted by tilteell rncn, incllldilla' illiumond Jenness und I-Ienri Benuchet nntllropologists, Kennet ll Gordon ('llilim:ln null John llutlles (fox, goo- 2_r.>lpliers; Burton l\\<.l'ton Mc(‘,nltllull, lnctcorologist, and Dr. Allstar Forbes lMcKuy, surgeon. 'l‘ll<; expedition wus fitted out by the Uunudlul: Govern- nlcnt ill the hope that it might estno lish trndo mittee and discover copper deposits.

_.?,`i..._.__

HOW RO(`,KEFELLER S'l‘ARTl<`.D

Upportunity! Four dollars ll wcck wus the salary John D. lroclrcfrl er received for his tirst, job in Cleveland just 58 years ago. l-_Ie was t uid this for alcting as assistant bo~_l'.l.ecper and in three years wus advanced to the post of bookkceper and crshlcr. Mr. Roclreftllzr’s llioglywpliv tell.-l that in those curly days ot low wrlges :mtl hlnrd work hc was navillg ll little money, although he never faled to he rl contributor to the church and other deserving clluues. Today llo is one of thc welllthiest men in thc world. The story cl Ilia life rcvculs u. trying ox- uerlence in establishing himself ill thc oil business. Many questiollrd wheth- cr it could he established on ll ner- mallent basis. There was doubt wheth-

whole system, purifying the blood, aiding [ther the supply of oil would ln-st and Lv. Ch'town Lv. Ry, Point

8 00 a.

whether there would he uutllcirllt uses for it. The recollections of Mr. H'ockl’cllel~, published sumo time ago, uhow that. llc hull _thu eourulzc to take n.tlvmltu.|.:e of his opportltity. 1-lc risk od all his little saving-s and all tllut. hr: could borrow. ldvolltllally, pluck, pelsistelluo, industry and courzlgo woll Lilo dl-ly. Tllcre in it lesson ill this for volllll: meu w|lo~nl‘c com-plnillilllg of the luck oi opportunity.-Leslies

Presents

A lot of new silverware

iust received at '

W. Pzlttersou’s

Cor. Great George and

"Money Advanced” Against approved

lllaclt Fox Co Shares A. J. Estes' & Co

- Montreal

Business evabliahed six Iyar:

Stock & Bond Dealers

K . _ l _ _ _

h h Owitig to lll health I r ffer at l ~i~ ._ .___'_= _ ' liroul Montreal lfrom Glftown

Vale Sale my farm of mo ac" _ Fllrncsi Wlihy Q C0, IMI 'l`hur.~'»llay, 'l`llur:<dlly, ii T" .~'§

Farm for bale

about one and one halt miles fron

Iof the beautiful Montague river.

Buildings consist of an up-to-date

and well fin shed dwelling house, large barn, Modern hetlerv, and other necessary out buildings. Two pl-imp: at house, Brcok running . through farm 60 acres clear. ' re- lmalnder co ered with a valuable _l grontll of mixed soft woods. Quan 'rttv black mud on farm.

Orchard of lzo trees tearing

in a good state of cultivation.

Apply to the undersigned on

premises, _ _

» D. M. CAMPBELL.

664-»z_rr-r4Mr5,z‘:,D.-c6El 4; 21,5

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Notice ol Meeting

dlB»h- Glhibit Will D0 H862- of the-tour schooners in Mr. Stefan i{./

ll' A <

Corrected sort e_yery_Weduesday and 1-{er,.,¢|,¢\ Inland lag, in Augu,,¢~_ ‘ af forty years

a ur ay saue. _"__ .-'hue whole thing strikes me as bo- f. .~_..w».r 1....,-,... , ,_ ,_ _

:lon meetlng at Edlnborough a gold the American Museum 'ol Natural" - -

medal has been awarded tor the Brit- History, doubts the truth' ot the ro- wuted Indy and futon the vigfni °f health' _

lsll oolar_rr__nla__lr_l_nt__arull>l_l;, vznégll al- ' por: from seattle time zneemembars For forty years the best physicians have relied on

so tooa e ig es awar a 9 ex- 'ol the Arctic luxpedltlon 'neaoe,d b * ' ' ‘ . qty' . Qr: hibition ol the Uorn Exchange at vilhynlmel- rltetansson have bcei the wholesomt? pfedlgested noutnhment m ,suit snnlueln and the gold medal or elle lose. EMULSION which ls totally free from alcohol or op

Paxton society at ouester. “inet us wait tor further p t _" . _ . -

The ,ruins n0w.,,,,,,,g ,,,,,n,,t,d ,,, _he mm ..be,o,, fommg an;°cg§§u_ Scott’s _Emulsion sharpens the appetite-~re_ news the wllseum ln; Bristol and also at than as to me proltllole :are al nr, blood-nourishes nerves-strengthens b0n¢8 _..Bng_1 , Bolton and nowiek. 3 meianason and those with mln, 'l he ' ' ' _ " . msn? ,_ Mlmzt? Ag,,c“1t;“_:;_|,n0ry M pummhed ___ not accumm restores the courage of health to make life bnght. _ (_ ff; __ H00 t’ 911206” U V0 il! 1153 0 fur. Rudolph H. Anderson, the zoolo- ._ I ' ° 4 , to attend 'pile annual *show ot the R6- gist, was not with Mr. Stetansaon ' ,ff sua" s Emulsion set, In achon ' _ IP.

rel Horticultural Society at West- nrloaru me Karla; aa rua report the very forces that promote - minister in Decembery where a Cana- rays, but has talren the Alaslrla, one ‘lf ___‘ health_ hs pqrity, __/_I \__`\_ _ /_gp in

' “'*”'*-*-°-*‘ ' ll ell _ .1 mf, h . richness and strength ' 71 f ' -

onam.o'urm'1towN uaaxnrs. _llsfrrllfwagelwille lille sriifsmon gale; _ ha, ,faod the te" ' 7/ 7 A

"““" ' proceeded to the east after visiting " "

' I" \ ` ‘~’,

r-tr lo ` - -t

UPSIDE DOIlN TOUK MEDAL 3TEFAtt880|i LOST ...

“'50 t° “'50 has been heard from Ml. rltetansson _ _ ' '-i " -'I

STEA HSIIII’ SAILINGS ,

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¢ ___ __

XMAS SAILINGS ifivel'-lPooL B00k “Lall1'et1'tiC" NOV. 22 F5312 i'»ll’l‘lf§..°“'

N 0 W _ _ From Portland. Me. From Hallax. N-8. for the “CANADA”.”. . . _ _. Dec. 2 Dec. 3

“MEGANTIC” . . .

_ “TEUTONlC”. .

(4 6 it 7 “ is “ 14

"ARABIC" . . Dec. I5 `(uos1l>'r3'.'"~l....) to Queenstown and Liverpool

Apply lo Railway and Steamship Agents for our ,____,__I

VVHITE: STAR-DoM|NloN»-tweraszror up

OFFICES AT MONTREAL. TORONTO. QUEBEC. HALIFAX

-»‘-.'~‘.

Agcnt, W, K. Roger-S, (‘i¢y_ __.:_. 15.2,

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I. -_I _ ' “_.___.z§! :.-

Is a Popular \/Vfly to Travel

Y "V “ vw /_,Lp

.\._. __ ...__ ,__ _ ____._

“Gone roulusi” F' tf4ll`?NlAl2.l€1I\2-N »

tt;">;f1»%:f.,';PA_¢ ; I tic: »

Tourist Sleepers-light and niry. with big comIortnh'P berths, nccfmlmodzl-

ting two ad_ulu~l, ildcsired-are carl led iruul Montreal _on Ea4r."l‘rqnu¢ungmpnr- ul hxprf-nn l‘{alns for points ln Wnatnrn Unrllldrl, iirltluh Uolulabla. ilnd gn the

`_ s

I acltlc bon

Nor. as luxurious ns the Palace Sleeper, but they moot the rcquirolnbntu oi

a superior claus ol patrons luut all woll -and ul. lltllt thu oust. ti

ECONOMY AND COMFORT COMBINED. W. K. Rogers local igrnt.

W. ls__ii7iiv‘/'i't'fl3f'l'3°.";"i»:."fi. .~. lt, .~'l' JOHN, N. ls.

.lf

'1 4.00 p. lu.

Commencing Monday the lird. of Nov.

ernbor the ~ S. “l\'orthuu»berland" will leave Charlottetown ut? 30 o‘olockA. t\l Returning will leave Picton, N. S. ufror

dllr H0011.

G. W. Wallelord

Manager

Ch’to\vn,

October 1l0th. lllléi.

Till/IE TABLE

Rocky Point Ferrv :ltr Hillsboro will run as tollowal-

7.30 a. ln. .

0.00 a.

lll.

Ill

6.80 u. m.

9.30 a. m 10.00 a.

11.00 ls. m. _l1.B0 a. 1.80 p. in. 2.00 p. 2.30 p. nl. 8,00 p. 8.30 p. m. 4.00 p 4.30 |l. nl. 4.50 p. ln,

SUNDAY 9.00 a. ln. l0.00 a.

l2.45 p. nl. 1.00 p. 2.00 p. ln. 2.80 p.

4.30 p.

Ill

ll]

UI.

M. MURPHY Mgr ‘

\4nu%MH

Mvntarue. Situatei on the shore of’ STE `M§|“p UNERS ‘

Frou. London Steamer From llalitar

Almorinna November 20th "henzmdosh November 26th

Nov. ulth ltalllnhanuock December lotll Dec. Ind K lawha Dccc-m ber 22nd Dec. llth Sheila zlionh January .ith

From Liverpool From Halifax

Durango Ntwemlwr 27th

Nov. 25th Digby December ltltb Dec. 5th Tabasco llocc mbor 2'ltll

f `t. I l. l a ' _ res about

Grafton sts! Irxlulileiirszagtjio ;;.:Scc|em.ed_ The above steamerl have n limited au-

' ' ' All fetwerl, mostly with wire, and eommodation lor saloon passengers. and

Freight Agents tor the

Allan Linn Steamship Co. at Llalilax.

FURNESS WITHY 4! tio.. LTD.

Agents. Halilnx. N. F.

, | , _

M°'=f°s“=- P~ E- 1- au. rlllf. war or mrlnlt

Eastern S. S. Corporation INTERNATIONAL LINE

WINTER FABES

‘St. John to Boston... ._ ....$4.50 S'. John to Portland.. ._A 00

` The general Meeting nf the Pro- §¢;|¢ R0°m,_,_, _ ___ ,_ |_00 vlnclal Silver Black Foxes, Ltd., anne. s¢.J°lm as un rl. al. lgaadnr wlll be lata in me amd of 'race IK,°.§‘.,‘2,°;,‘33',;.,:.';‘.’. """" ‘°' "‘°°"

.aooma clmlotlelown, on Thurs- ,,l},;§_f;_'_°5,gg;'_1_1,?_;g*ggldwggrgfyq-*gg

‘day evening, November 27th, 1913 si A. . aaa Pon and ¢ u n. m..`Io -lt eight o'clocl|, for the cle ctlon of l“l}’X‘l‘g|I';;‘.}”°§"|‘3l`g‘A§f§'5B;"133°}_‘,'|1i§_ 9;,-"1, directors and the transaction of °°[‘;3'§§_:’°*§.'r°`°n“k§§'°'{*v“,§’;{‘° ,1.fl‘;_d§§\; such t-mlness as shall regularly };hD;r;:;y_ as s-umm at tv. m.lrm CUUC b@f0Y€ il- - `lfo`r uekou, literature and nntonnattua

G 1)' DeBLO[S anplx tp legal ylprhsi' ageag. Baggage

_ Montreal. Toronto. Ottawa, . _. _ __ N _ ,hr M mar _

l99t~!0-9ME‘if» _ _QueIl¢o, Ualillx, london, Eng. ` I 2638-ri-l3Mr3,r9,a'E;?le‘ary' Mn.Irli’?%r{‘€‘l'l§,¢‘;,f'°;§_};?'A'

`the arrival ot' the train from Halifax due.

" » _ ~";§f,;. :_

The Charlottetown Steam \

Pavigation Company, Ltd' ' ~*

Charlottetown- Picton servicf _ OYAL MNL STEAMSHIPQ

_ _

._'fL)..

l.lvi:lu>ool._

e ol.asoo‘1.‘~ \-ef

25th November. '

' Christmas Ships'

I0 LIVLRPOOL

Montreal and Quebec

II AVRE. Q. LONDON

I Weekly uailinlrs until

- “ Il? :di

-~ 5. 'E

sn. 6 nec. vlrzlnlll- .. .. ,uhll"._l¢”' Wed mlrec lun-r ll.._..__~'I» John

T0 ll-\VRE Q. LONDON -' "

fhu.Il .ec :l’-rmarnoia-n..Sl.Juhn TU GLASGOW

n. loc » lun _ :Une class (ll) \.abln Stoalnnrs.

For rates, and lull émrtleularrl. lpply W..K ROGERS, 'lty. _ .lr

ll.o.a ALLAN __-_

2 Si. Peter Street, Montreal" ""_‘ "

n _ f

oouul; srrlusulr___

Service for season of l9l3

S. S. Tascapedia”

22nd. May, 29th. May " 5th. ]\1ue, I2th.._lutl<: _ iglh " 26th. " _tl-tl. july tolli, luly » lnth. " 24th. “ _

“ V 7l‘lt:` Augtlst August, :_-lst, " .

gtst. mth,

C0.. LTD.

Dec. 19th Durango .lmluliry Ilthl

28th. xrlll. 25th 9th. 2 ml. (itll.

October x6 .

Sltllllxlcrsidc and Picton.

“ ` fillih-I Sept.

Sept cull rcr zftllh. _f-_:f ‘ ‘

“ sudo Goh'

, th “ '

November, lgtli __,

calling at Gaspe, Mal Bay, fdrce, f-

Carvell B.;-"ost __

S.S. "Swansea lraderil

Furness Line ~

Coastal Service ‘_ _ _ Ll I

sails from Halifax evetyTllcr_ida'y`_I_. morning at seven o‘clr»ck, and its due to arrive at Clrarlortetown on , Wednesday evening; calling at ~'

Canso, Arlchat, Port I-Iawl:es_b,§ry_,_ , ‘Summersicle and Cllnrlolterow `, =‘

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