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CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

TIME TABLE IN E F-'FECT MAY 21lt, 1917.

‘ ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME

Trains outward-Rea<l down Dail Daily' Daily Ex.S¥m Ex.Bun. Ex.Sun.

P.M

5.20 6.05 6.50 7.20

2.50 8.13 Emerald

P.M.

l.50 9.48 10.37 11.18 11.55

Tues. Thur. & Tues. & Hat. Fri. & Sat. ~

P.M. P.M. P.M. 7.50 9.45, 9.45 Dep, Emerald

_9_~£’__..19;'1*f’._ .¥_".~E0._A_'.T:, _(`.‘?l'F’ TEPY? 5"” . __“¥’P:._. _.i _..._ _.._, noir, ` Dany Dany muy

Ex.Sun Ex.Sun. Rl. A.M. 3.20 4.30 4.57 5.17 6.30 ""r’.M.

7.35 P-M. , _ 4.30 5.19 5.40 e._1s

Sat. 7" Dall " ` ` " 'W

~ ont, r:x.§nt.

' tsun.

P.M. P.M. A.M. 3,10 3.10 Dep. (fburlotte town Arr. 10.10 0.4» 4.25 4.55 Vernon River ~ 8.27 8.31 5.55 7.06 Arr. Murray Harbor Dep. 6.30 7.00

All trains unless otherwise mnrkcd run llallv, Sunday Exoopted. I

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4.00 12.15 ' 6.40 Dep. Charlotteto wn Arr. 11.55 11.10 10.20

1.48 7.40 Hunter River 10.46 10.10 8.50

3.30 8.40 'Kensington 9.37 4.10 9.05 Arr. Y Sumnlerslde De_pt._`li.1_0_V_V_§.4i_‘0;l_0____ .

12.20 Dep. Summer-eldo Arr. 2.10 Port Hill 3.57 O'Learv 5.07 Alperton 6.05 Arr. Tlgn ish Dept.

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7.00 Dep. Charlotte town Arr. 10.00 6.10 8.50 Mt. Stewart 9.27 Mor all 9.57 St. Peters

11.30 Arr Sour is Dep.

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AM - 9.05 D99. Ht. Stn war; Arr.

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10.56 Montague 11.35 Arr. Georgetown Dep.

Trains Inward-Read np. Daily Daily Daily Daily

Ex.Sun. Ex.Sun. Ex.Sun. Ex=Sun

M. PM PM. A.M

9,40 7.40 7.45 9.10 8.50

Jet. 10.09

8.50 7.54 7.05

6.19 1.17 5.45 12.15

5.35 3.56 2.36

Tues.

' & Sat.

P.M. A.M. 9.35 7.35 9.00 6.45

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Ex.Sun. Ex.Sun. A.M. P.M.

8.50 4.30 8.22 3.35 8.00 3.00 7.00 1.85

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8.50 7.52 7.28

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MSTURIA A ro lun swEo£u-.us luv

` 'l‘0RON'l‘0. Oct. lll.-~-- A utlll more agreement good there would have lol This mobilization will-. i-url-led out.. ,,9a,»QmuK “gm has been ¢|,,.0w,] up. be partir-ally 250,000 men called up."l'he Toronto man saw Sweden 711151' ‘on ,m_m melanoma and mi ,mmm Them mi he little doubt that . the ling with ifoldlery-the cwwlls 0"

- Kaiser though.; that, should he deem railway platforms throughout the

am “nk suppnetl in me hmory ut if iltlllifllblie. he could at any time br- country as well as lu the' city streets. S“'@dlB.u intrigue by u Toronto man. ins sweden to who lui-ther steps to on lntermlnglea with the light grey ‘V110 ill AUSUSL 1916. twice travelled join the central powers ln the war. uniform, with its trimmings of yellow the length and breadth of Sweden "ln return for this the Kflilwl’ SWF- Ind bnle. Travelling towards the on llllslllenl for the Russian Govern- nnteed that when he collected the Russian border, be naw the Chief

hlent and who came in touch at thu: lndemnltlss-which. ot` course, he movement there. New barracks WGN time with highly' authoritative source would coller:t-form his enemies. ilh-inbuilt at inte'rvn.'ls along ohh lin ' lild es of trnformution. ir-lutled Russia, he would' collect eno~ coming rll§llf",')"1l'l>'0 £0 l`-U9;-l`“ll§Pl0. W."

"Very shortly after the deelnl':l~ ugh extra from Russia or his other some distance betoifo lsppfgachimj,

U0" “lf Wm' ln' 1914." be said when enemies. to cover the Swedish mobl~ the border were ll'0I1l'h@B and barbed interviewed here, “the Kaiser' nladfrlizntlon. wir-5 enanglements. -' , . un agreemenbwitln the Swedish G0\'~l “This was at the lime that his Where Hspuranda in Sweden faces__ ernment whereby they were to mobo ltroopg were sweeping on to Paris. Toruee in Russia, across the border. me 0 minimum 01' 200-000 UDODH (bland lt was a forgone conclusion in there were for long distances back on large part of this mobollzation was_the< mind of the German Emperor that the Swedish side great lines of en- 00¥\C9H!l‘21!€tl on the Finnish fl-onli-,it was simply a walkover for him and trenchmente, preparations 0st,e'nslb!> er). This meant. that to make -ibela. matter ol’ collecting iudemnit.les."| against lnvasllon by Russia.

llliy On the battlefronl. and brought in ll few prisoners. There was consi derable artillery activity on both d

much effective counter battery work :id was carried out by us. , Z

A small party of South Midland D

Roux and indicted tasualties on the h Garrison. Another successful mid in la

flight north of l..ens_ 5

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JOINED UP

lFT0m "The Vision Splendid." by

J0hn Oxenhnm. Lolfdou: Mctllucn &~ Po.)

'Vhf-‘f€_iH sl1lhe1'ing in the heavens un

innumerable host.

Of the vallinnt and the noble ones who ` count the world well los-t, 'lilo Lortl of Hosts had need or them

lor' the work He has ou' hand.

Now, like the stars for multitude.

they wuit His high ronnnund.

l’lV‘fV.V |1101! and every notion. v-‘very

ltmtl In-.heath the sun

Has helped to swell that great or-i~;n~,

but nil in Him :rrp one; '

For the things that made for hatrerls.

Mill HIP things rh:|L made for wrath,

Pell from them as they passed Thu

Gate azd pledged their mln God-troth_

He is ranging, He is sorting them. He is moulding to His Wllll 'l‘bnl~ie wondoroun divers elements so

that each his place may tlll;

’l‘l|e Lord ol' Life His Kingdom claims.

l-Ile banner is unfurled,

Ile in marshalling His forces for the

conquest. of the world.

The Uaptain ol? that mighty host is robcd in stainless while. ln liis_haud' the spear of Justice, and

the sword' of Truth and Right,

He wears as crown a plotted thorn-

lhe klngllest' crown der worn,

And blazoned on llis banner is the

glorious (‘r-oss of Scorn.

All the dr-ar ones we have lost. are

in that host beyond com-pare,

Ile has called them to His battle that

they may His Triumph share;

And no man there but glories in the _ goin we count but .loss,- For they proudly follow Him who van-

quished Death upnn the Uross.

And the hearts. of men are stirring

now; they feel His Presence near;

Hts clnrion-call has thrilled the world

with its challenge loud and clear;

H5' the dim High Way of Sorrow. and' the clean reluctant sword. The Soul of Life is answering the

summons of its Lord.

Tll0UGll'l` BABY C0llLll N01' LIVE.

Doctors uid chances were :mall bs- caune of severe Stomach Trouble. but

.Dr. CaseeII‘s`Tab|et.¢ cured her. .

Mr. (‘orby, llarriston P. 0.. Ont.,

sa_vs:~“0ur little girl was weak from birth. and though we tried doctors'

better. Sho just lay and cried. and nelgliholml all tholurht we could not snve her. The lioctorn said alle had

vs were smal-l. Yet Dr. (Tar-seli’s Tah- letn cured her. They have been worth their .weight in gold to us. I don’_t think there is any medicine for child- ren like Dr. (‘asae|l’s Tablets."

A free sample of Dr. Clos_eI'l’o Tab-

lets will bo sent to you an reelslpt of 5 centq for mulling and packing. Ad- dren Harold F. Ritchie and Co.. Ltd., 10. M'Csut-street. Toronto.

Dr. (‘nssell's Tablets are the Bup-

rclne remedy for Dyapepnlu. Kidney Troubles, Sleepleszness. Anaorsla. Nervous ailments, and Nerve paraly-

cinlly valuable for nursing mothers

the prlce ol"flve,_ from Druggle-ts and

get the genuine Dr. Cassell'| Tablstl. Proprietors. Dr. Casuli's C0- LW

Manchester. E118.

U'00lls entered the enemyur trenches Bl last night iii the neighborhood of Q;

which we secured n. few Aprisonors, W was carried b _. Hi twinges The urine gets cloudy. full

y Our patrols were active during the Tal” 331:: :ar Back by rail south of Moscow and 350 mllee

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BRITISH BROUGHT BACK ‘used the city as a place of llanldb ‘ V

Pmsouens inent, st. Clement and .luiitlnlan ll.

’ -i i 'being two of the most distinguished

l II, E of its exiles.

LONDON o°t°h‘”` 17 “meld M" " st lwas founded b Cather-

_ I ’ ~ ‘ ` Seba opo Y f

shui Haig* "ep°"t f’°°°’ 11000000" '"1" . ine ll. in 1784 on the site ol' the Tat-

ln an airline nort east of Conetan

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With war-time prices so terribly /"4, /ff/' high for nearly every artiClS Of ` .;i" ' foodf 't- must be a_parti_cular-(satisfaction . to those who lovcffgqod;.col‘f'eeA to know .

that there has bccn no advance in the

. price of Red Rose Coffee for three years-

tn the sale of Red

Rose Coffee this year shows that the price is appreciated. 1

People everywhere seem to be using. much more coffee than they did before. ' - Red Rose Tea is economical on account of its superior quality-but Red Rose Coffee is economical both on account of its quality and price, a combination' hard _ to maintain in war-time.

W Red Rose Coffeés ,

. I

mass u l

lf you must have your ment every tlnople across the Black Sen”~U B l DUTCH CATTLE 5MUQG|_Ep

av, ent lt but flush vaur kidneys

sided Asgiged by cyearel. Weather with salts occasionally, says a. noted

utborlty who tells un that moat

I orma unc acid which almost paraly

s the kidneys in their efforts to ex el it from the blood The' become

rs, tongue is coated and when the

medicine and other things she got not

stomach trouble. and that ber chanel

and during the crltlenl periods ot llte.. Price 50 cents per tube, six tubes lor,

I-ltorekeepern throughout Canada_.| Don't waste your money an tmltatlonr

k el'ef b tllm . d

To neutralize these irritating acids.

ounces of .lad Salts from any phar- macy here; take it lablespoonful in ll glass of water before breakfast for ll few days and your kidneys will ‘then ct tlne. This famous salts is mad;

timulate' -sluggish kidneylz, also '.0 neutlzllize the acids in urine. so it lm longer irritates.. thus ending bladder ` weakness. ` .lad Salts in inexpensive; cannot lln-

cscc'nl Iitllill-\vnter drink, - ,

Harbor of Sebanopol Averages 65

“Sebas-topol. with it population of

opeau war, was one ot' the principal seaports ot’ South Russia. It enjoys the advantage of an exceptionally line harbor, the city being situated on u

western shore of the Crimea for ay distance of four miles. The average depth of the water in the harbor lu 65 feet and vessels of sea.-going craft can anchor alongside the sllore.

“With the exception of Petro rad

and Moscow. teh name of no other <-.lt._v in the Russian 'Empire is r » fam- iliar lo the average reader ap. Sehas-. topol because of the' great siege which is withstood in the (‘ri/mean

ilsb and Sardinian allle.- sacrificed 80.000 troops before the g~Iu<~e fell af- ter 349 days of 'trerolc l'eslst.ance’. In that memorable eleven 'nlontlls the Russians lost. 120,000 men and it is aald that when the victors entered the city on Septenlbor 8.1855, there were only fourteen buildings which had not been seriously damaged by the shell-fire ol' the 800 cannon which had been employed by the assailants-. At the beginning of the struggle Seb- nstopol numbered more than 40,000 inhabitants; sovdn were after the war it had only suceeded in recover- ‘lnz to they.-itentot rl rnonuimlon 01 5,700. "Everywhere the v.i.sit.or turns in Se- bastopol be finds rnomentoes- of the great. strudle-~m1li»€\HD@)t SH-1400195 und monuments erected to the de fenders, most distinguished ot whom was the great engineer Hodeben, _who designed the earthwork dellfeucea and who directed tlw RUSBWH f0"°°5 untill severely wounded lnhortly be- fore tllf- clly`s fall- .

--A<~,,~0,,., the my to the north is a

treeleau plain. ln .th-c midst Of Whlcll lie- the Russian cemet.er¥~ WMV” 10°#

|000 soldiers are b\ll‘|9'd- `

“’l`here. are two famous battlefields

in t,-be vicinity of 8ebastopol-lllk6\‘- man. tour miles 10 *"0 9”"-» *"0 B°l` aklava, eight miles to The 11011111-GM!- ‘H Wm, on fhgge fields. immortalized ini 'lwiglnili verse that llwmvlt “"3"” made by the Russians to ralso_ tht hinge enrly ill the conflict. ‘ l "'rwl'» mile-fi south-went or Sebafllw pol are the remains ot the fell-lv!-

l als. and for weakness in chlldren.Bpo-,gy-eel; r-,tty of (ilmrsonesus. f0\l“‘\°d

bv a Dorian cowl!! lil '09 “nh cm' UQ", B_ (~_, no the lut survivor alu- otlg the Greek city lull-9°' lt W" for manvcemnrlos the contre ot trade ln me lliulne and only begun to decline when £110 0°”°°'° "‘d°"

`|-qgtrlcted its commeree.The Romani

RUSSlA'S BLACK SEA PORT' ‘

Geography Bulletin

HE WAS FAR~8|GHTED

"re"-1 ‘md "erm the” 3” “ff” i.ii.“,2;”{."l.1'.’.‘.§“l?..°..‘i?ll’.i§“.‘?i.‘i.‘{.'3“§ 323.2 U ml 8' dun miwry 1” uw kidney re'g` one with another concern when his Belgium, where before the wnr there

n, sharp pains in the back or sick . ' ~ eadache, dizziness, your stomach °";gl°yt°" ggkedegégl ifvxsrkcoulzll “pg wa., no such ma,-keg _

re y o mm

H lied ‘Il lea da would

be difficult for me to e rea y

tarts last night says: V al, vman of Akhum._ it |s 955 miles

- . 1,.

out V us ‘hnmg e ot sed'innent, the channels oftenget _<W°°k”' Mt I mum be ready in one L

re and 1r‘rif,afed_ 05115135 ygu 1,i,‘W§‘°k 5h°"°~ - _ Tuesday u. Hoorendonck merchant

How’s that? asked the employer.

I’ 1 fW0 01' I Pee 6# “Ping ' .. b ight F3 muggled cows. Theore-

e night - _ . Well, in ope week I can finish do 01 " S‘ _ _

. . garden work.’ was his answer but if vious week 36 helul crossed the fron

I is l th week more de

,O deanw the kidneys and Hush on _ 101110 0|! 009 _ _ .tier between Nispen and Womo at the body‘s ur-lnous waste get four mf““" “'°f‘ld b° “shin m.e,,im°Td0`the same time.

middle of houset-leanin. ~- he Christian Herald.

"l dcnehhad to go out collectiu’ fob

do missiolmrv society." explained the

tdfmllhlgdo:vli:£a’i§?,1,?nin:m¢;_?,l"m "`°l°’°‘1 W°m““ Wm W” Wanted the fault. il' we allow ourselves to been used for generations to flue-h and' mr mine housework' according to

I-lnrl-is Dicks-on.

“But l have work for you to do.

and you need ull the money you can net, \\`but do you get paid for col

lure, and make; ll :le-llghtful eft'er~'1‘¥l'l~il1i€'."` asked Mrs. Dickson. \.

“I d0n’t. get paid." said l\land_\'. “l

only get what l rollectsf '

FOR THE FALLEN.

l.llllrel\l‘e Tllnvon in Atlantic MontlilY~

Feet in Depth of Water l' * ' - '

With proud thanksgiving. ll mother

her chiidre

l'0r 1 ll.

77,000 before the 'outbreak of the Eur- . England mourns for her dead across

the sea,

Flesh ol’ her flesh they were, spirit ol’

ber 8lJlrl»t.

Fallen in the cause of the free. A

deep bay wmv.-li cum into the south-'Solemn the drums thrill; Death aug-

ust and royal

Sings sorrow up into immortal

spheres,

There is music in the midst ofdesola-

tion

Anti a glory that shines upon Our tears. -

They welll with songs to the battle,

they were young,

. Straight of limb. t'r,r\ of eye. steady

and aglow.

They were staunch to t he end against

odds uncounted,

war of 1854-55. when the Fl -ncb, Eng-i They tell with their faces to the

_ foe

They shall grow not old. ns we that

are left grow old;

Age shall not weary them, nor t he

'years condemn.

At the going downof tho sun and in

the morning '

We will remember lheon.

Thev mingle not with their laughing

` comrades again;

They sit no more at Familiar tables at home; '

They have no lot In our labor ol' tho

daytime;

They sleep beyond Engianths foam.

llul. where our desires are and our

hope profound,

Felt as a well-spring that is hidden

from sight,

To the innermost heart of their own

land they are known

All the stars are known to the night.

P Atl; "N !

That, tswvbst tem-‘Bok don when

applied to n cuter scratch. It also stops the bleeding, draws out nll the soreness. md itnslly grows new

skin ovér .tho-injured part.

Mr. ctor Llwson. of'M|.grath.

Alta-. writes: "I -scratched my bond badly with n rusty nsll. Tho

wound Ypslned terribly until I sp- pllod .hm-Bok. but this balm ended the pun almost ss soon as applied. and healing soon followed."

Zum-Butt ls lmtlneptlc. and pre-

vents any possibility of festsrtng or blood-poisoning. It is equally good for ocsomn and sllskin trol: hles, chronic sores and piles. All

. deslers.or Zum-Buk Co., Toronto.

50c. box, 8 for $1.25.

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INTO BELGIAN TERRITORY

1~m;'ME"5n,°o¢z. io.-According

to a Rosendael paper, the Grondwet attle rnnrket now exists at Esscheu,

200 beasts twice weekly 'change

u _ . eather ls- bad YOU MVB ¥‘l1°“mMi" weeks' 8 rep' ' fb d tin two hands, all smuggled from Holland.

arge profits are realized. last

succumb to that temptation. is not the fault of others, but our own_

Their fault, if they have purposely

tempted us, is u separate thing, for which they alone are accountable, but it does not tend to lessen our trnntb gresslon.

Our violation of what we knew to

be right. was entirely our own doing, and we alone are res.ponslble“fol~ our gullt.lness_

Sometimes we try to decide bet-

ween right and wrong through reason instead ol' through conscience, but this is ii mlstnke-conscience, not ren.~=oll, must ever be our guide.

For our resolve this week. we will

take this subject.-new, yet old--a ref solve to reason. out' individual av- tinn-_ und to recognize that today morc, far mole. is required of us thrln ever before.

THE FAULT STILL OUR OWN

We may have been tempted, but

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