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Change _in Time

On 1st October, 1014. the following

changes in trains on l’. E. I. railway will take plncc:~

Morning train will leave Elmira at

5.25, Souris, 0.35, Mt. Stewart, 8.80, ar- rlvo at Clmrlottotowii 9.30.

Saturday trip Elmira to Souris and

return will bo discoiitiiiucd.

Morning train will lciivc Georgetown

6.30, Mt. Stewart, 8.30, itrrlvc Chur- lottotowii at 9,30.

All otiier trains will run as at pre-

sent.

District Passenger Agont`s Ofllco,

Charlottetown, Sept. 28th, 1914.

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island City Painting Co

Contracting Painters _'

House , Carriage and Sign worlr..

203 Karl! St. Phone 280-I.

F. L. WALLER .l. A. DOYLE 3~.6-5Mtf. -

AUCTION

I will sell by public auction on

thepremlses at Summerside on

Thursday, October lst _ at 11 o’clock a. m.,

the Live , Sales and Exchan e Stables icirmerly owned by the late John A. McDonald. als; House and Lot and Blacksmit Forge.

Terms made known at sale. »

Dated 19th september. 1914-

Miss \Ei.i.sN cAi.i.Aei-iAN. §

l°‘"“ with deep regret t of the death of Dliliiistiilitiudiiiissl Ellen Canaghan’ Wh° North Wm 3* Y “WHY at her home in The wean B df” °“ Monday. sept. rta. Miss Causshlly Previous to her death. acute ,M18 B11 was hittacked with were not cgesimn' but the symptoms tonowin éms dered alarming until the

S Hnday. from which time site

gradually g"°“’ Worse. until death wlfsggtha h;1DlJY release. Deceased

ef 3 Sf year. of a quiet and

bgentle disposition and a devout mein- mffi dtaathoiic church.

acgiiaintaiicesg e y nelghbfirs and

e 1ePV@S to mourn three brothers

gg? 3"' 5|Sl9I‘S. besides a large num. or th 113:11' relatives On the morning Lot G43 .lb the funeral proceeded to mm " °l“U‘Cll. Wll€l`0 High Mass was

3 and the burial rites performed

bg' llpv. rather Curran in the presence 0 a args co t relatives. Rhlirelgn ion of friends and

MRS. W. H. HORNE.

on SMUYUHY. September 26th, there

IJHSSEG 9-WHY to her heavenly rest, 53210111; \l’l{0ods. beloved wife of Wil- of 70 ycargrue' of MMOT' in the age

She was in her usual good health

afflg .fmelldillli actively t'o the duties Zh xt. l}ouseliold until Scpt. 10th. when edt api ered a severe fall which cans. mag] rt;cl:1re of the hip. Everything do t 0‘l"llls_ care or medical skill could

I0 it eviate her sufferings was done

ilnib sie seemed just before the last lol e on the mend and her pliygioian ted out confident hopes of her re- °0V€l'Y~ But with terrible suddoimegg

pered her last words and her loving spirit lied to that land where there is neither sorrow nor pain and where t..odHHinisclf shall wipe away all tears.

Shc leaves to mourn their irrepar-

able loss ti husband, eight children “nil 0“0 SlSl0I`. Mrs. Geo. Younker Her daughters are: Mrs. Geo. Curtis; of lteginii, Sask-Z Ml's.;G. S. Clarke. of Dilke. Sash., and the luigses Snphm and Ethel who live at home. Her old- ‘fsl 90"- 0W€I1. resides in Truro, N. S,- her secoiid son, Hamilton, at the iioino'. stead, Milton, whilst her other two sons, Artiiur and Leigh, live at Dilkc, husk.

Tile funeral. which will be held on

»Sitturday, Oct. 3rd, will l > tl ‘_ l ' -

' mv.” ll louse tit it public temperance meeting to be

at 3 p. ni. for St. John's (liurch, Mil- ton. wht-re the service will hc lioltl and the interment take place.

1 was cured ol Rheumatic Gout. by

by MINARD'S LINIMENT,

Hall ax. ANDREW KING. Markham, Ont. C. S. BILLING.

1 was cured of Iih_eumatic Gout by

M1llAR`D'B_ LINIMENT.

Lakeileld. Que.. oct. 9,1907

I was cured of Acute Bronchitia by

MINARIYB LINIMENT. LT.-COL. O. CREW READ, Sus'

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ARMY FIELD SERVICE FUND

The following contributions in oats

and cash were subscribed at tho close of the Mt. Stcwnrt patriotic meeting: Teachers of surrounding districts plcusonoticc the names of subscrib- ers in their own districts so that these names can be entered ilrst on their respective iii-its.~()rits-li`. li. Feelimi, Mt. Stewart, 50 bus.; llusscl Clark, Mt. Stewart, 50 bus.; Johnathan Birt, Peake's, 10 bus.; .lohnathaii E. Birt, llisquid East, 30 bus.; S. A. Coffin, Savage iiarbor, 25 bus.; Henry (‘oflin, Cherry l-lill, 10 bus.; Stewart Mc-

Eaiirhlcrn, Mt. Stewart, 15 bus.; John J. clntyre. Mt. Stewart, 10 bus.; \\'allacc Molntyre, Savage Harbor, 10 bus.; Jus. L. McDonald, Mt. Stewart, 10 bus.; Richard Egan, Mt. Stewart, 10 bus.; Thos. Coffin, Cherry Hill, 10 bus.; Isaac Jay, Mt. Stewart, 10 bus.; Ross Pigot, Mt. Stewart, 10 bus.; Dane Pigot. Mt. Stewart, 10 bits.; Fulton Dougiris, lid. of Hillsboro, 15 bus.; Al- bert Jardine. lid. oil Hillsboro, 15 bus.; John Mclnnis, Htl. of liilisboro, Il hits.; Gordon Douglas, Hd. of Hills- boro, 5 bus.; Gedilie Douglas, Hd. of Hillsboro. 5 bus.; Jas. E. Sniallwood, Mt. Stewart, 10 bus.--Total, 323 bus- hels, Cash-Dr. Jas. Walsh. Mt. Ste- wart, $20; Fred Pigott, Savage Har- bor, $20; John Tinitnons. Mt. Stewart, $5; Frank Farquharson, Mt. Stewart, $5; P. W. McLeod. Mt. Stewart. $10; George Jay, Mt. Stewart, $10; John Heron. Mt. Stewart. $5; Jas. Par- tridge, Mt. Stewart. $5; li. D. Collin, Mt. Stewart, $8; C. A. McDonald, Mt. stewart, $5; John J. McDonald, Mt. Stewart, $2; W. H. Plgott, Mt. Ste- wart. S10; Montague McKay, Glenroy, $5; Daniel McWilliams, Mt. Stewart. $2; Jos. Barrett, Glenroy, $5; Jas. Mc- Carthy. Mt. Stewart, $5; Nathan Dou- glas, Mt. Stewart, $5; Daniel Birt, Mt. Stewart, $5.-Total,'$132.00.

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FRED J. E- WRI_GHT»

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Many friends and neighbors will: and Miss Muriel Mutch, Eartisclide,

came a change for the worse and al_ returned home from Montana where most betoro her husband _ i she has been residing with her uncle

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could gather at her bedsiilii sliel whit; for the past year' -I* i

Miss Olive Rlt hi , it

on a visit to Bostfome C yi has gone

---Misa -Rhoda--Robertson, Red Point,

were visitors to Charlottetown yes-

Mrs A. R. McLure, Llnkletter. re-

turned home yesterday after visiting Mrs J. W. Warren, Charlottetown.

Miss Helen McKay. Wheatley Rivar,

returned home yesterday after a very pleasant vacation in the city.

Mr Leslie McKinnon, merchant, of MUFFHY Harbour North. was in the City yesterday.

Mr J. J. Hornsby, city, was a pas-

Heuger by the afternoon train yester- day to Summerside.

Mr and Mrs Ernest Penny and their

little daughter, of Murray Harbour, were in tho city yesterday.

Miss Rhoda Robertson, Red Point,

is visiting in Earnsclifle, the guest of Miss Muriel Mutch.

Mrs Everett Wsdlock, of Hunter

River, returned home yesterday after- noon after a short visit _to her parents, Mr and Mrs J. C. McKendrick, of this city.

Mr Joe Livingstone, of Murray

Harbour. was a pasengar by the after- noon train yesterday on return borne after ei short visit to the city.

Mrs. Freeman Reynolds. _ Murray

Harbor, has returned home from Vernon, where she was the guest of Wm. and Mrs. Jenkins, Sr.

Miss Florence McDonald, daughter

of Mr. Alex. McDonald, Allisary, has

Mr. Aeneas McDonald, son of Mr.

Jas B. McDonald, West St. Peter's is now relieving the station agent of Vernon. Mr. McDonald has made re- markable good progress in telegraphy| considering his age.

Mr Duncan McMillan, of Flat River,

who has been travelling in various parts of tho west for the past few years, returned to his old home on the afternoon train yesterday.

lllr L. P. Tanton, G. W. P. of the

Sons of "l‘emperance, will be a pas- siiigton, en route to Darnley, at wlilch signton, en route to Dariiley. at which place he will be one of the speakers

held there this evening.

Mr Ray McCarville, B.A., Kinkora,

was a passenger by the Empress on Monday morning en route to Montreal, where he takes up the study of medi- cine in McGill University. Ray’s many friends wish him unbounded success in his undertaking.

Mr. J. D. Hume, of Murray River,

who has charge of the building of the new fox ranch, on St. Peter’s road, eight miles from the city, for the Hum- ber Fox Company, recently was cali- cil away from his duties on account oi' the illness of his wife, but Mrs. Hume’s condition has so improved that he is now returning to bring his task to'a completion.

Hon. John McLean, M. L. A., of

Souris has gone to Quebec to see his daughter Miss Rena. Mc- LGHII. who is leaving that city for the war zone having volunteered as a Red Cross Nurse. Miss Mcllean has many friends in Charlottetown who will join with her relatives in wishing her a safe re- turn.

Mrs. Thamas Collin, Cherry Hill,

has been quite ill for the last two weeks but is_now quite improved.- Miss Lillian Douglas and her sister Mrs. A. Mt-Lean and family intend leaving Mt. Stewart for Boston on Saturday the 26th.- Her many friends will regret to lcarn that Mrs. Frank Mcllonald, Plsquid East. is seriously ill.-L.

Louis W. Mt-Nutt. son of Mr. L. S. McNutt of this city is among the Cuti- ailiuu troops now on the ocean on their way to the front.. Dr. Mc-Nutt holds the rank of Captain in the Army Medical Corps. Ile was one of the llrst among the young physicians of Cttiiaiia to volunteer for the front.

Dr. (‘. J. Mcll/iillari, City, left ycstor-

dny morning for McGill, Montreal.

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REVERE HOTEL.

W. and Mrs Walker. Sourls; S.

Brown, E. Brown, York; E. C. Young, Ottawa; P. Flanagan, Georgetown; D. Williams, J. Williams, St George; M. ings, China Point; S. McNeil, A. Strong, New Dominion; H. Wood, Suniniorside; J. A. Robertson, Bou- sliaw; Chas. A. Prince, Birmingham, Eng., F. F. Wilson, Syracuse. N.Y.; J. A. Birt, Vancouver; C. Morley, Toronto; R. W. and Mrs Parker, Boston, Mass.

VICTORIA.

\ ` A. E. Andrew, wife and family, Pic- ton; B. A. Tanton, Summerslds; P. A. Wallace, Halifax; J. J. Ryan, Halifax; W. O. Kearney, Galt, Ont.; E. V. Clarke, Halifax; N. S. Steeves, Monc- ton; A. Barrie; N. Y. City;‘J.'M. Mc- Kay. Halifax; J. C. and Mrs. Btillem, Bedeque; D. W. Howell, Toronto; Chas. McKle, Montreal; John F. Hart. N. E. Margarey, C. B.; Mrs. F. Young, Halifax; J. A. Grant, Brldkeville; R. L. Jamieson, Halifax; W. A. Maclauch- lan, St. John; H. C. Creighton. St. John; R. L. Lennox, Toronto; Geo. Ackman, Moncton; Ernest H. Owen, Toronto; E. B. Nixon, Sydney; W. Ap- -plagrath, Sydney; S. T. Coates, Am- herst; lll. J. Dinneen, Bt. John; J. F. Buckley, Haverhill, Mass.

` QUEEN.

D .C. Morson, Cardigan; V. Curley,

zgllage Graon;_ J. Ar McKinnon,_ Bod-

ine! F. Conln, Moifall; Jas. Fraser,

Quebec; A. 1.' McCormick, New Glas- gow; J. B. Jones, Summarslda; J. Wallamith, Woodstock; S. J. Davies,

lo;.}i'.,-L..'Bt`oarns, Toronto; L. E.

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Cressy, signed 'by Bertram ~W Nichol. son, commander of thalats H. M. S. Cresay. followa:-

“Slrz l have the honor to submit

the followingreport in connection with the sinking of H. M. S. Cressy iii corn- pany with H. M. S. Aboukir and Hogue on the morning of the 22nd of Septem- ber while on patrol duty:

"The Aboukir was struck at about

6.25 a. ni. on the starboard beam. The Hague and Cressy closed in and took up a position, the Hogue ahead of the Aboukir and the Cressy about 400 yards on her port beam. As soon as it was seen that the Aboukir was in danger of sinking all the boats were sent away from the Cressy and a picket-boat. was hoisted out without steam up. When cutters full of the Aboukir's men were rctitrniiig to the Cressy, the Hogue was struck, appar- tenly under the aft 9.2 magazine, as a very heavy explosion took place inirne- diately. Alrnost directly after the I-logue was bit we observed a periscope on our port bow, about 300 yards off.

Declare Submarine Was Sunk.

"Fire was immediately opened and

the engines were put full speed ahead with the intentions of running her down. Our gunner, Mr. Dougherty, pos- itively asserts that he hit the periscope and that the submarine sank. An offi- cer who was standing alongside tho gunner tlilnks that the shell struck only timber, of.whicli there was much about. but it was evidently the impressioii of the men on deck. who cheered and clapped heartily, -and the submarine had been hit. This submarine did not fire a torpedo at the Crcssy.

“Captain Joiinsoii then mmioeuvrcd

the ship so as to render assistance to the crews of the Hogue and Aboukir. About five minutes later another peri- acope was seen on our starboard quar- ter and fire was opened. The track of the torpedo she fired-at a range of 500 to 600 ,yards-was plainly visible and it struck us»on tlte starboard side just before the afterbridge.

She Took Twenty Minutes to Sink

"The ship listed about 10 degrees

to the starboard and remained steady. The time was 7.15 a. ni. All the water- tight doors, deadliglits and scuttlcs had been securedly closed before the tor- pedo struck the ship. All the mess stools and table chores and all avail- able timber beiow and on the deck had been previously got up and thrown overside for the saving of life.

“A second torpedo, fired by the same

submarine, missed and passed about ten feet astern. About a quarter of an itour after the first torpedo had hit, a third torpedo fired from at sub- inariiiedust-liefore tire-starbourtl beam hit us under the 5 boiler room. The time was 7. 30 a. m. The ship then be- gan to heel rapidly and finally turned keel up remaining so for about twenty minutes before she finally sank, at 7.55 u. m.

Conduct of Crew Excellent.

“A large number of the men were

saved by casting adrift one pattern three target. The steam pinnacle float-

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Sllllllfi _ _ liceli-.il rapidly. I lulil thc nien in the this uiiglc iiiilil sllc |‘ll>:ilcil bottom up th Cie secondxporpedo which struck port liullery to jump ovcrbouril, as thc wilii the. starboard screw slightly out

0 »l“0SSY P11811 over thc sililiiiig ltilriirli lvtis close nlongsulc, and soon of thc v\'tilci‘. l r-oiisillci' it. wus 35 lo

liull of the Aboukir, narrowly inissiiig :iitcrwiirrls tlic ship iurclicrl licuvlly 45 niinutcs from thc tliiit- she wus lt. _ lt is possible that tlic samc sub-Ito stairbouril. 'struclciill slic wus liottolii up.

marine fired all three torpcdos at thc; “l clung to ii rim.: bolt for some linic, (JSSSY. ’ _but cvs-iituiilly dropped onto the deck Selflcacrlfice and Gailantry. `

The conduct ol tile crcw was cx- and ii liugc waive waslteii inc ttwitv. l f ' .

Cellellt Lll1‘0l1gl\out_ I liuvc iilrctiily ri'-;t~llmbcd up thc sliip’s side and vvus “_-\ll thc mt-ii on tlic lioguo belrtvcd marked on the bravery displayed by again wnslicd off. lilvciitualiy after extniordirlary well obeying orders i-ven Captain Phillips, muster of the trawior s\\'inii'iiiiig about from various over- who" in my “~u¢,.,f S“.i{,,mmg for Limh. L. T. Coriander and his crew who pick- laden pieces oi’ wreckage, l was picked lives and l wltiiosscd inanv cases of ed up 156 officers and men. kup by ii cutter from tho lloguc. lcox- great self-sacrii'icc and 'gallatttry

_ _s\\'alri, li. S. Marks) \\'lil<‘li ulied about lf' ' . 1 r _ i i ' i

DESCRIBES SINKING lfor sonic iiours pit-king up iiicii und ills- jtghlphsduilliii-rliiiiirilp ilictilguiilglimtfii

OF CRUISER HOGUE. ciiargliig ilu-in to our pit-icci-liozil :ind make riioiii for-otlicrs and would not

H _ steam pliriiziifitr, :intl _I0 tllc l)\llr‘ll uvuil liimsi-if of :i.~.>¢isiriiii~c until ull The report by Ccmmaiidcr Itcgiu- steaiiicr i~loru :iiul Titan. and iwsciicd the nicii iu‘a,_|,,- “.(.n. D;,.k,,_d up_ He

aid A. Norton, into of H. M .S. lioguc, in this \v:i_\' Voiiiiiiaiillcr Zi-lls itil thc \\".is in tiic \\~.iti=r uboiil liaif an hour. follows: 'Allouitlrl iiiligiiir-ci* (ioiiiiiiriiiilcr Sioizcs ""l`licrc \\-as no puiiil'<ii`ui1\' sort the

"‘l have thc honor to report as fol- (with legs lirckoiil 'lfioet Puyinastcr mon u,kg,,,_5 0,-|~ \\,,_,,. domes its 0rd;,N,d

lows concerning the sinking of thc Eidrcd and ziboiit 120 otlicrs. and falling in with haniinock or wood, H0919' Aboukir alla CVCSSY5 ' i' Nlcliolsoii, in our oilicr cutter, as usual,

“Betweoii 6, 15 and 6.30 a, ni. ii. Kindness of‘Rescuers. ‘ was pr~r'i'ei»ii\' cool and rcscuell lnrgo

M~ S- Aboukir WHS Slfuck by 3 t0l`P‘7“l°» iiuiiib\~i's of riir»ii_ I lust sau' liim nztloiil" 'l‘lie Hogue closed on the Aboukir and “li‘in:ill_v, about clcvcu u. ni., wlicn wc opp. pw i-‘1(,m_ i.;,,g;,,U..,. c(,,,mm,,,}L.',~ I received orders to hoist out -the could find no mort- mt-ii in thi- water, ,\‘.mk.-,t-_ 1 1,(-li,-W ,vm-, 11111,.. L.ug;m. launch, turn out and prepare fill l10L1lS WC \\'0l`l* l>i"ll<“l UD by lllli l»\lf‘i\`<‘l" room to the lust 'und l-Iiigiiit-cr l.ii:ut. and uiilash all timber on the upper wliicli proccciil-il to thc Tiiuu and tool: (',,“,m»,,,,,|,.,- p,.,,d,,.k gm Swzm, on the deck. Two lilo boats were sent to the off from ber :ill our incii except aiiiult bout liriist and workcil il iii flvt- min. Aboukir, brit bet'0r°e the launch could twenty who \\'i=rc too ill to bc movcii. 11|;-,;_ ' get away the Hoguo was struck on tlio- “A l.owcstoI`t ti'a\\'it-i' and ilic two -A1 inn-il ilu. hm,,,,- to Surmm that | starboard side by two lorpcdocs nt iii- Dutch ships li`li>i'u and 'fiiaii »_-r-rv im- may 1,0 ;,M,,,;m¢,| 1,, ,m(,;_H(.,- Ship as

tervals often to twenty secontls. traordinarily kimimllllliing and foetliiig Sum, as i mm ,_-at 1, mtg'

“Tile ship nt once began to liccl to oui' iiicn. My b_out`s vrciv, coiisisting| >A ' Y - _ ' 4

starboard. After ordering the men to provide themselves with wood ham- mocks, etc., and to get into lllc boats on the booms and to talto off their clothes, I went, by Captaiii Nicholson`s tlirectioiis, to ascertain the danizigc in the engine room The artificcr en- gineer int‘o1°nieii me that the water wus over the engine rooiu gratings.

Told Men to Jump Overboard.

"While endeavouring to return to the

bridge the watcr burst open the star-

Foiinil a Friend

in Dr. thase

His Medipiries Proven Effective, and Always Kept at Hand in this

Home.

Mrs. Chas. Lovell, Agnssiz, ll. (`..

writes:--“I feel it my duty to tell _voir what it great friend l)r. (?liasc‘s modi- eines have been to myself and family. l cannot praise his inodicines too high- ly, anti Dr. Chaso's name is a iiousc- hold word in'our home. Well, quite ii number of yours ago l sent to you for a sample box of llr. (7lmsc's Oint- ment for prolrudtiig piics, and. having used the sample and found rciicf, I sont to a iieiglilioriiig town for foiii' boxes, and l uni coiiiplctcly ciii‘cd."

“l llnvc also used llr. (`iiasc`s Kid-

ney-Livcr Pills for <-oiistipzitiini. riiiil. after using tlicm, i nm coniplf-t<‘l_\'; cured of this iiroiuiful ilisciise. i tim tlto niotlicr of ton c|iililrcii_ of wlioiii nine arc living, und wlicn scvcn of iiiy ciillrlron were iili very bail with whooping cough, ciiuglit, in the niirlcllc of it severe wliitcr, l used l)r. (‘liusu's Syrup of llinsccd and 'l`urpc1itiiie, and they worc ull cured before tlic winter* was over, and now wo ure ucver with- out Dr. (‘ii;1sc's mcdicliics sin our home, und l rccoiiiincud thorn to till."

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::l~`or Pickles and ('l1ow our spices

are by rtcttiiil test, thc cieirnost. strorill- ost an dniost satisfiit-tory tliiit you could possibly a uso; a pound 400. Our essence of vinegar for pickles and chow is unusually strong and saves money for you. Price a pliit, Iltlcc. llilacliluncn Drug Co., cor. Great

ll "’l`ii\~ (‘i'c.~:e-r_\' i wiilclicil liccl tivcr 'iiroiii tlic ciiltcr. She licclcil ovcr to

mainly ol` royul iinvy t'l-sci‘vc mon pull- oil and bclinverl rciiiiirlralrly wcll. particiilr-irly wish to iiiciitloii- Pctl.) Officer llultoii who by ciicouruging tho iiien in llic walt-i' iiciir mc undoulilvilly

'saved mziny lives. | “l.icut. Uoiiiimuirlor ]’liilllpi=.-Wolit-y after hoisting out the launch, risked me if we should try to hoist out an- other boat, and endeavoured to do so. Tile last I saw of him was on the after bridge. doing well.

"l.icut. (ioniniander Tillard was

picked up liy ti. liiurich_ i-lc got up zi

icuttcr crow and saved many livcs us ‘did illitlsltipnixitc Uaziilcl in thc |t`i'cssy's gig. lllciitciiuilt (Tiiiclicstcr luriicil out llic wlinlcr vci‘y iiultfkly.

Trawler ignored Appeal for Help.

“.\ Ilutlicli soiling trzrwlcr suilcd closc

by, but went oft' without rcnilcriiig any iissislaiicir. although we sigiiallcd to lici' lfroiii thc iloguc to r-losc iiftcr wc wort' ‘slrilclc “'l`liv Alioukli' iippcurcil to inc lto take about 215 iulriiilcs to sink, limit- ing liottuin-up for sc\'ci‘iil riiinutcs 'l`lic Hogiic tiiriicil turtlc vcry qiih-_kl_\' and floated bottom tip for scvcrnl iiiiil- utcs. A tlciisc lilnck siiioire was 1-‘och in thc st.zii‘boiird bzi\t.cr_\', wlit-tiicr l`roin coal or torpcrlo cortlitc l could not Say. 'l`i\c upper' deck was not binwii up null oiily imc other siiiilll explosion occurred iiitil wc lict-lcd ovcr.

st:ii~bozii'il very slo\\'l_\', df-use bliick .siiiokc issiiiiig i`i'om hcl' wlicii shi' ul- tuiiicil :iii :iiiglc of iibonl iiiiicty dc-

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::Yo\i iloii`t "go it blind" wlicn _voir

buy a iicxtill llcnici-_\'_ You know what you itrc gctliiig. You iloii't cvcii iiuvc to risk your iiitiiic_\' or your faith or our faith in thc rciiitiilini viiiuo ol` ii ltoxaill limlierl_\'_ wlicii you buy il. llcciiiise ouch and c\'t‘:'_v mic of thc iicnrly 350 itcxal licnicdics is guar- tiritocd to do what you cxpcct it tri- - ‘ giiiirniitcell to |>lou~_~‘~ :ind Satish' you in evo:-y way, oi' your inoncy luicli. You li=.\\'cii`t any curtlily uxciisc to_ doubt or iiositi1lc_ ‘.`i`iic i you buy ltr. .\» ul ilciiieiiiosr you curl l<iio'.\' wliirt you are izcltltig, and, if l»_\‘ tiny c`n.\uce. you should not lic szitisflcll, von novo your iiiimcy hack. M.iil.ii\iimi llrirg ('o. wr. tircut. Gcorgc :iurl i\`<‘iil Slrccis.

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Fnriners wisiiliu.: to purchase pot-

ato diggers will do wi-li bcfcrc buy- ing vlsc\vlH~i'<~, to wriit- or icli-plibiie, 0l` will to \\'. iiruiil. & Fo., (ilini‘lottc- town, or tht- uiiilci'sii;m-rl, iiiirl soo tho <ll1.;;:c|'s, toiiv i`<ii' lii\;i\'y gi-nggy |hm1_ llic ollicr for light soil) ln»;i\-y gt;-ol sliciirs giuiriiiilccrltnstuinl in stoiicy laiiiti, :ind will dig from titty to unc liuiidrcrl air-rcs, thi- hi-st slicurs I cyl-.r put on ti potutu iliggcr.

HENRY McKENZIE.

McKenzie's Corner, Southport, , R. R. No. 1, P. E. I.

A TESTIMONIAL.

Cardigan Bridge,

~ N . 11

Mr. McKenzle:,-l’~_ ov ' 1912'

llcar Sir,- Ti \ ||.., ,

you this l`n.ll, l iiillllsti ritI\\i:'ii)-it iiiiriiliitil WHS- 1 did my riisiriiii: this rail tt-p|,f mu any U'UlllJl<‘. und with it ull im. mmih mcm“"|' Yours triilvop Ill\;`Nl;l¥év\l\I/I (riiomhmc S0' ‘."‘I‘llsfm. if ic. i. EDMO-ND’ :iTiT-S)-.\'l Mon and \Vrii 2i.

George and Kent streets. metf.

in~r'.l

“ssl

31% g

engines 'at' abargain and will sell at ia low price for cash only

hs" Now is ytu chance to buy If interested cali and inspect

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gene . 1 » - 11 9 The Woodpecker Gasoline -Engine

1 'I The best En ine made at first cost if l

_ We have 15 enginesfi and 6 H P all new and in perfectwrunningj order. We purchase; tliese

V mls/ L A. PICKARD & C0; “

i _ ` Coal Dealers Ch’town 5_3w~_é;Mm _

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